Pac-Man and the Ghostly Adventures

Thanks to the school bully, Pac-Man accidentally opens the portal to the Netherworld, unleashing an army of ghosts, led by the fiery Lord Betrayus! Lucky for Pac-World, the power-berries from the ancient Tree Of Life gives young Pac the ability to eat the ghosts... and burp out their eyeballs!

PacWorld is under siege by ghosts and there is little Pac-Man can do about it without fresh berries from the Tree Of Life, which is hidden somewhere in the Netherworld and guarded not only by legions of ghosts, but fierce monsters as well!

When Pac and friends keep defeating all his ghosts, Betrayus, with the help of the demented Dr. Buttocks, decides to clone an army of Netherworld monsters. Lucky for Pac, one little monster isn't really a monster at heart.

Dr. Buttocks amps up the stakes by inventing the Molecular Magnifier to create gigantic Monsters. Meanwhile, Pac is in for more trouble than he bargained for when he adopts the little monster that saved his life.

Lord Betrayus plans to render Pac powerless by getting Inky, Blinky, Pinky and Clyde to feed Pac so much he'll be too full to eat anything else... power berries or ghosts! But Pac isn't getting full, even when he's eating everything in both worlds!

Pac and his pals grow suspicious when President Spheros starts behaving strangely. They eventually realize that Spheros has been possessed. Unfortunately, he declares Pac and pals Public Enemies and puts out a city wide Pac-Man-Hunt!

When Pac is asked to hold on to a golden key, Dr. Buttocks tries to steal it by using his re-programmed mind-control chip to control attractions at a carnival.

Pac is tricked into finding a bottle holding a genie, who promises to grant his every wish. He soon learns that he must be very careful about what he wishes for.

Dr. Buttocks' latest shenanigans wind up defrosting a prehistoric Cave-Kid, who is soon pursued by scientists bent on locking him away - including Dr. B - so Pac and his pals are finally forced to risk it all and travel back in time to return him to prehistoric PacWorld.

The cranky and omnipotent Overlords, woken from their Space Nap Supreme by the sounds of a PacWorld Netherworld, Pointyhead battle royale, force the combatants to compete in a crazy race through multiple dangerous locales to decide which planet will be banished to another dimension, allowing the Overloards to get some sleep.

In the absence of Sir C, Pacopolis needs a new genius, especially after Dr. Buttocks hacks Sir C's computer and builds a giant indestructible robot. Pac gobbles up Brain Berry to help him save the day, but it may make him too smart for his own good.

Pac's enjoying being a teen idol-like celebrity until a TV show based on him, Cyli and Spiral makes them look like fools. Pac doesn't know that Betrayus is the brains behind the show.

Pac-World's election is coming up and Betrayus uses Obtuse as a puppet candidate. He rigs the election and wins, hoping to find the Tree of Life and the Repository. Meanwhile, Cylindria and Skeebo begin to run for class president, with comedic results.

Soon after the election, Obtuse is to be sworn in as the new President. Pac-Man, his friends and former President Spheros smuggle the Tree of Life and the Repository out of the Round House. They then trick Betrayus and Obtuse to confess their wrongdoing to the public. After being chased out an angry mob throw both Obtuse and Betrayus out of the Round House and Spheros is re-elected at last.

Utt-lergets roped into infiltrating Pac-Man's dorm, disguised as an exchange student so that he can find psychological weaknesses for Betrayus to exploit.

Grinder decides to build a female version of himself, known as "Gridette". But when he fails to bring her to life, Dr. Buttocks captures Grindette for his evil plans to get information about the Tree of Life and the Repository.

On a camp-out, Skeebo pranks Pac, Cyli and Spiral by making them believe a legendary monster is real. The trio decide to prank him back, not knowing Betrayus is about to get into the act with his own monster.

The Easter Peep settles an old score with Betrayus, stealing his subjects and leaving him ruler of an empty Netherworld. The despicable despot has to swallow his sizable pride to elicit Pac's assistance in recovering his lost lackeys, but will Betrayus betray Pac before the stolen ghosts are rescued from Easter Egg Island? Oh, probably.