In the fictional city of Kittydale, an indoor playground called the Purr'N'Play is where children play, sometimes with the place's resident cats Ginny, Sparks, Buddy, and Bitsy.
She finds a rainbow blanket and excitedly nuzzles it, rolling around for a few seconds before grasping it in her teeth and bringing it through the cat door.
Ginny hurts her left leg while getting Chibi down from a tree where the vet puts a cone on her so that she won't lick her paw.
With Ginny disabled, the other Superkitties are forced to carry on without her and stop Mr. Puppypaws' game of catch with his Brazilian Ball Launcher.
Mr. Puppypaws steals Bitsy's favorite toy Mr. Greenie in an effort to trick the SuperKitties into joining his birthday party, since he has no one else to celebrate with.
Mr. Puppypaws steals all the toys in Kittydale as part of a plan to impress a new poodle in town named Miss Poochytail.
While preparing for the Fun Run, the Superkitties find out that Mr. Puppypaws is using a new invention called Sir Scoops-a-Lot to dig up holes after Quacksley went missing.
As the SuperKitties spend time in their playground, an imposter Sparks is going around stealing food from Chef Marci's treat truck.
More complaints arrive from Peanut and Whiskers upon their stuff getting stolen, the SuperKitties find the imposter Sparks is actually Cat Burglar in disguise to steal some goodies.
After being knocked off the SuperKitty Kit during a pursuit on Cat Burglar who's been stealing things around Kittydale to make his warehouse lair comfortable for his grandma's visit, Sparks becomes nervous of riding it again.
After the SuperKitties stop Lab Rat and Otto from stealing mustard for their pretzel, they take her new Copycat device back to their HQ.
Now the SuperKitties must work to round up the Bitsy copies even when Lab Rat and Otto plan to steal some honey for their pretzel.
She returns to the Cavern, crying to the other SuperKitties about it....until they get a call from the mother robin herself about a weird orange wind that is keeping them from leaving.
The SuperKitties go to the park where they encounter a remote-controlled tornado made by Lab Rat and Otto specifically designed to steal cheese.
Bitsy is enjoying some quality time with the Purr'N'Play visitors until Amara brings in a red-furred dachshund pup which they name Hotdog.
Magda calls in the SuperKitties to save the Kittydale Art Show before Lab Rat can subject them to the Shreddernator which she mostly uses to shred any cheese she has.
As Ginny, Sparks, Buddy, and Bitsy are watching the clouds, they see that a lot of people are making their way to the Pawsome Picnic in the park.
Though the squeaky balls and marshmallows are an accident as Lab Rat was trying to activate the card that would make it rain so that Otto can splash in the puddles.
The SuperKitties then get a call from Sam and Eddie who inform them that Peanut chased his chew toy into the spooky house and never came out.
When the sleigh is stolen by Mr. Puppypaws as part of his plan to make Christmas happen every day, Comet calls the SuperKitties for help.
The SuperKitties have been invited by Renata to hear her children Reggie, Rosie, and Ricky prepare for the Songbird Soiree which will be happening tonight.
She complimented the show's positive messages about bravery, kindness, and friendship, noting that the animal villains always learn from their mistakes.
Evans found that the series maintains an age-appropriate level of adventure, ensuring a safe and engaging experience for young viewers.
[38] Ashley Moulton of Common Sense Media gave SuperKitties a grade of four out of five stars and said that the show models social-emotional skills through its team of superhero cats.
She complimented the series for promoting empathy, teamwork, and kindness while ensuring that the mild adventure never puts characters in real danger.
Moulton found that SuperKitties delivers positive messages about doing the right thing and helping others, with even the villains learning from their mistakes by the end of each episode.
She stated that SuperKitties is an adorable program that effectively teaches young viewers about emotions and communication in a safe and engaging way.
She praised the show's social-emotional focus, highlighting how the superhero cats empathize with the villains' motivations rather than simply defeating them.
LaScala found that the series combines adventure with valuable lessons in kindness and understanding, making it both entertaining and educational.
She stated that creator Paula Rosenthal carefully studied cat behavior for authenticity and noted that parents might also enjoy the show's James Bond-inspired theme song.