As ruler of the kingdom, Unikitty has busy days full of royal responsibilities. Unikitty is most interested in making sure everyone is happy and ridding the kingdom of negativity, but don't misunderstand her optimism, she is one kitty not to be crossed. While she may be full of boundless energy and creativity, Unikitty is a force to be reckoned with if anyone gets in the way of spreading her positive vibes, especially if anyone makes her little brother and best friend, Puppycorn, sad. Also living in the castle are Dr. Fox, the resident scientist, and Unikitty's trusty bodyguard, Hawkodile. Through it all, Unikitty and her friends make sure that every day is the happiest and most creative ever.
As ruler of the kingdom, Unikitty has busy days full of royal responsibilities. Unikitty is most interested in making sure everyone is happy and ridding the kingdom of negativity, but don't misunderstand her optimism, she is one kitty not to be crossed. While she may be full of boundless energy and creativity, Unikitty is a force to be reckoned with if anyone gets in the way of spreading her positive vibes, especially if anyone makes her little brother and best friend, Puppycorn, sad. Also living in the castle are Dr. Fox, the resident scientist, and Unikitty's trusty bodyguard, Hawkodile. Through it all, Unikitty and her friends make sure that every day is the happiest and most creative ever.
Season 1 episodes
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After getting a haunted board game from a shopkeeper, Unikitty and the gang get sucked into the game and must try to avoid all obstacles to reach the end and escape.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
When Unikitty notices that Richard is the only unhappy person in the kingdom and hasn't produced any sparkle matter, she gets Dr. Fox to create a happy serum, but the results are disastrous when Richard's sparkle matter starts growing huge and out of control.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Ed Skudder, Lynn Wang
Master Frown sets out to ruin the gang’s Snow Day, but gets stuck in Puppycorn’s snowman and his struggles to get out make the gang believe it is alive.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Hawkodile is the toughest action hero in the land, until his old rival shows up to take vengeance on him. Defeated and in need of help, Hawkodile must train Unikitty and the others into super muscle?y tough bros. And there’s only one place unstoppable warriors are made, the Action Forest.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Aaron Waltke, Mike Olsen, Chad Quandt
When Master Frown causes Unikitty to have an angry outburst that gets a little too destructive, she wishes her Rage Kitty side wasn’t part of her anymore. Thanks to a new Dr. Fox invention, she gets her wish.
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Directed by Casey AlexanderWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Unikitty discovers Puppycorn’s only other friend is a boring old rock. Encouraged to “make more friends,” Puppycorn takes her advice and decides to literally make a new friend out of the best parts of his friends.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Preacher
After a workplace injury, Richard is unable to do his servant work. Unikitty and the others take on the task of one simple chore, clean the kitchen. This incredibly boring task taxes our heroes as they find every way possible to not do it.
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Directed by Casey AlexanderWritten by Kelsy Abbott
When Hawkodile develops a secret crush on Dr. Fox, he finds himself actually crushing down in size! Unikitty and the gang become his love gurus to help him confess his feelings before he shrinks away into nothing.
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Directed by Casey AlexanderWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Unikitty makes Puppycorn ruler (as he's a prince, since his sister's a princess), but when he overflows his royal power, Unikitty and the others must come to the rescue
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
The gang buys a pet—to no attention to Richard's rule of responsibility—but then he escapes, and Unikitty has to pretend to be him until and if they find him.
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Directed by Careen Ingle, Casey AlexanderWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
When Dr. Fox's robot helpers go on strike, Unikitty and Puppycorn volunteer to be her research assistants. But as the mission grows dangerous, Dr. Fox is forced to choose between a scientific breakthrough, or saving her friends.
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Directed by Casey AlexanderWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Unikitty acquires a super-powered video game controller from Dr. Fox. To her surprise, it actually controls other people, and the castle goes into lockdown like a real-world video game!
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Unikitty comes to the conclusion that everyone would be a lot happier if they would just think the way she does, and with Dr. Fox's help, maybe they can.
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Directed by Casey AlexanderWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Aaron Preacher
At the Unikingdom Film Festival, everyone's excited to see what films have been made, particularly Richard, who considers himself the ultimate film expert and can't wait to blow everyone else's films out of the water with his own.
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Directed by Casey AlexanderWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
You're watching the Unikingdom News Show Super Good Morning Time Program Action Information Show, a variety news program put on (badly) by Unikitty and the gang.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Brock invites Unikitty and Puppycorn to a dinner party with him and Master Frown, but soon, when Master Frown starts focusing on his job to make people miserable instead of enjoying the party, it soon causes their friendship to fall apart, so Unikitty and Puppycorn try to bring them together.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Unikitty and Puppycorn just want to veg out on Lazy Sunday, but it is also Chore Day, and Richard keeps trying to force chores on them. They try to escape him by being lazy pirates, and set sail using the couch as a pirate ship to rescue Dr. Fox and Hawkodile from chores, but when they enter Unikitty's room, which is a big mess, Richard uses this as an advantage to get them to do chores by joining the pirate idea and shoot cleaning supplies at them.
