Henry Danger

A thirteen year old takes a job as a superhero's sidekick, and nine years later the superhero is teaching a classroom of them.

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Where to start with Henry Danger

Straight through in release order. The only real decision is whether you bother with the cartoon, and the answer is probably not the first time.

  1. 1
    Henry Danger, all five seasons Henry Danger

    A hundred and twenty one episodes. Largely a joke a minute with a slow thread underneath, so it survives being watched in gaps. Season two has the Thundermans crossover and season four has the Game Shakers one; both are numbered as ordinary episodes here.

  2. 2
    Danger Force, all three seasons Danger Force

    The same Captain Man, now running a school for sidekicks. It assumes you know who he is and what he lost, so it genuinely follows rather than restarts.

  3. 3
    Henry Danger: The Movie Henry Danger: The Movie

    Last, because it reads as after everything: Ray is retired when it opens and back on his own when it ends. It needs the first series and not the second.

  4. 4
    The Adventures of Kid Danger, if you want it The Adventures of Kid Danger

    Twelve half hours of cartoon from 2018, sitting alongside the fourth and fifth seasons. Nothing says it counts and nothing says it does not, so it is a side dish rather than a course.

Then what? A further spin-off has been reported twice and confirmed by nobody, so there is nothing after the film yet.

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Henry Danger

  • Henry Danger 2014, 5 seasons, 121 episodes

The Animated One

  • The Adventures of Kid Danger 2018, 1 season, 12 episodes

Danger Force

  • Danger Force 2020, 3 seasons, 63 episodes

The Film

  • Henry Danger: The Movie 2025

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