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Gumball and his mate Darwin set off on animated adventures. They inhabit a world where two‑dimensional and three‑dimensional elements merge together.

Animated escapades starring Gumball and his pal Darwin. They're set in a realm where 2D and 3D visuals blend together.

The kids discover that Richard has been bullied by the same person since high school, while Gumball and Darwin try to snag freebies by posting online reviews and scramble to keep a mysterious parcel at the Watterson house unopened. At the same time, Darwin develops a crush on a classmate, prompting Gumball to act as match‑maker; after Gumball’s clever answers turn out to be wrong he’s sent back to kindergarten, and the pair also uncover why Dad’s diet isn’t working.

The episode strings together a series of oddball moments in Elmore: the newsroom delivers breaking stories, Nicole pushes Gumball to smash things, Gumball gives Darwin a quick lesson in skating, Darwin struggles to give up his favourite snack, Gumball becomes a sorcerer’s apprentice, and the three kids are drawn into an RPG‑style version of the town. Meanwhile, the Wattersons remodel their home into a “Big House”, discover cartoon copycats that mimic their every move, and Grandpa Louie befriends an online companion who turns out not to be real.

Rocky turns to the newest dating app in hopes of finding romance. Gumball and Darwin give Bobert precise safety instructions, but his robotic logic makes them realise the rules need to be far clearer. At the same time, Nicole is furious with Richard for forgetting her special day, and Gumball shows up at school in a dress, instantly becoming the darling of Elmore High.

Enormous durians go on a rampage, but Clover is preoccupied with a classmate. Meanwhile, the spies are taken aback when the Halloween spectres become completely real.

Clarence accidentally wrecks Belson's new video game. He then uses a special jack‑o‑lantern to slip into the world of dreams.

Gumboil and his friend Darwin set off on animated adventures. Their escapades unfold in a world where 2D and 3D visuals are blended together.

The lads are on the brink of uncovering the truth about Elmore when their old adversary steps in and rewrites the story. Meanwhile, Gumball and Darwin realise Sarah is no longer their biggest fan, so they resort to any means to win her attention back.

The Titans find themselves in Boston, where, aided by Deadman, they hunt for a fabled bowl of clam chowder. It also offers a behind‑the‑scenes look at the history of Teen Titans Go!.

Mordecai and Rigby watch the low‑budget British horror film Ello Gov'nor, which revolves around a malevolent ghost taxi, and the cheap production leaves Rigby frightened of the cab. After a quarrel over Margaret, Mordecai sends them careening through time by destroying all the clocks.

Gumball and Darwin attempt to help Ocho control his anger, only to discover that his life is far tougher than theirs. Meanwhile, Nicole is determined to get Gumball to achieve something so he’ll eventually leave the nest rather than remain a permanent layabout at home.

Gumball and Darwin harness Molly’s time‑stopping ability—her boredom makes it work—to dodge a post‑school beating from Tina, while Nicole insists on a new family portrait that captures everyone’s whole face smiling. At the same time the Wattersons race to get Anais to Daisyland before the park closes for good, and Gumball and Darwin must stop a malicious social‑media app that threatens to turn Elmore’s kids into mindless trend‑following drones.

Mordecai and Rigby argue over Margaret, prompting Mordecai to fling them through time by destroying every clock, and later he catches Pops naked and sets off on a mission to forget what he saw. The pair also go to extreme lengths to out‑wit Muscle Man and High Five Ghost in a radio contest for a car, and they begin swapping favours by saying “do me a solid”.

When Sticky Joe tries to trim his pet rat’s nails, the mundane task spirals into a chaotic adventure. After the T‑Car is towed for unpaid parking tickets, Robin forces Cyborg into a golf tournament to chase the cash prize. To motivate the Titans, Robin warns they’ll be sacked if they don’t solve crimes, and he threatens to fire Dr Light unless he begins dreaming up more inventive schemes.

Nicole is determined to get Gumball to achieve something with his life so he’ll leave the nest as an adult rather than stay a lazy layabout at home. Anais’s science project creates a brilliant version of Richard’s gut, forcing her to choose between that and her real dad. After tasting Masami’s double‑truffle mac‑n‑cheese, Gumball is set on doing whatever it takes to secure a full serving, and he also plans to take down Miss Simian after she punishes him for disrespecting his school‑provided calculator.

Mordecai finally goes for a kiss with Margaret, and when Benson tries an ostrich and a possum as stand‑ins for Mordecai and Rigby, the pair must fight to keep their jobs. Later, they take Margaret and Eileen to a secret campsite to show how great camping can be, and after Benson unjustly throws out their stick‑hockey table, he feels guilty and tries to help them get it back.

Gumball and his mate Darwin go on animated adventures. They inhabit a world where 2‑D and 3‑D blend together.

The lads are on the brink of uncovering the truth about Elmore when their old adversary steps in and rewrites the story. Meanwhile, Gumball and Darwin realise Sarah is no longer their biggest fan, so they resort to any means to win her attention back.

The Titans find themselves in Boston, where, aided by Deadman, they hunt for a fabled bowl of clam chowder. It also offers a behind‑the‑scenes look at the history of Teen Titans Go!.

Clarence mistakenly trades away Chad’s baseball card. Meanwhile, Jeff realises that Sumo’s recent classes are rubbing off on him and tries to nurture this newfound intellectual side of Sumo.

Penny is keen to ask Gumball to the prom, yet his extravagant expectations compel her to devise a way to satisfy them. At the same time, Nicole is determined to see Gumball become self‑sufficient rather than staying a lazy layabout at home forever.

Mordecai and Rigby have to escort Muscle Man to the Big Rig Museum so he can scatter his dad’s hat ashes. At the same time, they’re trying to sneak into a swanky club where Margaret’s birthday party is taking place.

The Wonder Twins give the Titans a lesson in water conservation. Meanwhile, Cyborg and Beast Boy pose as ice‑themed villains at the Cold Academy to help Captain Cold.

The lads are on the brink of uncovering the truth about Elmore when their old adversary steps in and rewrites the story. Meanwhile, Gumball and Darwin realise Sarah is no longer their biggest fan, so they resort to any means to win her attention back.

Mordecai and Rigby have one final day with the cart before they must part with it. They also try to fix the lock on Margaret’s diary before she returns from a weekend away.

The Wonder Twins give the Titans a lesson in water conservation. Meanwhile, Cyborg and Beast Boy pose as ice‑themed villains at the Cold Academy to help Captain Cold.

Penny is keen to ask Gumball to the prom, yet his extravagant expectations compel her to devise a way to satisfy them. At the same time, Nicole is determined to see Gumball become self‑sufficient rather than staying a lazy layabout at home forever.

Clarence senses a pull towards the wild, and he ends up unintentionally knocking over Belson's brand‑new video game.

Gumball and Darwin get their wish granted when they suddenly turn into adults. Gumball soon learns, the hard way, the difference between a date and a pet’s funeral, faces revenge from the Rejects Club after spurning them, and, with Darwin, convinces their dad that magic still exists.

Gumball attempts to win his dad back by taking part in a blindfolded “dumb” race. He nearly loses his mind trying to work out Darwin’s secret, and Darwin is shipped off to a government institute for geniuses. Meanwhile, the school counsellor gives them confusing lessons about honesty.