#CleanOS

[mobilebazarspecs]

Why You Should Consider Buying the Nothing Phone (1)

In a crowded smartphone market dominated by established brands like Apple, Samsung, and Google, the Nothing Phone (1) emerges as a breath of fresh air. Developed by the new tech company Nothing, founded by Carl Pei, the co-founder of OnePlus, this phone brings a unique combination of design innovation, robust performance, and excellent value. Here’s a deep dive into why the Nothing Phone (1) might be the perfect choice for your next smartphone.

1. Innovative Design

The Nothing Phone (1) stands out with its distinctive and minimalist design. The transparent back reveals the phone's internal components, offering a futuristic look that sets it apart from the sea of monotonous black rectangles. The phone's LED light interface, called the Glyph Interface, is not just for aesthetics; it provides functional notifications. Different patterns of light indicate different types of notifications, like calls, messages, or app alerts, allowing you to stay informed without even picking up the phone.

2. Impressive Display

The Nothing Phone (1) features a 6.55-inch OLED display with a 120Hz refresh rate, providing smooth and vibrant visuals. The high refresh rate enhances the user experience, making everything from scrolling through social media to playing games feel fluid and responsive. The OLED technology ensures deep blacks and vivid colors, which is perfect for media consumption, whether you're watching videos, browsing photos, or playing graphic-intensive games.

3. Solid Performance

Under the hood, the Nothing Phone (1) is powered by the Qualcomm Snapdragon 778G+ 5G chipset. This processor delivers excellent performance for daily tasks, multitasking, and even demanding applications. Paired with up to 12GB of RAM, the phone can handle multiple apps running simultaneously without a hitch. The inclusion of 5G ensures you're future-proofed for the next generation of mobile networks, offering faster data speeds and improved connectivity.

4. Versatile Camera System

The Nothing Phone (1) boasts a dual rear camera setup, featuring two 50 MP sensors. One is a wide-angle lens, and the other is an ultra-wide-angle lens, allowing for versatile photography options. The camera system is designed to capture detailed and vibrant photos in various lighting conditions. The 16 MP front camera is perfect for high-quality selfies and video calls. The camera software includes advanced features like Night Mode, HDR, and AI scene detection to enhance your photography experience.

5. Clean Software Experience

Running on Nothing OS, the phone offers a clean and intuitive user interface based on Android 12 (upgradeable to Android 14). The software is designed to be bloatware-free, providing a smooth and fast experience. Regular updates ensure that you get the latest features and security patches promptly. The minimalist design philosophy of the hardware extends to the software, making it easy to navigate and use.

6. Excellent Battery Life and Charging Options

With a 4500 mAh battery, the Nothing Phone (1) provides all-day battery life, even for heavy users. When it comes to charging, the phone supports 33W wired charging, which can quickly replenish the battery. Additionally, it offers 15W wireless charging and 5W reverse wireless charging, adding convenience for users who prefer cable-free solutions. The reverse wireless charging feature allows you to charge other compatible devices, such as earbuds or another phone, directly from the Nothing Phone (1).

7. Sustainable and Ethical Manufacturing

Nothing places a strong emphasis on sustainability. The company uses recycled materials in the construction of the phone, and the packaging is designed to be environmentally friendly. By focusing on ethical manufacturing practices, Nothing aims to reduce its carbon footprint and contribute positively to the environment.

8. Competitive Pricing

Despite its premium features and innovative design, the Nothing Phone (1) is competitively priced. It offers excellent value for money, especially when compared to other flagship phones that often come with a much higher price tag. This makes it an attractive option for budget-conscious consumers who do not want to compromise on quality and performance.

9. Future-Proof Features

The Nothing Phone (1) is designed with the future in mind. Besides 5G connectivity, the phone's hardware and software are built to handle upcoming technological advancements. The regular software updates ensure that the phone remains relevant and secure for years to come.

10. Growing Ecosystem

Nothing is not just about phones. The company is working on creating an ecosystem of interconnected devices. By purchasing the Nothing Phone (1), you're investing in a brand that's committed to innovation and seamless integration between devices. This can enhance your overall tech experience as more products and updates are released.

