Rock Paper Scissors - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Franz Roll and the Lost Rainbow Hot Pants of Atraxes the Apple Bottomed
Rock quests for an ancient artifact in order to prove he is worthy of working with his modeling role model, Franz Roll; Paper and Scissors compete to be more supportive of Rock in the hopes that one of them will head his entourage.

Paper and Pencil Tell a Joke
Paper and Pencil tell a kind of funny joke at a party and chase the feeling of people finding them funny by telling it again and again.

Scissors' Orchestra
Scissors hires an orchestra to follow him around and score his life.

Shoot
Rock, Paper, and Scissors' old friend Shoot comes back to town, ready for more of his favorite activity: exhaustingly annoying competitions.

Rock's First Day of Work
Rock starts his job as Franz Roll's assistant and learns just how demanding his role model is.

Paper Attends an Elite Institution

The New Landlord

The Origami Robot
When Scissors swallows a pinecone, Pencil uses a technological marvel (the origami robot) to enter his stomach.

Scissors Sees an Inspirational Sports Movie
Scissors sees an inspirational movie about a scrappy kid who defies the odds to become a football star and tries to do the same thing.

The Altruistic-Off

The Album

The Bedtime Story

Paper Takes the Phones

Scissors is a Good Boy

Paper's Family Get-Together

Moonami 12

Spider Court

Car Wash Nationals

Scissors the Supervillain
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