
Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja — Season 2

Unable to confess their fear of Norrisville’s latest waterslide, Randy and Howard resort to sabotage. Their actions, however, have an unforeseen consequence: they inadvertently unleash one of Viceroy’s earliest inventions.

The air shimmered with the oppressive heat of the season's peak, but for Mort Weinerman, it heralded a moment of triumph. His recent promotion – a reward for crafting a robot designed to dismantle machines for the enigmatic McFist – had fin…

Catfish Booray reappeared in Norrisville, this time as a substitute teacher, operating under the Sorcerer's direction.

Randy and Howard tasked investigative reporter Debbie Kang with uncovering the mystery surrounding the Ninja's true identity.

Randy arrived at Julian’s enchanted birthday celebration, bearing the Sorcerer's ball, and in a moment of carelessness, he inadvertently set its potent magic free.

With a shift in his social circle, Howard began spending time with a different group of companions. This change stirred a resentment in Randy, who then devised a plan to sow discord between Howard and his newfound friends.

Randy and Howard were thrilled at the prospect of performing alongside pop sensation Levandar Hart, blissfully ignorant of the simmering resentment within him – a quiet storm of revenge he was carefully orchestrating for having been ousted …

From the depths of Whoopee World, Randy and Howard retrieve their beloved animatronic rock star, only to find that the performer harbors a secret identity.

For a science project, Randy and Howard are tasked with caring for a bologna infant. Then, inexplicably, the foodstuff awakens.

Bucky crafted a ninja-themed song so dreadful, so utterly devoid of merit, that the Ninjas recoiled in disgust. Their efforts to silence the melody, however, proved spectacularly backfire, each attempt only amplifying its strange and unsett…

Deeply wounded by Howard’s assessment of his deceptive abilities, Randy embarks on a desperate campaign to disprove his friend, actions that ultimately plunge them both into perilous circumstances.

The looming "Best Bud" food-tasting competition filled Randy with a gnawing anxiety. Desperate to secure victory, he turned to the Nomicon, seeking an illicit advantage that promised heightened perception and extraordinary senses.

Upon discovering Viceroy’s cherished companion, Otto, Randy develops an affection for the animal, and a stubborn refusal to relinquish him. This possessiveness ultimately endangers the tranquility of Norrisville.

Randy took on the dangerous assignment: to go deep undercover within Bash’s organization. His mission was to uncover the truth behind McFist's impending scheme to dismantle the ninja clans.

Halloween night found Randy with an irresistible urge to unsettle Howard, and he did so by recounting the chilling tale of Mudfart, a story steeped in dread. Unbeknownst to Randy, his morbid narration inadvertently stirred something long do…

From the Nomicon, Randy summoned the terrifying orange Halloweenja suit, only to find himself immediately overwhelmed by its power.

Randy and Howard, seasoned veterans of laser tag, resolved to employ a new strategy: ninja training. They believed that enhanced agility would finally even the odds.

Lost in a labyrinth of slumber, a dream nested within another, and another still, Randy struggles to break free from the endless cycle.

Howard’s understanding of Hanukkah deepened unexpectedly through an act of kindness. He discovered the holiday’s true significance while helping Greg save his Game Hole.

Randy and Howard journeyed to Snow-klahoma. Yet, Randy deliberately left the Nomicon behind at school, hoping to keep his ninja responsibilities from interfering with their trip.

Randy's fabricated illness proves to be a more complicated matter than he anticipated when Howard tries to coax his best friend back to school, hoping to prevent him from having lunch alone.

Despite a clear understanding of the wrongfulness of his actions, Randy breaks into McFist's deserted home to recover a lost boomerang, thereby placing both himself and Howard in perilous jeopardy.

