Ben 10: Omniverse (2012-2014): The Denser and Wackier fourth iteration of the series.

It lasted three seasons for a total of 52 episodes and once again had Dwayne McDuffie as supervising producer. Ben now has a new Omnitrix called the Ultimatrix which allows him to transform into 'Ultimate' versions of his original aliens and his identity as a shape-shifting hero has been revealed to the world.

Ben 10: Ultimate Alien (2010-2012): A direct continuation of the Alien Force series.

It lasted three seasons for a total of 46 episodes, underwent a complete art overhaul, and had Dwayne McDuffie of the Justice League fame as the supervising producer. Ben must once again wear the Omnitrix to combat it, helped along by Gwen and former villain Kevin. Five years have passed since the original show and Ben is now a teenager living a normal life, but that all changes when a new alien threat is discovered.

Ben 10: Alien Force (2008-2010): The Darker and Edgier Time Skip continuation of the series set mostly in Ben's hometown of Bellwood.Alex Soto ( Teen Titans) served as supervising producer. The ONLY installment of this continuity that Man of Action had significant involvement with. Established all the major elements seen throughout the franchise, from the Plumbers to the various alien races, and lasted four seasons for a total of 52 episodes, plus a TV movie.

Ben 10 (2005-2008): The original series, centering on the cross-country road trip mentioned above.

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