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Superhero Captain Atomic suffers a setback as he is shaking hands with Joey, a 12-year-old fan, when his disgruntled sidekick transforms him into a powerless puppet. The suddenly not-so-super superhero quickly realizes that the only way he can regain his former powers is to team…
When Joey catches a cold, Mookie tries to take over as the city's top hero.
AP is stolen after he's mistaken for a cat at the Kitty Expo.
AP's chatting lands Joey in hot water with his tough-as-nails teacher.
Joey seeks help from a surprising source when AP is trapped in a pickle jar.
There's a ravenous conspiracy in Mega City, and Joey's the only one who can stop it.
AP and Joey cross paths with the nefarious Mudman.
AP tries to hide from the Justice Alliance so they won't find out he's a puppet.
Joey and AP visit the old Captain Atomic lair and bump into a rival.
AP asks his former sensei for help fighting a tricky opponent.
Joey and AP race to turn a mutant Bubbles back into a normal cat before Dad finds out.
Joey goes to extremes to score tickets to a sold-out movie.
Pauline falls under the spell of a mystical sword.
A nosy neighbor threatens to expose Joey's secret identity.
AP's supersensitive new personality couldn't have come at a worse time for Joey.
Joey searches for a rare and mysterious Captain Atomic action figure.
AP can't believe it when a hair salon steals his spotlight on the news.
A trip to the farm inspires memories of one of AP's toughest enemies.
Joey comes across an old list of things he'd like to accomplish as a superhero.
After a big argument with Joey, AP moves into Abigail's dollhouse.
A sinister comic book artist brings his demented drawings to life.
A glue snafu forces Joey and AP to stick together, no matter what.
After being transformed into an evil genius, Bubbles the cat seeks revenge on AP.
Absorbo-Lad's powers make life draining for the Justice Alliance.
AP and the Justice Alliance play Queen Tentacleez in a high-stakes soccer game.
While exploring nature with his dad, Joey learns how to survive without AP.
A talkative tick makes itself right at home in Joey's neck.
On a fishing trip with his dad, Joey reels in a real whopper: Megalo-Don.
A trip to the monster truck show takes a monstrous turn.
Joey and AP enter a charity wrestling match against the formidable Manatee Man.
A hapless superhero seeks a few tips from AP and Joey.
Ms. Erlenmeyer returns with a fiendish new scheme to brainwash Joey.
When buildings start to sink, Joey and AP must do battle with the Mole Men.
Mookie has a hard time controlling his newly acquired powers.
An old friend's unexpected visit could spell trouble for Atomic Puppet.
Joey's new artificially intelligent sneakers may be too smart for their own good.
Joey and AP aren't invited to a superhero/villain party.
Eager to be Mega City's only hero, the new police chief exploits AP's weakness.
Joey's decision to join forces with Mookie raises red flags.
Princess War Tickle and AP switch bodies, leading to a host of complications.
Lacer leads the appliances in a citywide revolt.
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Joey and AP visit the Hero Hall of Fame, unaware they're walking into a trap.
The heroes' villainous doppelgängers emerge from a parallel dimension.
The Snow Maniac proves to be a coldhearted nemesis.
While attending the Justice Alliance Holiday Bash, AP has an out-of-puppet experience.
When Queen Mindbender turns AP into a whiny kid, Joey has to be the babysitter.
After a nerve-wracking close call, Joey elects to take some time off.
Mintenberg's Armor
The return of Captain Atomic's clone puts Joey and AP in a tough spot.
On the one-year anniversary of Atomic Puppet's arrival, Mookie loses it and tries to ruin the celebration of the new statue of AP.
Mookie teams up with all the criminals in prison to bring down Atomic Puppet once and for all.
Joseph "Joey" Felt/Nuclear Boy (voice)
Captain Atomic/Atomic Puppet/AP (voice)
Pauline Bell (voice)
Vivian Felt (voice)
Abigail Felt (voice)
Rex Bordeaux (voice)
Sergeant Subatomic/Mookie (voice)
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In Animal Town where humans and animals live together, Iroha who loves animals is very close to her dog Komugi! One day, a mysterious creature called a GaruGaru goes berserk in her city. In order to protect Iroha, Komugi transforms into a human and even a Pretty Cure…!? We have to protect such berserk animals! Let's join forces and return the animals to the Niko Garden!
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Professor Tite-Gripp (voice)
Zorp, Mudman (voice)
Rudolph Mintenberg (voice)
Robo Ron (voice)