The Best Episodes of Abominable and the Invisible City

In the wake of the previous episode, the magical creatures have all vanished and the world at large has gone gray. Desperate to fix things, the crew travels to the Magical Realm to confront the omniscient Great Watcher, who was a tempting offer for Yi.

Director: Ruolin Li

Writer: Tiffany Lo, Ethel Lung

Yi struggles to recreate her violin magic without Everest. As her mom and NaiNai prepare for the grand opening of their family dumpling shop, Yi, Jin, and Peng discover that Yi’s violin has attracted a magical bird-like creature.

Director: Jim Schumann

Writer: Katherine Nolfi

While Yi and the crew try to pinpoint how Yi’s magic works, they notice that Everest isn’t looking too hot. In fact, he’s too hot. The crew tries everything to cool him down, even begging their old foe, Burnish, for help.

Director: Ruolin Li

Writer: Tiffany Lo, Ethel Lung

An earth-shaking rumble signals the arrival of a new creature, but Yi and Jin butt heads, each convinced they’re the better team leader. The crew eventually discovers that the massive Sewer Koi is behind the earthquakes.

Director: Kevin Wotton

Writer: Katherine Nolfi

On the brink of his highly-anticipated White Coat Ceremony at school, Jin proudly dons his new white doctor’s coat around town, unwittingly drawing the attention of a creature named Morty.

Director: Ruolin Li

Writer: Tiffany So, Saba Saghafi

With the sudden closing of a local candy shop, NaiNai is busy trying to recreate its famous candied fruit. But after a late-night sugar binge in NaiNai’s stash, Peng starts acting strangely. It turns out that he’s possessed by magical creatures!

Director: Lianne Hughes

Writer: Tiffany Lo, Ethel Lung

Already stretched thin between responsibilities, Yi discovers one of Morty’s babies still in her building. She attempts to juggle her various responsibilities, but it’s too much and she accidentally “loses” Mini-Morty.

Director: Kevin Wotton

Writer: Annie Nishida

Right before basketball tryouts, Peng learns from NaiNai that it is his “big bad” year on the zodiac calendar – which means bad luck.

Director: Lianne Hughes, Pete Jacobs

Writer: Andi Hester

A wish-granting toad drops into Yi and the crew’s life just as the dumpling shop is being reviewed by a food magazine writer.

Director: Ruolin Li

Writer: Kyel White

It’s Chinese New Year! With Yi and Jin tied up in their respective CNY festival performances, Peng and a semi-disguised Everest hit the festive streets, eating and enjoying everything in sight.

Director: Pete Jacobs

Writer: Tiffany Lo, Ethel Lung

Yi realizes that Peng and Everest were taken by Nian, the legendary dragon-like creature associated with Chinese New Year – and he’s also taken their other creature friends!

Director: Kevin Wotton

Writer: Tiffany Lo, Ethel Lung

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After the reveal of magical creatures’ existence and Yi’s magic ability in at the end of Season 1, the city’s citizens are unsure how to feel about this new revelation. A popular vlogger sets out to capture viral-worthy footage of creatures and magic.

Director: Ruolin Li

Writer: Kyel White

The crew gets their first ping on their new creature-helping app! A dried up jellyfish-type creature has been discovered at a construction site, and the anti-creature contractor wants it GONE.

Director: Kevin Wotton

Writer: Elizabeth Chun

When a mysterious creature keeps stealing people’s prized possessions, the crew discovers the Nine-Tailed Fox, a trickster rooted in Chinese lore.

Director: Pete Jacobs

Writer: Tiffany Lo, Ethel Lung

While Everest is going through some typical teenager growing pains, a welcome distraction comes in the form of LiLi, an adorable nine-year-old who’s positively obsessed with Yi, Everest, and the crew’s pursuits.

Director: Ruolin Li

Writer: Kyel White