The second season of the Lovely World animated series Lovely World: the Beginning (known as simply Lovely World and titled as Lovely World: The Background), began broadcasting in the United States on Children's Avast Television and in Bloxanada on Avast, respectively on November 19, 2011, and ended on November 3, 2012. Produced by Starlight Productions, it is loosely based by the first and second books with the same name. Like the rest of the series, it follows the adventures of Edward, the main character, who is sent to an in-digital world and must survive while creating his own "world". Later on, Edward makes friends with Michael, Leo, and Kamila, and together they set out on a global adventure to meet new people and discover more about the process of building their world. The season was developed by the "Original Series" production crew, with the scripts written by Jake Nicholson, Aidan Cooper, Matthew Anderson, Blake Thomson, Adam Perry, Charlie Fisher, Graham Reynolds and Billy Mcconnell.
There are four "storylines" in this season: the first centers on Edward, John, and Michael as they attempt to acclimate Kamila, a new-spawned girl to the new world; the second centers on the group residing in the village and planing their aspirations and dreams for the near-future; the third centers on the newly formed group as they set out for their village and formally begin their adventure on their own, hoping to create their own world this time; and the fourth and final centers on them battling a villain named Zachary (named as "Z" in the show), who wants to fully take over Edward's Lovely World and in the hopes of controlling the entire in-digital planet by "killing" everyone. A film, based on this season and a retelling of episodes 30 to 50, titled The Second Lovely World Movie! was aired on television on November 10, 2012.
Production
Background
Avast Television began retitling the first three seasons starting in January 2014, when the fourth season was aired for the first time in November of 2013; the second season at that time was dubbed Lovely World: The Second Season, which was exclusively released on DVDS. The season was renamed Lovely World - The Beginning in 2016 because the business wanted to combine the previous five seasons into a new series called the Original Series, which would be announced when the Beta Series was confirmed. A typographical error in December 2015 resulted in the title being changed to Lovely World: The Background, and a pair of editors designed a "official" logo for the second season's name, without realizing the mistake. In time for the premiere of the sixth season, it was officially renamed Lovely World - The Beginning.
Development and writing
This season is divided into four "storylines": the first follows Edward, John, and Michael as they try to acclimate Kamila, a newly spawned girl, to the new world; the second follows the villagers as they plan their hopes and dreams for the near future; the third follows the newly formed group as they set out for their village and formally begin their adventure on their own, hoping to create their own world this time; and the fourth and final follows them as they battle a villain named Zachary, who wants to fully take over Edward's Lovely World and hopes to control the entire in-digital planet by "killing" everyone. Writing for the season began in April 2011 and was finished by March of the following year during the broadcast of the second season, with John working as a co-writer for the first 30 episodes, while the remaining episodes were written and drafted by Billy Burke, Theo Clarke, Skyler Mooney, Raul Sanders, and Albert Duncan. While the first season was being developed, the writing team discussed ideas for the second season, deciding to make it more about the group and introduce viewers to female characters while giving Edward and Michael "a love story." At the time, this was unusual for children's animation because there was only one male character instead of one female, so "The Flowers," the twenty-episode for the second season, was the first to feature the idea.
The female character Kamila was developed in the early stages of the show's original conception. Previously, in 2010, she served as the focus and one of the titular names for the fourth one-minute short produced as a "pilot," which was first shown in November of that same year. The episodes were written by the same writing team that also worked on the second film in the series around the same time. Because the film's production took longer than that of the previous film, the writing team was split into two writing groups, one of which worked on the episodes and the other on the film. After the film was finished in September of that year, production resumed for the second season.
