"Like a flash of light, we're going to bring the food fight" and "flex our vegemite" - yes, it's The League of Incredible Vegetables!
The League of Incredible Vegetables is the first multi-superhero themed DVD from Big Idea Entertainment and is out in stores next month.
And to accompany the DVD, Newsboys have put together a foot stomping theme song.
The sight of the Newsboys rocking out on behalf of a kid's cartoon proves none of us are too old for Bob the Tomato or Larry the Cucumber.
The episode is titled "A Lesson in Handling Fear" and sees our favourite veg take on Dr Flurry, a mad scientist determined to freeze all of Bumblyburg in fear.
But these are no ordinary veg, they are superheroes, with Larry the Cucumber as Larry Boy, Bob the Tomato as Thingamabob, Junior Asparagus as Ricoche, Mr Lunt as S-Cape and Petunia Rhubarb as Vogue.
Watch the video to the Newsboys theme song here!
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