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Season Two (subltitled as Ultralink Invasion) is the second season of Max Steel. The series was confirmed to have gotten a second season on April 9, 2013 while the first season was airing. The first episode, titled as Ultralink Invasion Part One premiered worldwide on April of 2014 on Latin America.

In this season, Max and Steel must defend the Earth from Makino and his armada of evil Ultralinks, and discover the truth behind their pasts.

Synopsis[]

Arc: The Invasion of Ultralinks[]

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Maxwell McGrath and Steel saved Earth from the second Ultralink Invasion and they now discover that there is a larger fleet of Ultralinks coming to towards the planet. Steel is captured by a mysterious Ultralink Hunter known as Ven-Ghan, who wants to bring him to justice.

Arc: Turbo Star[]

After Makino invades Earth for the first time, Maxwell and Steel faced their worst threat so far, barely managing to defeat him. Unfortunately, they later on discover that Makino is still alive and bent on destroying Earth, and the only thing that can possibly stop him is the Turbo Star. However, Miles Dread, Max's arch-nemesis, has the two pieces of the device and there is only one left. Now, they have to rush to get the last piece from Dread's hands, with the arrival of Makino's Armada breathing down on their necks.

Arc: Makino on Earth[]

After his defeat at the hands of Max and Steel, Makino arrives with a large fleet of Ultralinks, ships and his most powerful weapon: the Alphalink. In order to take him down, N-Tek built the Daedelus Platform, a giant weapon platform with powerful artillery. Max and Steel have the Turbo Star to use against Makino.

Cast and crew[]

Main cast[]

Supporting cast[]

List of Episodes[]

Like the first season, there are a total of 26 episodes, with each having 22-30 minutes.

  1. Ultralink Invasion Part One
  2. Ultralink Invasion Part Two
  3. Dredd Ascendant
  4. Toxic Relationship
  5. Full Metal Racket
  6. Animal Attraction
  7. Turbo Deep Star Sea
  8. Ultralink Hunter (Episode)
  9. Digital Meltdown
  10. Journey to the Center of Copper Canyon
  11. Hot Zone (Originally titled as "The Loss of Space")
  12. Lights, Camera, Max!
  13. Legend of Ja'em Mk'rah
  14. Makino Strikes: Part One
  15. Makino Strikes: Part Part Two
  16. Got Turbo Star
  17. My Best Friend is an Ultralink
  18. Me, Myself, and Extroyer
  19. Definitely Fear the Reaper
  20. Turbolt the Terrible
  21. Reprogrammed
  22. A Germ of an Idea
  23. Fugitives
  24. The Great Turbo Star Caper
  25. The Final Countdown Part One (Originally titled as "Turbo Nova Part One" and "Into The Darkness Part One")
  26. The Final Countdown Part Two (Originally titled as "Turbo Nova Part Two" and "Into The Darkness Part Two")

Development[]

Max Steel's second season was publicly announced in April 9, 2013 by FremantleMedia Enterprises. It was confirmed that the second season would have more 26 episodes, each having around 23-30 minutes, much like its predecessor.[1]

In late 2013, two videos, titled as "Season 2 Promo" and "Season 2 Trailer", were released on FremantleMedia Kids & Family's website.[2] They mostly reused scenes from the first season, and had promotional footage showcasing new characters. The first video featured Kirby Kowalski narrating the events of the second season and a breif explanation about Max and Steel's dynamic, while the second was a musical video. The first promotional trailer was publicly released in DVDs bundled with toys and some of the scenes were reused for toy spots to promote the series.

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In early 2014, three bonus clips (The Big Picture, Sneaky Ultralinks and the The Ultralink Hunter) themed around the Ultralink Invasion were released on the series' official website. A new mobile game, titled as Ultralink Invasion, was also in the works.

In February of 2014, a commercial featuring new footage of the second season was broadcasted at the Latin American Cartoon Network, which revealed that the new episodes would be shown starting March 7, 2014.[3] However, due to unknown reasons, they were delayed.

