List of Ben 10 episodes
The following is a list of episodes for the American animated television series Ben 10. The series was created for Cartoon Network by "Man of Action", a group composed of writers Duncan Rouleau, Joe Casey, Joe Kelly and Steven T. Seagle.[1]
Series overview
Season | Episodes | Originally aired | ||
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First aired | Last aired | |||
1 | 13 | December 27, 2005 | March 25, 2006 | |
2 | 13 | May 29, 2006 | October 9, 2006 | |
3 | 13 | November 25, 2006 | April 21, 2007 | |
4 | 13 | July 14, 2007 | April 15, 2008 |
Episodes
Season 1 (2005–06)
No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
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1 | "And Then There Were 10" | Scooter Tidwell | Thomas Pugsley | December 27, 2005 | 101 |
Ben Tennyson begins summer vacation with his ten-year-old cousin Gwen and his grandfather Max. He wanders off and finds an alien pod that has crashed to earth, and within it a watch-like alien artifact. When he reaches to touch it, the watch jumps onto his wrist and refuses to come off, merging with his DNA. Ben accidentally discovers that it can change his form into various alien creatures and quickly learns how to use it, protecting people from robots sent by Vilgax to retrieve the watch. Deciding he can be a real-life superhero, Ben begins a summer full of extraterrestrial adventures for himself, Max and Gwen. | |||||
2 | "Washington B.C." | Alex Soto | Greg Klein and Thomas Pugsley | January 13, 2006 | 102 |
Ben overuses the watch and doesn't have any power left when Dr. Animo, a disgruntled scientist, brings creatures from the Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C. to life. Ben eventually defeats him, and learns that being a hero doesn't always come with rewards. | |||||
3 | "The Krakken" | Scooter Tidwell | Man of Action | January 14, 2006 | 103 |
When Ben and Max go on a fishing trip with Captain Shaw, they encounter the Krakken that lives in the lake. With Gwen's help they find out that the creature is upset because Jonah Melville, a poacher pretending to be an animal lover, is stealing its eggs. | |||||
4 | "Permanent Retirement" | Scooter Tidwell | Marsha F. Griffin | January 21, 2006 | 104 |
Ben and Max drive to a retirement center to visit Ben and Gwen's Aunt Vera, but find out that evil alien shape-shifters called the Limax are kidnapping and replacing the elderly residents in order to devour them later. | |||||
5 | "Hunted" | Scooter Tidwell | Adam Beechen | January 28, 2006 | 105 |
Vilgax hires three alien bounty hunters, Kraab, Sixsix, and Tetrax, to retrieve the Omnitrix. Ben fights Tetrax alone, and Tetrax reveals himself to be the same species as Diamondhead. Tetrax criticizes his lack of strategy in hand-to-hand combat, then aids Ben in warding off Kraab and Sixsix. Realizing that Ben took his words to heart, Tetrax decides to leave him with the Omnitrix and awards him with a hoverboard. | |||||
6 | "Tourist Trap" | Scooter Tidwell | Man of Action | February 4, 2006 | 106 |
While in a tourist trap town called Sparksville, Ben plays a practical joke that accidentally unleashes Megawatt, small creatures made from electrical energy. Ben must stop them from multiplying out of control and destroying the town with their dangerous pranks, and turns to Heatblast to seal the Megawatts in the world's largest fishbowl. | |||||
7 | "Kevin 11" | Scooter Tidwell | Greg Klein | February 11, 2006 | 107 |
Straying from Max after an argument, Ben meets and befriends a boy named Kevin, who has the power to absorb any form of energy. Their first misadventure forces Ben to reveal what the Omnitrix is capable of. Kevin suggests that they team up, but he just wants the Omnitrix's power for himself, to get back at those who treated him like a monster. The two fight and Ben chases Kevin off, but Kevin has absorbed some of the energy from the Omnitrix. | |||||
8 | "The Alliance" | Scooter Tidwell | Kevin Hopps | February 18, 2006 | 108 |
Ben as Four Arms reluctantly fights a female thief named Rojo, who injures Max. Ben realizes that his watch makes him a constant target and puts Gwen and Max in danger and leaves them behind, but when he encounters Rojo again, this time controlled by Vilgax's robots and telepathy, it is Max's advice that helps Ben win. Vilgax makes telepathic contact with Upgrade during the battle and threatens him, claiming that he will obtain the Omnitrix some day. | |||||
9 | "Last Laugh" | Scooter Tidwell | Man of Action | February 25, 2006 | 109 |
While visiting a travelling circus, Ben fights an evil clown named Zombozo who is draining people's souls through their laughter. Conquering his own fear of clowns, Ben defeats Zombozo by terrifying him as Ghostfreak, and saves his family. Ben admits that he scares himself while fighting as Ghostfreak. | |||||
10 | "Lucky Girl" | Scooter Tidwell | Marsha F. Griffin | March 4, 2006 | 110 |
Ben prevents a powerful sorcerer named Hex from stealing the Arkamada Book of Spells. During the fight Ben obtains one of Hex's five magical Charms of Bezel and gives it to Gwen, giving her the ability of probability manipulation. Using a Mardi Gras costume, Gwen becomes a new superheroine named "Lucky Girl" and steals Ben's spotlight. Hex lures Gwen into a trap to retrieve the charm and destroy New Orleans, but Gwen smashes all five of the charms so they can't be used for evil. | |||||
11 | "A Small Problem" | Scooter Tidwell | Sean Jara | March 11, 2006 | 111 |
In a fit of stubbornness, the Omnitrix transforms Ben into Grey Matter and leaves him stuck in that form for far longer than normal. During this time, Grey Matter is captured by an alien-obsessed nerd named Howell Wayneright, before both Gray Matter and Howell are captured by a secret society of modern knights known only as The Organization. The two work together to escape and discover a room filled with extraterrestrial technology, with which The Organization could take over the world. Grey Matter cross-connects three of the objects to trigger an explosion and take down The Organization's base. Enoch, The Organization's leader, orders his men to find information on Ben, Gwen and Max. | |||||
12 | "Side Effects" | Scooter Tidwell | Greg Klein | March 18, 2006 | 112 |
A man named Clancy, who has the power to control insects, wants to take revenge on Councilwoman Liang because she wants to tear down the building where he and his insects live. Meanwhile Ben has to deal with the strange side effects a cold has on his alien forms: Wildmutt is unable to see or smell, Four Arms smells horrible, and Heatblast's powers change to freeze powers, which Ben uses to defeat Clancy. | |||||
13 | "Secrets" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg | March 25, 2006 | 113 |
With his wounds finally healed, Vilgax decides to personally retrieve the Omnitrix. He contacts Ben in a dream, which worries Max. Ben ignores Max's warnings not to go alien and flies off to stop trouble along the way, only to encounter Vilgax himself, who captures Ben and brings him aboard his spaceship. Max retrieves weapons from a secret base in Mount Rushmore, and he and Gwen free Ben, but then are held hostage. Max reveals that he activated the ship's self-destruct, and the three escape, leaving Vilgax on the ship as it explodes. |
