A.T.O.M. Alpha Teens On Machines

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A.T.O.M. Alpha Teens On Machines is an animated television series produced by Multicom Entertainment Group (MEG) that premiered on September 17, 2005. The show follows the adventures of five teenagers who are endowed with special abilities and are known as Alpha Teens on Machines (A.T.O.M.) because of their ability to command and use high-tech gadgets and vehicles. The show is voiced by a talented cast of actors and includes Clancy Brown as the voice of villainous antagonist Alexander Paine and James Arnold Taylor as the voice of the dashing, charming leader of the Alpha Teens, Axel Manning.

The series is set in the fictional city of Landmark City, which is a futuristic metropolis with towering skyscrapers and advanced technology. Landmark City is constantly under threat from the nefarious Alexander Paine, a former business tycoon who was once a respected member of society but after a tragedy, turned into a villain seeking revenge. Paine uses his vast resources to create a wide variety of machines and robots that threaten the safety and well-being of the citizens of Landmark City. That's where the Alpha Teens come in.

The show's central characters, Axel Manning, Lioness, Hawk, Shark, and King, are all students at a special school called the Lee Industries Academy. Lee Industries Academy is unique in that it was founded by Axel's parents, who were groundbreaking scientists, and it provides students with the knowledge and skills needed to operate the high-tech machines that are a vital part of the show. The Alpha Teens each possess unique talents and abilities that allow them to operate the various machines with skill and precision. Axel Manning is the chosen leader of the Alpha Teens, often coming up with the plans and strategies needed to defeat Paine's creations. Lioness, who possesses superhuman strength and agility, pilots the Sky Knight flyer. Hawk, who is a master of computer hacking and can fly with his rocket boots, pilots the Onyx Turtle Airship. Shark, a skilled aquanaut with gills and webbed feet, pilots the Nautilus. King, a martial arts expert, drives the Beta Battle Cycle.

Throughout the series, the Alpha Teens face numerous challenges and obstacles as they battle Paine's robotic creations. The series is action-packed, with intense battles and thrilling chases that keep viewers on the edge of their seats. But there's more to the show than just exciting action scenes. At its core, A.T.O.M. Alpha Teens On Machines is a story about friendship, loyalty, and teamwork. The Alpha Teens work together to overcome each challenge and obstacle, using their individual strengths and abilities to support each other.

The show also includes a variety of themes and lessons that are important for young viewers. There's a strong emphasis on the importance of responsibility, particularly in terms of using advanced technology responsibly. The show also promotes the idea that differences can be a strength, and that working together can lead to greater success than working alone. The show also includes themes related to friendship, teamwork, and trust, all of which are important for young viewers to learn.

Overall, A.T.O.M. Alpha Teens On Machines is an exciting and action-packed animated series that provides viewers with a fun and engaging viewing experience. The cast of talented voice actors, led by Clancy Brown and James Arnold Taylor, bring their characters to life with wit, charm, and energy. The show's animation is top-notch, with detailed backgrounds and characters that are easy on the eyes. The series is suitable for all ages, but is particularly well-suited for children and young teenagers who enjoy action, adventure, and sci-fi stories.

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Showdown
26. Showdown
 
A year after the potential death of his father due to a bomb created by Paine, a frustrated Axel seeks to put Paine out of commission for good, even if it means interfering with police business and splitting up the team. Lee creates a lizard-like creature called the "Axel Manning advanced enhancement".
Remote Control
25. Remote Control
 
Now, without a base to call home, Paine seeks to use a remote that can control electronic devices to blackmail Landmark City into giving him enough money to rebuild. Lioness's cousin from Brazil, Eliza comes to visit and immediately has Hawk and Shark attracted to her. Axel and Garrett, stumble into a mysterious room of Lee Industries that is off limits to anyone but Lee himself.
Underworld
24. Underworld
 
As the Alpha Teens finally discover where Paine's base is located, Paine seeks to tunnel under Landmark City flood the city with lava. However, because of the intense heat of the lava, Paine forces Vinnie Rossi, now the monstrous concrete man, Mass to do the job, or else his mother will pay the price.
The Sword Of Jo-Lan
23. The Sword Of Jo-Lan
 
The mystical sword of Jo-Lan is stolen from the Landmark City museum by a group of ninjas and the Alpha Teens go all the way to Hong Kong to recover it. Dragon returns with interest in the sword, mysterious intentions and unsure alliances.
The Big Sheep
22. The Big Sheep
 
Flesh and Spydah poison Axel with potent venom from a very toxic water spider. As Axel, who is using Jo-Lan to slow down the toxin's deadly effects, is getting medical attention, Shark is put in charge of the team by Axel himself.
Black Out
21. Black Out
 
After a meteorite temporary knocks out all power within Landmark City, Paine intends to steal it to make the city go through a much more permanent blackout. Also, Hawk poses as the leader of the Alpha Teens so he could impress reporter, Michelle Moreno.
Breakout
20. Breakout
 
When a corrupt cop falsely accuses the Alpha Teens of grand theft auto, they become fugitives of the law. Worse yet, Hawk and King are captured, arrested and sentenced to serve time in the same prison where some of the villains they busted were sent to.
Daddy's Little Girl
19. Daddy's Little Girl
 
Magness returns to Landmark City with her new biker boyfriend, D-Zel. She systematically causes problems for Landmark City, the Alpha Teens and her father, Paine. D-Zel experiences a change that makes him truly one with his bike.
Omega Team
18. Omega Team
 