Episodes
- Main article: List of Lovely World episodes
| No. in overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date[1] | US viewers |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 42 | 1 | "The Group Returns" | Thiago Holman | Jake Nicholson | November 19, 2011 | 896,520 |
| Michael and Edward are at a loss for what to do after reuniting because their hamlet has been entirely destroyed. However, John devised a scheme in which they may assist the locals and attempt to repair the houses using their expertise. Eventually, Edward and Michael begin building houses, and while some villagers are pleased, a few refuse to assist with their construction, but they recognize that it is their home. After a period, only a few houses are built, but Edward and Michael are pleased that they are assisting the villagers. | ||||||
| 43 | 2 | "The Girl" | Kayden Duncan | Aidan Cooper & Jake Nicholson | November 26, 2011 | 998,529 |
| Edward, John, and Michael are presented to a new girl who has newly emerged into the world and has no idea what she is supposed to do. Edward, perplexed by her but eager to assist her, began devising strategies to win the girl's approval for him and the hamlet. After a while, Edward met the girl, and the girl soon began to understand more about the world after traveling to various other places, including his former house, which he had reconstructed. To Edward's surprise, the girl began to cry and disclosed that she had been transferred from the actual world. | ||||||
| 44 | 3 | "The Wonder in Kamila" | Thiago Holman & Alexander Collins | Matthew Anderson | December 3, 2011 | 962,827 |
| The day following the last episode, the girl identified herself as Kamila, her real name. Edward and Michael begin to comprehend her emotions, and Edward shares his story. After understanding they had the same problem, Edward and Kamila resolved to assist one other out, and the two soon began hanging out together. Kamila eventually reveals that she has a goal: to become a fisherman and collect new animals. Edward was inspired by her ideas and began to prepare his own objectives and dreams. | ||||||
| 45 | 4 | "Leo's Happiest Day" | Logan White | Blake Thomson | December 10, 2011 | 1,037,109 |
| Leo is feeling low today, and Edward, Kamila, and Michael try to cheer him up again. So they started making an obby for him and themselves. After finishing the obby, Edward and Kamila presented them to Leo, and Kamila and Leo quickly make friends, and they eventually have a fantastic time playing with the obby, despite several problems, such as Michael losing several rounds and Leo being hurt. Edward and Michael then arrange a small celebration for the villagers, where Leo showcases his dancing abilities. Edward is pleased that Leo is having a great day. | ||||||
| 46 | 5 | "The Christmas Special — Finding Resources — Part One" | Christopher Burke | Jake Nicholson | December 17, 2011 | 1,103,720/1,063,749 |
| Michael, Edward, Leo, and Kamila decided to go obtain some resources because Christmas exists in the in-digtal world and wishes to assist the villagers by giving them gifts. After wandering across the fields and foraging for food with their dogs, Kamila notices something starnge and decides to investigate. It is shown to be a group of living skeletons, and they start shooting at them. Edward and Michael began battling them, and they were eventually defeated. They eventually arrive at their destination: the North Pole, where the people have gathered to await Santa's departure and the distribution of presents. | ||||||
| 47 | 6 | "The Christmas Special — Celebrating the Holiday — Part Two" | Ollie Stewart | Blake Thomson | December 24, 2011 | 1,105,795 |
| After introducing themself to Santa, Santa is pleased with their behavior and goodwill, particularly Edward, who becomes teary-eyed upon meeting Santa. So, for the first time in history, Santa has chosen to bring four additional people with him. The problems begin when one of the reindeer suddenly become fatigued during the takeoff, forcing the takeoff to be delayed. Confused, it is revealed that the reindeer have a virus, which shocks them. Edward and Michael set out to find the curse. Eventually, the reindeer felt like Santa setting off from the North Pole thanks to Leo and Kamlia's assistance and Michael and Edward's timely escape from the curse. Edward is satisfied during their journey and hopes to improve the following year. After the gang returns home with all of Santa's gifts, Kamila looks up at the sky and smiles, wishing that the next year will be nice and good. | ||||||
| 48 | 7 | "The Slow Motion" | Sophie Hawkins | Charlie Fisher | January 7, 2012 | 1,081,046 |