Season 2 (2006)
No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
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14 | "Truth" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg | May 29, 2006 | 201 |
After the incident with Vilgax, Grandpa Max tells Ben and Gwen about his secret past. He really was a plumber, but not the garden variety version. He was part of a secret government organization known as "The Plumbers," that dealt with extra-terrestrial and paranormal phenomenon that others couldn't. The organization was disbanded after he defeated Vilgax for the first time. During one of Ben's regular acts of heroism, they run into Max's old partner, Phil. Phil is still in the business of hunting aliens, though he is now a freelance agent. He suggests that they remake The Plumbers, but Max is against the idea. Ben, however, is much more enthusiastic about the idea. During another alien battle, Ben reveals the secret of the Omnitrix to Phil, and Phil is even more determined to get him as a partner. Phil ends up taking them to an expensive hotel, which he is able to pay for thanks to rewards for capturing the aliens. The frequency of the alien attacks, as well as the familiar aliens themselves, raises Max's suspicions, and he heads to Mount Rushmore to check on something. There, he finds the Null Void Projector—a weapon that can trap things in, or release them from, an alternate dimension—missing. Phil has been abusing it to scam various hotel owners into paying him to remove the aliens that he sets free. Phil releases an alien to deal with Max, but Ben is able to rescue him and eventually trap Phil in the Null Void. | |||||
15 | "The Big Tick" | Sebastian Montes | Kevin Hopps | May 30, 2006 | 202 |
During a trip to Yellowstone National Park, Ben discovers a new alien on the Omnitrix: Cannonbolt, an armadillo alien. At the same time, a meteor crashes nearby unleashing a giant, tick-like alien called the "Great One" that intends to devour the planet. On top of that, it has its very own worshipers, who intend to make sure it completes its task. Ben easily defeats the worshippers, but the Great One is impervious to all of his original alien forms. Since nothing else works, Ben has to rely on a form he knows nothing about in order to defeat the Great One. He quickly discovers that Cannonbolt is impervious from any attack when rolled into an armored ball and penetrates the Great One's armor in that form, killing the alien from the inside. The worshipers proclaim Ben the new Great One, but change their minds once he reverts to normal. | |||||
16 | "Framed" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Thomas Pugsley | May 31, 2006 | 203 |
In San Francisco, Ben discovers that look-alikes of his aliens are committing crimes around the city. Ben encounters the imposter and discovers that it was really Kevin; their last battle has permanently given Kevin the ability to transform into the various aliens of the Omnitrix. Kevin leaves Ben to pay for his own crimes performed as Omnitrix aliens, bringing Ben into direct conflict with the ruthless Lt. Steel of the government's Special Alien Capture Team. Evading Steel, Fourarms confronts Kevin atop the Golden Gate Bridge and fight as Fourarms vs Diamondhead. Kevin is defeated, and then transforms into various other aliens to fight him but is still defeated and loses control of the Omnitrix's powers during the battle, prompting Ben to walk away. Kevin's rage at the loss forces one final transformation: a fusion of all of the Omnitrix aliens without the ability to revert to human form. Blaming Ben for the mess, Kevin vows to kill Ben once and for all. Fourarms is no match for the new mutation. Fortunately, Steel had observed the battle and conversation and decides that Kevin is the enemy, knocking him into the water below. Ben and the Tennysons leave the scene with approval from Steel. Aliens transformed into: Diamondhead, Wildmutt, Fourarms. | |||||
17 | "Gwen 10" | Scooter Tidwell | Greg Klein | June 1, 2006 | 204 |
When Ben wakes up one morning, he finds the Omnitrix missing from his arm. Weirder still is the fact that Gwen and Grandpa Max have no idea what he's talking about when he asks about it. Ben soon discovers that he's actually reliving the very first day of summer, the same day that Ben found the Omnitrix to begin with, but in an alternate reality. At the campsite, Ben tries to find the Omnitrix as it crashes to Earth, only to find out that it has already been found by Gwen. Gwen quickly adjusts to the Omnitrix's powers, with much greater ease than Ben. But Gwen uses the Omnitrix much more than required, hence when actual need for Omnitrix is required, i.e., when Vilgax attacks she finds the Omnitrix is discharged and will take some time before it becomes usable. Also, unlike the first episode Vilgax was not injured at all earlier and is already heading for Earth to take it back from her, preferably in a very painful way. Ben's going to have to prove himself to be a hero without the Omnitrix to back him up if he wants to save Gwen and give her advice on which alien to use in which situation as she finds herself at loss in that department, then as she gets captured by Vilgax and then rescued by Ben and Max, the Omnitrix flies off of Gwen and lands on Max, granting him the Omnitrix's tremendous energy and power witch leads to ben getting upset. Aliens transformed into: Heatblast (Gwen), Grey Matter (Gwen), Diamondhead (Gwen), Fourarms (Gwen), Upgrade (Max). Note: This is a non-canon episode that is said to have taken place in a parallel world and alternate universe. | |||||
18 | "Grudge Match" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Marty Isenberg | June 7, 2006 | 205 |
Diamondhead battles the still-mutated Kevin, who had rendered Gwen and Max unconscious. A droid named Slix Vigma observes their fight, recognizing them as potential gladiators. Amidst the combat, a teleportation beam takes Diamondhead and Kevin to a huge ship called the Mega Cruiser, where life or death gladiator matches are regularly held between slaves captured from different alien races. There, Vigma makes Ben and Kevin a team, bonding them with shackles that transfer pain from one to the other. With no choice, Ben and Kevin battle another captive, Technorg, during which Ben teaches Kevin new attacks combining Omnitrix alien abilities in order to win. Though Kevin intends to kill Technorg, Ben restrains him and spares his opponent's life. After the fight, Ben and Kevin rally the other prisoners, who nearly all escape. However, Kevin traps Ben with the intent to kill, revealing that he still bears a grudge. Ben transforms into Cannonbolt, the only alien Kevin doesn't have, and knocks him out. Cannonbolt was about to launch his escape pod, until Kevin regained his conscious and tries to seize Cannonbolt. Fortunately, Technorg abides by a code of honor and saves Ben, sending him back to Earth. Kevin is left aboard the Mega Cruiser with Technorg. | |||||
19 | "The Galactic Enforcers" | Scooter Tidwell | Joe Kelly | June 13, 2006 | 206 |
