Mighty Ducks: The Animated Series - Season 1 (1996)

Dragaunus unleashes a creature made out of pure energy on the unsuspecting city.

Dragaunus's warlock Wraith puts a spell on Phil to keep the Ducks busy for a while.

Dragaunus turns a hockey player with a grudge against the Ducks into a monster and teams him up with a second monster that can manipulate electricity. Grin's background is revealed and zen-like nature tested.

In this tribute to Dungeons and Dragons tabletop rpg and indie comic book Elfquest, the Ducks find themselves in an alternate reality where magic rules and Prince Borg leads a revolt against a usurper - evil dragon-wizard Asteroth.

Wildwing loses his faith in his leadership skills and quits being the Ducks leader. The rest of the team tries out his position with expected results. Meanwhile, Dragaunus unleashes a plantlike alien creature on the city.

The Ducks' vehicle called The Migrator breaks down near a small town. They go there to ask for help, but they receive a suspiciously warm welcome - robotic, almost.

In this tribute to Back to the Future and Star Wars, future Phil contacts the Ducks and warns them that Dragaunus will conquer Earth and his lieutenant Phineas Viper will rule it. The Ducks must go to the future to change the past.

New villain Doctor Droid uses his shrinking ray on the Ducks.

Dragaunus is imprisoned and guarded by B.R.A.W.N., a robot bounty hunter. He manages to reprogram it and sends it after the Ducks.

In this tribute to Jurassic Park film, Dragaunus sends actual dinosaurs after the Ducks.

Cyborg villain Doctor Droid gains the ability to control electronic devices. Also, Phil gets a girlfriend.

In this tribute to Superman, a superhero called Mondo-Man has appeared in the city and his targets are - the Ducks. The Ducks try to talk to him, but he is adamant that he's in the right. Could it be that Dragaunus is manipulating him?

The Ducks have been set up for a crime they didn't commit and the only way to clear their name is to find the actual culprit.

Daddy-O Cool, a mutated beat poet who loves monster trucks, wants only one thing in life - to make the world a better place. How? By contaminating the world's watter supplies with mutagen.

A kid is targeted by Dragaunus for an unknown reason, so the Ducks put him under their protection. However, the kid turns out to be an annoying fan of theirs, so they must determine what Dragaunus needs with him, and quickly.

In this tribute to the 1938 screwball comedy Bringing Up Baby, Dragaunus arranges for the Ducks to find an alien egg. When it hatches the baby alien thinks they're its parents and that means trouble.

In this loose tribute to Mad Max 3: Beyond Thunderdome, Dragaunus sends the Ducks to a planet where hockey is taken dead seriously - the loser dies.

Dragaunus kidnaps Wildwing and uses his incredibly advanced high-tech goalie mask to find mythical Atlantis, where Balerium Crystals, the material he needs to go back to his and the Duck's dimension, are supposedly located.

Dragaunus decides to heat Earth up, but a couple of aliens, who intend to freeze it, appears.

In this tribute to 1932 film The Most Dangerous Game, the Ducks become the targets of a big-game hunt.

Powerful evil wizard Asteroth from an alternate reality where magic rules arrives to the Ducks reality in search of his powerful amulet that the Ducks took from him in order to defeat him during the events of "Dungeons and Ducks".

In this tribute to the movie Die Hard, Dragaunus attacks the Ducks' headquarters.

In this tribute to 1955 film To Catch a Thief, Duke's old partner Falcone, a notorious thief, shows up. However, he's now working for Dragaunus, who wants him to steal some jewels that can be used as fuel for Dragaunus' new weapon.