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Directed by William ReissWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Mikey Heller
After Hawkodile gets caught by two members of the Action Police for battling a giant monster without an action license, Unikitty and her friends try to help Hawkodile get rid of his action urges. If Hawkodile does not keep his urges under control, he will lose his shades. There is only one way to earn his action license: take the action test at "The Department of Mayhem and Violence". With Unikitty's help, he may be able to get it even when the Action Police plan to make sure he doesn't pass.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Matt Loman
When Unikitty and the gang discover a gross bug in the castle, they desperately want it gone for good - but Unikitty refuses to allow them to squish it, no matter how icky or dangerous looking it is.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Mikey Heller
Unikitty finds an old, beat-up recliner on the curb on Trash Day, but sees its inner beauty and believes it can make dreams come true, so she decides to bring it home and introduce it to the gang. In a series of absurd and fun vignettes, we discover how the dirty, inanimate chair comes into each of their lives and changes them for the better, however Richard does not see what makes the chair so great and tries to get rid of it.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
After buying a skateboard, Puppycorn is determined to impress his skater friends with a stunt, but he fails. Soon Dr. Fox creates a plan to create cloaks to aid Puppycorn in his second try at a stunt, but when he succeeds at impressing his friends, he gets himself into trouble when he is entered into the Skater Stunt Games, the most dangerous skate obstacle course.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Greg White
Hawkodile tells Unikitty about a Bodyguard Boat he is building and decides they should use it to test his survival skills and show that he is prepared for anything. When they get lost out at sea, Unikitty's ideas seem to work while Hawkodile realizes maybe he is not prepared for anything.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Mikey Heller
When Unikitty finds out Richard has the most tastiest ice cream planned, she gets excited. However when Richard says they will not get the dessert until after the dinner he is cooking, Unikitty sets up a heist with Dr. Fox, Hawkodile, and Puppycorn to secretly retrieve the dessert without Richard knowing.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Matt Loman
Dr. Fox is proud to unveil her new ultimate combat machine and take it into an underground scientist fighting ring. But Hawkodile is jealous of the fighting bot and declares he can beat anything it can, so he dons a robot costume to enter the ring, planning to defeat Dr. Fox's robot to prove he's the better fighter.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Greg White
Unikitty and the gang gear up for a fun day at the beach, but Master Frown uses his position as lifeguard-in-training to spoil their plans. They embark on a beach quest to find the legendary Perfect Spot, far away from Frown's tyrannical rule. Though Master Frown and Brock are not far behind.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn Wang, William ReissWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Emily Brundige
In an attempt to help Dino-Dude with his stomach problem, the gang plan to shrink down to tiny size and go into Dino-Dude's stomach, they do shrink down but when Puppycorn shows up, he believes the gang are action figures. At first they enjoy being Puppycorn's toys, but when they find out that Puppycorn plays rough, they try to escape.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
After Richard puts on an amateur magic show, Dr. Fox becomes obsessed figuring out how his science-defying tricks are done, but she goes a bit too far and upsets him after spoiling his magic tricks. After a giant bunny monster creates in the lab, Richard will have to use his tricks to stop it.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Kyle McVey
An upcoming dance party is coming to the Unikingdom and everyone is excited to show off their moves, except Richard, who believes he has no groove. Unikitty decides to help, but nothing works, soon Dr. Fox decides to help him by showing off her newest invention: Grooveatron, a robot that will let Richard do some dance moves, but soon the robot gets a mind of its own and the gang have to defeat it in a dance-off.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Matt Loman
The landlord has threatened Master Frown and Brock with eviction unless they fix their apartment. Brock invites Unikitty and the gang to help. Instead of doing what the guys want to their place, she proceeds to do what she wants.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Matty Smith
During the gang's Halloween party, Unikitty discovers Richard isn’t so easily scared, so the gang engage in scary stories to try and scare him; Hawkodile’s story is about him chasing down a guy with chainsaw hands and a hockey mask, Puppycorn’s story is about a ghost in the TV, Dr. Fox’s story is about a monster made from Halloween candy and Unikitty’s is about a stain on the carpet, which seems to affect Richard.
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Directed by Casey AlexanderWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
After their spaceship explodes, Unikitty and the gang float helplessly through space. As they try to formulate a plan that will get them home safe, they flash back to how each of them is responsible for their ship being destroyed.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Kyle McVey
It's Christmas Eve and Brock is excited for Santa to come and visit as he settles down for a bedtime story from Master Frown, Unikitty and gang burst in. They are there to stop Master Frown from ruining any more Christmases. Frown pleads innocent but Unikitty and the gang tell the stories of the past Christmases he has already ruined. Will Frown prove his innocence or will he rocket to the top of the Naughty List?
The gang are at the local laundromat cleaning their clothes, when Unikitty finds Batman's uniform mixed in with her clothes. Intoxicated by the coolness of it, Unikitty takes on the persona of Batman and begins to fight crime. When she accidentally causes Master Frown to step up his crime game, she will need the help of her friends, dressed as Robin, to stop him.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Matty SmithGuest stars Will Arnett
Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Ed Skudder, Lynn Wang, Jordan Morris, Patrick Rieger, Kevin Fleming, Rob Janas, Matty Smith, Brady Klosterman, Zack Keller, Steve Clemmons, Ben Gruber, Alan Denton, Greg Hahn, James Hamilton, Kelsy Abbott, Steve Borst, Aaron Preacher, Becky Tinker, Becky Wangberg, Bryan Condon, Tobi Wilson, Mike Olsen, Merrill Hagan, Sarah Eisenberg, AJ Watts, Kyle McVey, Mikey Heller, Greg White, Emily Brundige, Nick Wiger, Matt Loman, Jordan Morris, Aaron Preacher, Matty Smith, Steve Borst, Kevin Fleming, Rob Janas, Adeline Colangelo, Laura Sreebny, Katie Mattila, Cait Raft