Danger Force and Captain Man go undercover as bad guys at The Beatin' Dungeon to catch a criminal. If their cover is blown, they'll have to fight all of Swellview's toughest villains at once.

When Danger Force and Captain Man are called to Paris to protect France’s national treasures, Bose is accidentally left alone to try and stop The Toddler from breaking into The Man’s Nest.

Henry Hart's back and stealing Ray's attention from crime fighting so Danger Force is forced to go on a bunch of exhausting missions without Captain Man. But the mood dims when a scary Bounty Hunter from Dystopia comes to Swellview looking for Henry.

Mika gets a fine lesson on the art of not snitching, but a surprise from Schwoz's Mom might cause her to fail the test.

Danger Force and Captain Man get hooked making celebrity “Holla” videos to start raking in cash. But when making celebrity videos turns into a popularity contest, they accidentally send out a “Holla” video that reveals their secret identities.

Without them knowing, Captain Man puts Danger Force through a series of tests to see if he can trust them. But when the tests get out of hand, the tables turn on who can be trusted.

Captain Man makes twin superheroes, ShoutOut and AWOL, compete over who can catch more criminals using their own ways of crime-fighting.

When Mika tries too hard to win Man’s Nest Employee of The Month, she creates a monster that could ruin the telethon Danger Force is hosting.

Bose's Mom, Celia, picks up Schwoz's lost radioactive cat from outside SW.A.G. and takes it home, so Danger Force and Captain Man have to try and get it back before she goes nuclear.

When AWOL starts seeing visions of the future right before they happen, Captain Man believes it must be the work of Swellview’s leading time-crime villain, The Time Jerker.

When Captain Man goes on strike because he refuses to pay for art that he destroyed on a mission, the Vice-Mayor hires a new hero to defend Swellview — Monsieur Man.

It’s Parents’ Night at SW.A.G. and Ray must get Danger Force to take a picture with their parents in the school or be shut down. But things get complicated when Chapa hires Jake Hart to be her fake dad.

Strange things start to happen to Bose when he finds himself in love with an alien.

Captain Man and Danger Force are hired to deliver a big budget Hollywood movie to its premiere but the producer warns them that rival studios and internet trolls are out to steal the movie.

Rick Twitler returns with a new plan to control Mika's mind through a spooky VR video game. It's up to Danger Force to exercise the Rick Twitler out of Mika before they're all plunged back into the Dark Ages for good.

After Miles has a vision that Rick Twitler is still around, Danger Force travels deep into the Man's Nest to find him, running into an old foe along the way.

After the entire Man's Nest is launched into outer space, Danger Force must safely land the ship back on Earth before Rick Twitler and his army of living sentient computer viruses overtake the world and destroy the internet forever.

After Volt and ShoutOut are kidnapped by Cyborg Rick Twitler, Henry Hart returns from Dystopia in an attempt to save his friends and stop the anti-internet cyborg for good.

When Danger Force borrows Ray's beloved Man Buggy without telling him, it falls into the hands of criminals Stupid Jeff and The Toddler; now the team must track it down and get it back before Ray finds out.

Danger Force sees an opportunity to make money fast by hosting Swellview's hottest music festival, but they catch a case of the Kramps when Krampus threatens to ruin their plans.

After Danger Force thwarts a robbery at Club Soda and has a legendary night celebrating its win, Ray challenges the kids to repeat their epic night out without their superhero uniforms and powers.

Volt and ShoutOut hatch a plan to stop their super-clinger fan from making false alarm emergency calls.

When Danger Force leaves for an out-of-town mission, Ray calls on the Danger Force Clones for help. He quickly realizes that even though the clones look just like their superhero counterparts, they are very, very different.

When Mitch Bilsky enrolls at SWAG, Headmaster Ray and Danger Force use a combination of patience and powers to help him achieve the impossible and graduate high school.

When a mysterious new barber attacks Swellview with a string of terrible haircuts, it's up to Danger Force to uncover their identity before their own hair gets chopped.

When Danger Force becomes the newest exhibit at an Alien Zoo, Miles must find a way to break them out before they become alien dinner.

ShoutOut has a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to sell a movie to Hollywood bigshot Deuce Van Nuys, but when her mind goes blank under the pressure, the rest of Danger Force pitch in and share their own epic--and epically bad--movie ideas.

The Supies! Swellview's biggest night for superheros, and Captain Man is not invited. Danger Force enlists Henry's help to make sure the night goes off without a hitch!

When a tax loophole allows Dr. Minyak to buy the Man's Nest, Captain Man must stand his ground and live with his terrible new roommate while Danger Force tries to find a way to reverse the sale before they lose the Man's Nest for good.

When Danger Force is challenged to compete in Swellview's Street Fightin' Championship, they must master the ancient art of street fighting and battle for their honor...without using their superpowers.

When Chapa's beloved long lost cell phone returns to the Man's Nest under mysterious circumstances, her hunt for the truth threatens to destroy Danger Force.

When Chapa's little sister needs her help during a city-wide blackout, the rest of Danger Force cross the line as they try to pull her back to power up the Man's Nest and help them win a contest.

After Schwoz's experiment-gone-wrong causes an infestation at Sw.A.G, Danger Force enrolls at Swellview Junior High and stumbles into an extra-curricular crime wave.