| The two find out that the villagers are filming a movie that will be released the next year as they stroll home. Edward and Michael attempted, but were unsuccessful, to get into the movie because they were interested in either acting in it or filming it. However, it quickly becomes clear that the film's owner has activated "slow motion," thus although all of the villagers are moving slowly, Edward and Michael are moving at a normal pace. They manage to halt the stop-motion by pressing one of the buttons, but the owner quickly restarts it out of rage. Edward and Michael are confused and moving slowly, whilst the locals are moving normally. After being thrown out, they snooze for a while before returning to their regular pace after being disoriented for a little while. | ||||||
| 49 | 8 | "The Trees" | Logan White | Charlie Fisher & Blake Thomson | January 14, 2012 | 1,140,343 |
| Kamila gains knowledge about how to fell trees. When Kamila said she wanted to learn how to cut down trees, the villagers decided to assist her, and Edward and Michael would be the ones to teach her soon. After some time, Kamila eventually picks up the skill of cutting, but her love spirals out of control and she ends up damaging houses by felling trees that are too close to them. After some time, Kamila becomes more composed and apologizes for her behavior. | ||||||
| 50 | 9 | "The Cake" | Ollie Stewart | Aidan Cooper | January 21, 2012 | 1,031,526 |
| Edward is interested in learning how to make one because it's Michael's "birthday" in the world. Following a few cooking classes, Edward manages to produce a modest cake, and he soon demonstrates his abilities to his pals, who are eager to learn cake decorating as well. But after one of the dogs eats some of it and starts throwing up, Edward freaks out and takes the dog to the clinic, where it is diagnosed with the flu and is expected to recover. Edward is nevertheless relieved that the dog is doing well and is learning how to care for dogs on a greater scale than before. Michael is thrilled and everything goes as planned for his birthday. | ||||||
| 51 | 10 | "Edward, Leo and Micheal's Chase" | Ronan Fulton | Adam Perry | January 28, 2012 | 1,013,020 |
| While the dogs of Edward, Leo, and Michael are enjoying themselves, one of them finds a cat and starts chasing it. When they discovered the dog was heading to the field, it suddenly fell beside them into a massive cavern. Before long, they find themselves in a tight spot, and the dog, seemingly unharmed, is sprinting after the cat. They quickly lose their way and must utilize a light source to guide them through the caverns. When they finally reach a hidden location, they face up against a dog abuser who has abducted more than a hundred dogs and intends to kill them. This infuriates Edward, who then throws the abuser into the lava after a fierce fistfight between him and Edward. After being brought back to the real world, each dog reunites with its owner. | ||||||
| 52 | 11 | "The One Year's Anniversary — The Lovely World Special" | Kristina Holmes | Blake Thomson | February 4, 2012[2] | 1,148,720 |
| This special episode covered the creation of the well-known television program Lovely World and provided an explanation of the writing, animation, directing, and storyboarding processes utilized in the production. Storyboards for the following episodes were shown prior to their premiere: "We Starts a New Adventure," "The Lost Villages," "The Portal," and "The Other World." | ||||||
| 53 | 12 | "The Cat" | Alexander Collins | Graham Reynolds | February 11, 2012 | 979,057 |
| The previous episode's cat wants to hang out with the group, but Edward doesn't know how to take care of it. Instead, he approaches the cat as if it were a dog, hoping that the cat will understand. Though the cat doesn't understand him at first, Edward gradually begins to take care of it after a little conversation with Leo, who has actual experience with cats. As the cat started to feel happy for Edward, they grew close. | ||||||
| 54 | 13 | "Underwater" | Jacob Lloyd & Ronan Fulton | Charlie Fisher & Graham Reynolds | February 18, 2012 | 1,102,513 |
| Edward and the others made the decision to go underwater for the first time, and after building a new ship, they started to descend into the ocean. When a sea monster emerges and starts attacking the ship, things grow worse. Eventually, they come across a destroyed village that has been proven to have been wrecked a long time ago. The team is put to the test and must fight it underwater. After the sea monster is eventually dispatched, they make their way back to land and swear never to go underwater again. | ||||||
| 55 | 14 | "The Second Minigame" | Brady Sawyer | Blake Thomson | February 25, 2012 | 1,077,197 |