When a pair of bounty hunters (Six-Six and Vulkanus) plan to use raw minerals from earth to build a devastatingly powerful bomb, Ben joins a group of alien super heroes, Galactic Enforcers, in order to stop them. However, all is not well with the new group, as a small gift of Ben's chocolate is all that's needed to weaken the group's leader, Ultimos. This causes his second, Synaptak, to take the lead in order to try showing Ben up. However, the Enforcers tactics involving 'commanding presence' backfire on them, and nearly getting Tini hurt in the process. However, after Ben goads Synaptak into rescuing Tini from a landslide, Ben and the Enforcers put aside their differences to finally arrest the bounty hunters. | |||||
20 | "Camp Fear" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Marty Isenberg | June 21, 2006 | 207 |
Distracted by Ben and Gwen quarreling, Max almost hits a young camper named Gilbert on the road. They take the boy back to his camp, Camp Opinicon, only to find no one there. As they investigate the premises, they find two more children, twins named Andy and Mandy, who are hiding from something that caused the camp to become deserted. Max is captured by tendrils while he investigates, prompting Ben and Gwen to split up. While Gwen leads the campers to safety from fungal mutants, Ben attempts two failed rescue missions, getting captured on the second. In trying to escape, Ben unlocks a new alien form, a plant-like alien named Wildvine; however, even Wildvine cannot defeat the Mycelium (a fungal brain) that controls the fungal creatures. Fortunately, Ben drops his shoe, which has athletes foot powder in it onto the brain and causes it and its minions to wither. Ben and Gwen spread more of the antifungal powder on its tendrils and save the camp. Aliens transformed into: Cannonbolt, Wildmutt, XLR8, Wildvine (1st time). | |||||
21 | "Ultimate Weapon" | Scooter Tidwell | Jeff Hare | July 6, 2006 | 208 |
Max's Plumber equipment detects that an ancient mask had been unearthed. This quickly triggers a change in Max's attitude; he claims that this artifact would lead to the most powerful weapon ever designed, and that he should retrieve it before it falls into the wrong hands. Max immediately becomes more impatient, worse-tempered, and far stricter. Upon retrieving the mask, the Tennysons come into conflict with The Organization, now called the Forever Knights, who want to find the weapon themselves. The Tennysons end up with the mask after a struggle and use it to find the ultimate weapon, the Sword of Ekchuah, inside of a Mayan pyramid. There, Fourarms faces off against the Mayan death god Ah Puch while the Forever Knights fight Max for the sword. In a painstaking decision, Max decides to save his family instead of claiming the weapon, realizing which was more important. His choice was not in vain, as the antique sword crumbles to dust once Enoch takes it, since the sword is five thousand years old. The temple collapses, and though Max warns Enoch not to stay, Enoch remains inside in an attempt to collect the dust that was once the ultimate weapon. | |||||
22 | "Tough Luck" | Scooter Tidwell | Steven T. Seagle | July 12, 2006 | 209 |
Gwen dons her Lucky Girl costume again upon finding the mystical Keystone of Bezel at a convention in Las Vegas. Rather than extremely good luck, the Keystone greatly strengthens all of Gwen's natural abilities to superhuman levels tenfold and granting her superhuman agility, enhanced reflexes, and durability. At the same time, Hex has been busted out of prison by his niece, Charmcaster, and seeks to use the keystone to restore the destroyed charms. Charmcaster tricks Gwen into trusting her so that she could easily take the Keystone and give it to Hex. However, Charmcaster double-crosses her uncle so that she can take the six Charms' great power for herself. Wildvine stops the recreation process and Gwen defeats Charmcaster herself. To do so, she instinctively fires a yellow-colored energy blast from Hex's staff, which implies the first real hint of her own magical powers and her strong natural affinity with all things supernatural. | |||||
23 | "They Lurk Below" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | July 18, 2006 | 210 |
The family ride a jet belonging to Grandpa Max's old Friend, Donovan Grand Smith, who owns an underwater resort. At the entrance, they receive a warm welcome from Donovan himself, though they also meet with his grandson, Edwin, who doesn't seem to be excited about their guests. Later, when Edwin, Ben, and Gwen enter the Undersea Manta Ray, a giant submarine, they encounter strange aliens that threaten to destroy the whole resort. While the kids find a way to cooperate with each other to find the source. The aliens want to retrieve as it turns out that it was a piece of their technology, Donovan himself learns a few lessons in how to bond better with his grandson. | |||||
24 | "Ghostfreaked Out" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Thomas Pugsley | July 25, 2006 | 211 |
Lately, Ben has been having strange nightmares about Ghostfreak. During a tour of an academy school Gwen wishes to attend, Ben sees and hears Ghostfreak everywhere, and bad luck follows him around. When Frightwig, Acid Breath, and Thumbskull show up, Ben activates his Omnitrix; however, it transforms him into Ghostfreak. After a vicious battle, during which Ben is clearly no longer in control, Ghostfreak escapes from the Omnitrix. Ghostfreak removes his second layer of skin in order to possess Ben, revealing a horrifying creature underneath. As a side effect of removing it, though, he can no longer withstand sunlight and is forced to retreat. Ghostfreak scares the circus trio into working for him as he schemes to possess Ben and gain control of the Omnitrix. Ben and family encounter Ghostfreak and his minions that night. Gwen and Max easily deal with the circus trio, but Ghostfreak has Ben on the run. As Ghostfreak prepares to possess him, Ben pulls back the curtains in the room while the sun is rising, incinerating him. In the end, presumably as a result of Gwen's connection with Ben and her involvement in fighting off the villains (during which quite some damage was done), her application for the academy is rejected. Ben manages to cheer Gwen up after she hears the bad news. Aliens transformed into: Wildmutt, Ghostfreak (last time), Fourarms, Grey Matter. | |||||
25 | "Dr. Animo and the Mutant Ray" | Scooter Tidwell | Duncan Rouleau | August 25, 2006 | 212 |
When Ben tries to take apart the Omnitrix to see how it works, he ends up breaking off its face and causing weird combinations of his alien forms when he transforms. Additionally, the broken piece begins mutating the smaller creatures it comes into contact with. Meanwhile, Dr. Animo escapes from prison and, during a battle with Ben, finds the broken piece of the Omnitrix. Using it, he is able to complete his large-scale Transmodulator, giving him the power to mutate the entire planet in a single shot. | |||||
26 | "Back with a Vengeance" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Marty Isenberg | October 9, 2006 | 213 |
