Mirror Tulip finds herself in the wasteland outside the train.

Someone mysterious invites Jesse and Mirror Tulip into a mall car.

Mirror Tulip and Jesse enter a carnival car and have to compete for the exit.

Mirror Tulip and Jesse gain an unexpected companion.

Mirror Tulip and Jesse get stuck in a car and face an unusual dilemma.

Mirror Tulip tries to help Jesse get his number down.

Mirror Tulip and Jesse climb down a live family tree.

Mirror Tulip tries to create a new life for herself outside the Mirror World.

Mirror Tulip fights for her right to make her own choices.

Mirror Tulip searches for answers.

Tulip makes it to the front of the train and is faced with a choice.

Tulip takes a risk trusting an old foe.

The gang is confronted by a strange new force on a Ball Pit Car adventure.

The gang meets a familiar face in a mirrored car.

The gang enters an unfinished train car and tries to fix it.

Tulip faces her past.

Tulip, Atticus and One-One enter a crystal forest car and have to take part in a musical ritual.

Tulip and One-One explore a car full of Corgis and face off against a mysterious monster.

Tulip strikes a deal with a cat in an attempt to get home.

Tulip, a headstrong 13-year-old girl, finds a mysterious train where every car contains its own universe.

A year after Ben Tennyson defeated Vilgax, he's known the world over as a hero -- to kids, anyway. Adults are somewhat more suspicious. Armed with his mysterious new "Ultimatrix," which can transform his aliens into their "ultimate" forms, Ben and his pals Gwen and Kevin are ready for more action.

Ben Tennyson is now 15 and becoming a leader wearing his powerful Omnitrix again. Grandpa Max is missing and Ben needs the help of Gwen and Kevin to find him. Ben has 10 new aliens -- including Swampfire, Goop and Jetray -- to fight against Highbreed and stop him from making humans extinct and destroying Earth.

Created by British animator and illustrator Julia Pott, the series follows the adventures of Oscar and his best friend, Hedgehog, who have just been dropped off at their first summer camp. Away from their parents, the two quickly learn that Summer Camp Island is not a normal summer camp: the counselors are witches, horses become unicorns, and monsters live under the bed. Not all camps offer the opportunity to swim with a talking shark in the swimming pool, crawl under the bed into a different universe, or make friends with the moon, but Oscar and Hedgehog do their best to navigate the mysteries and wonders of this magical place and make their stay worthwhile.

"Big Hero 6 The Series" takes place after the events of the film "Big Hero 6" and continues the adventures of 14-year-old tech genius Hiro Hamada. He is joined by the compassionate robot Baymax which is created by Hiro's brother, Tadashi. Hiro and Baymax are also joined by their friends, including Wasabi, Honey Lemon, Go Go and Fred, as they embark upon new high-tech adventures to protect their home from villains. Hiro also faces challenges with his everyday life, including his academic work and social tribulations.

Twelve-year-old Finn battles evil in the Land of Ooo. Assisted by his magical dog, Jake, Finn roams the Land of Ooo righting wrongs and battling evil. Usually that evil comes in the form of the Ice King, who is in search of a wife. He's decided he should wed Princess Bubblegum, though she doesn't want to marry him. Still, he persists in trying to steal her away, and Finn and Jake, along with Lady Raincorn (a cross between a unicorn and a rainbow) do their best to keep her from harm.

This entry in Cartoon Network's popular "Ben 10" franchise features the superhero exploring the quirky side of the alien underworld in a secret alien city. Although Ben's ready to work alone, Grandpa Max teams him with a new, by-the-book partner. Along the way, Ben discovers enemies from his past looking for a rematch as well as a new batch of aliens to battle. While Ben is busy dealing with the aliens, a mysterious hunter is hot on his trail.

This follow-up to the popular "Teen Titans" series takes a more comedic look at the superheroes, showing what life is like for the teens when their capes come off. Funny things happen to Robin, Starfire, Raven, Beast Boy and Cyborg between saving the world and being regular teens, living together without adult supervision. The teens, in their ordinary lives, deal with the everyday issues of adolescence that include such important things as having staring contests to determine who does the laundry and going on a series of quests to construct the perfect sandwich. But, of course, the heroes still fight crime in Jump City when the need arises. Whatever the situation, they're always ready for an adventure -- inside the house or out of it.

The Crystal Gems are a team of magical beings who are the self-appointed guardians of the universe. Half-human, half-Gem hero Steven is the "little brother" of the group. The goofball is learning to save the world using the magical powers that come from his bellybutton and he goes on magical adventures with the rest of the Crystal Gems, even though he's not as powerful -- or smart -- as fellow group members Garnet, Amethyst and Pearl. Despite his shortcomings, Steven usually finds a surprising way to save the day.

Mischief, mayhem and Mesoamerican myths rule the day for Victor and Valentino. They are half-brothers from Monte Macabre, a small, mysterious town that they explore while simultaneously trying to appreciate each other's quirks and differences. While spending the summer with their Grandma Chata, the rambunctious Victor and the more cautious Valentino soon realize there's more than meets the eye in their new town. The mischievous pair hilariously discover other worldly beings, curious creatures from forgotten folklore, and places only described in myths.