Chris returns home from the Parasox Pub, but arrives on Mars ten years too early. With his powers out of control, he is discovered by a young, unitard-clad Danny, who is more than enthusiastic about nurturing him back to health.

To save a divided race of cute little aliens, the Warriors fly to their planet where Himmel is the only hope for peace. But when Wallow's unscrupulous attitude about hooking up with aliens destroys the kingdom's chance for peace, he is sentenced to death.

While spending the evening in the city with Plum, Beth is in turmoil over who she loves more: Chris or Danny, lamenting how either decision will tear apart the Bravest Warriors. Back home, in the meantime, the group is being torn apart by interdimensional phantasms.

At the Saturn Oaks Galleria--a popular teen hangout floating in the rings of Saturn--Chris must foil a food court heist before it's too late, but the crushing prospect of Beth falling for a new guy makes his mission all the more difficult.

Catbug, Impossibear, and the other pets open the Invisible Hideout as a Bravest Warriors museum, while Hamster Mitch, AKA The Lord of Morality, is on a mission to seek the wisdom of the Paralyzed Horse.

Plum leads the Warriors to the Emotion Fjord to find Captain C Word, who can give Chris the protection he needs from deathly emoverload.

The Bravest Warriors journey to the See-Thru Zone to finally rescue their parents. But do the Courageous Battlers even want to be rescued?

With the Courageous Battlers happily trapped in the See-Thru Zone, the Bravest Warriors return to biz as usual, until they discover their parents’ bliss may not be on their own volition.

After breaking-up with Zachary Ryan, Beth leaves to decompress with some 'me time,' finding solace in a brassy all-lady gang of punky geriatrics, the 'Upta Gals'.

When the rest of the gang won’t party with him, Danny invents a whole crew of RoboPartyAnimals with no ‘off’ buttons—and they’re down to fight for their right to get down.

As Chris’s wonky Emotion Lord powers are blamed for strange issues with the Space Whale, he gets cray-cray convinced that they have a secret saboteur aboard.

Chris reacquaints himself with a childhood friend, while the other BWs, who remember her as a jerk, nearly destroy the hide-out with a plot to reveal her true nature.

Wallow, deciding he wants to eat as ethically as possible, embarks on a faddish “ghost diet” - but the negative effects on both his physical and mental health quickly become apparent.

The Bravest Warriors are called to do a no-brainer task at a Wankershim parade, but find it impossible to function or keep their memories straight - what gives?!

After Jenna and her gang infiltrate the Hideout, the Bravest Warriors must fight to reclaim their home and compel Chris to remember that he’s on their side!

It’s night shift in the E.R. as Wallow trains for his nursing credential. But when chaos erupts, he must swap bedpans for scalpels and learn the hard truths about Registered Nursing.

When the Bravest Warriors answer a distress call from a humanoid planet overrun by an evil mech race, they have no idea how their own smooshy secrets will come into play - or who they should be fighting for in the first place.

Gasp! Someone has eaten all of the cupcakes! Now it’s up to Detective Catbug to solve the crime and ensure the culprit gets his just deserts... which is, to say, no dessert at all!

Beth’s new role as captain of the BWs is challenged by a “Manet,” a planet of only sexist dudes, that really need to simmer down and let her save them already.

After a big fight about some very uncool spoilers, the Bravest Warriors retreat to separate rooms to blow off steam. But each of them causes their own kind of disaster, resulting in unexpected revelation.

The Bravest Warriors discover their reality is actually a ‘video game’ designed to entertain Higher Beings. Lacking free will, they quickly find themselves locked in a competition to the actual death with no power to resist.

Chris struggles to make it home in time to celebrate the first Wanksgiving, while the other BWs establish new holiday traditions.

When Wallow discovers an abandoned alien egg, he vows to raise the baby as his own; but the high demands of parenting take a heavy toll on the teen dad.

When alien bugs build a tiny feudal castle around their political prisoner, Danny, the BWs are enraptured by the intrigue within the bug’s royal court.

When the Bravest Warriors discover Catbug has been stealing 'treasures' during their interplanetary adventures, Chris takes it upon himself to teach him right from wrong.