| The town is hosting a minigame for the second time, and everyone is excited about it. Edward and Michael are even going so far as to prepare and instruct Leo and Kamila. When the minigame finally begins, the first task is to consume 50 hot dishes. As Edward was completing the first lead, his month started to burn so hot that fire poured out of him, making him panic and starting a fire. In spite of this, Kamila, Michael, and Leo—along with eleven other villagers—are the main winners. When the second round started, Kamila gently gave hugs to the pigs, lambs, cows, and other animals to test which ones they could focus on the most. Leo started screaming at them since he was having a terrible difficulty getting their attention, which made them angry and gave him assaults. The winners are Michael and Kamila, as well as five locals. In the third round, competitors compete to see who can finish first after three labs across the track. Michael jumps out to an early lead, but Kamila surges to the top fairly fast, promising to win the minigames. Together with three other villagers, Kamila wins the round. The objective of the fourth and last minigame round is to see who can build the best house. Players are free to construct anything they want, as long as they don't already own a house. The villagers saw this as an opportunity to build a theme park; however, Kamila chose to build an underground water park in addition to a fully functional city infrastructure. After a while, the build is completed, Kamila wins the minigames this time, and the gang returns home after concluding the episode with a positive experience overall. | ||||||
| 56 | 15 | "The Group of the Villagers" | Max Lane | Charlie Fisher | March 3, 2012 | 1,149,861 |
| After learning that John, Michael, Edward, Kamila, and Leo were going to be quarantined on an island for one week, the group of well-known locals from earlier made the decision to look after their pets. Nevertheless, things don't work out as planned, and by the time the group returns home, the villagers aren't interested in spending time with their animals. | ||||||
| 57 | 16 | "Project R" | Jacob Lloyd | Graham Reynolds & Adam Perry | March 10, 2012 | 1,074,416 |
| "Project R" is the covert project that a group of villagers is working on. Edward and the group, who were very intrigued in the project, made the decision to see it for themselves. While there, they were requested to participate as testers. But the device malfunctioned, and the group's abilities diverged. While this is happening, the villagers try to find a cure, which succeeds and allows the group to return to normal, but the harm has already been done. | ||||||
| 58 | 17 | "Edward's Dream" | Christopher Burke | Graham Reynolds & Blake Thomson | March 17, 2012 | 923,605 |
| While asleep, Edward had a tearful dream in which he was back with his former family; nonetheless, he was drawn back in, and they were calling out for him to return. Edward made the decision to act on his dream and return to his family that morning. In the end, it is revealed that he had to "die" in order to return, despite his best attempts, but he refused to do so after learning he had friends here. | ||||||
| 59 | 18 | "Leo's Dream" | Helena Hansen | Graham Reynolds & Charlie Fisher | March 24, 2012 | 1,122,448 |
| Leo's goal, in contrast to Edward's, started when he was hanging out with his pals. He dreamed of traveling the world, being successful, and gaining the trust of millions of people. It soon becomes clear that each of their buddies has extraordinarily strong aspirations in mind, dreams that they all wish to pursue. Along with the cheerful buddies, Leo is overjoyed by that. | ||||||
| 60 | 19 | "Micheal's Dream" | Jacob Lloyd | Billy Mcconnell | March 31, 2012 | 1,106,784 |
| In his dream, Michael wants to become famous, express his emotions, and show who he really is—all while obtaining the most valuable object in the digital world. He also aspires to work as a writer, artist, racer, fisherman, and many more professions. Nonetheless, he sees meeting and getting to know new people as his primary mission in life, along with assisting the locals and bringing in additional cultures. | ||||||
| 61 | 20 | "The Flowers" | Ollie Stewart & Thiago Holman | Graham Reynolds | April 7, 2012 | 1,141,812 |
| Since the group is aware that Edward and Michael are in love, while both of them not knowing, they choose to go on their first date with the intention of not only being friends but "best buddies." Both of them are a little nervous on their first date, but they quickly converse about life and their joys with one another. They soon start talking about embarking on a new adventure even though their last one was a very long time ago. Edward smiles as the date proceeds smoothly. | ||||||
| 62 | 21 | "The Great Dog Escape" | Thiago Holman | Blake Thomson | April 14, 2012 | 1,007,511 |
| One of Edward's dogs wants to explore the outside world instead of being cooped up indoors all the time at a park hangout. The dog then begins to flee, and Edward and the others follow after it. The other dogs, though, quickly flee. The entire gang travels to other locations, including the deep forest and other settlements, even though the dogs are literally hanging from the village. The dogs are grounded for a few days once it is discovered that they are in the village. | ||||||
| 63 | 22 | "The April Fool's Special" | Jacob Lloyd | Adam Perry | April 21, 2012 | 1,090,296 |