Conclusion

The Nothing Phone (1) is more than just a smartphone; it's a statement of innovation and design. It breaks away from the conventional smartphone mold and offers something truly unique. From its eye-catching design and impressive display to its solid performance and sustainable practices, the Nothing Phone (1) presents a compelling package. For those looking to stand out in a world of similar-looking devices, and for anyone who values cutting-edge technology combined with thoughtful design, the Nothing Phone (1) is a worthy consideration.

[themanbexl]

No cleano but we did alright, absolutely terrified for lyon though can't even lie about it

Please none of this in the lyon games

[wanderingskylooker]

Where do the Super 4 live? (Super 4: Canon)

Seriously, and don’t tell me they do daily life basic activities inside the Chameleon. The vehicle looks comfortable enough to do long travels, as they do in every adventure, but we never see enough to know that the place is actually habitable to live in. No folding beds, just one table, seats that are rarely used for real… At least they have a trash can. There don’t seem to be other rooms either, somewhere to sleep, a restroom… Or a storage cabinet; or maybe this ↓

(Ep: Super Bad)

is a closet room (although it looks more like the engine), and if it is, they cannot keep all the stuff inside, not because they couldn’t fit everything in, but because even the five mains would be disgusted by the idea. Clean clothes, laundry, food, personal hygiene items, other objects (such as rags, medicines, books)... in the same room. You can divide the space, but it is not hygienic in any possible way to have all of that in a closed room.

I am not going to be logical about the clothes as they wear the same clothes all the time, a technique usually used on TV shows to avoid having to create lots of outfits; but I will be about their hygiene. They take baths regularly (except Ruby), and not with Cleanos or magic, but with, at least, water. Okay, I’ll suppose they stop at some point of the day next to somewhere to do the hygiene/care daily routine (like Kingsland, a magic lake in the Enchanted Island if we get original, Technopolis if Doctor X is not mad at them or has caused a problem…), and can use any place of the forest or sea as bathroom.

The breakfasts could be eaten inside the Chameleon, as I guess they would be things like fruits, juice or eggs they pick up in the morning, but for the lunch and dinner I think they do picnics, everyday, except when King Kendrick invites them to a banquet at the castle, because as Ruby says in “Maze of Fears” they are looking, in the middle of the forest of the Enchanted Island, to set on a place to eat.

(Ep: The Goose with the Golden Eggs)

About the beds or the sleeping I have zero idea. When they are in Kingsland they are welcome to stay normally, but in the other four realms at least they aren't arrested if they are lucky. The Chameleon, again, doesn't seem to have a compartment for folding beds, and sleeping bags or adapting to the gaps of the Chameleon (as Alien can do)

(Ep: Fog Over Kingsland)

isn't actually a good idea for their backs. I don't think Twinkle uses a spell either, not because it is not possible, but because I think the writers wouldn't do it that way. Ruby and Alex are fighting everyday and seem to be fine, but for Gene, who is sit driving at least a quarter of the day, not having a good place to rest his back would be awful. I know his back is two steps away from being broken in “Super Gene”, but that’s a single episode, in the rest he is fine. Maybe they have in that (not sure at all if it is) storage cabinet something like futons or folding/inflatable mattresses, but they would need to sleep all together in the floor where the table is, or two and two, up the stairs and down the stairs, because it won't be under the control panel.

(Ep: Happy Fairy)

(Ep: Super Bad)

I am not gonna ask about the laundry and dishes (because they own crockery).

The next image is a sketch I made to measure the space (in Technopolis mode, although with the rest of the modes the interior only changes with the possible exits).

(Ep: Gene, Techno-Explorer - Part 3, Super Bad and Convoy of Honor)

[hangwjj]

Finally finished ts MY GOODDD

I am NAWT doing the others because 1. it wouldn't make any sense lore wise 2. im too lazy

But Alien is 100% Perry the Platypus, i can lowkey see Leonora as Candace and Norm is definitely Cleano

Bonus redraw of the scene from «I scream you scream» episode

That's all

[baronstopfan]

I don't know if what I imagine is going to be drawn out yet but basically negative Dr.X And the other negatives in an "upgraded cleano" basically a high tech war tank set to destroy all kingdoms and the super 4 plus negative Baron, Sharkbeard and Babacara (villains turn good in my view and Dr.X isn't necessarily a villian originally so he's turned fr villain being Negatised) trying to defeat them.

