The Mask: The Animated Series

After The Mask causes Stanley seemingly endless aggravation, he decides that ownership of it is making his life miserable. He gets rid of The Mask by burying it in wet concrete, but when his friends are in danger, Stanley retrieves The Mask to come to their rescue. Part one of a two-part episode.

After The Mask causes Stanley seemingly endless aggravation, he decides that ownership of it is making his life miserable. He gets rid of The Mask by burying it in wet concrete, but when his friends are in danger, Stanley retrieves The Mask to come to their rescue. Part two of a two-part episode.

When Stanley reluctantly agrees to baby-sit for his neighbors, the mask somehow gets on Baby's face . . . producing Baby Mask! Baby Mask races away on a high-speed ice cream eating binge with both Stanley and Lt. Kellaway in pursuit. Baby Mask falls in with a motorcycle gang, and his trail leads to Lonnie the Shark and his crime ring fronted by Lonnie's cover as a children's television show host.

When Lt. Kellaway suspects that Stanley and The Mask are one and the same, he handcuffs himself to Stanley in order to keep an eye on Stanley's every move. Now, Stanley must devise a variety of different ways to escape Kellaway's side if he is to defeat a pair of evil mutants.

Stanley discovers a fabled "sister" mask that, when joined with his mask, allows him to control his wild alter-ego. But things go awry when the sister mask reacts unexpectedly and takes The Mask on a wild ride, which includes a mayhem-filled battle with the Army. The Mask discovers Pretorius has built the sister mask in his lab and tricked Stanley into wearing it as a means of remote-controlling The Mask for his own nefarious purposes. In a climactic confrontation, Pretorius' head dons the mask with terrifying results.

Shadows are being stolen from all over Edge City! And everyone whose shadow is stolen loses his or her youth and starts to age rapidly. The Mask discovers that the shadow thief is Skillit, a 4,000-year-old "boy," something between Peter Pan and a vampire, who has known every previous owner of the mask. Skillit wants The Mask to come into Shadowland for fun and games, but The Mask refuses. The Mask insists that Skillit return the shadows--and their owners' youth.

Stanley falls in love with a very shy woman . . . but her shyness evaporates when she accidentally dons the mask. She becomes a Female Mask bent on loving Stanley. Meanwhile, Pretorius, also searching for a perfect mate, finds her in the Female Mask. Now, in a bizarre plan that, of course, involves the extinction of the human race, Pretorius kidnaps Stanley by mistake. Stanley is rescued by the Female Mask--who only has romance on her mind, and it's up to Stanley to regain the mask in order to foil Pretorius' nefarious plot.

Stanley tries to add some excitement to his life by using "reverse psychology" to let the Mask's personality come out of himself. Within the course of a single day, Stanley turns his life around by getting a date and a promotion. Now, when Edge City is threatened by a human baloon-bomb called Kablammus, Stanley calls on The Mask to save the city. But Stanley is horrified to learn that the mask no longer holds its power: The Mask can only co-exist with the "old" Stanley. To get The Mask back in action, Stanley must reverse the reverse psychology--and lose all he's gained.

Stanley's psychologist, Dr. Neumann, won't believe that Stanley is The Mask. Out of frustration, Stanley shows his therapist the mask, not expecting the doctor to don the mask. But as soon as the mask is on the psychologist, the therapist becomes a mad doctor, committing everyone he meets to the insane asylum . . . except for Pretorius, whom he releases from prison. Now, Stanley must somehow recover the mask and stop two crazed madmen.

Stanley is so upset with Edge City's government that his alter ego, The Mask, campaigns for mayor! Meanwhile, Stanley discovers that the real mayor has been abducted and replaced with a puppet candidate mockup . . . controlled from within by Pretorius' head. As scandals ensue and The Mask's popularity plummets, Stanley realizes that the only way to defeat Pretorius' plan is to stop the evil head from being elected--which means The Mask must win!

When a top-secret government agency believes The Mask to be an alien, Stanley must not only contend with his nemesis, Lt. Kellaway, who believes The Mask is a criminal, but also Agent X. Somehow, Stanley fends off his pursuers by convincing both that The Mask is really a good Martian sent to protect the planet from evil earth mutants.

Milo dons the mask to go after an evil dogcatcher who turns out to be a wanted felon. Stanley is upset with Milo for going on this adventure until they discover that the dogcatcher has been selling his abductees to a chili factory!

Skillit returns on Halloween! He's back to claim the mask and pay Stanley back for being put in a school for delinquents. The Mask is more than able to battle Skillit . . . until the 4,000-year-old imp gets some supernatural help from a trio of Zombies!

When Edge City suffers a rash of bank robberies committed by men in Santa Claus costumes, Mayor Tilton orders a city-wide dragnet and rounds up everyone dressed as Santa Claus--including Stanley. In prison, Stanley meets a man who claims to be the real Santa . . . and with Santa Claus in prison, it's up to The Mask to make Santa's deliveries. But The Mask handles the task with a very different style!

The mask breaks in two when Walter punches it. Stanley tries on a half-mask and finds that it still works--on half his body. Stanley and The Mask can co-exist at the same time! But now the race is on for Stanley to find the other half-mask before Walter does. But neither is the first to find the other half: Stanley's archenemy from high school, Chet Bozak, don's the other half-mask. Now it's Stanley vs. Chet as the battle of the Half Masks rages!