Gormiti

The evil Darkans are attacking the peaceful land of Gorm. They want the Elestar, which they will use to annihilate every Gormian! But four young friends from different Realms unite to find the legendary One Tower, home of the mighty defenders of Gorm, the Gormiti. RIff, Ikor, Trek and Eron have become the new Heralds of Gorm!

While training to defend Gorm, Riff, Ikor, Trek and Eron are being attacked by a frightening new adversary, Xathor. They're not ready yet for the mighty force of his destructive spells. How can four kids and their young Guardian outsmart an immortal wizard?

In his workouts, Ikor always uses straight shots and despises Riff's improvised style. But when the Darkans attack the tower, he realizes his technique is useless against an energy shield. Ikor has to learn to think differently if he wants to stay alive.

Our heroes realize that they won't be able to go on a quest for the Elestar as long as they have to stay to defend the One Tower. And when Ao-Ki tells them that the Tower used to be much mightier, they know what they have to do: call on the four Lords of the Gormiti to raise it once again!

Before they can start their quest to find the Elestar shards, the Heralds need the compass that will guide them. But to earn it, they have to pass tests that challenge their strength, agility and accuracy. Riff, Ikor and Trek take the tests very seriously, but it's Eron, with his laid back attitude, who aces them all.

RIff, Ikor, Eron, Trek and Ao-Ki find the first missing shard of the Elestar! But it's a wind shard, and it flies everywhere at an unbelievable speed. How can they catch it and defend themselves against a Darkan attack at the same time? Maybe with the help of the fastest of the Gormiti, Zephyr!

AoKi recharges her energy in the forest, warning the Heralds not to call Gormiti because they could attract the Darkans' attention. The Heralds can't resist holding a Gormiti tournament! Voidus sends Gredd, who sees a chance to kidnap AoKi. But AoKi is disturbed by the noise of the tournament - will she catch the Heralds ignoring her instructions? Or will Gredd capture her?

Heralds have to learn to ride the Hyperbeasts if they want to get the Elestar shards scattered all over Gorm. But the creatures are rebellious and they refuse to obey them. The kids only will be able to make the beasts obey by creating a bond with them. Meanwhile, the Darkans take advantage of the situation and attack the tower.

In the Ice Realm, Riff, Ikor, Trek, Eron and Ao-Ki meet Fylkir, Ikor's cousin, sent here by the King to find the origin of a freezing storm. Our heroes realize it has to come from a Wind Shard... Just as it's being stolen by a Darkan! Combining his powers and that of the Shard, it looks like the Darkan can defeat any Gormiti.

Chasing a Trooper who stole the Compass, Trek gets trapped in an ice cave. There's no way out for the both of them, unless they learn to combine forces! But how can you trust a dark cloud of concentrated anger and spite? Meanwhile, Riff, Ikor, Eron and Ao-Ki are losing their fight against Xathor, without even realizing Trek is missing!

In the Ice Castle, our heroes are in for a surprise: Ikor is the Prince of the Ice Realm! But as soon as he's reunited with his father, the King and his knights are taken prisoners by a new menace. The Ice Troopers! Only a Gormiti can save them. But the King doesn't believe that Riff, Ikor, Trek, Eron and Ao-Ki are anything but kids pretending to be heroes. Can they save him against his will?

In the throne room of the Ice Castle, Ikor prepares to show his father he can trust others in a demanding challenge, before he is named a Defender of the Ice Realm. But mid-way through the ceremony, the Darkans launch a frontal attack. Trek summons Havok to fight off an attack on the impregnable fortress - but the Darkans have more tricks up their sleeve.

Voidus resorts to summoning the most wretched of all Darkans: Kratus, the energy vampire. As Kratus starts erasing all life from Gorm, a small animal gets caught in the crossfire between Darkans and Gormiti. How can the Heralds choose between saving the world and saving the cutest pet ever?

A Darkan terrorizes a whole village, turning people into statues if they don't mine a precious metal for him. Only Barur, a shady rock villager, is able to talk to the elusive Darkan. Why would a Darkan suddenly crave precious metal? And why would he hide from the rock villagers. Helped by a courageous young girl, Riff, Ikor, Trek, Eron and Ao-Ki will go underground to solve the mystery!

Our heroes discover that a castle carved into a giant mountain has been mysteriously abandoned. And yet, its doors are slamming, its furniture is moving, and strange, eerie laughter echoes in its empty corridors. Eron is sure of it: it's full of ghosts! And when one by one, Riff, Ikor and Trek disappear. Only Ao-Ki is left to face the haunting of Castle Baroque!

Riff accidentally reveals an inscription in the Rock Castle. While the others go to bring back the Rock Villagers, Ikor and Riff stay behind to stand guard. They manage to activate the hidden elemental energy of the castle. Riff can finally train, and he and Ikor discover the explosive results of Ice meeting Fire. When Voidus sends Gredd with a new weapon, it may be their only hope.

The Heralds have been collecting the Shards of the Elestar at a quick pace. They'll soon be able to restore peace on Gorm, unless Gorm itself starts attacking them. As the Hyperbeast are becoming more and more aggressive, will Riff, Ikor, Trek and Eron have to fight their best friends?

The Heralds can't seem to find the Elemental Wind Castle. But Eron doesn't care: he's having too much fun showing them how to surf in the air on a field of wind geysers! But when Xathor appears, our heroes have to quickly master their leafboards, or they'll end up Gloomified forever!

In the flying Wind Castle stands a test only the ultimate Herald can pass: a roaring column of air that needs to be cut in two. Everyone thinks that's impossible, but Riff is determined to prove that he's the best Herald ever! Can Fire really slice Wind?