Stories by @rorysainsbury

Ape Escape (4Kids TV Show; 2004 - 2009)

The evil white-haired monkey Specter uses a Peak Point Helmet to gain enhanced intelligence and forms an army of brainwashed monkeys to conquer the world and alter history. The young protagonist, Spike, must use a variety of special gadgets to travel through time and capture all the super-intelligent monkeys to foil Specter's plan.

Mighty Ray (2010)

Warner Brothers tackles Asian mythology in this animated feature. Mighty Ray, a son of gods, was snatched as a baby by High Roller and forced to live among mortals as a half-man, half-god. Now a teenager, Mighty Ray needs to perform a rite of passage on Earth to prove himself worthy of living with the gods on Mount Tai. With his plucky dragon sidekick, Dojo, along for the ride, Mighty Ray must learn how to use his strength and lightning eyes to defeat a series of evil creatures.

The Amazing World of Gumball (4Kids)

The Amazing World of Gumball follows Gumball Watterson, a blue cat, and his adoptive fish brother, Darwin, as they get into various hijinks in their surreal hometown of Elmore, California. The show centers on the Watterson family—Gumball, Darwin, their super-genius younger sister Anais, their stay-at-home dad Richard, and their working mom Nicole—who navigate everyday school and family life. What starts as a typical school sitcom evolves into a meta-narrative, with characters becoming aware of their existence as cartoon characters and facing existential threats, including their own creator and the reality-bending antagonist Rob.

WordGirl (PG 13 Series)

An alternate version of one of my favorite PBS Kids shows, WordGirl, but more mature and action-packed, while still paying respect to the content by having words defined and educational facts explored and studied throughout the episodes (while also using scientific facts from some comic books to keep it close to being a more mature tv show).