Royal relative and Jack-of-all-trades Max has a wild and wacky sleepover with his friends, comic foil and artist Oscar, nerdy sci-fi fan Orin, wimpy video-game addict Joseph, anxiety-ridden follower George and his best friend, the sly Harrison. After being picked up by a carpool drove by Oscars mum, they are drove down to George’s house where his dad, Hans Heywood is introduced. Hans is a comedic mad scientist figure who is determined to defeat Hiro, an award-winning composer turned expansionist bad guy and his dim-witted, mentally disabled assistant Shigesato. After testing his machine on the kids, they gain superpowers and defeat Hiro and Shigesato, who have stolen a mech suit from the Royal Academy of Sciences to destruct and thus take over the city of Templeton.
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