Ben 10/Generator Rex: Heroes United
When alien tech meets nanite powers, two worlds collide to save humanity.
Ben 10/Generator Rex: Heroes United is a crossover special, longer than a normal episode, that brings together Ben 10: Ultimate Alien and Generator Rex. Formally it is a long Generator Rex episode in which Ben Tennyson guest-stars; Cartoon Network aired it on November 25, 2011, in a one-hour block. Ben comes through a rift into Rex's world, and after fighting each other the two team up against Alpha, a rogue nanite creature.
Quick Facts
- Series
- Ben 10: Ultimate Alien and Generator Rex
- Director
- Chris Graham; Kenji Ono
- Writer
- Man of Action
- Air date
- 25 November 2011
- Length
- 43 minutes (2 parts)
Lore & Background
A rift opens over Manhattan and Ben arrives through it as Humungousaur. Rex takes him for an E.V.O. and tries to cure him while they fight across New York. A metallic creature comes through as well; when Agent Six catches it, it self-destructs and leaves him in a coma. Rex's brother Caesar explains that the creature, Alpha, was his own invention for producing adaptable nanites, which became sentient and which he banished to another dimension. Ben works out that this was the Null Void, where Alpha found a body in a cyborg alien.
Reader's Guide
Alpha goes to the Bug Jar, a quarantined city of E.V.O.s, to absorb their nanites, and wants Rex's Omega Nanite above all. In the battle it copies the Ultimatrix and takes nanite versions of Heatblast, Four Arms and Humungousaur; Ben gains the form Shocksquatch. Alpha seizes the Omega Nanite and becomes the colossal Alpha-Omega. Ben turns into Upgrade and merges with Rex to enhance his machines, and together they weaken Alpha enough for Rex to compress it into a dense sphere. Caesar recovers the Omega Nanite and opens a rift home for Ben, who swallows the sphere as Upchuck and takes it back to the Null Void.
Did You Know?
- It was Cartoon Network's second crossover special, after The Grim Adventures of the KND in 2007.
- The special was written by Man of Action, the creators of both series, and premiered at New York Comic Con 2011.
More in Episodes & Arcs
Elsewhere in Ben 10
Spotted an error? Know more?
Reader corrections go straight into our review queue. Suggest an edit · How this site is sourced