Robozuna - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Game Changer Part One
Playful teenager Ariston wants to prove that his robot buddy Mangle has what it takes to turn into a Combatabot and become a Robozuna star.
Game Changer Part Two
When Ariston and Mangle go to the first big Robozuna match, Mangle gets into the action but they face a tougher fight when they return home.
Team Natrix
As Team Veredus prepares to take on Corvus' Team Natrix, Mangle and Ariston get distracted by a mission that could help them but hurt the team.
Lightning Harvesters
The team helps a lightning harvester hold off a Corvus attack, then takes on Team Capra to try to keep its Robozuna winning streak alive.
Breakout
Teamwork is the key as the Veredus crew breaks into the Corvus prison on a dangerous mission to find Feronia.
Ariston's Dream
Motivated by a hopeful dream, Ariston takes Mangle to find Niven, but it leaves the team short-handed for a big Robozuna game.
Lightning in a Bottle
Just when the team thinks it's time to take a break and rest, they're called on for help defending a lightning harvester camp from Commander Vermis.
Rematch
After Team Natrix unleashes a massive Robozuna robot called Megabatabot, it leaves the arena on a rampage, and Team Veredus must protect the town.
Free for All Part I
While Team Veredus and Team Vulpes work together in a big midseason tournament, the other Freebot Fighters head to the Corvus prison.
Free for All Part II
The midseason tournament comes to a thrilling end, but the Freebots have their hands full trying to stop Danuvia's plan to build an invincible army.
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