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Ray, a 14-year-old who lives with his mom and granddad, has been recruited by the Duel Masters to study Kaijudo: The Way of the Creature. They chose Ray for his natural talent as a creature tamer and duelist. Along with pals Allie and Gabe, Ray learns to work with the magical creatures … in their world. Each duel he fights yields new experience and allies in both worlds. The Veil, which has divided the two worlds for a thousand years, is crumbling. Hope lies with those who can master the art of Kaijudo.

We’re proud to present an exclusive clip from an all new episode of Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters that airs this Saturday at 8 PM EST on The Hub!

In this week’s episode, “Om Nom Nom”, the kids must track and banish a small creature back to its realm. But when the Choten mutates the creature and it starts to duplicate itself, things get complicated. Meanwhile, Gabe has problems controlling his new primary creature, Gargle.

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