Developed by the group "Man of Action" and produced by Cartoon Network Studios, Ben 10 is a well-known American animated television series. The first episode of the series aired on December 27, 2005. The main character of the program is Ben Tennyson, a young child who finds the Omnitrix, a mysterious gadget that gives him the ability to change into different alien animals. Ben uses the Omnitrix to his advantage to fight evil forces, win the day, and learn about the responsibilities that go along with his newfound abilities.
Ben can change into several extraterrestrial creatures, ea with its own special set of powers, thanks to the Omnitrix, which stores DNA samples from a variety of alien species. Ben travels throughout the nation and even to other universes with his grandfather Max and cousin Gwen throughout the series.
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