URBO: The Adventures of Pax Afrika

When Ma Afrika's experiments to turn the Dangerlands Monsters back into normal animals backfires, a giant monster hyrax escapes and starts rampaging through the city. Pax and the gang must save the city, unaware that Pax's father Zingela has made his way back to the city after years of being presumed dead. But Malice gets wind of this, and is determined to capture Zingela before the Afrika family can be reunited.

Unbeknownst to Pax, evil tyrant Malice is holding Zingela and trying to extract the whereabouts of the lost city of Urbo. Meanwhile, Pax and T-Man head out into the Dangerlands on their own quest to find the lost city. But it isn't long before they run into serious trouble - a fog that makes whoever it touches lose their memory. T-Man forgets to be a coward, and Pax can only watch helplessly as his friend has a change of personality.

When auditions are held for TV entertainer Frothy the Bear's school play extravaganza "Froth Side Story", Keitu is thrust reluctantly into the limelight. But, with a little help from her friends and advice from a surprising source, Keitu learns something new about herself.

When two battle-crazy Pokobo Toy tribes go head to head, the city's caught in the crossfire. Pax and the gang have to find a way to save iKapa from total devastation and convince the Pokobos that there are other less violent outlets for their excess battery power.

After a lie Pax tells about his missing homework backfires disastrously, the kids are stuck in quarantine in the school. But there's more than just detention to worry about, When the mouldy socks in T-Man's locker are transformed into deadly sock monsters, the kids have to work together to avoid a fate worse than death: being toe-jammed, and Pax has to solve this crisis without the use of his powers.

Malice is missing his estranged daughter, Una, so Clemence creates the Unabot - a robot facsimile of the tyrant's daughter. Much to the real Una's horror, her metal doppelganger wastes no time wheedling her way into the gang, and Una finds herself on the verge of being replaced. But the Unabot has a hidden agenda - an evil hidden agenda - and Pax and the gang have to make a choice between trusting their human friend, or siding with the shiny but dangerous interloper.

The kids enjoy scary fun as they tell each other silly stories involving rusty rampaging robots; giant jelly-baby monsters; and a witty twist on the classic tale, The Monkey's Paw.

Not one to miss out on a money-making opportunity, Malice and the similarly tyrannical and money-hungry Vanessa hatch a plot to exploit people's lack of self-worth and project their own idea of beauty onto the people. Clemence designs a 'prettifier' which, when worn, makes all the citizens look exactly like Vanessa's idea of the perfect image - blond airhead Stacy, and Zakes, self-obsessed hover bike pin-up. But the plan backfires when even the robots internalise this damaging message, and the giant Gorillatron sets out to prove that big can be beautiful, too.

In a tribute to the classics of the silver screen, T-Man dons his fedora and embarks on a noiresque detective adventure to uncover the truth behind the disappearance of Teeter's beloved Frothy the Bear toy.

Pax is miffed when a renegade robot team - the D Team - outshines him in saving the city. In retaliation, Pax decides to turn the gang into his own elite band of do-gooders, but his over-competitiveness soon annoys everyone and almost leads to disaster.

It's the end of year exams but Pax has been too busy playing video games to study. He decides the only way he can beat the system is to use the Sleepy Bye-Bye helmet and short-cut his study time. But a mix-up in the gaming helmets leads him to learn the consequences of his laziness the hard way. He fails his exams, and is forced into a dead end job. He ends up on a wild quest to retrieve a furious giant robot's favourite DVD. But this quest isn't quite what it appears to be, as Pax has to use his brain and employ various study skills and aids in order to complete the adventure. It transpires that he's been inside a video game designed to teach him the importance of studying all along - or has he?

It's the end of year school dance, and Una's been chosen as the organiser. This brings out the fledgling tyrant out in her and in no time, and she causes rifts between the friends. Meanwhile, evil henchman Tumi has stolen Clemence's holo-prettifer, and is using it to transform himself into an exact facsimile of Pax. Disguised as his nemesis, Tumi spares no time trying to trash Pax's image and almost succeeds. Things come to a head when Tumi's evil antics lead to a devastating fire, and Pax narrowly escapes being burned alive.

Robots are disappearing all over the city, and evil henchman Clemence is devastated when his robot arm mommy, 2-X4b, also goes missing. When Malice refuses to back him up, Clemence begs Pax and the gang for help. Using T-Man dressed as a robot decoy, the gang discover the reason behind the robots' disappearance. Wannabe tyrant Machinehead has been poaching robots as part of a dastardly plan - to blow up the Moon with a doomsday machine made from cannibalized robot parts! The kids have to foil Machinehead's evil plan and put an end to his fearless exploitation of the city's robots before the moon explodes before their eyes.

