Superhero Academy

Blaze arrives at the Superhero Academy and discovers that all the new students know what their superpowers are, except for him! If he admits to not having a superpower, he will have to leave the school. In a panic, he lies about having the ability to fly. He then quickly becomes friends with Raymond who has x-ray vision, but Tele is suspicious and thinks he is hiding something…

To graduate first grade, all the students must pass through Tundra’s obstacle course, a brutal start to the academic year. Raymond, who has a fear of heights, tries to find a cure with the help of Blaze. Meanwhile, Uno uses one of Alphas inventions and accidentally turns himself into a fly. He has to get someones attention to save him, but no one knows that it’s him!

After a comment from Alpha, Tele gets the idea that she wants to become a supervillain. Alpha has to stop her before she does something really bad. She turns to former supervillain, Janitor Joe, for help. During recess, Thunderbolt shows off his new lightning-shaped weapon that can store up his lightning powers. When he leaves it unattended, Uno and Raymond can’t resist taking it for a spin….

After peeing in his thermos at night, Uno bumps into Tundra, switching his pee thermos with her coffee thermos. He has to get it back before she opens it and takes a sip! During weapons class, Thunderbolt gets exposed to Alphas love potion by mistake, and falls head over heels in love with the first thing he sees, a curtain.

It is almost time for class photos, and everyone is excited about being able to wear their own handsewn superhero costumes. But suddenly, Blaze's superhero suit is missing! Could Janitor Joe be the culprit? Meanwhile, Tele is looking pale and sick. She doesn’t want to look ill in the class photo and asks Alpha to invent a cure so that she will recover in time for the photo session.

Alpha often has trouble understanding when people are telling white lies. To help her become more social, Alpha builds a lie detector to understand what people actually mean. Tele has forgotten to do her homework assignment in “Alter Ego”-class, so she steals Raymond’s presentation and passes it off as her own. Suspecting that it isn’t Teles own work, Tundra tries to make her confess the lie.