Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur - Season 1
Season 1
Based on Marvel's hit comic books, the series follows the adventures of 13-year-old super-genius Lunella Lafayette and her 10-ton T-Rex, Devil Dinosaur, whom she accidentally brings through time into present-day New York City. Equipped with Devil's fierce loyalty and brawn, the loving support of her family and best friend Casey, Lunella sets out to make a difference and protect her Lower East Side neighborhood from danger.
Episodes
Moon Girl Landing
When brilliant, altruistic Lunella Lafayette accidentally brings a dinosaur to the Lower East Side, she finally has the brawn to match her brains and protect her community.
The Borough Bully
When Lunella finds a nasty comment on her Moon Girl social media page, her fixation on the troll threatens to take over her life.
Run The Rink
When Lunella runs the rink for a night, she agrees to Casey's get-rich-quick scheme, which threatens Moon Girl's reputation and her family's beloved business.
Check Yourself
When Lunella loses a game of chess against a supercomputer, her obsession with winning drives the frustrated computer to program every device in the school to attack her.
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
When Lunella creates a chemical to change her hair, she accidentally turns her mane into a vengeful villain that vows to ruin her.
The Beyonder
The Beyonder gloms onto Lunella to learn about humanity, just as she's struggling to win a big science competition.
Goodnight Moon Girl
Lunella tries to overcome her awkwardness about fitting in at a slumber party by creating a mind-reading device but accidentally switches brains with Devil Dinosaur.
Teacher's Pet
When Devil Dinosaur gets jealous of sharing Lunella with her class hamster and accidentally sets the animal free, he must search New York City to bring the furry friend home.
Skip This Ad…olescense
Lunella creates a device that allows her to fast forward through mundane chores and tasks, but she struggles to handle the unexpected side effects.
Moon Girl's Day Off
When Lunella seemingly gets hurt and is stuck in bed, Casey must step in as Moon Girl for the day.
Like Mother, Like Moon Girl
Moon Girl becomes the face of a new initiative to revitalize the Lower East Side, but the effort starts to drastically change her neighborhood for the worse.
Today, I Am a Woman
Hoping to help Casey have an epic bat mitzvah, Lunella makes an appearance as Moon Girl, which ultimately brings out the worst in Casey and causes a rift in their friendship.
Devil on Her Shoulder
Feeling insecure about his size, Devil convinces Lunella to create a potion to make him temporarily small.
Coney Island, Baby!
Lunella must confront her childhood fear, the Coney Island Funhouse, to save Mimi from The Beyonder.
OMG! Issue #1
Lunella uncovers the history of the Original Moon Girl as she struggles to thwart a powerful villain's plan to use her portal for evil.
OMG! Issue #2
Moon Girl faces her greatest challenge yet and puts everything on the line.
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