The Mighty Ones accidentally knock a bird’s Egg out of its nest and must take turns trying to incubate the incredibly annoying Egg until it hatches.

The Mighty Ones move into a board game in the yard that they believe to be a “city,” and it’s all fun and games until Berry’s capitalist greed gets the best of her.

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.

Hot tempered Rabbit is sick of the noise from the Mighty Ones’ games, so he makes them a bet that they can’t go for a whole day without making a sound. Desperate to see them fail, Rabbit spends the entire day making secret attempts to get the Mighty Ones to talk.

The Mighty Ones think they are being menaced by a vicious mole rat, but it’s a case of mistaken identity.

In an attempt to understand Twig better and demonstrate their appreciation for him, the Mighty Ones try to live a day as Twig. But when they end up in a precarious situation, four Twigs won’t do, and they must utilize their individual strengths in order to save themselves.

The Mighty Ones can't tell the difference between Twig and a random stick bug.

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.

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.

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.

Upon finding a giant, offensive garden gnome, the Mighty Ones debate whether to destroy it or consider it art.