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Now that Ben’s hit the big time, his fame brings new challenges. His old enemies track him down and threaten his family. He lands a starring role in a video game and has to deal with his new celebrity status. And speaking of celebrities, he crushes on a young movie actress at the same time that his childhood hero makes a comeback. I guess when you go Ultimate, so do your problems!
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Ben's secret identity is revealed to the world, and an alien refugee is about to detonate a nuclear bomb.
Under pressure from his newfound fame, Ben comes up with a plan to be at more than one place at a time.
Now that Ben's secret identity is out in the open, his old enemies team up to attack his family.
Ben's celebrity lands him a starring role in his own video game.
Five aliens from another galaxy attempt to escape from their mysterious captor.
A radioactive alien menace tricks Kevin into freeing him from his containment suit.
The team discovers that alien con-man Argit has somehow become the leader of the Forever Knights.
Ben is trapped in the form of his newest transformation, a form Aggregor intends to destroy.
A starstruck Ben dates a beautiful young movie actress, while his childhood hero makes a comeback.
Directors Dan Riba , Butch Lukic , Matt Youngberg Producers Dwayne McDuffie , Brian A. Miller , Glen Murakami , Jennifer Pelphrey , Donna Smith , more… Rob Sorcher , Rob Swartz Season year 2010 Network Cartoon Network Purchase rights Stream instantly Details Format Prime Video (streaming online video) Devices Available to watch on supported devices
Chef Cook Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2016
Mo Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2013
I wish i would have ordered this through amazon instant video. It arrived in great condition but again they are discs, they get scratched. There is nothing more annoying than having a scratch disc.
Kali Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2021
My son loves ben 10 it was a good purchase
Davo Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2016
The newest one Omniverse is the only one that I dislike the animation is crap compared to the first three
Candice Hughes Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2019
Great for boys if they into the superhero
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Is a sequel series to Ben 10 (2005) and Ben 10: Alien Force (2010).
Much as I like Ben 10 - and I do - Ultimate Alien wasn't really up my alley when I first saw it. I got on board the Ben 10 train around the time when Dwayne McDuffie took over in 2008. I really enjoyed Alien Force (which remains my "nostalgic" favorite), and have since gotten around to watching the original series, after this, I was confident Ben 10 was a series I liked. This changed dramatically with the beginning of the third, unscheduled and unplanned for, season of Alien Force. I just couldn't stand Ben's arrogant attitude, and some of the episodes seemed rather stupid. I especially hated how they were basically trying to reset the character dynamics to a somewhat intermediate point between Alien Force and the Original series. To me, it felt like a huge step backwards. Which leads us to the third rendition, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien. Like before, Ben's arrogance and cocky attitude annoyed me to no end, though the show got better with time. Ben would occasionally display glimpses of maturity/cleverness, and the Aggregor/Ultimate Kevin arc certainly didn't hurt. UA got better towards the end of the series, and I ultimately figured it was a "decent" show. After the abomination known as Ben 10: Omniverse made me want to vomit, I went back and rewatched some older Ben 10, realizing how much stronger they were by comparison, all three of them. Somehow, Ben's character grew on me trough this nostalgia trip, and it allowed me to look at the show (UA) as a whole. While Ben is admittedly cocky, arrogant and comes off as kind of an idiot, once you actually take a real look at the character you realize this is not the case. As Ben himself quite adequately put it in the season 1 finale, once the situation got serious, so would he. This wasn't a one-time occurrence, it's always there; when there's no real threat, Ben doesn't put himself past gorging himself on his fame or enjoying the attention, but he knows when to switch gears and go about things more seriously. So, what else is there? Well, there's some great humor, for one: Rath is hysterical, Kevin's got a lot of good lines, as does Gwen. Ben less so, but it's there. A lot of his aliens give the writers good material as well. The animation has also taken a step up, while in Alien Force almost everything took place at night in a big vacant world where there's usually only three or four people, here there's a nice balance between day and night stuff and at least there's people walking by in the background. In addition, the show retains the darker, more adult edge to it that it first gained in Alien Force. For example, they repeatedly make it clear when characters are killed, explicitly mentioning it and taking no effort to sugarcoat it for its audience, which shows a level of respect for children's intelligence that you generally don't find in a show of this type. The same goes for some of the more intense fights and several emotionally-laden exchanges. It's also the most ambitious series Ben 10 has ever done; there are multiple format-breakers, among them some episodes where Ben feels like a guest star in his own series. The creators are trusting that their universe is interesting and complex enough to hold our attention without relying on the cosmetic appeal of the titular character. I was especially impressed with the episode "It's not easy being Gwen". Ultimate Alien seems to me like it's sort of the "Justice League Unlimited" of the franchise, old villains and aliens return, new characters are introduced en masse, other characters are given focus, and the team seems to be handling threats on a wider scale than before. It's the culmination of the Ben 10 mythos, with almost every loose thread from the previous shows getting wrapped up nicely. The show had finally become what it always wanted to be. Now, the show has its flaws, which are easily noticeable, but they don't break the show. First off, Ben can still be annoying at times, there's really not much to do about that, though, and as I said, it's not as bad as I initially thought. Second, some old aliens are neglected while new aliens are thrown in at their expense, like Fasttrack and Eatle, both of which are completely unnecessary, as Ben already had Upchuck and XLR8 at the ready, the latter of whom I miss dearly from the original series. Then there's other aliens who have no reason whatsoever to not be used, like Eye Guy, and Ben- Wolf, Mummy and Vicktor, as well as Upgrade. Man do I miss Upgrade. Thirdly, the show isn't without its low points, every series has its share of bad episodes, and Ultimate Alien is no exception. I especially disliked the episode with Ma Vreedle, just an utterly joyless experience from beginning to end And finally, why is every "beautiful" girl in this show just a carbon copy of Gwen, it gets pretty tiring after a while. In the end, however, Ben 10: Ultimate Alien is a great show, fantastic for kids and still good enough for older viewers, like me. All thanks to Man of Action and the late Dwayne McDuffie, you had a great run.
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