When an invisible force-a-wall (a pane of glass) descends upon the yard and separates the Mighty Ones, Rocksy must figure out how to penetrate it so the group can be reunited.

When Berry sees a “giant strawberry,” she’s convinced that the prophecy of the berry colossus has come true and that she’s been chosen to lead her people to their true calling. Meanwhile, Rocksy is devastated that her friend is leaving, until she realizes the strawberry is actually a piñata and Berry is in danger!

Berry and Rocksy are thrilled about spending every waking moment together when they get stuck to the same piece of gum, but as more people join their gum ball, things spiral out of control.

When Twig introduces Leaf to his new caterpillar friend Josh, Leaf must overcome his debilitating fear of caterpillars in order to give Josh a chance.

When Mr. Ladybug finds the new bug zapper the Humans installed to be irresistible, the Mighty Ones try creating distractions to keep him from zapping himself.

The humans in the house install a very bright light in the backyard, creating an eternal day for the Mighty Ones, who get a little loopy as a result.

Rocksy sees fresh coat of paint spilled all over and becomes obsessed with trying to freshen up the yard.

The Mighty Ones are cold so when they hear about a wonderful creature known as a "fire-fly," they decide it will be the answer to their problems.

When Rabbit blackmails Mr. Ladybug into doing one last job for him, Berry wants in on the action.

The backyard gets flooded, so Rocksy forms a crew out of the Mighty Ones and search for dry land.

Twig accidentally discovers Easter when he gets covered in dryer lint.

Berry gets jealous when Rocksy starts spending all of her time with a marble, and tries various attempts to make the marble "disappear."

The Mighty Ones meet a courageous grape who inspires them to try to rescue his whole bunch.

When the Mighty Ones, except for Rocksy, all mysteriously get sick at the same time, they begin to fear that they have become allergic to Rocksy.

When Verry Berry's adventurous spirit gets her in trouble, she joins up with a colony of army ants to learn discipline.

Twig disappears into the coat of a dog and cohabitates with a bunch of fleas.

When Rocksy is accidentally flung inside the humans' house, Berry and Twig go on a wild adventure to bring her back.

Rocksy is upset when she finds out all her friends will evolve, but she will always be a pebble.

After an ice storm coats the yard in the slippery stuff, Leaf convinces the Mighty Ones that their reflections are evil doppelgangers.

When a venomous bush viper swallows Rocksy, the Mighty Ones must venture into the snake's stomach.

After being stuck inside a snake, the Mighty Ones escape, but the yard that was their home has changed.

Everyone thinks Leaf has become loopy, but his theories about time travel might just be what the Mighty Ones need.

Rocksy’s “talent” goes to her head when she and Berry accidentally invent tap dancing.

After getting advice from the Yard Tree, Twig gets a tattoo carve and keeps getting more, but ends up going too far

Rocksy swaps lives with a maraca bead for the day.

Kensington is terrorized by her overactive imagination when a possum comes into the yard and tangles with the Mighty Ones

With an impending visit from Breht's mother, Lindsay discovers she has more fun with her next-door neighbours.

The Mighty Ones have an adventure in "space."

Twig falls into a compost bin, which turns out to be a fighting pit where he must face his cowardice and fight his way out.

A lucky clover offers to help Twig for a day, but once he's had a taste of good fortune, Twig has a hard time letting go

Leaf becomes obsessed with watching the lives of the microbes that live in Rocksy's moss.

The Mighty Ones meet a multi-tool named Hans and find uses for his various attachments.

Bernard steals Rabbit's teeth, and when Berry gets mistaken as an accomplice, they go on the run together

Berry's head grows to a monstrous size and keeps growing.