Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Flume-Igation

On the Poolfront
On the hottest day of the year, Mort Weinerman is finally able to build Randy and Howard's dream pool, thanks to his new promotion he received forbuilding a Ninja that destroys robots for McFist.

Welcome Back Catfish
Randy and Howard put investigative reporter Debbie Kang on the trail of the Ninja's secret identity.

All the Juice That's Fish to Swim

Julian's Birthday Surprise
Howard finds some other friends to hang with, causing a jealous Randy to plot a way to drive a wedge between Howard and his new bros.

True Bromance

Unstank My Hart
Randy and Howard are psyched to rock out with pop star Levandar Hart, but they are unaware that Levandar is secretly plotting his revenge for being kicked out of their band.

Whoopee 2: The Wrath of Whoopee 2

M-m-m-my Bologna
When Bucky creates a Ninja theme song that Ninja can't stand, Ninja's attempts to shut it down only makes it more popular.

Everybody Ninj-along

Fudge Factory
Insulted that Howard doesn't think he's a good liar, Randy goes to extreme lengths to prove his friend wrong and puts both of them in grave danger.

Best Buds

Otto Know Better
Randy goes undercover to infiltrate Bash's inner circle so he can discover the secret behind McFist's next Ninja-destroying plan.

Brolateral Damage

The Curse of Mudfart
Randy can't resist tormenting Howard on Halloween by telling the scary story of the terrifying Mudfart and inadvertently brings the maniacal Mudfart back to life.

Let the Wonk One In

Shoot First, Ask Questions Laser
Wonk laser tag players Randy and Howard decide to use Ninja-ing to even the playing field.

Ninjeception

Happy Hanukkah, Howard Weinerman
Randy purposely leaves the Nomicon at school so Ninja-ing won't ruin his trip with Howard to Snow-klahoma.

Snow Klahoma!

Randy Cunningham's Day Off
Randy's fake sick day creates more trouble than he bargained for after Howard attempts to get his best friend back to school to avoid eating lunch by himself.

Bro-ing Down the House

Living in Shooblivion
Ninja learns the dangers of selling out when he endorses every business in Norrisville, including McFist Industries.

McNinja - Brought to You by McFist

Mastermind of Disastermind
When Randy and Howard's fake "Chuck-a-Cabra" video gives them instant celebrity, it draws the attention of monster hunter Brawn Brickwall who tries to horn in on their glory by noogie-ing the beast.

The Brawn Also Rises

Debbie Meddle
Journalist Debbie Kang scores the scoop of the century when she discovers Randy Cunningham is the Ninja!.

Aplopalypse Now

Rorg: A Hero of a Past
Howard's dad Mort thinks Ninja is out to get him, leading to an epic Mort vs. Ninja battle!.

Mort-al Combat

Wonkin' for the Weekend
Randy and Howard are forced to go to Saturday school, and Howard discovers that he is a genius on the weekends. Randy uses Howard's new smarts to figure out a way to get them out of going to Saturday school.

Ninjafan

When Howie Met Randy
6-year-old Randy tries to convince new kid Howard that Norrisville has a Ninja.

Bro Money Bro Problems

The Three Mascot-teers
Ninja and McFist crash land on the most dangerous place in Norrisville, and they are forced to work side by side if they want any hope of escaping the ruthless bots of Scrap City!.

Escape from Scrap City

Space Cow-bros
When Randy and Howard get Principal Slimovitz fired, a computer-based program takes his place and traps the students in a simulated world of forced learning.

The Fresh Principal of Norrisville High

The Prophecy of Hat Sword
When Principal Slimovitz threatens to split Randy and Howard up unless they improve their grades, the boys try to convince him that an apocalyptic prophecy will come true if he does.

Fake Fight for Your Right to Party

McCluckerbusters
A legendary defender of school justice rises from the history books when Slimovitz removes cake fries from the Norrisville High menu.

Let Them Eat Cake Fries

Club Ninja Dice
Randy ninjas out to get McFist tossed from the chilliest island resort on Lake LaRusso, and McFist returns to make things incredibly un-chill for Randy.

To Smell and Back

Big Trouble in Little Norrisville
Randy and Howard come across a mysterious ancient idol, a Sorcerer's Ball, while on a field trip to Little Norrisville.

Winner Takes Ball

Ball's Well That Friends Well (1)
Randy discovers that his family is moving because Norrisville has become too dangerous, so he decides that he must defeat Cyborg Julian and make his town a safe place to live.

Ball's Well That Friends Well (2)
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