Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja 2012
What is Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja?
Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja is an American animated television series created by Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas for Disney XD. The show is produced by Titmouse, Inc.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 2012
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 100
- Runtime
- 11 minutes
- First aired
- Aug 13, 2012
- Last aired
- Jul 27, 2015
- Original language
- EN
- Origin
- US
- Networks
- Disney XD
- Genres
- Action & Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Sci-Fi & Fantasy
- Updated
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Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja is an American animated television series created by Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas for Disney XD. The show is produced by Titmouse, Inc. and Boulder Media Limited. A notable aspect of the production is that many of the character designs were supplied by Jhonen Vasquez, who is known as the creator of Invader Zim. The series officially premiered on September 17, 2012. While the name Randy is a masculine given name popular in the United States and Canada, derived from names such as Randall, Randolph, and Miranda, this specific program centers on the titular character within the context of its animated premise. The provided source material identifies the show as a distinct production within the animation industry, highlighting the collaborative efforts of its creators and the involvement of established design talent. The series remains a documented entry in the history of Disney XD programming, having launched in the fall of 2012 as a project overseen by Elinoff and Thomas.
Should you watch it?
“A teenage ninja must balance school life with secret superhero duties.”
- Unique blend of ninja action and high school humor
- Distinctive animation style influenced by Invader Zim creator
- Fresh take on the superhero genre with a middle school protagonist
- Primarily appeals to younger audiences
- May feel too silly for viewers seeking serious superhero content
Watch it if you enjoy animated series that mix everyday school life with extraordinary secret identities.
The series is appropriate for children and teenagers, featuring mild action and comedic situations without mature content.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 52 episodes
Open the complete Season 1 guide →- E1 Last Stall On the Left Aug 13, 2012
- E2 Got Stank Sep 17, 2012
- E3 So U Think U Can Stank Sep 18, 2012
- E4 McFists of Fury Sep 19, 2012
- E5 Gossip Boy Sep 20, 2012
- E6 House of 1,000 Boogers Sep 24, 2012
- E7 Monster Dump Sep 25, 2012
- E8 Attack of the Killer Potatoes Sep 26, 2012
- E9 The Tale of the Golden Doctor's Note Sep 27, 2012
- E10 Dawn of the Driscoll Oct 15, 2012
- E11 Night of the Living McFizzies Oct 15, 2012
- E12 Viva El Nomicon Oct 15, 2012
- E13 30 Seconds to Math Oct 15, 2012
- E14 Monster Drill Oct 18, 2012
- E15 Silent Punch, Deadly Punch Dec 3, 2012
- E16 Stank'd To The Future Mar 4, 2013
- E17 Wave Slayers Mar 4, 2013
- E18 Sword Quest Mar 11, 2013
- E19 Nukid On The Block Mar 11, 2013
- E20 Weinerman Up Mar 18, 2013
- E21 Evil Spirit Week Mar 18, 2013
- E22 Der Monster Klub Mar 25, 2013
- E23 Grave Puncher: The Movie! Mar 25, 2013
- E24 Escape from Detention Island Jun 29, 2013
- E25 Bash Johnson: 11th Grade Ninja Jun 29, 2013
- E26 Shoob Tube Jul 6, 2013
- E27 Stanks Like Teen Spirit Jul 6, 2013
