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This is a pretty simple premise, it was basically made just to sell more Goo Jitsu action figures to children aka get them to drive mom and dad up the wall until they snap. Available now at every Target and Walmart on earth, not sure if these are from the creator of Stretch Armstrong but its the same idea as THAT and TMNT. Zoo animals exposed to OOZE "goo" MUTATE into Teenage Ninjas. (Goo jitsu) I watched it on Netflix with my 3 and 1/2 year old son, I guess there are only 7 episodes. Season 1? Is this show a hit? My kid seems to think so, he's watched the entire thing through 47 times. The episodes are really short and they build on eachother so there is a continuity. I only looked on here to see how many episodes there are, hoping there are more, for the sake of my own sanity, and to learn a bit more about the show and there were no reviews yet, so I thought, Hey! Why not fill the void since I watched it 12 times and am sort of an expert by now.

This is one of the least interesting kids shows I've seen in my time as a parent. Everything from the animation, the premise, and the storyline are not well done. It's like some poorly drawn amalgam of ninja turtles and Ninjago. Bad guys are a bumbling snakes, look similar to the Ninjago bad guys and the world looks city-like, similar to ninja turtles. It seems like it was created just to sell the toys, which are made of that slimy feeling material that collects lint/pet hair. I sat through one episode and quickly realized why there were only 12 total. Another annoying kid show. There are much better shows out there that at least have some laughs for the parents. Skip it.