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Ben 10 Omniverse | S6 E02

Ben 10: Omniverse Season 6 Episode 2 — "And Then There Were None"

The spectacular, reality-bending multiverse saga continues in Ben 10: Omniverse Season 6 Episode 2, "And Then There Were None" (Part 2). Serving as the direct conclusion to the explosive season opener, this episode delivers high-stakes temporal action as the fate of every living soul in existence drops completely into the hands of an unlikely savior.

Following the catastrophic detonation of Vilgax’s Chronosapien Time Bomb, every single timeline containing an Omnitrix user has been utterly erased. With Prime Ben and all his alternate heroic counterparts completely wiped out, the entire multiverse has dissolved into nothingness—except for one lone, powerless reality containing the watchless Ben Tennyson.

“When all the greatest heroes across a thousand timelines fade into dust, the universe relies on a kid who never had powers to rewrite history.”

Episode Summary

The episode opens in a chillingly empty void where Vilgax stands victorious, having successfully used the time bomb to erase every Ben Tennyson across the multiverse. However, he soon realizes he made a crucial error: because No-Watch Ben never wore an Omnitrix, his timeline was untouched by the weapon. Left behind in the void alongside the villainous Eon, No-Watch Ben must find a way to survive.

Just before Vilgax can eliminate this final loose end, the brilliant Professor Paradox manages to rescue No-Watch Ben, pulling him into the temporal stream. Paradox reveals that since No-Watch Ben is the last surviving variant, he holds the unique power to reverse the cosmic damage. But to do so, he must overcome his own self-doubt and step onto the ultimate battlefield without any training.

In a thrilling climax, No-Watch Ben is temporarily gifted the Prime Omnitrix, using the power of Clockwork to undo the temporal wave. As the good Bens—including Ben Prime, Ben 23, and Gwen 10—are restored to existence, they launch a massive counterattack against Vilgax's evil alliance. No-Watch Ben ultimately returns the watch, proving that true heroism comes from the soul, not the wrist.

Themes & Character Development

  • The True Meaning of a Hero: This episode completes No-Watch Ben's character arc. He goes from a clumsy, insecure teenager to a multi-dimensional savior, proving that bravery is about making the choice to act when others cannot.
  • Temporal Consequences: The story highlights the delicate balance of time and space, demonstrating how a single small divergence can completely alter the fate of multiple worlds.
  • Ultimate Redemption of the Timeline: The restoration of the multiverse celebrates the enduring spirit of cooperation, showing that the collective bond between the good variants is stronger than Vilgax’s tyrannical rule.

Production Details

  • First Aired: October 7, 2014
  • Created By: Man of Action (Duncan Rouleau, Joe Casey, Joe Kelly, and Steven T. Seagle)
  • Written By: Thomas Pugsley
  • Directed By: Dan Riba
  • Produced By: Cartoon Network Studios
  • Art Style: Striking visual contrasts between the bleak, empty white void of erased space and the hyper-kinetic, colorful temporal energy blasts during the multiversal restoration scene.
  • Voice Cast:
    • Yuri Lowenthal as Ben Tennyson / No-Watch Ben / Albedo / Mad Ben
    • David McCallum as Professor Paradox
    • Steve Blum as Vilgax
    • Corey Burton as Brainstorm / Maltruant (cameo)

Fun Facts & Trivia

Did You Know?

  • This episode features one of the largest gatherings of Ben Tennyson variants ever animated, including brief background cameos from various alternate futures throughout the franchise's history.
  • When No-Watch Ben transforms into Clockwork, his color scheme features a subtle aesthetic distinction to match his reality’s regular clothes.
  • Vilgax's ultimate betrayal of Eon in this episode highlights his recurring character flaw: he refuses to share power with anyone, even his closest multi-dimensional allies.
  • The white void left behind by the time bomb is a visual tribute to classic comic book "crisis" events where entire universes are wiped from the pages.
  • The emotional resolution of this two-part arc sets up major plot elements and timeline shifts that ripple through the remaining arcs of the Omniverse series.

Legacy & Impact

As the second half of an iconic two-parter, this episode solidified Ben 10: Omniverse as a masterclass in handling complex sci-fi storytelling for younger audiences. It beautifully tied together nearly a decade of world-building, rewarding the fandom with incredible fan-service while maintaining a deeply emotional, character-driven core narrative.

The legacy of "And Then There Were None" lies in its timeless message. By shifting the spotlight away from the flashy, powerhouse alien transformations and placing it squarely onto a regular kid who simply wanted to do the right thing, the series reminded us all exactly why we fell in love with Ben Tennyson in the first place.

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