Superhero Academy

Blaze could burst with excitement: he's been accepted into the legendary Superhero Academy, the elite school where a chosen group of kids are trained to become the heroes of tomorrow. There's only one catch - unlike his new classmates, Blaze appears to have no superpowers whatsoever.

At Superhero Academy, PE is anything but ordinary. Teacher Tundra unveils a brutal obstacle course, designed to test her students' strength, agility and courage. The class is excited, but for Raymond, it's a nightmare: his fear of heights kicks in as he faces towering climbs and dizzying jumps, and it looks like he's destined to fail the challenge.

In Tundra's class, a discussion about hero behaviour takes an unexpected turn. She explains that real heroes stay humble and that only supervillains boast about their powers and achievements. Tele, who loves attention and showing off what she can do, feels personally attacked. If bragging makes her a villain, she decides, maybe being a villain is exactly what she wants.

In the middle of the night at Superhero Academy, Uno wakes up needing the bathroom but can't face the long, dark hallway. In a moment of desperation, he uses his own water bottle instead, promising himself he'll deal with it in the morning. But when the day starts in a rush, Uno accidentally swaps his bottle with Tundra's identical one.

At Superhero Academy, the annual class photo is a big deal: each student appears in their official superhero suit, ready to be immortalised as a hero in training. Blaze is excited to personalise his outfit and sits down to sew his logo onto his chest - only to discover that his entire suit has disappeared from his locker. With the photoshoot countdown already ticking, panic sets in.

Alpha is tired of feeling out of sync with the rest of the class. On the playground, jokes, teasers and half‑truths leave her confused and embarrassed, so she decides to solve the problem the only way she knows how: with science. She builds a lie detector that can reveal whether someone is telling the truth or not. At first, the device seems like a breakthrough.