
Screenwriter
Jake Farrow
Director
Joe Menendez
Producer
Jace Norman
Jake Farrow
Ron French
Joe Menendez
Christopher J. Nowak
Genre
Release Date
January 17, 2025
Henry Danger Movie (Film 2025) Cost & Crew
- Sean Ryan Fox as Jasper Dunlop
- Ella Anderson as Jace Norman as Henry Hart
- Piper Hart
- Michael D. Cohen as Schwoz Schwartz
- Frankie Grande
- Glee Dango as Missy Martin / Superfan
- Andre Tricoteux as Coach Cregg
- Cooper Barnes as Ray Manchester / Captain Man
- Eric Mazimpaka as Blackout
- Rachael Drance as Detective Jones
- Breeze Dango as Gemma Martin
Henry Danger Movie (Film 2025) Summary & outline & Storyline
A device known as the Reality Altering Device (R.A.D.) is successfully manufactured in Swellview by scientists at Evil Science Corp. A Kid Danger toy is placed in a neighboring window, but the guards overlook it while transporting it to a safe vault. Shortly after the R.A.D. is secured, it is stolen by an infiltrator posing as Kid Danger, Missy Martin, a die-hard fan of Kid Danger. Missy escapes with the R.A.D. after deftly avoiding and incapacitating multiple guards who are pursuing her. She returns home, decked out in superhero memorabilia, and is ready to utilize the R.A.D. to revive Kid Danger. She didn’t realize that the real Kid Danger, Henry Hart, had feigned his death and relocated to Dystopia to combat crime with Jasper Dunlop, who had developed special abilities, including speaking Spanish and fighting while he slept.
In Dystopia, Jasper tries to flirt with Detective Jones before being interrupted by Piper Hart and Schwoz Schwartz, although he tells him that Henry will arrive shortly. Following Charlotte Page’s departure from Harvard, they are here to support Henry. Jasper, embarrassed by their efforts to assist his romantic chances, alerts them to the impending attack by the villain Blackout, who wants to destroy Dystopia’s nuclear core by stealing plutonium from a truck. Henry leaves a public event to step in when darkness descends over the city. While Jasper battles Blackout in an alley with his techno band, Schwoz breaks into surveillance to find the truck. To the pleasure of his supporters, Henry enters the battle, fending off Blackout’s blows and ultimately overcoming him in a public demonstration. But their friendship collapses after a furious debate over fame and recognition with Jasper.

When Henry returns to his building, he finds that Blackout has angrily vandalized his posters. Missy turns on the R.A.D. at the same time, making her fanfiction, The Adventures of Kid Danger & Superfan, come to life. Henry finds himself wearing an enhanced Kid Danger outfit as she takes him into her room. Henry, overwhelmed, wonders what Missy is up to. She admits that after a horrific mugging, she wants to bring him back to battle the growing crime in Newtown. However, Missy is both horrified and delighted when Henry confesses that he had staged his death to start over in Dystopia. Henry refuses to cooperate as a vigilante despite Missy’s entreaties, insisting on going back to Dystopia.
A fictional antagonist from Missy’s stories, Coach Cregg, shows up and assaults a woman while they are debating. When Henry realizes that Missy’s fanfiction has changed his skills, he grudgingly steps in but is overcome. Missy uses the R.A.D. to save him, but when Vampiper, another of Missy’s inventions, shows up determined to take the gadget, their problems get worse. Following a near escape, Henry and Missy find themselves in a different reality—this time a nightclub with an 80s theme—where they run across other incarnations of Piper, Frankini, and Jasper (who is Captain Stache). When Henry learns that the R.A.D. has put them in “story mode,” they must navigate Missy’s fictional worlds to get out.

A survivalist Jasper version that Henry and Missy come across in an apocalyptic scenario aids them in thwarting Canadian Mounties. Henry’s admiration for his friendship with Jasper in real life is further enhanced when they work together to beat the intruders using cunning strategies. The group then turns to Post-Apocalyptic Schwoz for assistance, explaining that to return to their reality, they require the crystal that Vampiper currently possesses. Even though she initially holds herself responsible for the mayhem, Missy is inspired to keep fighting by Henry’s support. The crew is resolute and ready to take on Vampiper in Newtown.
Gemma, Missy’s sister, has been taken hostage by Vampiper back in Newtown. Henry and Missy embark on a bold rescue attempt despite obstacles, such as Coach Cregg’s whistle rendering the team immobile. As Henry fights Vampiper inside the house, Missy valiantly gives her life to protect the crystal and exhorts Henry to finish their objective. Post-Apocalyptic Schwoz is ready to restore reality as Henry passes the crystal to him, despite Vampiper calling in reinforcements like Fangkini.

