Mani - Season 3
Season 3
The class forms a rap collective to win a competition hosted by Jitterbug.
Episodes
Operation: Dolla Dolla Bills
Mani and Randi sign the kids up for a Japanese rap competition.
Operation: Hank Fully Loaded
Mani introduces "Hank" to the class.
Operation: In-Dis-Guys
Mani teaches Hank about bro code, and Paige proves she can rap.
Operation: Rap Collective
Mani assembles the rap crew for a performance at Jitterbug.
Operation: The Life and Times of Mr. Mioshi
Mr. Mioshi tells his origin story in an animated episode.
Operation: The Real Jitterbug
Mr. Mioshi gives Mani and the kids a tour of the Jitterbug factory.
Operation: Riddle Me This
Dylan, Goth Girl, Hank and Paige compete to win the Jitterbug empire.
Operation: Escape Operation
Sky and Brittany have to save their friends from the Jitterbug factory.
Operation: Fam Bam
Mani has to reunite Mr. Mioshi with his long lost son.
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