Season
Season 1 Episode
- Season 1 The Return (1)
- Season 1 The Return (2)
- Season 1 Primal Power
- Season 1 Dragon Fire
- Season 1 Billy
- Season 1 Cobra God
- Season 1 The Giant Claw Robberies
- Season 1 Top of the World
- Season 1 Curse of the Great Dragon
- Season 1 Reborn
- Season 1 Indian Summer
- Season 1 Blue Star
- Season 1 Dangerous Melody
- Season 1 Top of the World
- Season 1 Master of Souls
- Season 1 Billy
- Season 1 Enlil's Wrath
- Season 1 Indian Summer
- Season 1 Welcome to Ramon's
- Season 1 DNA Land
- Season 1 Curse of the Great Dragon
- Season 1 Blue Star
- Season 1 The Renewal
- Season 1 Chiros Child
- Season 1 The Aquanauts
- Season 1 Cobra God
- Season 1 Windigo
- Season 1 Dangerous Melody
- Season 1 Green Fear
- Season 1 The Ice Giant
- Season 1 Framed
- Season 1 The Invisible Threat
- Season 1 Sir James Alex's Legacy
- Season 1 Lies
- Season 1 Return To Redwoods (1)
- Season 1 Scared Songs
- Season 1 Apocalypse
- Season 1 Quetzalcoatl
- Season 1 The Thirteenth Stone (2)
- Season 1 Interview with a Monkey
Kong: The Animated Series - Season 1 Episode 32 The Invisible Threat
6.80 30 minutes An invisible man lands on Kong Island and steals the Primal Stone of Antimatter. The thief rendezvous with Professor De La Porta's submarine and becomes visible revealing he to be a young teenager named Guo. Ramone takes the Stone and pushes Guo into the water to drown, but Jason who has merged with Kong rescues him. Guo tells our heroes that his tribe lives in the Amazon and are descendents of the ancient Atlanteans like Lua. Jason, Tann, Lua, and Kong travel with Guo to the Amazon to find that Ramone is forcing Guo's tribe to give him the secret of invisibility. Ramone's men capture Tann and Lua and Guo. Kong and Jason rescue them just as Ramone becomes invisible and Cyber-merges with a jungle spider monkey. Kong and Jason cautiously stalk the giant, invisible mutant through the ancient Atlantean ruins. De La Porta nearly kills them several times with invisible ambushes until they manage to defeat him.
