The Mighty Ones

While passengers on board a fancy train, the Mighty Ones become a part of a classic whodunit.

With an impending visit from Breht’s mother, Lindsay discovers she has more fun with her next door neighbors.

Kensington is terrorized by her overactive imagination when a possum comes into the yard.

Berry mistakenly thinks that Twig is a juice sucker (like vampires for berries) and tries to convince him to make her into one too.

Berry’s family invites Berry to their annual celebration, which Berry finds tedious, but the Mighty Ones are excited to join in.

Rocksy swaps lives with a maraca bead for the day.

When Leaf meets an ambitious Coffee Bean, he learns the highs and lows of business.

Everyone is mad at Rocksy so she tries to make it up to them by creating fun foam for them to play in.

The 5th Mighty One, Gherkin, visits for the weekend but Berry’s perplexed to discover that he’s changed.

The Mighty Ones get stuck in a vortex created by a leaf blower war between neighbors.

After getting advice from the Yard Tree, Twig gets a carve (like a tattoo) but he gets more and more carves and ends up going too far.

Upon finding a giant, offensive garden gnome, TMOs debate whether to destroy it or consider it art.

Rocksy’s “talent” goes to her head when she and Berry accidentally invent tap dancing.

Rocksy finds one end of a shoelace and tasks her friends with helping her free it so she can have a thing of her very own.

The Mighty Ones are terrorized by the human baby that runs amuck through the yard.

Everyone thinks Leaf has gotten loopy, but his theories about time travel might just be what the Mighty Ones need to return to their home.

A lack of predators in the new yard has led to an infestation of Bens, and they are looking for playmates.

The new humans that live in the house notice there’s dirt in their yard so they release a cleaning robot which becomes a deadly menace.

After being stuck inside a snake, the Mighty Ones escape, but the yard that was their home has changed.

The newly renovated yard is inhospitable, but the Mighty Ones find a paradise on the refreshment table at a garden party… until the guests arrive.

After an ice storm coats the yard in the slippery stuff, Leaf convinces the Mighty Ones that their reflections are evil doppelgangers.

When a venomous bush viper swallows Rocksy, the Mighty Ones must venture into the snake’s stomach in order to save her.

When Rocksy is accidentally flung inside the humans’ house, Berry and Twig go on a wild adventure to bring her back.

Rocksy is upset when she finds out all her friends will evolve, but she will always be a pebble. Rocksy tries various attempts to challenge her nature.

When Verry Berry’s adventurous spirit gets her in trouble, she joins up with a colony of army ants to learn discipline.

When Twig disappears into the coat of a dog and cohabitates with a bunch of fleas, the Mighty Ones must convince him that fleas are not his friends.

The Mighty Ones meet a courageous grape who inspires them to try to rescue his whole bunch.

When the Mighty Ones, except for Rocksy, all mysteriously get sick at the same time, they begin to fear that they have become allergic to Rocksy and go to great lengths to stay together…apart.

Leaf freaks out when he finds a blemish on his butt before a body building competition and Twig tries desperately to snap him out of his existential crisis.

Berry gets jealous when Rocksy starts spending all of her time with a marble, and tries various attempts to make the marble “disappear.”

Twig accidentally discovers Easter when he gets covered in dryer lint, which makes him look like a bunny while coincidentally stumbling onto a group of hapless eggs that need to be protected from predators.

When Berry forms a close bond with a crow that follows her around like a pet, Rocksy tries to convince Berry that it’s only following her around because it’s trying to eat her.

Rocksy discovers that Verry Berry is fascinated with bees, but when Berry innocently cosplays as a bee, she disappears into the hive and doesn’t emerge.

After reuniting with an old friend, Leaf goes to great, unsafe lengths to prove that he’s still a cool daredevil.

When Rabbit blackmails Mr. Ladybug into doing one last job for him, Berry wants in on the action.

The backyard gets flooded, so Rocksy forms a crew out of the Mighty Ones and search for dry land.

When Twig gets sprayed by a skunk trying to save his friends, the Mighty Ones agree not to ruin his hero moment by telling him that the stinks. Instead, they try to wash the smell off of him without him knowing.

The Mighty Ones are cold so when they hear about a wonderful creature known as a “fire-fly,” they decide it will be the answer to their problems.

The Mighty Ones can’t tell the difference between Twig and a random stick bug.

Rocksy sees fresh coat of paint spilled all over and becomes obsessed with trying to freshen up the yard.