In April 2, 2014, the final season two trailer was released on YouTube.[4] The trailer showcased new characters, Max's new Turbo Gear and promoted the Ultralink Invasion mobile game.

In April 12, 2014, the first two episodes of the second season, Ultralink Invasion Part One and Ultralink Invasion Part Two, were broadcasted on the Latin American Cartoon Network as a one-hour marathon.[5]

Release[]

The second season was partially released on DVD format by FremantleMedia Home Entertainment and Roadshow Entertainment.

Toy Line[]

In 2014, a new toy line themed around the Ultralink invasion was produced to promote the series. As usual, there were two lines: one released worldwide featuring 6 inch toys, and one released for Latin American markets featuring 12 inch figures.

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Spitfire Elementor, an action figure of the first Ultralink Invasion batch.

The first batch of the 6 inch toy line was released on early 2014. Each packaging featured a small panel labelled as "Ultralink Invasion" and each toy came with an Ultralink mini figurine. Similar to the series' initial toy line, it was heavily focused on play features, such as missile firing action. A second wave featuring new characters and new Turbo Modes, such as Makino and Turbo Spike Mode, was planned to be released at some point. Due to lack of documentation, it is unknown if they ever hit the shelves, had a limited run or were cancelled. Additionally, Mattel would also "borrow" some toys of the Latin American toy line and launch them as special releases to complement the 6 inch toy line. An example of this is Metal Elementor.

Another unnamed 6 inch line was also released in the same year. The toys were more show-accurate, featured more articulated points and came with more accessories. It also featured vehicles, such as the Turbo Car and Turbo Jet, that were compatible with the action figures. Due to lack of documentation, it is unknown if all the models were released.

In Latin America, the toy line was once again split into three sublines, being them:

  • Aerial Invasion: When the forces of evil launches their attack from above, Max Steel quickly transforms into Turbo Flight Mode and uses his amazing aerodynamic abilities. Max's T.U.R.B.O. Energy blasts him to space with lightning speed and powerful artillery-tech maintain the invasion under control.
  • Aqua Invasion: The entire planet is under threat of invasions and even the oceans aren't safe. Max can use his amazing and turbofied maneuvers, being offensive or defensive, floating or submerged on the depths, successfully defending the oceans against the aquatic invasion.
  • Land Invasion: Mega-villains, monsters and mayhem are a part of the daily work for Max Steel, so when a ground invasion occurs, not even the most powerful invaders can fight against Max's T.U.R.B.O. Energy and sophisticated weapons that Max uses to protect Earth from all kinds of enemies.

Additionally, a small subline named as Mega-Sized Villain was also released and there were plans to release the Ultra Turbo Battlers, although the latter was cancelled.

Trivia[]

  • Due to the introduction of new villains, Toxzon and Extroyer appear less on this season than the first, having a total of five appearances.
  • In the finale of this season, the Ultralink Invasion accords.
  • Max Steel unleashes a total of three Turbo Modes, being them Turbo Heat Mode, Turbo Rocket Mode, and Turbo Spike Mode.
  • Season two takes place months after the events of Earth Under Siege Part Two, as mentioned by Berto in Ultralink Invasion Part One.
    • During the time gap between the first and second seasons, Max and Steel spent their time training their abilities to combat Ultralinks.
  • Starting this season, Max's Turbo Flight and Speed Modes had a slight change on their designs. The first gained a shield that covered Max's head and it has three wings rather than four and the second gained green streaks.
  • Season 2 focused more into the Ultralinks than any other villain from the series.
  • Due to unknown reasons, the second season didn't aired on Disney XD.
  • Before the premiere of the second season, there were rumors about a character named "Dark Titan", a supervillain with a similar dynamic to Max and Steel, including its own battle modes, energy and an Ultralink similar to the latter. Electrix, Bio-Constrictor and Dragonelle apparently were planned to return. However, Mattel, as some of its workers, have confirmed that there were never plans to use any of these characters.
  • The opening of the second season has a callback to Supermania when Max appears using his Turbo Super Mode.

References[]

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