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 2 episodes
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It's now summertime which gives the gang a chance to have fun in the pool. But Puppycorn is afraid of the deep end, so Unikitty and the rest try to help him and show him how cool the deep end is, but Master Frown is destined to make things worse to increase Puppycorn's fright.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Jordan Morris
After an accident, Puppycorn knocks his tooth out. After waiting for the Tooth Fairy, she doesn't show up, which leaves Unikitty to pose as the Tooth Fairy exclusively for Puppycorn. She soon takes up the opportunity to help the Tooth Fairy with her job along with her friends, which soon leads to disaster when they go too far.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
The gang is planning a surprise for Puppycorn, so they spell things out when talking so he won't find out. Desperate to know what they're saying, Puppycorn finds a magic spell book that he thinks will help him learn to spell.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Chad Quandt, Aaron Waltke
Richard finds the opportunity to take the others on a road trip, but soon the road trip turns haywire with bathroom breaks, stops to fix the tires and the van itself, interdimensional space/time travel, crumbs, road rage worriness, and an "evil truck" (in a reference to Duel).
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Emily Brundige
After Puppycorn sees Unikitty do the most embarrassing thing ever, she forces him to forget by hooking him up to Dr. Fox's memory machine. While throwing away the bad memories and keeping the good ones, the gang look back at the past memories together (clips from past episodes in a clipshow style format).
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by AJ Watts
Unikitty and Frown decide to have the first ever Election Day in the Unikingdom to see who would rule the kingdom as Princess. This eventually leads to a heated competition when Master Frown pretends to be nice and gives free things away in order to win the hearts of the citizens, while Unikitty tries to win her way, much to the disappointment of the citizens.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Adeline Colangelo
Unikitty and the gang (including Brock) decide to challenge themselves to stay up all night in order to meet the Sandman. After a night of activities, they start to notice that everything is not what it seems.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Aaron Preacher
The gang arrives at Doki Diamond Funland, their favorite amusement park to ride the life-changing ride called The Sugar Crash. When Master Frown arrives to get everyone out of the line, Unikitty and the gang try and stop him.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Ben Gruber, Emily Brundige
Master Frown, Brock, and the gang finally get to ride the ride now that the line is empty. However when the ride turns into a never-ending nightmare when it keeps going on and on, the gang try to escape the ride before they're stuck on it forever.
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Directed by Ed Skudder, Lynn WangWritten by Ben Gruber
When Puppycorn's toy dump truck goes "missing", Unikitty and Hawkodile turn into buddy cops and track it down, car hood sliding, stunt driving and delivering cool one liners along the way to crack the case while Richard is forced to be The Chief (even though he doesn't want to be).
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Directed by Adriel GarciaWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Kyle McVey
When they think nature is gross and dangerous, Unikitty takes Dr. Fox, Rick, and Puppycorn through the woods to prove that it's not all that gross, while Hawkodile stays back and defends the van from creepy raccoons.
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Directed by Neil GrafWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Kyle McVey
After destroying a group of chipmunks' tree, Hawkodile takes them under his care to train them into unstoppable fighting machines as Hawk's sensei trained him to be, but Unikitty believes this is wrong seeing as how the chipmunks are just kids.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Greg White
On Valentine's Day, Hawkodile is planning to get Dr. Fox to be his valentine, but there's never a perfect moment to confess his love, so Unikitty and her friends are destined to help him find the perfect moment to confess to her.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Kyle McVey
When everyone starts experiencing dangerously low boredom levels, Dr. Fox introduces her new invention: the P.L.O.T. Device, which can make anything exciting happen, but it starts getting out of control when it's used too much.
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Directed by Neil GrafWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Jordan Morris
When Toast is kidnapped at the party, Unikitty becomes a detective to track him down. On the way her and the gang run into secret passageways and clues.
When Frowntown goes sadder than usual, Unikitty and the others decide to deliver a rainbow to them to cheer them up, but Master Frown is destined to stop them in the style of Mad Max.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Brady Klosterman
On Taco Tuesday, Unikitty and her friends are making the best tacos ever, but mysterious beeping fills the castle, giving the gang stress. Unikitty explains they're Bad Vibe Detectors that detect sadness and try to figure out who's sad, when they discover no one's sad, Unikitty takes them into therapy to test if they're upset.
