Zero - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Episode 1
After a meet-cute with Anna, Omar is accused of setting a motorbike on fire — and unwittingly reveals his invisibility secret to a local thug.

Episode 2
After the neighborhood generator gets sabotaged, Sharif tries to recruit Omar to help, who's preoccupied with Anna. But then Omar comes up with an idea.

Episode 3
Sharif comes up with a plan to use Omar's power to help raise the funds needed to fix the neighborhood generator, but Anna's appearance throws Omar off.

Episode 4
Omar suddenly remembers what Dietmar told him before he died, possibly identifying who could be behind all the attacks on the neighborhood.

Episode 5
Omar and Anna regret their breakup so they agree to meet at a comic book convention. Seeking revenge, Rico plots to set up someone close to Sharif.

Episode 6
Anna has good news to share with Omar but gets angry over his revelation. Omar manages to get the goods on Rico but Momo suffers the consequences.

Episode 7
Omar discovers that using his invisibility power causes disturbances for Awa. Distraught over her realization, Anna breaks ties with her father.

Episode 8
An unlikely source offers Omar the chance to find out what really happened to his mother — and learn the truth behind his origin story.
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