Ben accidentally figures out the master-control of the Omnitrix, allowing him to become any alien just by thinking about it at will, and stay an alien indefinitely. Elsewhere, Kevin had assumed control of the Megacruiser. Using it to navigate the Universe, he locates and revives Vilgax. The two battle, but Vilgax wins and quickly realizes the nature of Kevin's mutation and decides that he may be of use. Kevin and Vilgax locate Ben and fight to a stalemate. Max attempts to trap the enemies in the Null Void dimension; however, Ben gets pulled in as well and ends up continuing his battle in another realm. Gwen enters the Null Void in order to retrieve Ben. Unfortunately, Kevin takes her hostage, forcing Ben to give away the Omnitrix in order to save her. But before anyone can escape, Kevin double-crosses Vilgax. Ben and Gwen procure the Omnitrix in the resulting brawl and leave the two villains trapped in the Null Void dimension. Ben reattaches the Omnitrix, only to realize that he had zeroed out the master-control and can no longer perform mind-accessed transformations. Note: This episode features rapid transformations between all of Ben's active aliens. |
Season 3 (2006–07)
No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
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27 | "Ben 10,000" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Greg Weisman | November 25, 2006 | 301 |
When Ben and Gwen forget about Grandpa Max's birthday cake, the two kids wind up bickering over who's to blame. But when a mysterious stranger appears out of nowhere and kidnaps Gwen, Ben follows her into a strange portal as XLR8. When the dust settles, Ben suddenly realizes where he is: Twenty years later in the future, in an alternate world where humans and aliens live peacefully. Ben, however, is taken aback when he learns that Gwen's captor is actually her own thirty-year-old future self, and a master sorceress to boot. Gwendolyn reveals that the current Ben, 10,000 is now a world-renowned hero with ten thousand different alien forms at his disposal. But, upon meeting his future self, Ben realizes that the future Ben is all business and just can't relax and have fun, not even for his own family. | |||||
28 | "Midnight Madness" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg | December 2, 2006 | 302 |
While visiting a mega-mall, Ben and Gwen watch a hypnotist perform. Gwen volunteers Ben as a test subject, and the host, Sublimino, successfully hypnotizes him. When asked to act like an alien, Ben naturally turns to the Omnitrix and almost changes in front of the audience. Even though he is stopped by Gwen, the trouble doesn't end there. Sublimino is able to use those he hypnotizes to commit crimes in their dream state, and the alien-equipped Ben proves to be the perfect accomplice. Using Ben, Sublimino is able to steal parts to make a much bigger hypnotism device, this time hypnotizing everyone in the mall including Gwen and Grandpa. But Ben escapes the hypno beam. Ben stops him as Wildvine and Sublimino is presumably arrested. Ben finds Sublimino's hypno watch and hypnotizes Gwen to feed him ice cream that ends up all over his head. | |||||
29 | "A Change of Face" | Scooter Tidwell | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | December 9, 2006 | 303 |
While Ben and family are visiting Salem, Massachusetts, Charmcaster attacks in an attempt to magically switch bodies with Ben to attain the great powers of the Omnitrix. However, Gwen interferes, causing Charmcaster to switch with her instead. Gwen is punched out by Charmcaster before she can explain anything, and is then arrested and sent to juvie, where she meets two delinquent girls named Pinky and Missy. Meanwhile, Charmcaster stays with the unaware Ben and Max and tries to cook up another body-transference spell. Gwen stops Pinky and Missy from escaping using two clay animals as she escapes from juvie and returns, convincing Ben of the truth before Charmcaster tries again. However, Charmcaster manages to swap their bodies once more, ending with Charmcaster in her true body while Gwen and Ben have switched. The two swap back as a result of Charmcaster's third body-swap spell and Cannonbolt defeats Charmcaster. Ben as Cannonbolt ties up Charmcaster. Gwen punches Charmcaster out as revenge for having punched her out earlier. Gwen ends up taking Charmcaster's spellbook for her own use in hopes of further developing her own inherent magical abilities to help in fighting crime. Elsewhere, Charmcaster is back in jail where Pinky and Missy come in and prepare to give her a beating. Note: As her alternate future self (adult Gwendolyn from Ben 10,000) had told her about being quite a natural at magic, Gwen proves this by taking Charmcaster's miniature spellbook for her own use. | |||||
30 | "Merry Christmas" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Duncan Rouleau | December 11, 2006 | 304 |
Ben, Grandpa Max, and Gwen come upon a bizarre Christmas village run by a Christmas-obsessed man (Mr. Jingles) who thinks Grandpa Max is Santa Claus and proceeds to trap him. As Ben and Gwen explore, they learn about a strange curse on the village from one of its few disloyal elves, including one, who happens to be the son of the Christmas-obsessed man. The village was frozen at Christmas, in the 1930s. But when Ben delivers all the gifts that had been made, time catches up to the village instantly. All of holiday village is back to normal and all captured children have been returned and aged accordingly to where they were and aged to their correct ages as though they had never been taken. | |||||
31 | "Benwolf" | Alex Soto | James Phillips | February 17, 2007 | 305 |
During a visit to New Mexico, Ben falls in love with a Native American girl named Kai Green while a wolf-like creature appears in a flash of purple lightning. Once there, it begins stealing satellite equipment for an unknown reason. One of Max's old friends believes it to be a Yenaldooshi, or Navajo werewolf, a sign of pure evil. Wildvine fights the creature, but it bites Wildvine's root just before Ben returns to normal. It nearly kills Ben as a human, but he is spared when the wolf accidentally scratches the Omnitrix rather than Ben himself. Afterwards, Ben begins transforming into a werewolf himself, presumably an effect of the bite. The others hurry to kill the werewolf before Ben's transformation is complete. However, they discover that werewolf is actually an alien. By scratching the Omnitrix, it added its own DNA to the Omnitrix, which was gradually shifting Ben into Benwolf. Upon reverting to human form some time later, Ben fights the werewolf as Cannonbolt inside an active volcano, sealing it within. The group is unable to find the missing equipment, but assume the threat to be over. However, the alien had finished building a transmitter from the parts he salvaged, and it activates on its own. Aliens transformed into: Wildvine, Blitzwolfer (only time), Cannonbolt. | |||||
32 | "Game Over" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg | February 24, 2007 | 306 |