T-Man manages to get hold of some hardware that makes him invisible, and stumbles on he accidentally-on-purpose uses it to spy on the new classmate Ric, who he suspects works for Malice. But he manages to get the wrong end of the stick and he misunderstands almost everything he hears through his eavesdropping. It isn't long before T-Man has almost alienated his friends, and he has to work hard to win back their trust.

Malice discovers that throwing a wedding is a sure way to get his hands on presents and cash, and advertises for a bride on the cheesy reality TV show: Goldigga. The power-hungry Vanessa tricks her way onto the show, and before you can say "here comes the bridezilla" she is picking out a dress and scheming to take over the city. Meanwhile, Una has to deal with the fact that she could soon have a new stepmother - one that's a ruthless as her father.

Whilst showing off her dangerous hover-bike skills without wearing her helmet, Una is almost fatally injured and is confined to a hover chair. Unable to come to terms with her new situation, she also has to learn to deal with the taunts and intolerance from snide rival Layla. Miserable and feeling alone, she turns to the only person she thinks can help her - her dad. Through determination and hard-work, Una gets herself out of her depression and enters the championship hyperball challenge, much to the horror of Layla.

Eager to start making money out of the barren wastelands surrounding the city, Malice builds a Monster amusement Park. Tumi tricks Pax and the gang into being the test subjects for the cheaply built park, and it isn't long before Malice's cost-cutting short cuts reveal themselves and the park becomes a seriously dangerous place to be. The kids need all their wits to thwart the appetites of the deadly and clever sock monsters, but thankfully Teeter and the Blobby Elvis monster are on hand to help.

When Malice decides he's going to turn the annual iKaponopolis race into an advertising smorgasbord, the citizens rebel and start their own underground race. Unlikely adversaries team up to claim the title of race champion, and Pax learns an important lesson when he smugly refuses to practice and loses out to the better-prepared Ric and Keitu.

Malice uses his new doom ray to freeze the monsters around the city, but there's big trouble in store. The monsters have been eating a strange orange bacteria, and without the monsters to keep it in check, the bacteria spreads across the city. It infects food with too much sugar or fat- in other words, junk food. It changes burgers into people-eating mac-monsters. With the help of the children's entertainer Frothy the Bear, the kids have to unfreeze the monsters and defeat the rabid junk food before supper time.

Malice's evil henchman Tumi accidentally blows up the suburb of Constantia when he fails to read the manual for Malice's new doomsday machine. Malice sends him back to school as punishment, and soon the bully becomes the victim as Tumi is picked on by school tyrant, Layla.

Pax embarks on a hair-raising escapade to bust his dad out of Malice's Pit of Interrogation - but unbeknownst to him, Zingela has been moved to the dangerous goo caves and is about to be changed into a monster! Luckily Zingela's got his wits about him and distracts Clemence with riddles. However, Zingela's also got another secondary plan behind his crafty riddles - he's using them to send a message to Pax, and it's a race against time as the kids have to solve the riddles and rescue Zingela before he becomes a four-legged

Feeling neglected by his father, Pax gets involved in Frothy's new Jackass-style television show. Assuming that now his father is back he doesn't need to take responsibility for his actions, his crazy behaviour escalates. But when Teeter starts emulating his antics, Pax is reminded how important it is to set a good example for others.

It's Baby Project time at the school, and the kids have to pair up and look after a little Pokobaby - a robot designed to act exactly like a human baby - in order to experience exactly how difficult parenting can be. Una's Pokobaby goes on the rampage, and can only be stopped by T-Man's lullaby singing and a good parenting example.

A giant swarm of vicious vampire locusts is heading out of the Dangerlands for the city, eating everything in their path. Sensing danger, the monsters storm into the city, causing chaos. Clemence has made an electro-dome to protect the city. Can Pax save Teeter from the Dangerlands before the dome comes down?

A backflash of the entire series to date.

The gang have to save the monsters trapped in the city from being turned into fur coats by the evil Vanessa.

It's career day at the school, and the kids will work-shadow people in their future careers. Due to a mix-up, the kids each get the wrong career. Pax is over-confident while working with Clemence, and unleashes a giant robot on the city. The friends all take it down, using the new skills they've learned outside their normal expertise.

The dome is keeping poisonous gasses trapped over the city, and the temperature is rising. Both Pax and Malice are in denial that this is a problem, but when Teeter's monster friend Blobby Elvis heartbreakingly dies, Pax realizes his mistake, and has to stop Malice from polluting the city.

A pokobo robot escapes from horrible Lucille's house, and stays with Teeter. Lucille demands it back, so the robot has to pull a "great escape" to free itself and all the other robot toys.

Pax's classmate Mpho wants to compete in a traditionally robots-only rapping competition. He suffers prejudice because he's a human, but his biggest challenge is a lack of talent or confidence. Under the guidance of EJ Von Bot, he learns to flow and develop his own style.