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Review
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Ben 10 TV Show
What’s better than being able to turn into a superhero? Being able to turn into ten superheroes, of course! That’s exactly what Ben Tennyson will be busy finding out in Cartoon Network’s action-packed new series, Ben 10.
It all starts when Ben discovers a strange device, the Omnitrix, that locks itself on his wrist. With “the watch,” Ben has the ability to morph into bizarre aliens like Heatblast, Upgrade, Grey Matter, Stinkfly, Ghostfreak, Razorjaws, Wildmutt and Diamondhead, each with its own set of special abilities, while still maintaining his 10-year-old personality. With these powers, he can play the part of a superhero, righting wrongs, saving the world and getting into some old-fashioned kid-style trouble. Ben and the Omnitrix catch the attention of an intergalactic bad guy named Vilgax who will stop at nothing to get the kind of power that Ben has managed to acquire.
When he’s not tangling with Vilgax’s cronies or other earthbound villains, Ben is traveling the country in his Grandpa Max’s van. Grandpa Max is a good-humored, open-minded and unsuspecting mentor who wants to put a little more excitement into his grandson’s life by taking him on a cross-country summer vacation. Ben and Grandpa are joined on their road trip by Ben’s cousin Gwen, who is smart, level-headed and not exactly thrilled to be along for the ride. Still, as the voice of reason, she’s invaluable in times of chaos, which is pretty much all the time.
Ben’s main challenges are finding the best way to harness his power and making good decisions about when to summon his inner superheroes. It’s a good thing that his worldly and wise grandfather and shrewd cousin Gwen are there to keep him in check – and bail him out of trouble when he needs it.
Tune-in to see how Ben gets on being the ten baddest superheroes in the business when Ben 10 kicks off on the 4th March, only on Cartoon Network.
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