Ben and Gwen are playing the Sumo Slammer video game and Gwen is beating Ben at it. As a result, Ben turns into Upgrade and merges with the computer so he can lower Gwen's score. As Gwen tries to get Ben out, lightning hits the van and zaps them both into the game. It isn't long before they realize that all of the aliens in the Omnitrix are unavailable and they have to collect tokens in order to activate certain ones. They progress through the levels in order to get the Upgrade token and allow them to leave the game. However, the villain of the game hears them, and wants to use the Upgrade token to leave the game and take over the real world. | |||||
33 | "Super Alien Hero Buddy Adventures" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg | February 24, 2007 | 307 |
When a television show called Super Alien Hero Buddy Adventures, which stars corny cartoon versions of Fourarms, Heatblast, and Wildmutt, shows up, Ben gets angry and demands credit. Furthermore, it has replaced his favorite show, Kangaroo Commando. It just so happens Ben and Gwen are visiting Planetary Studios at the time, so he tries to confront the producer about it. Meanwhile, strange accidents begin occurring around the actor who plays The Commando, conveniently allowing the actor to save the day. The Commando suspects that the artist producing the cartoon, Tim Dean, is responsible, but Gwen suspects foul play on the Commando's part. | |||||
34 | "Under Wraps" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Greg Weisman | March 10, 2007 | 308 |
In order to teach Ben and Gwen the value of hard work, Grandpa Max takes them to a farm. However, Todd, a son of a farmhand named Joan Maple-wood tells Ben and Gwen of a mysterious mummy that had recently arrived in a flash of purple lightning that sparks their curiosity. The two of them find it digging for a strange stone, but it attacks them as soon as they see it. XLR8 fights it to no avail, but the alien mummy flees in the confusion. Max discovers that the strange rock is an unstable energized mineral called "Corrodium," which causes severe mutation in earthly organisms if exposed. The Tennysons track the mummy down to an ice cream factory, but end up in danger when the mummy proves to be invincible. In the resulting struggle, the mummy touches the Omnitrix and inadvertently adds its DNA, allowing Ben to use that form; however, the Omnitrix decides to transform Ben into Upgrade instead. Upgrade possesses a liquid nitrogen containment tank and sprays the mummy with the chemical and effectively freezes it solid. The family then flees the farm for fear of more manual labor. Note: Gwen uses magic and spells for the first time; since attaining Charmcaster's miniature spellbook in A Change of Face. | |||||
35 | "The Unnaturals" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg | March 17, 2007 | 309 |
Ben goes to see his favorite Little League team. Unfortunately, who should be on his team but his rivals, JT and Cash. He discovers that their opponents, the Squires, are robots. He cheats for his own team, but it works against them when the robots try to kidnap people on the team who appeared to be experts due to Ben's help. While attempting a rescue, Ben discovers that the robots plans are to replace the President of the United States, who had also been watching the game. The Tennysons foil the Squires' plan and personally save the president. After they have left, Enoch appears, revealing the plan to be his own. He vows that the Tennysons will pay with their lives. | |||||
36 | "Monster Weather" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | March 24, 2007 | 310 |
Grandpa Max takes Gwen and Ben to a music festival in Chicago to see his favorite old time band, Shag Carpeting, but the event is interrupted by a weather-controlling robot called S.A.M. Ben uses Fourarms to send shockwaves to the robot, eventually destroying him. | |||||
37 | "The Return" | Scooter Tidwell | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | April 7, 2007 | 311 |
A shuttle launch at NASA is interrupted by a purple lightning storm. This attracts the attention of Ben, Gwen, and Max, who hope to discover the origin of the alien werewolf and mummy. While at NASA, Ben runs into an ill-tempered scientist by the name of Dr. Viktor. Surveillance tapes associate him with the purple lightning storm, and he is quickly shown to be in cahoots with the two creatures. Ben, Gwen, and Max encounter the creatures again, in addition to Doctor Viktor in his true form. Following a losing battle, the Tennysons split up: Max and Gwen board the space shuttle that Doctor Viktor launches, and Ben follows Vicktor as XLR8. The mummy's onboard the space shuttle, and Viktor sends the werewolf to New Mexico in a flash of purple lightning through use of a teleportation device. But as Ben confronts Dr. Viktor, the scientist reveals that he is not carrying out his own plan. Vicktor revives his master and commander, who to Ben's horror is revealed to be Ghostfreak. | |||||
38 | "Be Afraid of the Dark" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Marty Isenberg | April 14, 2007 | 312 |
Ben is now facing both a revived Ghostfreak and Doctor Vicktor, quickly transforming into Grey Matter to escape. Grey Matter is able to discern Ghostfreak's plan from a computer terminal: Using the corrodium to amplify the power source of the orbiting space station, in conjunction with the device the alien werewolf built in New Mexico, Ghostfreak is intent on covering the daylight side of the Earth in a corrodium shield. This will not only mutate Earth's population, but it will also block out the sun, giving Ghostfreak a world of eternal darkness to rule over. Ben uses Upgrade to create a makeshift rocket to get to the space station, which Vicktor clings to so that he might also get to the station. Meanwhile, Max and Gwen fight the mummy aboard the space center and attempt to thwart Ghostfreak's plan from there. Upgrade seemingly defeats the mummy, but Ghostfreak appears again and manually starts the device. In pure darkness, Ghostfreak's form enhances; Ben's new Frankenstrike form holds him off until Doctor Vicktor returns. However, Max tricks Vicktor into destroying the projector, ruining Ghostfreak's plan and apparently killing the werewolf. In a fit of rage, Vicktor attempts to warp Ben away, but accidentally banishes himself and the mummy. Ben and Gwen escape with Max on the shuttle, on which they again expose Ghostfreak to sunlight and defeat him. Cannonbolt protects Gwen and Max from atmospheric reentry, and the three land in Egypt. In the aftermath of the attack, Ben realizes that he has regained Ghostfreak's natural Ectonurite form on the Omnitrix, which worries him a bit. | |||||
39 | "The Visitor" | Alex Soto | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | April 21, 2007 | 313 |