Lost in a flurry of ink and imagined landscapes, Ninja found himself increasingly obscured by the very drawings he created. The lines blurred, the colors swam, and a strange dimness began to creep into his vision. Realizing his artistic pas…

The lessons Ninja learned that day were bitter. He’d embraced the allure of easy profit, agreeing to endorse every enterprise in Norrisville – a decision that culminated, shamefully, with McFist Industries. It was a stark awakening to the p…

Randy’s boasts of ninja prowess always seemed to provoke a reaction from Howard. He would then embark on a course of action designed to demonstrate his own superior intellect, a capacity to outmaneuver the supposed ninja with a carefully cr…

Randy and Howard’s fabricated “Chuck-a-Cabra” video catapulted them to overnight fame, an attention that soon attracted the notice of Brawn Brickwall, a monster hunter eager to capitalize on their newfound notoriety by attempting to intimid…

Debbie made a startling discovery: Randy was the ninja. And with a bold announcement, she revealed the truth to everyone.

Randy discovered the existence of a guardian charged with protecting one of the Sorcerer’s orbs and sought him out. He learned that this guardian was Plop-Plop, the original Ninja’s closest companion.

While unwell, Viceroy pilfers concepts from Rorg: a cartoon marathon featuring the heroic past of robots, designed to distract the ninja so Viceroy can return home and recuperate.

A creeping paranoia took hold of Mort Weinerman, the unsettling feeling that the Ninja posed a direct threat to him and his loved ones. Driven by a desperate need for protection, he resolved to act preemptively, choosing to strike first.

With Saturday classes commencing, the school aims to recover lost instructional time stemming from the recent disturbances. Meanwhile, Howard undergoes a noticeable intellectual transformation, his intelligence steadily increasing until he …

Randy severed his friendship with Howard, and began spending his time with Rachel, a woman devoted to the world of ninjas.

Eight years prior, Howard and Randy orchestrated a clandestine departure from their daycare to witness the Ninja's performance.

Following each skirmish, Howard disposes of the Ninja’s discarded weaponry. Regrettably, Viceroy acquires these remnants, utilizing them to construct a Ninjabot specifically designed for the Ninja's destruction.

A surprising turn of events landed Randy and Howard the role of mascots for the Norrisville High soccer team. However, they soon discovered a peculiar condition: only Howard possessed the necessary qualities to truly embody the spirit of th…

McFist and the Ninja found themselves lost within the sprawling junkyard that was Scrap City, a repository for all of McFist's discarded creations. They were trapped amidst the wreckage of his failed inventions.

For his birthday, Randy treated Howard to a flight aboard a space shuttle.

Principal Slimovitz found himself dismissed, a consequence of Randy's actions. His replacement arrived in the form of a sophisticated, computerized administrator, and with its arrival, a subtle but pervasive influence began to settle over t…

The fate of their high school years rested on Randy and Howard's ability to master a daunting poem. Failure to do so meant certain separation, a prospect they both desperately wished to avoid.

Desperate for acceptance, Randy and Howard concocted a plan: they would feign the destruction of one of McFist’s contraptions, hoping the charade would buy them entry to the party and a measure of popularity.

Upon discovering a feather in their meal, Randy and Howard insisted on complimentary food and a meeting with Mr. McFlubbuster. Their request, however, inadvertently ignited a conflict between the competing fast-food establishments.

A prohibition on cake fries from the school ignited a student protest, with Randy at its forefront. He felt the Ninja’s involvement was inappropriate, yet witnessed the folk hero Le Beret storming the school in support of the demonstration.

During Spring Break, Randy’s actions propel McFist from the resort island, an event that subsequently inspires the character to conduct himself as a pirate while exploring the locale.

Howard executes a disruptive maneuver near the Ninja, drawing their attention and ultimately causing them to become vulnerable in combat, resulting in their capture.

During a school excursion to the quaint town of Little Norrisville, Howard acquired an idol said to grant limitless desires. Soon, he found himself consumed by the very power it offered.

A strange energy permeates the water supply, transforming nearly everyone into zombies—all except for Randy and Howard. These undead beings are manipulated by the malevolent Julian, who uses them to locate the scattered power balls.

The news of his family's impending relocation settled on Randy like a heavy weight. A sense of finality pressed down, and a resolve hardened within him. He decided then and there that he would confront Julian, the embodiment of malice, and …

Having stumbled into the shadowed realm, Randy and Howard now face a perilous journey home, their destination the familiar streets of Norrisville, where they must confront the malevolent Julian and thwart his wicked plans.