| Since it's April Fools' Day, the group, except for Micheal (who is not a big fan of pranks) decided to play practical jokes on one another. But as the other villagers started playing practical jokes on them and each other, their jokes altered. This infuriated Michael, so he took matters into his own hands and started tricking everyone by forcing them to sleep all day. Before everyone awakens, Michael spends the day lounging while the community falls asleep. | ||||||
| 64 | 23 | "The Food" | Thiago Holman | Aidan Cooper | April 28, 2012 | 1,108,539 |
| Edward made the choice to let his dogs do the tasks on their own when the party chose to go hunting. Several sheep are killed by the dogs, and the gang brings the food for cooking. But when it was time to start hunting, one of the animals became ill but persisted. Eventually, in the midst of a midnight fight with some zombies, the animal gave way. The veterinarian tends to the animal, and by morning the dog is back to normal. | ||||||
| 65 | 24 | "The Hunt" | Harrison Reid | Matthew Anderson & Aidan Cooper | May 5, 2012 | 993,407 |
| After gaining knowledge from their experiences in earlier episodes, Kamila and Leo wish to go hunting on their own. Following some instruction, the two go hunting for the first time. A gang of hostile flying birds challenges them on their forest journey and attacks them. When they seek sanctuary in a large cave, a pack of enraged wolves ambush them and drive them towards the cliffs. They are compelled to take cover inside the cliffside caverns. They eventually made their way back to the settlement after barely making it through two days. | ||||||
| 66 | 25 | "The Color Around Us" | Christopher Burke | Charlie Fisher | May 12, 2012 | 1,102,679 |
| Michael and Edward had been ill for a few days when they made the decision to take some medication. But aside from Michael, Edward started experiencing strange symptoms like color shifts. It is discovered that Edward had in fact consumed a tiny amount of medication. Thankfully, the team is able to save him before the effects of the medications worsen. | ||||||
| 67 | 26 | "The Moment" | Thiago Holman | Blake Thomson | May 19, 2012 | 998,607 |
| Edward and Michael made the decision to hang out more, and soon after recognizing they were in love, they made the decision to live "in the moment" and start dating one other. | ||||||
| 68 | 27 | "Micheal and Edward's New Friend" | Jacob Lloyd | Aidan Cooper | May 26, 2012 | 1,098,530 |
| A new boy named Mikey, who is similar to Michael, is presented to Edward and Michael. The youngster wants Michael to look after their flock of cows. After a while, Michael and Mikey become close friends and want to hang around. Edward makes friends as well, but things don't work out the way he had hoped. | ||||||
| 69 | 28 | "The Human" | Alexander Collins | Charlie Fisher | June 2, 2012 | 1,065,364 |
| When it is discovered that a real person has been drawn in and is imprisoned somewhere in the middle of the globe, everyone on the planet is shocked. Michael made the decision to go see the person, who turns out to be mentally disturbed and shockingly tries to assault them. After calming the patient down, they take them to a mental health facility where they are made to spend a significant amount of time inside the real world. | ||||||
| 70 | 29 | "The Show Must Go On" | Ronan Fulton & Logan White | Adam Perry | June 9, 2012 | 1,058,011 |
| In the midst of a local presentation, a sizable show is presented to be in development, and it is revealed that Kamila will be featured in it. As she gets ready, Kamila is initially nervous about playing in front of thousands of people because she thinks she would make a mistake. But, with the group's encouragement, Kamila does brilliantly. | ||||||
| 71 | 30 | "We Starts a New Adventure" | Christopher Burke | Adam Perry | June 16, 2012 | 1,145,960 |
| The gang, now known as the Great Four, set out on their new journey across the world and probably achieved their objectives after months of planning and preparation. John is upset about this, but Edward reassures him that everything will work out and that he will never forget. The entire hamlet bids the gang a final farewell as they head out into the world, making Edward cry a little while the others smile. And with that, the group's new adventure officially started. | ||||||
| 72 | 31 | "The Lost Villages" | Logan White | Charlie Fisher | June 23, 2012 | 1,068,165 |
| When the group stumbles onto a long-forgotten village that was destroyed, they learn that, among other things, zombies took over. This information comes from a lost note that was discovered ruined. Before long, every single creature materializes out of nowhere and starts to assault them. They are eventually vanquished by the party, and the adventure continues. | ||||||
| 73 | 32 | "The Portal" | Brady Sawyer | Jake Nicholson & Charlie Fisher | June 30, 2012 | 1,091,581 |