I'd say the normal villains will side with heroes as they don't what there shit destroyed and also a chance to meet there good versions

[chaos-the-anon]

Mr. Cleanos

I'M MAKING EVERYONE INTO PONIES FUCK YOU

[designing4games]

Chibi-Robo Clean Sweep

Storm's blown away, so now we're back to Cheebo Cleano! Last time, we funded a shower! And also met with a calavera! We got some more cleaning to do, and more of the house to explore with our extended cord - let's have at it! Tune in to see over at https://www.twitch.tv/designingfor

[krashoffthebooks]

Cleano and the '47 Torpedo back

[pixelaart]

Cleano WordPress Theme + Installation Service + License

[444names]

male italian and english forenames + tolkienesque forenames with diacritics removed

Achan Adeuglor Adildacarm Agabran Agdumano Alash Alath Alattiant Aldaelm Aldam Aldenbar Aldon Aldowfabel Alfrek Alviell Amburione Amiadam Aminwe Amlor Anbrufil Anceles Ancil Andearich Andio Andirioelm Anfor Aniell Anistaril Anton Arazio Arazor Arcelair Ardil Ardory Areagus Arego Arianna Ariloy Arizio Arlegil Arlio Arman Armelye Armict Arther Astando Atanbadro Atarn Aurto Aurucil Azaro Bantor Barcol Barin Bathir Bathosa Battin Belleoron Benger Bephelmat Bepperio Berasto Beregio Berimo Berinimir Berne Beroben Berony Berry Berthir Bertz Berun Betarenna Betephew Betherence Betri Bettoc Bianso Boccol Boffan Bolattani Bolor Bonaldan Boredo Bortondor Brair Branny Brazio Briormo Carcy Carollema Cassino Celvair Cemin Cenzo Cestandino Chraleppo Cillanhel Clarthoro Cleano Colwe Criden Dagolo Danton Darean Darinel Darme Dartin Davio Davranglo Denimele Deniondold Detroma Develes Dirieletre Doheod Dorrun Dredir Durbat Durunilcas Eagolodock Eanus Earen Earmelvi Edhel Eitanole Elatuley Elduinven Elebrald Elerego Elfaulf Elloy Eltho Elumbul Emehtair Emmar Emyato Enryon Eofurolo Eomir Eorearmir Eorto Eotta Eredeon Eredmo Ereners Erettian Erfinickey Eruno Ervert Escart Escatto Eslivarco Esteley Etrizio Ettiancili Etton Fabar Faelisuin Falberun Falfrard Fedmundo Ferist Ferpelmel Fichar Fielembrey Finenzo Finer Fingwengor Finio Finzo Flango Fliamras Floth Fornor Foscar Frada Frampaco Franto Freanue Freglo Fregor Frether Frinyasto Gabrendiry Gaegon Gamin Gamir Gastius Gelmat Geloin Gelro Ghante Gianfren Giano Gilimo Gilmo Gimirimrol Gingertor Gionedened Giosco Giothel Gladohir Glivoric Gloro Golper Gonatirad Gorfio Gorruto Gosui Gother Graymo Gridudeo Gundon Gunzilloro Gwano Hadaither Hadand Haegor Hairando Halbatarno Halmo Hamin Haminuvi Hanico Hantato Hanus Hardur Harrek Henevor Hirarecto Hiryong Hored Hualvither Hubat Huglo Hugoriel Humberizio Hunared Huolo Huorn Hyanbulio Hyavir Idnermard Igimermo Ignarcirmo Ilvatio Imogerod Inelhar Isilippo Istin Istor Ithen Ivalaur Ivandil Ivatar Ivelu Ivilzo Jacasir Jener Jenue Jessimir Joabel Joheordil Jonio Kierahar Lacilmo Lacio Laian Laino Lairil Lanowyn Lassaure Lathado Latriano Legnarob Legothon Leman Lemmacion Lemmas Lemmore Lenicoseb Lessadinun Letharwene Leugolian Levido Liano Lobberth Lomon Lucandur Lucar Lucarm Luglorman Luigil Lukey Lundis Madon Maenio Magduil Magolfhil Maino Malele Manth Maran Marastelmo Marmaeld Marno Marthmong Marthorlo Masquir Matric Mattin Melmanakin Menico Mertha Mettini Michir Millano Millorold Minborry Minelor Mirioc Monweleg Morluille Mulpheo Nakhildo Naraddea Naranto Narog Nasse Natazianse Nattino Nedevezil Neley Nentimar Nesta Nevine Nicth Niele Nieredo Normaurio Ohnarmen Oincale Olaundro Olorolio Oloth Orenistis Orone Ottofurex Ovickto Owfaxwe Patan Patrio Pausha Pendist Perine Phalmo Phelute Phesaliona Picco Pielo Pristo Qualano Raddeon Radrio Raharidio Randil Ratantia Regrie Relippo Rence Rianino Roabiar Rolfhir Ronarore Ronatilmo Runardo Runariano Ruperves Sabindir Sacomar Salbel Samehtazio Sanald Sanco Santont Sardante Sardo Sarick Sarucil Savidoher Seleo Sephirino Seppo Shuor Siliacold Sillob Silmarmo Smele Smund Sorin Stamiri Stimlio Suelo Taromo Tavio Tello Teriel Thanor Thelo Thorminis Thregin Thrio Tianio Toccas Tonto Trillo Turbadel Turetrin Ulfir Uliam Ulkalfher Umattano Umbarommo Undil Valiamon Vallaldo Valviccil Vanair Vanar Vannio Vidertone Vienea Vindren Vinel Vitarco Waladoc Watir Winrond Wulphired Yandil Yaran Yaranco Yavriell

