
Buggin' Out
- Studio
- 4Kids Entertainment
Synopsis
Tom learns that his friend Sarah has been captured by the Danians while on a secret Pillar Mountain scan mission. Tom, Kaz and Peyton stage a daring rescue assault, only to be captured themselves. With their scanners now in Danians' "hands," the boys must rely on Sarah's secret weapon as she hatches a last-ditch plan to trick the Danians into aiding their escape.
Characters
Tom Major, Kaz, Maxxor, H'earring, Sarah, Peyton, Kristalla, Klay, Intress, Takinom, Chaor, Ulmar, Toxis, Mishmoshmish
Credits
Writing
- Writer
- John Touhey
Voices
- Voice
- Adam Caroleson (Tom Major), Darren Dunstan (Kaz), Rebecca Soler (Sarah)
Editing
- Editor
- Gordie MacEachern
Crew
- Storyboard Artist
- Joel Carlson
Production notes
This series introduces kids to the next generation of trading card and online game play.
Two teenage boys, Tom and Kazdan (Kaz), discover a portal to the secret world of Chaotic while playing the Chaotic trading card game. The boys realize that the one-of-a-kind alphanumeric codes on their trading cards are actually scans of these living creatures, much like super-charged DNA. When the boys are challenged to a battle, they are transformed into the creatures whose scans they have captured.
By watching the animated series, viewers can discover battle strategies that will ultimately help them master the Chaotic trading card game for both online and offline play.
Produced in HD.
Two teenage boys, Tom and Kazdan (Kaz), discover a portal to the secret world of Chaotic while playing the Chaotic trading card game. The boys realize that the one-of-a-kind alphanumeric codes on their trading cards are actually scans of these living creatures, much like super-charged DNA. When the boys are challenged to a battle, they are transformed into the creatures whose scans they have captured.
By watching the animated series, viewers can discover battle strategies that will ultimately help them master the Chaotic trading card game for both online and offline play.
Produced in HD.
