Kong: The Animated Series

Jason and Tann journey to the mysterious Kong Island with their college professor, Dr. De La Porta.

Professor De La Porta kidnaps Dr. Jenkins and forces her to reveal the location of the powerful Primal Stones.

The theft of the Primal Stones upsets the island's environmental balance, triggering earthquakes, storms and volcanoes.

When Lua is captured and brainwashed into releasing the ancient demon Chiros, it's up to Jason and Kong to defend the island from the evil monster.

Jason, Tann, Lua and Kong travel to New York to find out who is stealing ancient tablets connected to the Primal Stones.

Jason and his friends try to keep the Cyber-Link from falling into the hands of a notorious underworld arms dealer.

An evil poacher kidnaps Lua to use as bait for his real target, Kong.

Ancient spirits possess Tann and Lua, who then take a Primal Stone and attempt to destroy Chiros.

Kong and his friends go to England to stop a Druid priest from unlocking the powers of a Primal Stone.

De La Porta holds Tann's parents hostage in Paris, forcing him to lead Lua into a trap.

Jason, Kong, Tann and Lua travel to Los Angeles to stop De La Porta from stealing a stone tablet that contains the secrets of the Primal Stones.

When Harpy knocks Kong out with spider venom, Lua merges with his mind to bring him back.

The gang travels to Egypt to foil De La Porta's scheme to resurrect an ancient god of evil.

De La Porta steals an ancient parchment from an isolated Himalayan monastery.

De La Porta captures Tann and her friend Caroline in an ancient Mayan temple.

A boy finds a damanged Cyber-Link on the deserted Manhattan docks.

Terrible storms strike Kong Island when De La Porta forces a shaman to use the Air Stone.

When De La Porta uses a mystical totem to control the Earth Stone, vicious swarms of locusts attack his headquarters.

Jason cautiously accepts De La Porta's invitation to his headquarters in New York.

Kong works with other captured animals to escape Howling Jack's compound for rare species.

De La Porta's henchmen use radar dishes to drive animals wild in the Australian outback.