The Juralians aren't fooling around anymore, and have decided to attack en masse. The king is certain that Chargeman Ken can't possibly stop them. The king is clearly mistaken.

In an obvious nod to King King, an ugly Juralian takes Caron hostage and climbs to the top of a tower with her. Ken is especially brutal in this one.

Apparently, parents in 2074 are totally cool with letting a bunch of 10-year-olds just ride off with the clothes on their back and stay in the homes of strange old ladies.

A human scientist at a rocket factory is aiming to sell secret plans to the Juralians, but then he double crosses them! That...isn't a smart thing to do, as he soon learns. Can Ken save him? Will Ken even want to save him?

When the clock strikes three, it's time for Caron to kill! This episode features a knife-wielding Caron, child abuse, and terrible piano playing.

Another pretty girl, another obvious Juralian trap. The eventual showdown in the amusement park is a series highlight.

Ken's been out sick, and his teacher Miss Nagisa decides to pay a call. But something seems different about him...

Barican is invited to join a secret robot club. A club that meets in the graveyard? Would anyone want to join a club that would have Barican as a member?

Ken's developed a sudden interest in kendo...and in the new assistant instructor at his dojo. He's clearly a Juralian in disguise, but what's he up to?

The Juralians attack with the physical facsimile television, able to transmit weapons into vital Earth facilities. It's up to Ken to save the day!

The Juralians need someone to penetrate a secure military base to allow them entry. Naturally, they once again force a child to help them.

Ken meets a pretty girl named Miyuki and is immediately smitten. And Barican doesn't like that, at all! Nothing about this is remotely suspicious.

Yet another Dickensian child gets used by the Juralians in a plot to steal aircraft designs. This episode features a bag of bees and a girl who is clearly voiced by an adult man using a falsetto.

The Juralians stir up a prisoner revolt and breakout from a giant prison. Can Ken somehow stop the Juralians without killing their human stooges?

Another standout episode, featuring an interminably slow "race". Nobody ever seems to question this 10-year-old boy driving his 7-year-old sister around in a car.

The Juralians unleash their most fiendish plot yet: a record of the show's background music that sucks the life from the listeners!