Danger Force is crushing it at Swellview Junior High, but Ray misses his sidekicks and schemes to get them out of school.

Captain Man & Danger Force offer to host the wedding of the century for Swellview's beloved newscaster Trent Overunder and his internet girlfriend Tracy426. When they suspect Tracy426 isn't who she claims to be, their meddling threatens to ruin the big day.

Danger Force risks exposing their true identities when they accidentally leave their fingerprints on some trim scene evidence. A police officer starts to piece together the truth forcing Danger Force to attempt a Mission-Impossible to save the day.

Danger Force risks exposing their true identities when they accidentally leave their fingerprints on some trim scene evidence. A police officer starts to piece together the truth forcing Danger Force to attempt a Mission-Impossible to save the day.

Mika and Chapa are determined to prove to Miles, Bose, and Ray that the new kid in school, Buddy Fudgers, is actually Lil' Dynomite, before he successfully completes his plan to get revenge on his nemesis, Captain Man.

Danger Force is hired by Rivalton's Duke Wellington to protect him and his ponytail from his jealous uncle, Archduke Fernando. At first it seems like easy money, until they find out The Archduke has hired Ray and Henry Hart to capture Duke.

In an effort to help Mika defeat her rival in a riff-off, Miles sells his soul to a suave demon living in The Man's Nest Abyss Room. Captain Man must soon face the demon in a Ukulele-Log-Rolling competition in order to get all the kids' souls back.

Chapa, Miles, Mika, and Bose are thrilled to have landed dates for the once-every-twenty-years SwellMelonFest until threats come in prompting Ray to make them work security. The threats become a reality when the kids must fight The Cell at the event.

In an effort to hinder Danger Force's performance, The Cell manipulates Jeff and Mitch Bilsky into buying Swellview Jr. High. When Mika, Miles, and Chapa become too dimwitted to fight crime, it's up to Bose to save his friends from Mitch School.

The kids stumble upon a door they have never seen before in the Man's Nest and are determined to see what's behind it despite Ray telling them it's off limits. However, once they get inside, they must deal with the dangerous and bizarre consequences.

When the kids throw Bose a surprise birthday party, his stepsister, Poopsie, threatens to shut the party down unless AWOL is present. Miles is forced to juggle between spending time with his date and keeping Poopsie entertained as AWOL.

Ray breaks up with Credenza, giving Danger Force only 48 hours to teach Ray how to forgive before his relationship is over forever. If Ray wants a future with Credenza, he must confront his past and learn to forgive his greatest enemy, Drex.

Captain Man has a new crew of superhero sidekicks, Danger Force. But when he tells them there’s a “crime drought” in Swellview, they begin to suspect that he’s fighting crime without them.

Two new students are enrolled in SW.A.G. and are keeping Danger Force from going on any missions. So Danger Force and Captain Man band together to use their powers to get the new students to leave.

The members of Danger Force are given terrible nicknames live on KLVY news, so they come up with a plan to announce to the world who they really are — Volt, AWOL, ShoutOut, and Brainstorm.

When Danger Force fails a mission because Chapa is distracted by a crush, the gang has to track down her obsession and get their friend back to her normal self.

When Danger Force fails a mission because Chapa is distracted by a crush, the gang has to track down her obsession and get their friend back to her normal self.

An ancient Prank War re-ignites between Swellview and Rivalton, and ShoutOut's excellent sense for pranking is Danger Force's best hope for winning the conflict.

The Prank War rages on with Danger Force's best pranker, ShoutOut, now on team Rivalton. It's up to Captain Man and Danger Force to find a way to end this Prank War once and for all.

Danger Force learns the real story of Christmas. When Santa's sleigh comes crashing down, an ancient spell is broken and the fate of Christmas hangs in the balance.

The fight to save the holidays rages on. Danger Force is forced to square off with Krampus on his own turf to try and save Christmas.

When Danger Force accidentally forgets about plans they have with Ray, he surprises them with a brand new member of the team to make them jealous.

When Ray finds out that SW.A.G. is home to an annoying ghost from the 1920’s, Danger Force steps into action by helping the ghost with her unfinished business so she will stop haunting their school.

To avoid being pulled out of SW.A.G., Danger Force must put on an extracurricular school play while also preventing Frankini from kidnapping the vice mayor.

Danger Force's superpowers are mysteriously on the fritz; as the team searches for an explanation, some new friends at a popular seafood restaurant provide free food and pirate hospitality to keep their spirits high.

When Danger Force uncovers the ultimate evil plan behind their power problems, they must face their foes on land and at sea.

The kids are living regular lives after leaving Danger Force, but, when their moms go missing, they have to reunite with Captain Man to find them. They quickly discover that all the moms in Swellview have been kidnapped by a mysterious villain.

As Swellview crumbles around them due to a lack of maternal energy, Danger Force and Captain Man must locate and return the moms to safety before corrupt officials take over the city forever.

Ray retires from fighting crime, leaving Danger Force to face their biggest threat to date; a comet monster coming to Swellview to slay a hero and take over the world with its followers, The Cell! The kids must rise up and defeat it on their own.

Danger Force must fulfill a new Prophecy that they etched into the cave wall; four heroes defeating a powerful monster. To achieve this, they inject themselves with Mom Energy to boost their powers, as Big Dark Dynomite wreaks havoc in Swellview.