PJ Masks
Animation, Kids, Family, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure • 2015 • 12m
Blame it on the Train, Owlette
When the new Fairground Flyer Train goes missing from the fair, Owlette will need to learn that a little patience goes a long way to get it back.
Catboy's Cloudy Crisis
If Catboy wants to save the summer, he'll have to get over his fear of water to stop Luna Girl and her rain clouds.
Owlette and the Flash Flip Trip
When Romeo erases all the stories from books, Owlette needs to rely on her own skills to save the day.
Catboy and the Pogo-Dozer
Romeo uses a giant pair of boxing gloves to break into the museum and steal a jetpack. But can Catboy pull through and defeat the flying villain?
Gekko and the Super Ninjalinos
If Gekko wants to stop Night Ninja stealing all the sports equipment, he needs to remember that teamwork can make you even stronger.
Owlette's Terrible Pterodactyl Trouble
When Romeo steals a pterodactyl model from the museum, Owlette is the perfect choice to stop the villain - but first she has to learn the power of forgiveness.
Catboy and the Shrinker
When Catboy gets shrunk by Romeo and Night Ninja, can he use his small size to his advantage to stop Romeo's shrinker invention?
Owlette and the Moon-Ball
When Luna Girl creates a giant moonball and hides all the toys she's stolen inside, it's up to Owlette to learn to not hog the ball and save the toys.
Catboy and the Butterfly Brigade
Luna Girl intends on stealing some butterflies since she thinks that moths have caused her past defeats.
Owlette the Winner
Owlette tries almost anything to prevent Luna Girl from winning a competition.
Speak UP, Gekko!
Before an upcoming poetry presentation that Gekko is not looking forward to, Romeo steals his voice. Gekko, glad that it is gone, does not want it back.
Catboy and Master Fang's Sword
Night Ninja steals Master Fang's sword.
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Reviews
The TV series revolves around three friends who work together overnight to protect their city from evil villains. While I do have a few questions about the series, I won't delve into them here. What does catch my attention, however, is the frequent focus on the main characters stretching their legs in many scenes. I understand the importance of natural movement and that they shouldn't appear robotic while saving the city, which is okay, but it could be toned down. I also understand that young viewers may not notice this as much. But I won't deduct any stars for this aspect, as the TV series is designed for children who likely won't even notice it. Perhaps I'm just being overly critical.
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