Ben 10: Omniverse
2012
Original language: English
- action & adventure
- animation
- sci-fi & fantasy
- kids
The story
A year after the events that took place during the "Final Battle" and equipped with an all-new completed Omnitrix, 16-year-old Ben Tennyson has to face new enemies.
What it’s like
Bright, saturated cartoon colour with clean linework and a flat, graphic look: sunlit suburban streets, glossy alien landscapes in electric greens and oranges, and bursts of energy effects whenever Ben transforms. Its sound is busy and upbeat, with brassy action cues, quick comic stings and a theme that sits happily on top of every scene. The mood is energetic and earnest rather than dark, with a sense of a teenager growing into responsibility, and the transformations and time-travel detours bring a steady stream of inventive alien designs. Pacing is brisk, with episodes built around short fights, quick banter and small emotional beats between Ben and his family and friends. Intensity is cartoon-level: frequent action and fight scenes with energy blasts and punches, some peril and monsters, but no gore and little real menace, so it lands as lively rather than frightening. It suits a weekend morning, a family watch, or a comfort rewatch for people who want playful, colourful sci-fi with a light heart and a few sharp edges.
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