Two snowmobilers accidentally release an incredibly powerful female alien named Xylene from a strange container. Xylene locates the Omnitrix and attacks Ben, under the impression that he had stolen it. However, when Max comes to defend, the two recognize each other as old comrades and sweethearts. Xylene and Max reminisce later that night, which indicates they had been in quite a romantic relationship during Max's early Plumber days. As Wildvine spies on them, Xylene asks Max to leave Earth and explore the infinitely vast cosmos with her. Distraught, Ben runs back to the campsite, where he is unable to ward off an attack by one of Vilgax's remaining drones and has to rely on Max and Xylene for help. There, Xylene reveals that she was the commander of the ship bringing the Omnitrix to Earth when Vilgax attacked it, and that she had intended to send it to Max; Ben received the Omnitrix by accident. Ben runs off in shock and Gwen follows. The drone attacks again and captures Max. Ben and Xylene reluctantly team up to save him. In the process, Xylene uses her knowledge of the Omnitrix to unlock a new form, Upchuck, which Ben uses to destroy the robot. At that, Xylene prepares to leave the planet and repeats her offer to Max. Though a tempting offer, Max declines, claiming that Ben and Gwen are his whole world. |
Season 4 (2007–08)
No. | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | Prod. code |
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40 | "Perfect Day" | Scooter Tidwell | Michael Jelenic | July 14, 2007 | 401 |
Ben seems to be having a perfect day: Grandpa Max makes breakfast Ben considers edible, a bus full of cheerleaders including Kai Green breaks down in front of him, he, Grandpa Max and Gwen go to a Pizza n' Play (where Ben gets kissed by two 18-year-old girls, causing him to blush) and unreleased games fall off a truck. However, when another Gwen and Grandpa Max show up, he discovers that Enoch and the Forever Knights have trapped him in a dream world while they attempt to remove the Omnitrix from his wrist. Revealed, Enoch turns the dream into a "nightmare", which is Ben's school. After managing to take control of the dream and escape, Ben traps Enoch in his own dream world. Once the Tennysons leave, another Forever Knight, the "Forever King", decides to leave Enoch in the machine as punishment for his past failures. | |||||
41 | "Divided We Stand" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg | July 19, 2007 | 402 |
Dr. Animo has just escaped from prison with the help of a mutated seagull, plotting to get revenge on Ben once again, who is at the beach with Gwen and Max. Ben is being impulsive as no one will play with him, until he is confronted by Animo's seagull. During the fight, Ben discovers a new alien on the Omnitrix, Ditto, who has the power to multiply at will. Ben manages to drive of the seagull and enjoys playing as his multiple ditto copies. However one of Ben's Ditto clones is captured by Animo himself, in hopes of exploiting his alien DNA for his own evil purposes. Using the alien DNA, Animo creates an army of self-multiplying mutant Stinkflies, but Ben exploits the inherent weakness in the clones to destroy every Stinkfly clone and capture Dr. Animo once more. | |||||
42 | "Don't Drink the Water" | Scooter Tidwell | Marty Isenberg and Greg Klein with Thomas Pugsley | July 26, 2007 | 403 |
Growing weak with old age, Hex is seeking out something to make him stay young. At the same time, Max is having difficulties with his aging body, so he decides to impress his grand-kids at a fair to show them he's not as elderly as he seems. At the dunking game Max challenged them to, he and Ben both get splashed, unaware that the water is from the Fountain of Youth. Max regresses into a ten-year-old while Ben becomes A Four Year old. The booth's owner is Hector, the guardian of the fountain, having been charged to do so by Juan Ponce de León 400 years previously. Hex manages to force the man into revealing the location of the fountain, which he uses to become young again. However, Ben uses Heatblast to vaporize the fountain, in the process exposing Hex to enough of the water to turn him into an infant. With the fountain gone, the man reveals that the effects of the water will wear off without constant exposure. Meanwhile, Charmcaster finds her infant uncle and enjoys taunting him at his expense. | |||||
43 | "Big Fat Alien Wedding" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Eugene Son | August 2, 2007 | 404 |
Ben, Gwen, and Grandpa Max attend a family wedding for Max's nephew Joel and his bride-to-be, Camille. Before the day of the wedding, Ben tries to go swimming in the lake, only to interrupt a mud alien's attempt to sabotage the wedding. Ben defeats the sludge alien as Cannonbolt but finds the groom's parents pointing rifles at him soon after. He escapes with Gwen's help, and Max explains that the groom's side of the family are all Plumbers, while the bride's side are all mud-like aliens, called "Sludge-puppies", which the Plumbers were sworn enemies with until Joel and Camille met and forged a romance, which makes the wedding a truce. During a dinner time with the families, they are confronted by Camille's ex-boyfriend. Ben tries fighting him with Diamondhead, but realizes the Sludge is immune to the diamond ammunition. As they fight, Diamondhead pushes Camille's ex-boyfriend into a hot tub, where he dissolves into the water. After this incident, Joel's parents try to convince Joel and Camille to cancel the wedding. They refuse, forbidding them to bring any Plumber gear and the wedding continues the next day. However, on the wedding day, chaos erupts when Camille's parents and ex-boyfriend revolt against the marriage. Max realizes that they just set up the ex-boyfriend plot so they could hide their own true color. The opposition shows their true selves and attempt to eradicate Joel. As Heatblast, Ben defeats them with a little help from Max, who had secretly bought some Plumber weapons, and the angry bride. Note: The episode name is a reference to the film My Big Fat Greek Wedding. | |||||
44-46 | "Secret of the Omnitrix" | Sebastian Montes and Scooter Tidwell | Greg Klein and Thomas Pugsley | August 10, 2007 | 405-407 |
The story starts with Dr. Animo having kidnapped Gwen and Grandpa Max. Ben enters in Animo's lab as Heatblast and throws fire at Animo's machine. Before it is destroyed, the machine threw a strange energy and Heatblast's Omnitrix symbol becomes orange. Ben tries to become Stinkfly, but the watch starts glowing orange again, and after many alien switches, lands on Grey Matter. Ben races after Animo, but the Doctor gets away. A short time later they leave to go shopping, as Gwen just wants to feel "normal". However, the Omnitrix causes a minor explosion. The next morning, Tetrax comes to Earth and tells to Ben that Omnitrix is in S.D.M.