Dimension 20 LIVE - Season 1

Season 1
Fantasy High: Sophomore Year

Episodes

Sophomores Start

Mirror Madness

Havoc at the Hotel Cavalier

Heartache on the Celestine Sea

Leviathan Rock City

Pirate Brawl

The Friendship Section

The Row and the Ruction

Fallinel

The Dangerous Mind of Aelwen Abernant

Revelations & Revivifications

Crustaceans & Crushes

Hellbound

Daddies & Demons

Blast from the Passed

My Green Heaven

The Forest of the Nightmare King

Fearful Symmetry

Spring Break! I Believe In You! (Part 1)

Spring Break! I Believe In You! (Part 2)
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