[wanderingskylooker]

Black Baron's plans (Super 4: Canon)

Being extremely honest. Damnit Fourchesac and Rypan, seriously?

Brief full personal opinion essay.

Half of his plans are doomed by four youngsters and a thing, a surprisingly small amount by himself and the other whole half by his subordinates. Don't get me wrong, Fourchesac and Rypan are nice characters, but horrible help with plans.

I calculated, and omitting the chapters of origins of the characters, Super 4 ruined his plans nine times, while his own subordinates did four or five times, more or less the half (the rest were his own fault).

To be honest, it is not like that many of his plans were that brilliant. Make the princess fall in love with you? Okay, but it would be better if it wasn't the thousand time and she wouldn't hate you as much as you love power. At this point it would be better just try to make her fall in love normally. Earn the respect of the knights? Okay, if you weren't already the first suspect of anything happening.

Really, the plans that went the best were the ones which weren't planned by him, like a curse to make all the rhymes reality (Poetry Party) or have a huge robot (Sir Cleano).

Personally I consider a plan of brainwashing the prince or the king way more effective than brainwashing the princess. I don't know, a spell to make them forget who you are, or find themselves wanting to befriend you, especially for Alex, would be absolutely effective. I understand Leonora has freedom to choose her suitor instead of being imposed, but being a friend of her brother would make things much more easier, plus no more prince against you.

If someone thinks that the rest of the Super 4 would get suspicious, I don't see it likely, just remember the "Convoy of Honor" episode, they trusted the Baron's change.

Video to finish the post! Turn up the volume!

(Ep: Rage of the Dragon and Poetry Party)

Turn the volume down again and have a nice day! ✧⁠◝⁠(⁠⁰⁠▿⁠⁰⁠)⁠◜⁠✧

[hangwjj]

Side characters episode appearances list because i was bored

Black Baron

Season 1: Princely Wedding ; Baby Dragon ; A Colossal Challenge ; The Song of the Stork ; Tower Trouble ; Ruby, Queen of the Seas p3 ; Convoy of Honor ; Operation Swashbuckler ; The Siege ; Appetite For Destruction ; Rage of the Dragon ; Origins p1 ; The Truce – 13 episodes

Season 2: Light My Fire ; Sir Cleano ; Bubble Trouble ; The Dark Unicorn ; The King's Jubilee ; Saturday Knight Fever ; Super Gene ; Poetry Party ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Move It ; Princess Ruby ; All Together Now p1, p2 – 13 episodes

Total: 26 episodes

Sharkbeard

Season 1: Cleaning Day ; Dragonraiders ; Fog Over Kingsland ; Ruby, Queen of the Seas p1, p4 ; Operation Swashbuckler ; The Final Countdown ; Turnips and Old Lace ; Silence of the Statues ; A Pirate's Honor ; The Goose with the Golden Eggs ; Gene, Techno-Explorer p2 ; Negatives ; All That Glitters ; Origins p3 – 15 episodes

