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Hello everyone who has somehow wandered into WikiTrix. Well first off i should state that this is dedicated to Ben 10 and everything having to do with or concerning Ben 10. And I would really like to make this the biggest and constantly updated web source of information for Ben 10. So if you would like to add pages or edit anything that I have done wrong please make an account and go for it. It is out goal here at WikiTrix to make it the biggest source of Ben 10 and Co. information on the internet. So lets go.

Okay before anybody gets to excited I am no where near started with this thing. I haven't done most of the basic stuff so to see a list of things that i need to do. Go here: To Do List.

And also I am not going to be able to do this all by myself anytime soon so I am going to need help. And this is my first time doing anything like this so... its going to be pretty ugly for a while. Thanks.

And also. Most if not all the information is copied and pasted. I will rewrite everything once the site is more established.

see also: Notable Ben 10 Websites

About Ben 10

Ben 10 is a cartoon television program made in America. It was created by "Man Of Action", which is comprised of Duncan Rouleau, Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, and Steven T. Seagle. It is published by Cartoon Network Studios. Originally the pilot episode And Then There Were Ten aired on December 27, 2005. It was part of of a sneak peek of Cartoon Network's new Saturday morning lineup. The second episode Washington B.C. was shown as a special on Cartoon Network's Fridays on January 13, 2006, on which the first and second episodes were shown back-to-back. The theme song for the show was written by Andy Sturmer and sung by Moxy. The style is reminiscent of Jack Kirby, particularly the alien and technology designs and use of Kirby dots.

Plot of Ben 10

Ben 10 revolves around Benjamin Tennyson, Gwendolyn Tennyson (his cousin), and their grandfather Maxwell Tennyson. At the beginning of their summer vacation camping trip, Ben almost gets struck by an alien pod that fell out of space. When he approaches it he finds the Omnitrix, a device which resembles a watch inside of the pod. The Omnitrix then leaps up onto his wrist and gives him the ability to transform into a multitude of alien lifeforms, each with their own abilities and skills distinct from the other. Even though Ben realizes that he has the abilities and the responsibility to help others at his disposal, he is still a ten year old kid, whowill not hesitate to involve himself in some superpowered trouble every now and again.

The first season plot primarily focuses on the villain Vilgax, who is an evil alien warlord who wishes to obtain the Omnitrix to conquer the galaxy and supposedly the universe. Because he was nearly killed at the start of the season, he sends various robotic drones and bounty hunters to obtain the Omnitrix until he is fully healed. Once he is healed and modified, he then goes to retrieve it in person. The only thing which managed to stop hime was Ben, Gwen, and Max. Furthermore, it is subtly hinted that Max has more knowledge about aliens than he shows, which is fully stated in the revelation that he and Vilgax have had confrontations in the past.

In the second season it is less plot focused, mostly having a villain of the week situation. The few plot supporting episodes featured Kevin 11 (character), a superhuman teenager with the ability to absorb and control different forms of energy, who Ben met in the first season episode Kevin 11 (episode). Ben accidently allowed Kevin to absorb the Omnitrix energy in their first encounter giving him abilities of the aliens. Kevin actually serves as the polar opposite of Ben. Kevin becoming completely insane eventually transforms into a amalgamation of Ben's original ten alien forms and thus blaming Ben for it. Vilgax returns for the season finale and teems up with Kevin in a hope to succeed in retrieving the Omnitrix. Again, they both fail and both get trapped in another dimension used as a prison, which is known as the Null Void. Another important happening, which will effect the next season, was the destruction and banishment of Ghostfreak, one of Ben's original ten alien forms, from the Omnitrix. He escaped from the Omnitrix and planned to possess Ben and use the power of the Omnitrix to begin his own legacy of conquest. He was eventually defeated and destroyed by Ben.

The third season has a similar and more darker plot. Its few plor associated episodes focus around aliens styled on old monster movies, that Ben obtain as forms due to theur DNA being absorbed into the Omnitrix. Purple lightning, created by a teleportaion device created by the Frankenstein-styled alien Doctor Vicktor, produces their appearance. Vicktor, in turn, is loyal to Ghostfreak (villain) who was resurrected later in the third season. He plotted to shroud the earth in darkness with the use of a corrodium beam projected from a space station and expanded across the earth using a transmitter in New Mexico, thus allowing him to be at full power and rule over the planet. His attempt, however, was thwarted by Ben; he dies once more from direct exposure to the sun, but not before his DNA was restored to the Omnitrix.

See Also: First Season Episodes, Second Season Episodes, Third Season Episodes, and Fourth Season Episodes

Characters of Ben 10

see also: List of Primary Characters, List of Secondary Characters, List of Villains

Ben 10 features a wide array of characters. Both villains and secondary characters. So see the above links to view the characters profiles.

DVD Releases

First Season It was released on Feburary 6, 2007. It contained the first 13 episodes of the series (the complete first season). Bonus features include commentary on the episode "Secrets", a creator drawing lesson, creator interviews, and a collectible poster.

see also: First Season Episodes

Second Season Not much is known about the second season DVD. But it will be released October 9, 2007. It will contain the second 13 episodes of the series (the complete second season.

see also: Second Season Episodes

Movies of Ben 10

Two Ben 10 movies are planned to be released at different times during 2007. The first is a regular animated feature called Ben 10: Secrets of the Omnitrix, in which Ben accidentally sets the Omnitrix to self-destruct and must track down its creator to stop it. A trailer of the movie was released with the movie Billy & Mandy: Wrath of the Spider Queen, and will air August 10, 2007. Michael Ouweleen described the film's villain as "like Darth Vader without the sense of humor."

The second is a live-action adaptation of the series called Ben 10: Race Against Time. There are no specific details given about the plot. It is scheduled to premiere on Cartoon Network in autumn of 2007. The film will be directed by Alex Winter. Winter stated at the 2007 upfront presentation that he wants "this thing to look like X-Men," an epic adventure that will be "more cinematic than cartoony" and appeal to all ages. Production on the film is expected to finish in October. CG effects and characters have been confirmed, though Winter promises the film will feature "no Jar Jar."

Hero Generation

Cartoon Network has announced that a sequel series of the show with the pending title of Ben 10: Hero Generation that will premiere before spring 2008. The new series will focus on a slightly older Ben and Gwen, who serve as mentors to a younger generation of heroes with powers similar to Ben's Omnitrix-based ones. Though aimed at the same demographic, the series will reportedly address more mature issues than its predecessor.

Ben 10: Protector of Earth

A video game scheduled to release in October 2007.

see also: Ben 10: Protector of Earth