Ep 20. Torbolt the Terrible

Max Steel (2013) season 2 episode 20, "Torbolt the Terrible," begins with Max and Steel seeking out a monster who's been terrorizing Copper Canyon- Torbolt. Torbolt is a cybernetic beast that is causing destruction everywhere he goes, and it's up to Max and his team to stop him. The episode opens with the monster attacking an industrial plant, and Max and Steel quickly intercept.

The duo engages in a battle with Torbolt, but quickly realize they're outmatched. To make things worse, the monster has the ability to heal himself, making it nearly impossible for Max and Steel to cause any significant damage. At this point, things are looking grim for the team.

In the midst of the chaos, Max realizes that they may have a chance if they can find a way to create a static field around Torbolt. Using his analytical abilities, Steel quickly develops a plan, and the team races to put it into action.

While the plan is being put together, Max and Steel continue to battle Torbolt, but things take a turn for the worse when the monster is able to overpower Max. Just as it appears that all hope is lost, Max's father, Jim, and Steel's creator, Forge, arrive to lend a hand.

Together, the group is able to execute their plan and create a static field around Torbolt, effectively neutralizing him. With the monster contained, Max and his team are able to safely transport him to a secure facility where he can be properly contained.

Despite the victory, the episode ends on a somber note. Max's father, Jim, is struggling with a personal issue that has been weighing on him throughout the season. As the team celebrates their success, Jim quietly slips away, leaving Max and Steel to wonder what's next for their struggling family member.

Overall, "Torbolt the Terrible" is a high-energy, action-packed episode that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats. With stunning visuals and exciting fight scenes, it's a must-watch for fans of the show. Furthermore, the episode successfully weaves in elements of character development, adding an emotional depth to the high-stakes action.