After being stopped by the Alpha Teens once again, Paine enlists the aid of five extreme athletes to take them out once and for all.
Dem Bonez
17. Dem Bonez
 
After Lee's Mecha Speeder and the crew of the cargo ship that held the vehicle go missing, the Alpha Teens are sent to investigate on Halloween night. What they find is a virtually lost portion of Landmark City filled with zombies. Their leader, Bonez soon make Hawk, Shark and Lioness part of their ranks.
Spydah, Spiders Everywhere
16. Spydah, Spiders Everywhere
 
After Spydah is fired by Paine for failing to get a crucial flash drive that was protected by the Alpha Teens, he intends to prove himself to his former boss.
House of Paine
15. House of Paine
 
Lee introduces the Alpha Teens to the somewhat insecure teenage genius, Garrett. In another scheme to ease his own inner pain, Paine sends Flesh and Spydah to kidnap Dr. Evans, an expert in sound wave research and Garrett's former professor at Landmark University.
Royal Rumble
14. Royal Rumble
 
King has his eyes set on winning the WWC World Title Belt under the guise as the wrestler Royal Rumble. Paine however, seeks the belt for his own dastardly schemes and hires the rhyming extortionist, Vinnie Rossi to stand in for an injured Flesh. During the WWC battle royal for the title, Vinnie's lovesickness for Lioness could cost him the match and much more.
Stormy Weather
13. Stormy Weather
 
Paine unleashes a huge hurricane on Landmark City with the Atmospheric Modifier, a device made by Dr. Nimbus, whose family Paine is holding hostage.
I, Paine
12. I, Paine
 
Paine steals cyborgs from one of Lee's factories. Having Spydah duplicate their schematics and create more, Paine now controls his own cyborg army.
Double Image
11. Double Image
 
As Paine plots to steal plutonium from Landmark City's nuclear power plant, Col. Richter of Landmark City's law enforcement accuses (with strong video evidence) that Axel stole an armored car filled with money. At the same time, Axel's father, Sebastian Manning, seems to be alive.
Natural Magnetism
10. Natural Magnetism
 
On their way to the frosty Iron Mountain, the Alpha Teens are greeted by Dr. Magness, a doctor at a ski resort. After a wired rash of incidents involving the team's vehicles, including a car crash that injured Lioness's leg, she suspects that there is more to Dr. Magness than her teammates realize.
The Final Frontier
9. The Final Frontier
 
Bogey, a rival of Hawk's, gets under Hawk's skin at an airshow. Later, Hawk and the other Alpha Teens are trained to fly Mr. Lee's Hypersonic Stratojet, an aircraft Paine has every intention on stealing.
Enter the Dragon
8. Enter the Dragon
 
At Christmas time, while the other Alpha Teen members are packing to visit their families, a lonely Axel thinks of his late father. He is attacked by Dragon, a ninja mercenary, who like Axel, is skilled in the Jo-Lan martial art.
In Too Deep
7. In Too Deep
 
When Shark skips out on a fancy party held by Lee on his yacht, he is captured by the villain, Eel. With various sea creatures under his mind-control, Eel sends his "pet" giant squid to sink Lee's yacht.
The Experiment
6. The Experiment
 
The Alpha Teens accompany Hawk, who stars in the movie being filmed, "Radioactive Island", to an island that served as a military testing site. While King's animalistic nature steals Hawk's thunder, it also gets the attention of Recombo, a mad scientist who combines different species of animals into one.
Trapped
5. Trapped
 
Tensions start to build when the designer of Lee Industries, the Architect, turns the high-rise into a high-risk death trap. Separated, the two groups have to navigate the labyrinthine halls to find the Architect and stop him. It's a race against time- and maintenance codes- for the Alpha Teens as they try to stop this disgruntled ex-employee.
Of the Flesh
4. Of the Flesh
 
Paine will stop at nothing to get his hands on Nutronium, a new anesthetic that can ease his suffering. Along with Spydah and his newest henchman Albert, they go toe to toe with the Alpha Teens in a battle that accidentally mutates Albert into the musclebound mutant, Flesh. Can the Alpha Teens derail this barbell brandishing beefcake before he and Paine make off with the Nutronium?
Touch of Paine
3. Touch of Paine
 
After the explosion leaves Paine with unusual new superpowers, Paine wants revenge on Axel. With the assistance of the constantly bickering Cannonball Brothers, Paine targets the source of the Alpha Teens machine technology- the lonely Mr. Lee. With Lioness hurt and Axel guilt-ridden, can the teens stop these clowns before they bring this circus crashing down?
A Paine by Any Other Name: Part 2
2. A Paine by Any Other Name: Part 2
 
The Alpha Teens start to feel smothered by the parental nagging of Mr. Lee and start to look for a new pad. Meanwhile Paine, with the assistance of his second-in-command Spydah, hatches a dam good evil plan to flood Landmark City. Axel reveals his history with Paine to the group as they try to stop Paine from opening the floodgates to destruction.
A Paine by Any Other Name: Part 1
1. A Paine by Any Other Name: Part 1
 
After winning the reality show Trackdown, five teens- Axel, Lioness, Shark, King, and Hawk- accept jobs as Lee Industries' experimental vehicle testers. When super-criminal Alex Paine breaks out of Lee Industries' triple maximum security prison and decides to wreak havoc on Landmark City, the Alpha Teens find themselves going above and beyond their job description to stop him.
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