In the last encounter, Vampiper and her goons are opposed by Henry, Jasper, and Schwoz. The chaos is reversed, and order is restored when Post-Apocalyptic Schwoz successfully inserts the crystal into the R.A.D. despite overwhelming odds. Henry and Missy make up as Henry recognizes her courage and development. Henry returns to Dystopia with a fresh respect for his friends as the world falls back into place. At the same time, Missy, motivated by her brief collaboration with Kid Danger, promises to keep changing Newtown.
Henry hears that Blackout is attacking once more while he is making amends with Jasper. He and Jasper can overcome Blackout, and he lets Jasper claim the victory in exchange for a date with Detective Jones. The following day, Henry goes to Newtown with Jasper and Schwoz after attending a gig with Schwoz and Piper. They are driving away two punks who were causing Missy trouble. She accepts Henry’s invitation to be his sidekick as they make their way to their new headquarters.

When Henry and Missy get to the crime scene later, they discover Captain Man defeating some drones. He tells Henry he needs his assistance. The alternate Frankini can be seen performing in the nightclub with an 80s theme during the credits.
Henry Danger Movie (Film 2025) Production
The Nickelodeon television series Henry Danger (2014–2020) inspired the 2025 American superhero comedy film Henry Danger: The Movie. Jake Farrow and Christopher J. Nowak, regular series writers, wrote the screenplay, which Joe Menendez directed. Along with other returning cast members, Sean Ryan Fox, Ella Anderson, Michael D. Cohen, and Frankie Grande, Jace Norman returned to his role as Henry Hart. Cooper Barnes made a special cameo, while Glee Dango and Andre Tricoteux joined the cast.
On January 17, 2025, Henry Danger: The Movie debuted concurrently on Nickelodeon and Paramount.
The president of Viacom’s Nickelodeon division revealed in May 2017 that a movie based on Henry Danger was in the works. Jace Norman’s return to Nickelodeon was announced in January 2022, along with a significant deal to produce and star in original programming for all ViacomCBS platforms. Norman agreed to play Henry Hart (Kid Danger) again in a Henry Danger film as part of the agreement.

Henry Danger Movie (Film 2025) Production
Gift IJ
This movie was surprisingly good. Since Nick’s hot mess in The Thundermans (I still can’t get that god horrible CGI out of my brain), I had low expectations, but it’s obvious that this is a completely distinct project of higher quality. Although there wasn’t much complexity to the plot, it was quite adequate. The film moved at a steady pace and was written so well that you hardly noticed that important characters like Charlotte and Ray were missing. The costumes were excellent, and the set received a lot of attention. Overall, they treated their audience as though they had more than two brain cells, which is not Nickelodeon’s reputation, especially considering that their audience grew older than their programs did. When the makers make an effort, it’s lovely.
Sincerely, I have no problem with the second part. Ray wasn’t necessary for this scenario because Henry, who is still figuring himself out as an adult, required the attention. I get intrigued about a gritty, gloomy Henry Danger for some reason.
Oladimeji Abubakar
First of all, compared to The Thundermans, which seemed to be geared towards a younger audience despite its older fan base, Henry Danger: The Movie feels like it matured alongside its viewers. It strikes a balance between nostalgia and new, engaging content, making it enjoyable for both new and long-time viewers. The CGI is impressive, and I love how the story sort of leans on how Henry was made to learn what it was like “being Jasper” – the Unappreciated Sidekick, test and renew their friendship—it’s fantastic. The actors are all outstanding. Although I didn’t particularly enjoy his “superpower,” I thought Piper was a great vampire. I admired Jasper’s maturity, and I would have loved to see Charlotte in this. To be honest, I didn’t think Captain Man would show up, but his arrival at the conclusion hints at a sequel. Indeed.
Laurie Ramsey
My children and I couldn’t wait to see this film! I thought it was fantastic that the majority of the cast returned and that Jasper was given more depth. I would have liked to see more of the film set in a dystopian setting; it felt like a big-budget film with a superhero vibe. The Henry Danger performance didn’t seem to be tied to the side stories. The scene where Captain Man emerges from the smoke is the highlight. When my kids saw Cooper Barnes, they were ecstatic. Seeing Captain Man at the conclusion gives us optimism that there will be a sequel, but my son, who has watched the show for years, was upset that Charlotte and Captain Man weren’t in it. We fervently hope that a follow-up film will focus on the original cast and duet and recreate that atmosphere using authentic film effects. And Charlotte, perhaps! In general, more Henry Danger films are needed!
ToughPiggy
I watched Henry Danger when I was younger, and this isn’t too terrible for a 19-year-old. Like the show, the film is funny overall and follows the plot. Compared to The Thundermans, the CGI was superior. In particular, Nickelodeon. (Really, what the Thundermans were doing?) I believe that four stars is a good rating overall.