League of Super Evil

Lose must fight to keep the title of "most annoying neighbors on the block" by thwarting a gung-ho suburban by-law officer, named Justice Gene, whose ticketing frenzy in the neighborhood threatens their title. Lose plots the "mission impossible" of getting their names in the guest book at the hottest Villain restaurant in town, Villaynes. Jules, the stoic host is never going to let that happen

It's the hottest day of summer and Lose's air conditioner has frizzled out. Voltar decides to borrow the Quantum Weather Generator invented by a kid genius at the local high-school science fair.

After being denied entry to the neighborhood slam-dunk competition for being too short, Voltar returns in a giant Shurikin Robot intent on winning the competition. Meanwhile, the army calls in the "Power-Rangers-esque" force Fighter V to stop a giant Shuriken Robot from terrorizing a suburban playground Voltar enters Doomageddon in the neighborhood pet contest. They assume the pan-dimensional Hell Hound is a shoe-in to win, but Doom meets his match in a particularly vicious bunny.

Frogg upgrades the Lair security system to protect Voltar's sweet new BMX bike. Now the Lair has a mind of his own. LOSE gets a new pool, but when it's taken over by neighbor kids, Voltar schemes to steal a shark to scare them away. They grab a military-trained dolphin by mistake - and now LOSE is the prey.

LOSE is whipped into shape when Nanny BOO BOO floats in on the west wind and moves in to the lair.

To impress the neighbor kids, Voltar boasts they have "one zillion" TV channels. Now they have a day to prove it. LOSE attempts to steal a dinosaur bone so they can clone a t-rex and take over the neighborhood. Justice Gene is now a guard at the museum and will stop at nothing to stop them.

LOSE lose a drag race with Doom Driver, a vigilante racer who takes the rides of his victims. Voltar is insulted when DD refuses to take the lame V-mobile so they then pimp it into a ride worth stealing. Frogg's birthday celebration turns into a disaster when Voltar and Red resurrect frogg's very first childhood experiment: chuckles the robotic birthday clown.

Now hoping to try his hand as a villain, Justice Gene comes to live with LOSE and makes their life miserable. To get out of picking up after Doomageddon, LOSE creates clones of themselves to do the dirty work. Unfortunately the clones are much better versions and instead of picking up poop, almost succeed in taking over the world.

To get out of picking up after Doomageddon, LOSE creates clones of themselves to do the dirty work.

Taunted by a electronic trivia game, Voltar plans to get even with the kids that laughed at him by posing as a substitute teacher and teaching them all of the wrong answers to the game. To teach red to be more evil, Frogg puts a "bad-o-meter" on his head. It rewards him for being bad, punishes him with electric shocks for being good. The device ends up causing problems for Voltar's big plan - to disrupt the concert of a heavy metal star that's insulted him.

Absent-minded Voltar unknowingly refuses to buy cookies from the sweet little Suzie Scout that comes to the door and no one ever says "NO" to the Suzie Scouts! Voltar becomes something of a folk hero to the neighbors who are tired of being extorted by the scouts once a year, but also draws the ire of the organization. They'll stop at nothing to make a sale. On a rare day off from Evil, Lose go to the movies. Voltar however proves that even on their day off, no one is as Evil as they are!

Red Menace discovers he's an accordion savant. Voltar uses this annoying skill to his advantage, but when Red is nearly catapulted to Polka stardom, he's forced to choose between his art and his family. Tired of their hencbots always breaking down, LOSE trade them in for fancy new Henchbot Elites. They quickly learn that newer isn't always better.

Voltar's plan to fool the town with fake footage of Frogg dressed as a Bandango (a mythical Bigfooot-like creature) is foiled when Frogg is kidnapped by an actual Bandango. Unfortunately for Frogg, she's looking for love in all the wrong places. /A minor traffic infraction results in the V-Mobile getting impounded. LOSE now is forced to get their Villain Team Drivers License to get it back.

LOSE run afoul of Kinder Kreep, an evil holiday elf when they attempt to impersonate the imp. / Voltar is determined to win a "mystery prize" at the Mall-o-Mart by guessing the correct number of gumballs in a giant gumball dispenser. To get the exact number, they sneak themselves into the store at night. Getting an exact count turns out to be much harder than they expected.

No matter how many orders of Chinese food LOSE has delivered to the lair, Voltar gets the same lame fortune every time: "banana." His effort to get decent fortune leads them to the factory itself where they discover all the fortunes are written by a hungry, prescient monkey. / Voltar is determined to get himself listed in the "Genius Book of World Wreckers" a villainous record book.

Doomageddon has a bad tooth. The Vet won't go near him, so it's up to LOSE to play dentist. / Voltar's lucky underwear has gone missing.

Red is secretly mentoring a "Cool Buddy" in an after-school program. When Voltar finds out, he decides to take the little guy under Lose's wing and teach him the ways of evil. The team gets more than they bargained for when the strange, mute boy turns out to be far more evil than any of them. / To own control of the street outside the lair, Lose challenges the neighbor kids to a street hockey game.

This year, LOSE will actually stay up to watch the all-night-monster-movie-marathon on TV, thanks to a anti-sleep ray developed by Frogg. It works marvels, and Voltar decides to use it every night - just think of how much evil they can do! Meanwhile, Red is haunted by one of the movies he saw where an entire city is put to sleep, especially when that exact thing happens in Metrotown. / Voltar is tired of his evil (albeit lame) schemes always succeeding. He's ready for a challenge.

After a lab accident, Voltar and Red mistakenly believe Frogg has been done in for good. After he emerges from his blast shelter beneath the lab, Frogg is assumed to be a ghost. Frogg takes advantage of the situation by "haunting" the team, but is soon pressed into service for a job only a ghost can do. / The team gets mail-order diplomas and now fancies themselves experts in all manor of arcane and unusual fields.