Season 2: Special Invaders ; Sharkruby ; Bittersweet Treasure ; Bubble Trouble ; Flying Shark ; A Mad Mad World ; Super 5 ; Super Fast ; Superior ; Twinkle, Queen of the Pirates ; Poetry Party ; Saving Pirate Sharkbeard ; Fairy Happy ; Chasing the Chameleon ; Wanted Rock Brock ; The Pied Paper of Kingsland ; We Come in Peace ; Worlds Apart ; Half And Half ; The Pirate Viruse ; All Together Now p1, p2 – 22 episodes

Total: 37 episodes

Baba Cara

Season 1: Princely Wedding ; Saving Prince Alexander ; Your Wish Is My Command ; Rage of the Dragon ; Some Like It Magical ; The Furious Elf ; The Truce – 7 episodes

Season 2: Fairy Snatchers ; Sabotage ; Let's Be Rational ; Bubble Trouble ; Enchanted Jungle ; Disenchanted Island ; Super Fast ; Bodyguards ; Poetry Party ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Gray Magic ; Romancing The Opal ; All Together Now p1, p2 – 14 episodes

Total: 21 episodes

Dr. X

Season 1:  Cleaning Day ; Gene's Four ; Mindnet ; The Great Gonk ; Go Ruby! ; Haunted Castle ; Outlaws of Gravity ; The Metal Age ; The Goose with the Golden Eggs ; Gene, Techno-Explorer p1, p3, p4 ; Negatives ; Origins p4 – 14 episodes

Season 2: Sabotage ; Sir Cleano ; Let's Be Rational ; Flying Shark ; A Mad Mad World ; Welcome to the Jungle ; The King's Jubilee ; Toy Boxed ; Super Fast ; Jurassic Safari ; Fairy Happy ; Super Bad ; We Come in Peace ; Romancing The Opal ; Worlds Apart ; The Truth Is Far Out There ; Half And Half ; The Pirate Virus ; All Together Now p1, p2 – 20 episodes

Total: 34 episodes

Fourchesac

Season 1: I'm the King ; A Colossal Challenge ; The Song of the Stork ; Convoy of Honor ; The Siege ; The White Rabbit ; Gene, Techno-Explorer p2 ; Rage of the Dragon ; The Truce – 9 episodes

Season 2: Light My Fire ; Sir Cleano ; Bubble Trouble ; The Dark Unicorn ; The King's Jubilee ; Bodyguards ; The Sky Is Falling ; Fairy Happy ; Gray Magic ; The Pied Piper of Kingsland – 10 episodes

Total: 19 episodes

Rypan

Season 1: Princely Wedding ; Baby Dragon ; The Colossal Challenge ; Ruby, Queen of the Seas p3 ; Convoy of Honor ; Operation Swashbuckler ; The Siege ; Appetite for Destruction ; Rage of the Dragon ; The Truce – 10 episodes

Season 2: Bubble Trouble ; The King's Jubilee ; Saturday Knight Fever ; Super Gene ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Move It ; Princess Ruby – 7 episodes

Total: 17 episodes

Rock Brock

Season 2: Migration of Aliens ; Enchanted Jungle ; A Mad Mad World ;  Welcome to the Jungle ; The King's Jubilee ; Super Fast ; Poetry Party ; Jurassic Safari ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Super Rock

Total: 10 episodes

Leonora

Season 1: Princely Wedding ; A Colossal Challenge ; The Song of the Stork ; Haunted Castle ; Tower Trouble ; Fog Over Kingsland ; The Siege ; Appetite for Destruction ; Rage of the Dragon – 9 episodes

Season 2: Sir Cleano ; Flying Shark ; Super 5 ; The King's Jubilee ; Saturday Knight Fever ; Bodyguards ; Poetry Party ; The Sky Is Falling ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Princess Ruby ; The Pied Piper of Kingsland ; Heart of a Knight – 12 episodes

Total: 21 episodes

Sir Gareth

Season 1: Dragonraiders ; I'm the King ; Princely Wedding ; A Colossal Challenge ; The Song of the Stork ; Haunted Castle ; Tower Trouble ; Fog Over Kingsland ; Ruby, Queen of the Seas p3 ; Saving Prince Alexander ; Convoy of Honor ; The Siege ; Appetite for Destruction ; Gene, Techno-Explorer p2 ; Negatives ; Origins p1 – 16 episodes