(Self-destruct mode) and they must find Azmuth, the Omnitrix's creator. Tetrax estimates Ben has 4 days before the watch self-destructs. Max and Gwen are told they cannot come with him. Ben goes to Tetrax's spaceship and meets Gluto, a Goop-like alien that drives the ship. The scene cuts to Vilgax taking over another alien ship. Vilgax talks about how he will get revenge on Ben for sending him to the Null Void. The scene cuts back again to Ben and Tetrax on the ship, who are doing experiments to try to find Azmuth's DNA signature in order to track him. They find the planet Azmuth is on only to be interrupted by an intruder alert. Ben tries to go XLR8, but ends up becoming Wildmutt. He and Tetrax split up, when they find out the "intruder" is Gwen, who had snuck aboard. Tetrax goes to check up on the watch, who's self-destruct countdown has sped up. A short while later, Ben learns that it is likely Azmuth will deactivate the Omnitrix, and not fix it as Ben believed. Ben protests, saying he wants to remain a hero. As Ben, Gwen, and Tetrax come upon the planet in which Azmuth is staying, Ben and Gwen have to share a Stinkfly costume to remain in disguise. While they are hiding on the side, Ben spots Vilgax in disguise and goes Upchuck to fight him. However, upon closer inspection, the alien is actually a female named Myax. She throws Ben into the crowd of aliens, causing them to converge on Gwen and Ben, so Tetrax goes to save them. Myax comes over to Ben and notices he has the Omnitrix. She says that she used to work on the Omnitrix with Azmuth. Before Ben can tell Tetrax this, they have to leave on the ship, which Myax manages to climb aboard. Myax tells the crew that they need to go to Xenon to find Azmuth. As they near the planet, they are immersed in darkness. Azmuth (along with Myax' help) long ago set up a device that sucked all the light from the surrounding area. The planet is also surrounded by an asteroid belt. This means that one trying to get to Xenon would be crushed by asteroids before they could find the planet, if they could even navigate it they wouldn't be able to see Xenon. Myax says there's nothing to worry about, however, because the Omnitrix has a homing device that can lead them safely. Ben stands on top of the ship and is attempting to guide them through when Vilgax suddenly attacks the ship. Tetrax sends out a small pod for Ben to get into, while the others fight off the intruders. Just as Ben's pod enters the cargo bay of the ship (after helping fight some aliens), Ben lands at Vilgax' feet. Ben manages to open a hatch while activating gravity sensors on his boots, sucking Vilgax into space. Just then, the ship spirals downward without a pilot (Gluto was blown apart by a gun trying to save Gwen). Gwen and Ben manage to pull levers and land the ship, although they crash hard. The whole group (Ben, Gwen, Tetrax and Myax) head off in search of Azmuth and his lab. They are attacked by a bunch of Flourana (Wildvines), and Gwen is taken. Ben goes Fourarms, ignoring the risk about accelerating the Self Destruct Mode, but is still unable to save her. Though upset, Ben vows that he won't let her die in vain. The now-trio goes through a tunnel and encounters Azmuth in hologram-form. Azmuth says he won't help them, so Ben goes Cannonbolt to attack the door the hologram came from. Ben attacks Azmuth, who he thought was a giant metal creature, but is revealed to actually be a Galvan, or a Grey Matter. Just as Ben seems to be persuading Azmuth to fix the watch, the lab starts shaking, and the crew runs out to see Vilgax with an assembled army. Tetrax tells Ben he can't go hero or the watch will explode, so Ben grabs a gun and goes out to fight. Azmuth is puzzled as to why Ben would continue to defend the Omnitrix. As he is fighting, Ben spots Gwen and Gluto, who tell him that Gluto's species can regenerate from even the smallest piece of its body; some of which was on Gwen's shirt. Just when things seem most dire, Ben removes the piece Myax had put on the Omnitrix to deflect the shockwaves, causing a huge explosion that hurts every enemy nearby, save for the good guys. Azmuth sees this and removes the dial of the Omnitrix. However, Vilgax re-appears and knocks him off course. Ben is feeling upset that he's just a regular kid, but Gwen tells him that he doesn't need the Omnitrix to be a hero. Just as she says this, Azmuth comes back with a fixed Omnitrix, much to Ben's surprise. Azmuth has even programmed in a new alien, Way Big. This alien looks similar to Ditto, but is red and gray with spikes on his head and elbows. Way Big is, as the name implies, humongous. Vilgax is the size of about one finger. Ben as Way Big decimates the remaining army, and hurls Vilgax deep into space. Ben offers to give Azmuth back the Omnitrix, but Azmuth says that Ben is doing a fine job with his creation. The story ends with Ben, Gwen and Max heading to fight off a zombie horde reported at the mall. | |||||
47 | "Ben 4 Good Buddy" | Scooter Tidwell | Amy Wolfram | September 22, 2007 | 408 |
While traveling through a desert, the Tennysons encounter a group of modern-day pirates called the Road Crew attempting to hijack the deluxe RV of Laurence Wainwright. After stopping the Road Crew, the family makes a pit stop and Ben and Gwen start to complain about how the Rust Bucket doesn't work right and isn't nearly as luxurious as Laurence's RV. Shortly afterwards the Road Crew returns and steals the Rust Bucket. While Grandpa Max tries desperately to track down the Rust Bucket, the Road Crew give it a makeover for use in their plans. The Tennysons "borrow" Laurence's RV to catch up to the Road Crew just as they steal missiles from a train. Baron Highway, the leader of the Road Crew, plans on using the missiles to destroy the new highway, which in turn will increase traffic on the roads that the Road Crew patrol. Ultimately Ben stops Baron Highway's plan using his knowledge of the Rust Bucket's quirks. | |||||
48 | "Ready to Rumble" | Scooter Tidwell | Eugene Son | September 29, 2007 | 409 |
After seemingly damaging Gwen's new laptop, Ben enters a mutant wrestling competition as Fourarms to earn some money to replace it, becoming an instant celebrity. During the tournament, he fights a pair of mutant brothers who owe a mob boss a large sum of money in order to save their farm. They entered the competition in order to pay off their debt, which Ben doesn't learn about until after defeating them. After learning the truth, Ben goes with them to save their mother, who is being held by the gang as "collateral damage". After rescuing her, Ben gives the prize money to the family since they need it more than he does. Returning home, he admits to what he did, only to discover that the computer wasn't even broken in the first place, requiring a special key that Gwen had to activate it. | |||||
49 | "Ken 10" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Greg Weisman | October 6, 2007 | 410 |
Forty years later in a parallel world, Ben's son Ken is celebrating his tenth birthday, and to commemorate the occasion Ben gives him an Omnitrix of his very own. However, he equips it with a limiter, unwilling to trust his son to defeat villains on his own. Ken soon befriends a boy named Devlin, and the same night Kevin 11 attacks (who is actually Devlin, Kevin's son, who can transform into his father's mutant form). Unable to locate the Null Void, which Ben has moved after the events of "Ben 10,000", he retreats. Ken, also unaware of the move, endeavors to find it on his own, only to unwittingly lead Devlin right to it. Devlin releases his father from the void, but is soon heartbroken to learn that Kevin's only interest is in fighting Ben, not in seeing his son. Kevin is ultimately defeated by the combined forces of Ben 10,000, Ken 10 (Who used Grey Matter to hack the Omnitrix and remove the time-limiter), and Devlin 11, who is later adopted into the Tennyson family. | |||||
50 | "Ben 10 vs. The Negative 10: Part 1" | Scooter Tidwell | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | March 9, 2008 | 411 |
