Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts - Season 1
Season 1
Making her way through a world of mutant animals, a sheltered yet scrappy girl learns how to survive -- and get home -- with help from her ragtag crew.
Episodes
Burrow Girl
Swept from her safe burrow, Kipo emerges in a wild surface world full of weird mutant animals. Will her new friends Wolf and Mandu help her get home?
Explosion Berries
Benson gets a jump on the Mod Frogs to save Kipo, Wolf and his little buddy Dave. But it'll take a hopping mad Mega Bunny to get them out of another jam.
Real Cats Wear Plaid
Held captive by the brawling Timbercats, Kipo and pals must find the tough kitties' leader, Yumyan Hammerpaw, if they want to avoid becoming cat food.
Cactus Town
Leading an army of new allies, Kipo argues with Wolf about the best way to avoid a hissy fit on Umlaut Snäke turf. Can she talk it out with a Mega Mute?
The Astronomers in Turtlenecks
Kipo and the gang act like a pack to cozy up to the nerdy Newton Wolves and use their telescope to find the burrow people. The hunt is on.
Ratland
The wolves break the news to Scarlemagne as Kipo tries to crack her father's code. Then Benson gives the burrow girl a 13th birthday surprise -- or two.
Mulholland
The friends stumble upon tardigrade dream-maker Tad Mulholland, who allows the gang to realize their bliss. But let's get real: It comes at a price.
Twin Beaks
Scarlemagne rallies his troops as Kipo searches for her next clue, which sends her into a trash canyon -- and into a hideaway for Fitness Raccoons.
Mute-Eat-Mute World
A big secret's out, and Wolf can't deal. Meanwhile, Kipo must resist the urge to pet Mega Bunny babies before escaping from sticky Mod Frog Jamack.
Beyond the Valley of the Dogs
It's a high-jumping, thirsty Mega Flea vs. the Mega Dogs as Kipo closes in on the burrow. But has she also brought home disaster?
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