Season 2: Light My Fire ; Sir Cleano ; Bubble Trouble ; Flying Shark ; A Mad Mad World ; Super 5 ; The Dark Unicorn ; The King's Jubilee ; Super Fast ; Superior ; Twinkle, Queen of the Pirates ; Poetry Party ; The Sky Is Falling ; Fairy Happy ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Princess Ruby ; Worlds Apart – 17 episodes

Total: 33 episodes

Sir Archibald

Season 1: Dragonraiders ; I'm the King ; Princely Wedding ; A Colossal Challenge ; The Song of the Stork ; Haunted Castle ; Tower Trouble ; Fog Over Kingsland ; Convoy of Honor ; The Siege ; Gene, Techno-Explorer p2 ; Negatives – 12 episodes

Season 2: Light My Fire ; Sir Cleano ; Bubble Trouble ; Flying Shark ; Super 5 ; The Dark Unicorn ;  The King's Jubilee ; Poetry Party ; Super 3 ; The Sky Is Falling ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Heart of a Knight – 12 episodes

Total: 24 episodes

Sir Ulf

Season 1: Dragonraiders ; I'm the King ; Princely Wedding ; A Colossal Challenge ; The Song of the Stork ; Tower Trouble ; Fog Over Kingsland ; Ruby, Queen of the Seas p2, p3, p4 ; Convoy of Honor ; The Siege ; Appetite for Destruction – 13 episodes

Season 2: A Mad Mad World ; Super 5 ; The Dark Unicorn ; The King's Jubilee ; Poetry Party ; Super 3 ; The Sky Is Falling ; Fairy Happy ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Move It ; Princess Ruby ; Super Bad – 12 episodes

Total: 25 episodes

King Kendric

Season 1: Dragonraiders ; I'm the King ; Princely Wedding ; A Colossal Challenge ; The Song of the Stork ; Haunted Castle ; Tower Trouble ; Fog Over Kingsland ; Ruby, Queen of the Seas p3 ; Saving Prince Alexander ; Convoy of Honor ; Outlaws of Gravity ; The Siege ; Appetite for Destruction ; Gene, Techno-Explorer p2 ; Rage of the Dragon ; Negatives ; Origins p1 – 18 episodes

Season 2: Light My Fire ; Sir Cleano ; Bubble Trouble ; Flying Shark ; A Mad Mad World ; Super 5 ; The Dark Unicorn ; The King's Jubilee ; Super Fast ; Saturday Knight Fever ; Bodyguards ; Twinkle, Queen of the Pirates ; Poetry Party ; The Sky Is Falling ; Fairy Happy ; Wanted Rock Brock ; Move It ; Princess Ruby ; Super Bad ; The Pied Piper of Kingsland ; We Come in Peace ; Worlds Apart ; Heart of a Knight – 23 episodes

Total: 41 episodes

Grand Fairy

Season 1: Spell Book in Danger ; The White Rabbit ; The Furious Elf – 3 episodes

Season 2: Fairy Snatchers ; Bittersweet Treasure ; Disenchanted Island ; The Dark Unicorn ; Super Fast ; Twinkle, Queen of the Pirates ; Super 3 ; Fairy Happy ; Gray Magic – 9 episodes

Total: 12 episodes

Fairy Queen

Season 1: The Golden Wand ; Spell Book in Danger ; Silence of the Statues ; A Pirate's Honor ; Negatives ; Some Like It Magical ; The Furious Elf ; A Robot at the Fairies ; Origins p2; The Truce – 10 episodes

Season 2: Fairy Snatchers ; Sabotage ; Flying Shark ; Enchanted Jungle ; Disenchanted Island ; The Dark Unicorn ; Ricky Rictus ; The King's Jubilee ; Super Fast ; Twinkle, Queen of the Pirates ; Super 3 ; Fairy Happy ; Gray Magic ; We Come In Peace ; Romancing the Opal ; Worlds Apart – 16 episodes

Total: 26 episodes

Sykronior (who invited bro)

Season 2: Special Invaders ; Fairy Snatchers ; Bubble Trouble ; Toy Boxed ; Super Fast ; Superior ; The Sky Is Falling ; We Come In Peace ; Worlds Apart ; Heart of a Knight ; The Truth Is Far Out There ; All Together Now p1, p2

Total: 13 episodes

I'm not sure if i missed some episodes or not but ehhh wherever

[baronstopfan]

Simularaties in super 4, 2 villains using a Cleano,a dragon call and a T-Rex call