| When the group notices something strange, it turns out to be a destroyed portal, and they set out to investigate the portal's past. Edward cries with delight when they realize, to their surprise after collecting all the blocks, that the portal actually works and that they may be able to return to the real world. However, their happiness is short-lived because they are simply transported to a different realm within the in-digital world. | ||||||
| 74 | 33 | "The Other World" | Harrison Reid & Alexander Collins | Billy Mcconnell | July 7, 2012 | 1,089,155 |
| The gang must make a home out of the blocks they have in order to survive in this strange new environment as they have no food or water. They eventually construct a house, but it is swiftly destroyed by a massive flying beast that attacks them, and the portal is also destroyed. The group's current task is to attempt to decipher the code so they can return to the outside world and use the portal. | ||||||
| 75 | 34 | "Summer Time's Disaster" | Max Lane | Charlie Fisher | July 14, 2012 | 1,149,483 |
| Now that they are all back in the real world, the group hangs out on the beach to unwind. They must, however, escape the quicksand-filled beach before it submerges them completely. | ||||||
| 76 | 35 | "The Zombies — Part One" | Jacob Lloyd | Charlie Fisher | July 21, 2012 | 1,048,008 |
| It is discovered that a significant zombie outbreak is imminent because of the full moon while they are on their expedition. The group is initially able to battle half of the zombies, but soon the entire planet is overrun by zombies and the world is in danger. This is because all of the zombies appear when the moon is full and start attacking the group. | ||||||
| 77 | 36 | "The Zombies — Part Two" | Ollie Stewart | Graham Reynolds & Blake Thomson | July 28, 2012 | 1,054,647 |
| The crew needs to find a way to halt the zombie outbreak because the creatures are putting the entire world in risk. They encounter a squad of very proficient warriors who are eager to impart their skills to them. But as soon as it becomes clear that the outbreak is severe, the crew sets out to use one of the fighters' enormous cure machines to destroy every zombie in order to preserve the planet. | ||||||
| 78 | 37 | "Edward's Past" | Jacob Lloyd | Blake Thomson | August 4, 2012 | 1,028,493 |
| During a hangout, Edward answers questions about his real-life background. When his father chose to take him and his group to a closed theme park when he was an ordinary child working for his parents, it sparked his fascination in visiting abandoned structures and discovering more about their histories. But now that the situation has happened, he fears them. | ||||||
| 79 | 38 | "Search for the Path" | Thiago Holman | Jake Nicholson | August 11, 2012 | 1,020,026 |
| The gang is searching for a route that could lead to a long-lost treasure chest, but before he could obtain the items, he was slain by monsters. When a gang of strange pinkmen challenges them, the group eventually finds the gold and manages to obtain it. Fearful, they choose to carry on and eventually, after some time, they are free of them and retain the golds. | ||||||
| 80 | 39 | "The World Changes Every Year" | Memphis Oliver | Adam Perry | August 18, 2012 | 1,020,669 |
| Since new things are made so quickly and the globe has expanded a little bit, Kamila, Leo, Michael, and Edward explain to each other that the world has been evolving "every year." Edward discovers a code for the digital world throughout their journey that has the power to either grow or collapse the planet. He can alter the time and surroundings, and he can also enlarge the world. When that fails and they are left to fend for themselves through the night in the midst of the desert, they enjoy themselves. | ||||||
| 81 | 40 | "The Math" | Ronan Fulton | Matthew Anderson | August 25, 2012 | 1,142,653 |
| Edward, Michael, and Leo receive an explanation from Kamila on the meaning of arithmetic, and although the class doesn't go well at first, the three are able to solve problems fast and with ease. | ||||||
| 82 | 41 | "The Cats and the Dogs" | Logan White | Aidan Cooper & Adam Perry | September 1, 2012 | 1,148,001 |
| While the dogs and Edward's cat are playing together, the cat notices a wolf attacking another cat. The cat then bites the wolf, which results in a fight between the dogs and the wolf. The cat then became perplexed as to which animals he was on and unintentionally started fighting with the canines in the group. The animals soon lose their minds, and the group has to figure out how to quiet them. | ||||||
| 83 | 42 | "Leo's Adventure — Part One" | Thiago Holman | Charlie Fisher | September 8, 2012 | 1,074,467 |
| The group agreed to Leo's decision that it was time for him to embark on his own adventure, but he only planned to stay gone for a maximum of three days. He is really bashful in the new environment they are in without their gang as his journey begins. Leo soon makes friends with a wild cow and rides it about. | ||||||
| 84 | 43 | "Leo's Adventure — Part Two" | Brady Sawyer, Memphis Oliver, Thiago Holman & Jacob Lloyd | Blake Thomson | September 15, 2012 | 1,149,869 |