- E28 Raiders of the Last Nomicon Jul 13, 2013
- E29 Rise of the Planet of the Robo-Apes Jul 13, 2013
- E30 Secret Stache Jul 20, 2013
- E31 Hiphopocalypse Now Jul 20, 2013
- E32 Ninja Camp Jul 27, 2013
- E33 McFear Factor Aug 26, 2013
- E34 Randy Cunningham & the Sorceror's Key Oct 5, 2013
- E35 The Ninja Identity Oct 12, 2013
- E36 The Ninja Supremacy Oct 12, 2013
- E37 Enter the Nomicon Oct 19, 2013
- E38 Swampy Seconds Oct 19, 2013
- E39 McSatchle Oct 26, 2013
- E40 Fart-Topia Oct 26, 2013
- E41 The McHugger Games Nov 2, 2013
- E42 McFreaks Nov 2, 2013
- E43 Sorcerer in Love Nov 9, 2013
- E44 Pranks for Nothing Nov 18, 2013
- E45 Lucious O'Thunderpunch Jan 18, 2014
- E46 Bring Me the Head of Ranginald Bagel Jan 18, 2014
- E47 Weinerman Tested, Cunningham Approved Jan 25, 2014
- E48 Sorcerer in Love 2: Sorceress's Revenge Jan 25, 2014
- E49 McOne Armed and Dangerous Feb 1, 2014
- E50 Shloomp! There It Is! Feb 1, 2014
- E51 Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja (1) Feb 7, 2014
- E52 Randy Cunningham: 13th Century Ninja (2) Feb 7, 2014
Season 2 · 48 episodes
- E1 Flume-Igation Jul 19, 2014
- E2 On the Poolfront Jul 19, 2014
- E3 Welcome Back Catfish Sep 29, 2014
- E4 All the Juice that's Fish to Swim Sep 29, 2014
- E5 Julian's Birthday Surprise Sep 30, 2014
- E6 True Bromance Sep 30, 2014
- E7 Unstank My Hart Oct 1, 2014
- E8 Whoopee 2: The Wrath of Whoopee 2 Oct 1, 2014
- E9 M-m-my Bologna Oct 2, 2014
- E10 Everybody Ninj-along Oct 2, 2014
- E11 Fudge Factory Oct 3, 2014
- E12 Best Buds Oct 3, 2014
- E13 Otto Know Better Oct 10, 2014
- E14 Brolateral Damage Oct 10, 2014
- E15 The Curse of Mudfart Oct 17, 2014
- E16 Let the Wonk One In Oct 17, 2014
- E17 Shoot First, Ask Questions Laser Nov 27, 2014
- E18 Ninjception Nov 27, 2014
- E19 Happy Hanukkah, Howard Weinerman Dec 3, 2014
- E20 Snow Klahoma! Dec 3, 2014
- E21 Randy Cunningham's Day Off Mar 16, 2015
- E22 Bro-ing Down the House Mar 16, 2015
- E23 Living in Shooblivion Mar 23, 2015
- E24 McNinja - Brought to You by McFist Mar 23, 2015
- E25 Mastermind of Disastermind Mar 30, 2015
- E26 The Brawn Also Rises Mar 30, 2015
- E27 Debbie Meddle Apr 6, 2015
- E28 Aplopalypse Now Apr 6, 2015
- E29 Rorg: A Hero of a Past Apr 13, 2015
- E30 Mort-al Combat Apr 13, 2015
- E31 Wonkin' for the Weekend Apr 20, 2015
- E32 Ninjafan Apr 20, 2015
- E33 When Howie Met Randy Apr 27, 2015
- E34 Bro Money Bro Problems Apr 27, 2015
- E35 The Three Mascot-teers May 11, 2015
- E36 Escape from Scrap City May 11, 2015
- E37 The Space Cow-Bros May 18, 2015
- E38 The Fresh Principal of Norrisville High May 18, 2015
- E39 The Prophecy of Hat Sword Jun 1, 2015
- E40 Fake Fight for Your Right to Party Jun 1, 2015
- E41 McCluckerbusters Jun 8, 2015
- E42 Let Them Eat Cake Fries Jun 8, 2015
- E43 Club Ninja-dise Jun 15, 2015
- E44 To Smell and Back Jun 15, 2015
- E45 Big Trouble in Little Norrisville Jun 22, 2015
- E46 Winner Takes Ball Jun 22, 2015
- E47 Ball's Well That Friends Well (1) Jul 27, 2015
- E48 Ball's Well That Friends Well (2) Jul 27, 2015
Frequently asked questions
What is the main character's secret identity?
Randy Cunningham is a 9th grader who becomes a ninja superhero.
When did the show first air?
The series premiered in 2012 on Disney XD.
Who created the show?
Jed Elinoff and Scott Thomas created the series for Disney XD.
What animation studio produced it?
Titmouse, Inc. and Boulder Media Limited produced the series.
Is the animation style unique?
Yes, character designs were supplied by Jhonen Vasquez, creator of Invader Zim.