“The Queen” After a group of ants steal stuff from the Mighty Ones, including Rocksy’s hair, they must head underground to the creepy ant farm in order to confront the Queen Ant to get their stuff back. (Written By: Ben Crouse. Directed By: Ben Bury)

“A Mighty Arm” When the Mighty Ones accidentally neglect Twig, they make it up to him by embarking on a dangerous adventure to scale a snowman so Twig can live out of his dream of becoming the arm of the Mighty Snow Wizard… which is not actually his dream at all. (Written By: Erica Jones & Nicolette Wood. Directed By: Ben Bury)

“Silly Collection” Leaf has a collection of sand, but when Rocksy discovers the sand is sentient, she tries to rescue them. (Written By: Gregory Leysens & Joe Uebie. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Hat Wars” Very Berry creates a new hat that everyone hates, except when Twig wears it.  Berry becomes jealous of Twig’s newly found attention and tries to steal her hat back. (Written By: Charles Gavin. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Twig for a Day” In an attempt to understand Twig better and demonstrate their appreciation for him, the Mighty Ones try to live a day as Twig. But when they end up in a precarious situation, four Twigs won’t do, and they must utilize their individual strengths in order to save themselves. (Written By: Ian Mutchler. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Eternal Day” The humans in the house install a very bright light in the backyard, creating an eternal day for the Mighty Ones, who get a little loopy as a result. (Written By: Nathan Bulmer. Directed By: Ben Bury)

“Naked Mole Wrath” The Mighty Ones think they are being menaced by a vicious mole rat, but it’s a case of mistaken identity. (Written By Sunil Hall & Eddie Trigueros. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Momma Leaf” Leaf discovers eggs stuck to his body and enlists Twig’s help so he can be a good momma. (Written By: Ben Bury & Erica Jones. Directed By: Ben Bury)

“Bug Zapper” When Mr. Ladybug finds the new bug zapper the Humans installed to be irresistible, the Mighty Ones try creating distractions to keep him from zapping himself. (Written By: Nathan Bulmer & Carder Scholin. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“The Helper” When Rabbit realizes Rocksy is great at “conflict management,” he tricks her into helping him strong arm other yard denizens in order to get what he wants. (Written By: Gregory Leysens & Joe Uebie. Directed By: Ben Bury)

“Creepy Caterpillar” When Twig introduces Leaf to his new caterpillar friend Josh, Leaf must overcome his debilitating fear of caterpillars in order to give Josh a chance. (Written By: Ian Mutchler & Carder Scholin. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Code of Silence” Hot tempered Rabbit is sick of the noise from the Mighty Ones’ games, so he makes them a bet that they can’t go for a whole day without making a sound. Desperate to see them fail, Rabbit spends the entire day making secret attempts to get the Mighty Ones to talk. (Written By: Ben Bury & Erica Jones. Directed By: Ben Bury)

“Egg Nag” The Mighty Ones accidentally knock a bird’s Egg out of its nest and must take turns trying to incubate the incredibly annoying Egg until it hatches. (Written by: Ben Crouse & Carder Scholin. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Game On” The Mighty Ones move into a board game in the yard that they believe to be a “city,” and it’s all fun and games until Berry’s capitalist greed gets the best of her. (Written & Directed By: Ben Bury)

“Wad of Friendship” Berry and Rocksy are thrilled about spending every waking moment together when they get stuck to the same piece of gum, but as more people join their gum ball, things spiral out of control. (Written By: Ian Mutchler & Carder Scholin. Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Twig Puts Down Roots” When Twig begins to root, he thinks his dreams of becoming a Mighty Oak Tree are finally coming true! But as the Mighty Ones observe his “roots” growing in a weird and gross manner, they try to convince Twig that maybe things aren’t what they seem. (Written By: Nathan Bulmer & Ben Bury. Directed By: Ben Bury)

“Colossal Strawberry” When Berry sees a “giant strawberry,” she’s convinced that the prophecy of the berry colossus has come true and that she’s been chosen to lead her people to their true calling. Rocksy, meanwhile, is devastated that her friend is leaving, until she realizes the strawberry is actually a pinata and Berry is in danger! (Written By: Nathan Bulmer & Greg Miller. Directed By: Greg Miller)

“The Sappening” Twig is afraid his sapping will put the Mighty Ones in peril, but Rocksy aims to show him that his sap can be used for good. (Written & Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“Rocksy’s in a Hole Lotta Trouble” When Rocksy sinks to the bottom of a giant pond, her friends must figure out how to rescue her… without Rocksy’s help. (Written & Directed By: Carder Scholin)

“The Great Invisi-Barrier” When an invisible force-a-wall (a pane of glass) descends upon the yard and separates the Mighty Ones, Rocksy must figure out how to penetrate it so the group can be re-united. (Written & Directed By: Ben Bury)