The Tennysons pick up the grandson of another Plumber named Cooper, who is hitching a ride home with them. Meanwhile, a Plumber base at Fort Knox is robbed by the Circus Freaks and Sublimino. By the time the Tennysons find out, they are too late to help. They soon learn of a second robbery, this one run by Rojo (having gained a new cybernetic suit), Animo, Clancy (mutated into an insect), and Charmcaster. Max discovers that they are searching for the keys to the "Sub Energy", an extremely potent sub-atomic power source given to the Plumbers by an alien race. They lose the keys to the villains, and attempt to rout them at the Mount Rushmore base, where the Sub Energy is stored. However, they find that the Forever King, joined by a subordinate and the villains that raided the earlier bases, has beaten them to it. He dubs his team the Negative 10 and sets them upon the Tennysons. | |||||
51 | "Ben 10 vs. The Negative 10: Part 2" | Scooter Tidwell | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | March 9, 2008 | 412 |
Ben, Gwen, and Max, along with Cooper, use the Plumbers' Mount Rushmore installation to mount a final stand against the Forever King's forces. Max discovers that the Forever King was once a plumber named Driscoll who was kicked out after hoarding alien technology. Despite their best efforts, they are unable to keep Driscoll from obtaining the Sub-Energy. Driscoll uses the sub-energy to tremendously increase his armored suit and battles Ben, who is able to use Upchuck to digest the power source and destroy it safely, but accidentally obliterates the remaining Mount Rushmore faces in doing so. | |||||
52 | "Goodbye and Good Riddance" | Sebastian O. Montes III | Thomas Pugsley and Greg Klein | April 15, 2008 | 413 |
Ben returns home after the summer vacation ends and is told by Max that he must keep the Omnitrix a secret. This is made more difficult with his classmates admiring the alien heroes that they've seen on the news; unaware that it is Ben himself. Initially disappointed, Ben gets the chance to use the Omnitrix when Vilgax attacks, yet again looking to take the device from Ben. All four Tennysons (Ben's father helps) fight off Vilgax's drones running amok in the city. When Vilgax appears again, easily fending off Ben, Ben's father suggests leading him into the underground gas line, which they ignite to incinerate the villain. Ben's secret is revealed to the public during the affair, and Gwen ends up transferring to his school. Just when it seems like everything is quiet, Dr. Animo shows up with a cadre of mutated animals, which Ben and Gwen get ready to fight. |
Shorts
No. | Title | Original air date |
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1 | "Hijacked" | July 14, 2007 |
Two men try to carjack the Rustbucket while Grandpa Max is out. Fortunately, Ben is on the Rustbucket and the carjackers end up messing with Fourarms. But Grandpa Max doesn't believe Ben about this. | ||
2 | "Snack Break" | February 18, 2008 |
Ben and Gwen want something from the snack machine. When Ben's snack doesn't come out of it, he turned into Grey Matter and goes inside, but he turns back and gets stuck, and Gwen takes his snack. | ||
3 | "Speeded Out" | Unaired |
A little girl's kitten gets stuck. Ben tries to help, but the Omnitrix forces him to transform into Stinkfly instead of XLR8. | ||
4 | "Survival Skills" | March 10, 2008 |
When Ben unwittingly puts out the campfire needed to roast marshmallows, Ben must start the fire again without using the Omnitrix. But when Max isn't around, Ben ends up using Heatblast and later pays the price. | ||
5 | "Radio Dazed" | March 24, 2008 |
Ben and Gwen don't want to listen to Grandpa Max's music. Gwen offers Ben to go Upgrade and change it but Ben breaks the radio. Still everyone ends up with Grandpa Max's favorite music on cassette. | ||
6 | "Sleepaway Camper" | April 7, 2008 |
Grandpa Max's snoring is keeping Ben awake. When all else fails, Ben thought to use Grey Matter to go to somewhere silent, but it came out Ripjaws, so he decides to sleep at the bottom of the lake. | ||
7 | "Dogged Pursuit" | April 21, 2008 |
When an elderly woman's purse is snatched, Ben gets more than he bargains for when he retrieves it as Wildmutt. | ||
8 | "Let the Games Begin" | July 1, 2008 |
Ben and Gwen are playing Roadkill bingo with things that are seen on the road to see who'll sit on the front seat weekly and Ben is losing, so he turns into XLR8 to place things on his card on the road. But with unexpected results, Ben loses and is grounded at the back seat for a month for cheating. | ||
9 | "Handle with Care" | July 8, 2008 |
Ben and Gwen are at a museum watching an exhibit of crystal eggs when thieves try to strip it bare. Ben turns into Diamondhead, but even for him it proves hard to fend off the thieves and protect the eggs from breakage. | ||
10 | "Road Trip Rumble" | March 12, 2012 |
Ben and Gwen's backseat bickering escalates into an all-out brawl between Ben's Omnitrix and Gwen's magic. Ben fights Gwen as Four Arms and Upgrade, eventually destroying their surroundings, upsetting Grandpa Max. |
Movies
Title | Original air date | |
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"Secret of the Omnitrix" | August 10, 2007 | |
During a battle with Dr. Animo, the Omnitrix is accidentally set to self-destruct. In order to stop it, Ben, Gwen, and Tetrax travel across space to track down the Omnitrix's creator. Three alternate versions of this movie have aired, each with a modified opening from the original. | ||
"Race Against Time" | November 21, 2007 | |
This is a live-action film based on the animated series. Summer's over and Ben has to go back to school, but the aliens have a different idea. They are planning to have a massive invasion, led by the mysterious Eon. | ||
"Destroy All Aliens" | March 23, 2012 | |
Ben's Omnitrix starts acting weird after a dismantling spell mixes with it. Meanwhile Ben, Gwen and Tetrax must deal with a mysterious Upgrade warrior who chases Ben around the world, and an Evil Way Big who apparently killed Azmuth. |
DVD releases
- The Complete Season 1 (February 6, 2007)[2]
- The Complete Season 2 (October 9, 2007)[3]
- The Complete Season 3 (March 4, 2008)[4]
- The Complete Season 4 (August 5, 2008)[5]
- Secret of the Omnitrix (May 20, 2008)[6]
- Race Against Time (April 8, 2008)[7]
- Destroy All Aliens (April 16, 2013)[8]
See also
- List of Ben 10: Alien Force episodes
- List of Ben 10: Ultimate Alien episodes
- List of Ben 10: Omniverse episodes
References
- ↑ "About Man of Action Entertainment". Man of Action Entertainment. Retrieved 28 November 2015.
- ↑ "Ben 10: The Complete Season 1". Amazon. Retrieved 28 September 2015.
- ↑ "Cartoon Network: Ben 10 Season 2". Amazon. Retrieved 28 September 2015.
- ↑ "Ben 10: The Complete Season 3". Amazon. Retrieved 28 September 2015.
- ↑ "Ben 10 - Season 4". Amazon. Retrieved 28 September 2015.
- ↑ "Cartoon Network: Ben 10 Secret of the Omnitrix". Amazon. Retrieved 28 September 2015.
- ↑ "Cartoon Network: Ben 10 Race Against Time". Amazon. Retrieved 28 September 2015.
- ↑ "Cartoon Network: Ben 10 Destroy All Aliens". Amazon. Retrieved 28 September 2015.
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