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Directed by Neil GrafWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Katie Mattila
After ordering food and it never comes, Dr. Fox introduces her latest invention: The Time Machine, which will let the gang make time go faster to get their order, but Father Time isn't happy about the use of time travel.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Jordan Morris
When the gang get tired of doing everything together, a laser tag game opens up in front of them out of nowhere. They soon find out Score Creeper (from Spoooooky Game) is in charge of this place, and pit them in a laser tag game against another team. During the game, Unikitty insists they work together to win, but the others would rather be a Lone Wolf.
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Directed by Adriel GarciaWritten by Ben Gruber, Nick Wiger
When the gang get deserted on an island after an accident with a hot air balloon trip, they find comfort and enjoyment while Richard freaks out about chores at home.
At the Zoo, Master Frown pranks the gang, which prompts them to devise plans to prank him back. Unikitty wants to prank too, but doesn't seem to understand the concept of a prank when she believes they are too mean, pranking Master Frown nicely instead of in mean ways, which worries the rest of the gang.
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Directed by Adriel GarciaWritten by Aaron Waltke, Chad Quandt, Mikey Heller
When the gang notice Puppycorn is very accident-prone, Richard puts him in his old safety suit. It protects someone from any dangerous thing, but soon Puppycorn thinks that he can survive anything and starts doing very dangerous stunts.
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Directed by Adriel GarciaWritten by Rob Janas, Kevin Fleming
A mountain in the Unikingdom becomes a volcano when it gets in a very bad mood, so the gang try to cheer it up by borrowing one of Feebee's most precious flowers, but Feebee herself isn't happy about it, and tries to direct the gang in a dangerous path to the volcano.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Ed Skudder, Lynn Wang
Unikitty and Puppycorn try to help Richard overcome his fear of flying in airplane while Hawkodile takes his flight test, but Richard can't seem to stop being afraid, no matter what.
At Unikingdom's Cheerleading Competition, Brock vows to make his dream of being a flyer on the cheer team a reality, but Really Old Edith and her team shakes it up and competes with them, making the competition heated.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Ed Skudder, Lynn Wang
When the citizens become bored and un-inspired, Unikitty takes it upon herself to re-inspire and excite them with a game of kickball. When the Doom Lords return to play against the gang, and the castle is at stake, the team must step up their game, but Unikitty wants them to be "ragtag" and tries to help her team lose.
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Directed by Brock GallagherWritten by Jordan Morris
Richard notices the gang spending their money irresponsibly and the Golden Goose can no longer lay any more golden eggs, so he makes them get jobs. Unikitty decides to open her own business called Grandma Richard's, where they sell cookies.
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Directed by Adriel GarciaWritten by Brady Klosterman
An asteroid is heading to hit the world and it's up to Dr. Fox and the gang to plant a bomb to blow it up. However, when it's revealed that the asteroid is alive and can talk, everyone hangs out with him, until the asteroid realizes Dr. Fox's original intentions. The gang then chase after him to remove the bomb before he explodes, but he's too sad to listen.
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Directed by Adriel GarciaWritten by Rob Janas, Kevin Fleming
Hawkodile is tired of having to take care of the gang so much on their vacations, but they eventually persuade him as long as they follow his vacation training. They're put through selfie training, eating metal to gain guts of steel and to hold it in for the bathroom in order to be prepared for the next vacation.
The moon is tired of taking the night shift, since everyone's always asleep, so Unikitty leads the gang in putting on an over-the-top late night show to keep the moon occupied.
After Unikitty finds out that tourism is down, she recruits the gang to make a tourism video to inspire people to visit the kingdom. But after calamities come one after another, Unikitty begins to think the video is going to be a disaster.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Ed Skudder, Lynn Wang
Unikitty hosts a live music video countdown show for the kingdom, presenting the ecstatic audience with the top 4 music videos in the Unikingdom, featuring our favorite characters.
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Directed by Careen IngleWritten by Ed Skudder, Lynn Wang
When Puppycorn can't fall asleep, Dr. Fox uses an invention to bring classic bedtime stories to life. But the gang’s presence leads to some surprising twists in these popular tales.
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