Nicktoons will premiere brand-new episodes of "Little Battlers eXperience" every Sunday at 10:00am and 10:30am ET/PT from Sunday 18th October 2015.
Following each episodes debut, Nicktoons will encore each all-new episode the same day at 4:00pm and 4:30pm ET/PT, respectively.
Below are the titles and information for the first two brand-new episodes of "LBX: Little Battlers Experience", premiering 10/18 on Nicktoons USA:
10:00am / 4:00pm - LBX Uprising: Kaz and Amy go missing when a group of LBX go haywire at the Achilles Fiend release party; Van meets a brand new player. SERIES PREMIERE
10:30am / 4:30pm - Double Offense: Van gains a mysterious ally who reveals the Directors' dark ploy; Cobra leads Van to the source of the Directors' control signal.
The popular "LBX" franchise follows the adventures of miniature customizable robots and the kids who interact with them. Van Yamano wanted an LBX robot more than anything else in the world, but his mother always refused. And then one day fate brought him his very own LBX named Achilles. A naturally gifted LBX player, Van soon finds himself battling to free his missing father from the clutches of an evil organization. But what Van doesn't know is that his LBX Achilles holds the key to the fate of the entire world. He will soon find himself caught in the midst of a vast conspiracy for global domination with the highest ranks of power. It's up to Van to defend the world from tyranny depending solely on his own unique abilities and his LBX robots.
In the second season of "LBX", titled "Danbōru Senki W" in Japan, Van makes a new friend named Hiro and the two travel the world to "stop a far more sinister global threat."
The anime from the studio OLM ("Pokémon", "Deltora Quest") adapts a "near-future, plastic-model-building role-playing game" from Level 5 ("Dragon Quest VIII", "Professor Layton", "Inazuma Eleven", "Mobile Suit Gundam AGE"). The player customizes and controls miniature robots called LBX (Little Battler eXperience) as they battle it out in dioramas built from reinforced cardboard. The anime version premiered on TV Tokyo in 2011 and aired for 44 episodes. The sequel, "Danbōru Senki W" ran for 58-episodes in 2012, and the latest series "Danbōru Senki Wars" premiered in 2013 and ran for 37 episodes.
Viz Media licensed the manga adaptation by Hideaki Fujii.
Original source: ToonZone Forums member Toons Fan.
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