Ben 10 (2005) - 33 mistakes in entire show

Revealing: Season 4, episode 5 "Ben 4 Good Buddy": When the Baron drives off from the garage in the Rust Bucket, the VR's interior shifts unnaturally; an obvious glitch in the computer animation.

Continuity: Season 4, episode 10 "Ben 10 vs. The Negative 10, Part 2": As we could see in first season's final episode, "Secrets", Roosevelt's head on Mt. Rushmore was totally destroyed, and in most subsequent episodes - including this one's first part - there is a sizable hole in its place. But after Ben asks whether the plumbers' hologram technology can replicate 'big presidents', and the scene changes to the demolished presidents' heads, the crown of Roosevelt's head suddenly joins the others on the mountainside.

Continuity: Season 4, episode 9 "Ben 10 vs. The Negative 10, Part 1": When Charmcaster waves her good-bye to Gwen just before Animo swoops her up, the coloration of her waving sleeve's decor suddenly changes from violet to purple.

Plot hole: 4-9 "Ben 10 vs. the Negative 10 (Part 1)": Rojo (from first season's "The Alliance") makes her second appearance in the series in a suit of powered armor. However, in "The Alliance" she had been turned into a cyborg by Vilgax' drone and thus looked radically different than she does here. So how can Max say: "How did she get back her alien tech?" when her equipment and weaponry was totally different in their first encounter?

Continuity: Season 4, episode 10 "Ben 10 vs. The Negative 10, Part 2": When the Forever King makes his announcement "Nothing will stop this little home-coming", he stands outside the Mount Rushmore base on bare soil. But in the scene where Max reviews the recording of this speech, all of a sudden we find the Forever King standing on a neatly tiled floor.

Continuity: When the Krakken snatches the Cannery crate from the boat, you can see that the lower horizontal bar from the 'E' is suddenly missing, thus reading 'Cannfry'.

Continuity: When Ben pretends to be sucked into the lake, and Gwen turns around to look after him saying "I'm not falling for it", she's missing her eyebrows for a second or two.

Continuity: When the Marty-alien removes the dumpster as Ben watches him, there is a set of stairs leading down. But later, when Ben (as Wildmutt) and Gwen jump down the shaft, the stairs are gone and there is an iron ladder.

Continuity: The number of rockets Sixsix has on his wrist launcher alternates between three and four, especially during the final combat scenes.

Deliberate "mistake": When Sixsix impacts with the ground due to Greymatter sabotaging his jet pack, the furrow he ploughs into the ground is already present when he skips across the ground.

Continuity: When Rojo attacks the police academy, there is a patrol car right behind her. But when Ben (as XLR8) arrives and slams into her, the car suddenly vanishes.

Plot hole: After Upgrade has successfully removed Rojo's cybernetic parts, the beam rifle she had used in the armoured car heist at the episode's start suddenly appears among them. But when the drone merged with her, she wasn't holding the gun and so it couldn't have been transformed along with her.

Plot hole: When Hex revives in the ambulance, the stone to the right of the glowing Reincarnation Charm is the Luck Charm - which Gwen has at that time. Therefore it should be missing from the necklace, but there it is.

Other: When the Tennysons drive towards the city's power plant, Grandpa Max is using the left side of the highway. Curious, since you drive on the right in the USA - regardless of the looming nuclear accident there was no reason to invite a crash like that.

Deliberate "mistake": When the Tennysons drive towards the city's power plant, Grandpa Max is using the left side of the highway instead of the right. Even with a looming nuclear accident, correct traffic habits do play a role, especially on such a narrow highway. Who knows whether one might drive down the road in a hurry and you approach him on his side of the highway?

Continuity: When the Tennyson's RV passes by Rapid City when it comes under attack by Vilgax, it's the first time the outskirts can be seen. But later, when the gas station explodes, the entire town is suddenly hidden behind a mountain range.

Revealing: It is strange that the news coverage at the beginning of this episode is able to cover the story from all angles in such rapid succession: from the helicopter straight to the ground, then even a close-up of the goon atop the crystal mount Diamondhead traps him on.

Factual error: When Gwen and Grandpa Max use the shell plates from the tick to ward off it's corrosive secretions, their fingers should have been eaten away since they were grabbing the rims of the plates when the acid came raining down.

Continuity: Fourarms Gwen launches four bowling balls with all her arms at the same time, but the balls strike the pin sets one at a time.

Other: Generally, voice actors are listed only by the roles which they actually perform in the respective episodes. Even though Ripjaw's voice, Fred Tatasciore, voices Cannonbolt and others throughout the series, the character of Ripjaws does not appear in "Galactic Enforcers" and thus should not be listed in the credits.