SuperMansion - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Virtual Reality Bites
The League is still in turmoil after Dr. Devizo destroyed the SuperMansion and released all of the villains into Storm City. While American Ranger helps Cooch get over the death of Brad, Titanium Rex and Jewbot must stop a mysterious internet cult from leaking sensitive League information.
School Me Once
To boost the League's dismal approval ratings, Rex seeks the help of TV host Portia Jones (Yvette Nicole Brown) at Champston University. As League members descend on the world of academia, each finds their college niche, but in the process unleash a campus villain.
The League Of Cheesedom
The League's newest member, Portia Jones (aka Zenith), unveils her plan for restoring public opinion of the League: a themed pizza restaurant and arcade. Rex and the team try to make the best of the embarrassing new venture, and Jewbot has an existential crisis.
I Didn't Even Have To Use My J.K.
J.K. Simmons visits the SuperMansion to shadow Titanium Rex in the hopes of portraying him in a League of Freedom movie. Meanwhile, the villains in Storm City regroup to form the all-new Injustice Club, but things get uncomfortable when they move in to a new lair and start to question their leadership.
Black To The Future
A Black Saturn from 30 years in the future comes to present time Storm City to stop an event that will trigger a global apocalypse: Zenith and American Ranger having sex. While the older Black Saturn helps The League stop Zenith's goddess mating ritual, present-day Black Saturn is sent to the hellish and dangerous landscape of the future.
Blazarmageddon
A giant alien lifeform, Asteros, comes to earth looking for his Herald, Blazar, but when he finds out that Black Saturn devolved Blazar into a baby monkey, he vows to destroy the earth. With the help of NASA, The League of Freedom must travel into space to save the world from Asteros's violent planet destroying machine.
The Gurman Files
Black Saturn has gone solo after leaving The League of Freedom and his first case to crack is a string of kidnappings: all women who used to model for famed 70's fashion photographer Mel Gurman. While Saturn tries to track down Mel Gurman, Titanium Rex's old secret identity comes back to haunt him.
We Need To Talk About Liplor
After years of searching, Rex's older brother, Titanium Dax, becomes the second Subtopian ever to find his way to the earth's surface. He and his rock monster slave, Liplor, are thrilled to find that Rex is alive and well, but their reunion is soured when Dax threatens to reveal a dangerous secret about Rex's origins.
Logs Day Journey Into Night
To protect The League of Freedom, Titanium Rex has gone into hiding, working as a lumberjack far from civilization. While Rex tries to cope with his new identity as a regular, powerless man, Robobot attempts to get a downtrodden League of Freedom back together to take on a massive threat that he's uncovered.
Titanium Lex
The Subtopian army has come to the earth's surface, and their enslavement of the human race has begun. The League of Freedom must join forces with the villains of The Injustice Club in order to stand a chance against the Subtopian invasion, but Rex, Lex, and Dr. Devizo cannot set aside their differences.
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