Five years and four seasons later, the has concluded its run. What is left behind is not a disaster, but a fascinating, polarizing evolution of a franchise. Was it a worthy successor or a sacrilegious cash grab? Let’s break down the good, the bad, and the alien goo.

In addition, a new animated movie, Ben 10 vs. the Universe: The Movie, was released in 2020, which serves as a standalone adventure that takes place within the reboot's continuity.

The ended in 2021 to make way for the new Ben 10 live-action movie and future animated projects. Love it or hate it, the Reboot succeeded in its primary goal: It kept Ben Tennyson relevant for a new generation.

The (officially titled Ben 10 for the 2016 series) premiered in 2017. For purists, the cel-shaded, nostalgic look of the Original Series (OS) was sacrosanct. How could a new, softer art style and a younger tone ever capture the gritty adventure of the original?

In 2016, Cartoon Network launched a new Ben 10 series, simply titled Ben 10. This reboot marked a significant departure from previous iterations, introducing a new animation style, new characters, and a new storyline. The series follows Ben, now 10 years old, as he discovers the Omnitrix for the first time and begins his journey as a hero.