The Mighty Ones
Follow the hilarious adventures of a group of creatures: a twig, a pebble, a leaf and a strawberry. These best friends, self-named The Mighty Ones, live in an unkempt backyard belonging to a trio of equally unkempt humans whom they mistake for gods.
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Episodes
When Rocksy sinks to the bottom of a giant pond, her friends must figure out how to rescue her… without Rocksy’s help.
When an invisible force-a-wall (a pane of glass) descends upon the yard and separates the Mighty Ones, Rocksy must figure out how to penetrate it so t...
When Berry sees a “giant strawberry,” she’s convinced that the prophecy of the berry colossus has come true and that she’s been chosen to lead her peo...
Twig is afraid his sapping will put the Mighty Ones in peril, but Rocksy aims to show him that his sap can be used for good.
Berry and Rocksy are thrilled about spending every waking moment together when they get stuck to the same piece of gum, but as more people join their...
When Twig begins to root, he thinks his dreams of becoming a Mighty Oak Tree are finally coming true! But as the Mighty Ones observe his “roots” growi...
The Mighty Ones accidentally knock a bird’s Egg out of its nest and must take turns trying to incubate the incredibly annoying Egg until it hatches.
The Mighty Ones move into a board game in the yard that they believe to be a “city,” and it’s all fun and games until Berry’s capitalist greed gets th...
When Twig introduces Leaf to his new caterpillar friend Josh, Leaf must overcome his debilitating fear of caterpillars in order to give Josh a chance.
Hot tempered Rabbit is sick of the noise from the Mighty Ones’ games, so he makes them a bet that they can’t go for a whole day without making a sound...
When Mr. Ladybug finds the new bug zapper the Humans installed to be irresistible, the Mighty Ones try creating distractions to keep him from zapping...
When Rabbit realizes Rocksy is great at “conflict management,” he tricks her into helping him strong arm other yard denizens in order to get what he w...
The Mighty Ones think they are being menaced by a vicious mole rat, but it’s a case of mistaken identity.
Leaf discovers eggs stuck to his body and enlists Twig’s help so he can be a good momma.
In an attempt to understand Twig better and demonstrate their appreciation for him, the Mighty Ones try to live a day as Twig. But when they end up in...
The humans in the house install a very bright light in the backyard, creating an eternal day for the Mighty Ones, who get a little loopy as a result.
Leaf has a collection of sand, but when Rocksy discovers the sand is sentient, she tries to rescue them.
Very Berry creates a new hat that everyone hates, except when Twig wears it. Berry becomes jealous of Twig’s newly found attention and tries to steal...
After a group of ants steal stuff from the Mighty Ones, including Rocksy’s hair, they must head underground to the creepy ant farm in order to confron...
When the Mighty Ones accidentally neglect Twig, they make it up to him by embarking on a dangerous adventure to scale a snowman so Twig can live out o...
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3 years ago
A relatively simply series about 4 friends and the crazy hijinks and adventures they get into. Staring the chaotic Verry Berry, cool-guy Leaf, nervous wreak Twig and the leader Rocksy. Together they live in the backyard of a punk rock girl band who apparently haven't mowed their lawn in a very long time. Leading to a whole host of anthropomorphic critters and objects.
A SpongeBob but in your backyard is probably the simplest description of the show and its general vibe. While it never reaches the heights that SpongeBob reached, The Mighty Ones is a solid show. Good jokes, fun adventures, some life lessons sprinkled in. Like most cartoons there are some double meaning jokes tossed in for adults. In terms of language the worst the show ever uses is "shut up". Violence wise it follows standard Looney Tunes rules, everything is reset each episode. So characters disintegrate into dust, get body hijacked by brain worms or get totally buff by fertilizer on the regular.
I'd say its fine for children, again same vibe as SpongeBob, so if that show is cool with parents The Mighty Ones will be as well.
Verry Berry is the standout character as she is an agent of chaos who will go to extremes to do things her way. Though when things eventually go wrong she does eventually apologize, before she launches into her next scheme.
The show does a good job of rotating through each character so they all have their own episodes. They have unique personalities so they all very distinct and different enough from each other that their adventures have a distinct feel to them. Instead of being just interchangeable scripts that any of them could be in.
The show survived one cancellation, moving from Hulu to Peacock (NBC). This is noted in a 4th wall nod by the characters and location change in first 4 episodes of season 3. When a new hipster couple moves into the house and replaces the yard with AstroTurf. The Mighty Ones subsequently "time travel", aka go next door,...