| Leo takes the cow to a community he had discovered the next day, and he stays there for several days. However, Leo had to find a means to stop a bunch of bad villagers from killing or injuring locals when they started attacking the village after plotting an attack for years. Leo eventually begins fighting the bad villagers for the first time, and even though he is hurt, he manages to vanquish them. | ||||||
| 85 | 44 | "Leo's Adventure — Part Three" | Alexander Collins | Charlie Fisher | September 22, 2012 | 1,123,780 |
| He leaves the settlement the following day, thinking his buddies had gone and trying to find a way back to them. But after becoming lost, he faces off against some nasty animals who started pursuing them. The cow from earlier started fighting with Leo during their fierce altercation, but the poor animal was badly hurt and had to find his way back to his buddies. He succeeded, and the cow received medical attention from the group. | ||||||
| 86 | 45 | "The Clones" | Brady Sawyer | Adam Perry & Aidan Cooper | September 29, 2012 | 1,089,682 |
| When Edward and Michael learned that they were being copied, Leo and Kamila became extremely confused. Shortly after, the real Edward and Michael were taken hostage by a mysterious individual going by the moniker "Z." Before they become confused as well, Leo and Kamila need to figure out who the true two are, as the individual hasn't disclosed himself. | ||||||
| 87 | 46 | "The Other Helpers" | Christopher Burke & Harrison Reid | Blake Thomson | October 6, 2012 | 1,034,323 |
| With the assistance of a few locals they encountered along the road, the gang decided it would be a good idea to finally found their own city as their trip continued. Thus, the first few buildings on Edward's world were finished when the official building on the property started. | ||||||
| 88 | 47 | "The Secret Behind The Digital World" | Christopher Burke | Jake Nicholson | October 13, 2012 | 1,065,765 |
| After more than ten years of not utilizing it, "Z," who created the world, had plans to annihilate everyone in his own world and seize control of it, as Edward and the group discovers from the in-digital world. | ||||||
| 89 | 48 | "Facing the Challenges" | Harrison Reid | Aidan Cooper | October 20, 2012 | 1,123,334 |
| When Edward and the group first encounter "Z," they get into a heated argument until "Z" loses it and starts using his powers to assault Edward. ultimately, "Z" started attacking the gang and sending them across the globe, inflicting chaos and suffering. Edward ultimately joined in on the struggle. | ||||||
| 90 | 49 | "A Another Outbreak, Yet We Get Through This!" | Ronan Fulton | Billy Mcconnell | October 27, 2012 | 1,131,969 |
| When "Z" generated a big group of all the species in the world, Edward was challenged to fight each other and started crying over the anguish and misery he had caused. A sizable contingent of villagers' assistance ultimately succeeds in quelling the outbreak. | ||||||
| 91 | 50 | "The Tears" | Max Lane | Aidan Cooper | November 3, 2012 | 1,103,069 |
| Edward started crying the entire time and wished that "Z" had never existed because he was forced to survive on the other side of the globe without his gang, which he had known for a long time. Edward, however, made the decision to go on and gave him a task to live for the ensuing weeks. | ||||||
Music
Lucero Alfonso, pictured here in 2011, sang the award-winning opening song "The Future Are In Our Hands!".
The opening songs are "The New World" composed and written by Brennen Skinner for the first 10 episodes, performed by singer Britney Britney with vocals by Johnny Carson and Thomas Tucker, the award-winning "The Future Are In Our Hands!" composed by Angelina Melendez and performed by Lucero Alfonso for 20 episodes and "A New Beginning! A New Adventure!" composed by Deegan Mueller, with performance by Ronald Bloxy and vocals by Maisie George and Eleanor Lamb for episodes 30 to 50.
Two specials opening songs were produced; "The Lovely World!" was composed by Freddie Robertson and performed by singer Calvin Matthew and was used for episodes 10 to 12 and "Kamila" by Katherine Schwartz for episodes 2, 24, 29, 38 and 50. The ending songs are "The Day That We Meet!" composed by Brennen Skinner for the first 20 episodes, "A New Beginning" for 10 episodes and "The New Adventure Starts! The Sun Will Rise!" composed by Rory Ryan and performed by Louie Brown, Enrique Harding, Davon Meyer and Daisy Hart, who all voiced the four main characters in the series. One special ending song was produced, which was the "The Sun Will Rise!" musical number composed by Kayla Richards and was used for episodes 9 to 13.
Notes
- ↑ The episodes' original air dates for the season are based on when they debuted on Children's Avast Television in the US and Avast in Bloxanada, respectively.
- ↑ This special is included as a component of a season two episode. Official anniversary specials were subsequently developed and televised.