Danger Force - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

The Force Returns Part 1
The kids are living regular lives after leaving Danger Force, but, when their moms go missing, they have to reunite with Captain Man to find them. They quickly discover that all the moms in Swellview have been kidnapped by a mysterious villain.

The Force Returns Part 2
As Swellview crumbles around them due to a lack of maternal energy, Danger Force and Captain Man must locate and return the moms to safety before corrupt officials take over the city forever.

Big Dynomite
Mika and Chapa are determined to prove to Miles, Bose, and Ray that the new kid in school, Buddy Fudgers, is actually Lil' Dynomite, before he successfully completes his plan to get revenge on his nemesis, Captain Man.

Guardians of the Ponytail
Danger Force is hired by Rivalton's Duke Wellington to protect him and his ponytail from his uncle, Archduke Fernando. It seems like easy money, until they find out The Archduke has hired Ray and Henry Hart to capture Duke.

Miles Sells His Soul
In an effort to help Mika defeat her rival in a riff-off, Miles sells his soul to a suave demon living in The Man's Nest Abyss Room. Captain Man must soon face the demon in a Ukulele-Log-Rolling competition in order to get all the kids' souls back.

SwellMelonFest
Chapa, Miles, Mika, and Bose are thrilled to have landed dates for the once every twenty-years SwellMelonFest until threats come in prompting Ray to make them work security. The threats become a reality when the kids must fight The Cell at the event.

Hey, Where's Schwoz?
Danger Force sets out on a mission to rescue Schwoz who's been kidnapped by The Cell. With help from a familiar Swellview villain, the kids scheme to get their friend back and attempt to take out an evil collective along the way.

Dumber Force
In an effort to hinder Danger Force's performance, The Cell manipulates Jeff and Mitch Bilsky into buying Swellview Jr. High. When Mika, Miles, and Chapa become too dimwitted to fight crime, it's up to Bose to save his friends.

Don't Go In There!
The kids stumble upon a door never seen before in the Man's Nest and are determined to see what's behind it despite Ray telling them it's off limits. Once they get inside, they must deal with the dangerous and bizarre consequences of their discovery.

Bose's Birthday Party
When the kids throw Bose a surprise birthday party, his stepsister, Poopsie, threatens to shut the party down unless AWOL is present. Miles is forced to juggle between spending time with his date as Miles and keeping Poopsie entertained as AWOL.

Ray Forgives
Ray breaks up with Credenza, giving Danger Force only forty-eight hours to teach Ray how to forgive before his relationship is over forever. If Ray wants a future with Credenza, he must confront his past and learn to forgive his greatest enemy, Drex.

The Battle For Swellview, Part 1
Danger Force learns of a Prophecy that a hero-slaying monster is on its way to take over Swellview.

The Battle For Swellview, Part 2
Danger Force learns of a Prophecy that a hero-slaying monster is on its way to take over Swellview.
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