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Prepare to anchor!
Hurry, you lame mutts!
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Captain on deck!
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Hello there! Dragon!
Come down and show yourself!
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What do you want?
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Where’s Ms. Grindtooth?
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The Captain of the Wild 13
demands her presence.
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Ms. Grindtooth has been
vanquishhhed.
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Who dared to do that?
- Two engine drivers.
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They sneaked into Dragon City
like thieves.
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Two engine drivers...
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One day, our paths will cross.
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Then you will curse the day
that you were born.
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For we are the Wild 13!
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Jim Button and the Wild 13
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In Morrowland,
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our island with the two mountains,
two houses,
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one train station and the castle,
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the weather was usually fine.
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But of course
there were also rainy days.
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But that doesn’t mean
it was a gloomy rain,
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like we have sometimes.
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No, nothing of the sort!
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In Morrowland, even the bad weather
wasn’t really bad,
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it was happy and giddy.
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It was like a symphony of raindrops.
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The raindrops splished and splashed
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and pitter-pattered merrily
on the windowsills,
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the rain gutters gurgled
and chattered,
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and water gushed into
the puddles
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as if an excited crowd
were clapping their hands.
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And on exactly such a rainy day,
our story begins this time.
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You like that, right?
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Look, Jim.
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The bridge to New-Morrowland,
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made of iron, stable enough
to carry Molly and Emma.
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Luke? Molly’s up for a real adventure,
don’t you think?
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You can’t just go looking
for an adventure.
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It has to find you, see?
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We’ll have adventure again soon.
Just you wait.
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It’s getting unpleasant out here.
You go on ahead while I clean up!
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Okay.
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What nasty weather.
The fog is getting thicker.
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So, can I get a
nice cup of hot tea
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with a big shot of rum in it?
- Sure, Luke.
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Who wants a piece of fresh cake?
-Me!
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Two ships. I win!
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That’s what you think!
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Four ships and one pirate!
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Are you letting me win on purpose?
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I wish. But you keep winning,
no matter what Ido.
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It’s easier to fight
a city full of dragons.
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Speaking of that, Your Highness...
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Luke! You are not to call me that.
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Li Si. I wanted to ask: How’s
that dragon, Ms. Grindtooth, doing?
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She’s still sound asleep.
Her transformation is nearly complete.
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From head to tail,
she gleams like pure gold.
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I can’t believe
she was once an evil dragon.
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Papa has
her guarded night and day.
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He has ordered to be notified at once
when she awakens.
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Then she will be a Golden Dragon
of Wisdom who can answer any question.
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Do you know what you want
to ask her, Jim?
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Maybe it’s OK we don’t know the
answer to all the world’s questions.
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Help! Help!
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Good gracious! What’s happened?
- Join us, Mr. Sleeve.
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Help!
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Holy grease guns...
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Help me.
- Not again!
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Here! Take my hand.
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Oh, Your Majesty!
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Heavens to Betsy!
Ms. Whaat,
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take care of the poor tea
and fix him a hot cup of mailman.
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All packages, save the Morrowlanders!
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Yes Sir, Your Majesty.
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Careful, my dear sir...
- Excuse me... allow me please...
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Careful!
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Oh dear, how clumsy of you.
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Come here!
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Mr. Sleeve, just leave it be.
- Luke!
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Good. Give it to me.
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Quick!
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Hold on...
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Mr. Sleeve,
why don’t you wait back at home?
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As you perhaps know, my dearest,
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I’m an unusually well-educated man
and have knowledge at my fingertips
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that may be of great use
in such a situation...
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In a situation such as this one,
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you’re just going to get your
beautiful new suit dirty.
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Yes, yes. She’s right.
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At ease, my friend.
- Very well, Your Majesty.
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Yes, this way!
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Let me help you!
- No, no, don’t be afraid.
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This way, let’s go get warm.
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Jim, you have them all?
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Yes, in times past...
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Once upon a time, I used to teach Jim
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but the boy doesn’t need me anymore.
Nobody needs me anymore.
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I go for walks, and get governed.
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I’m worthless.
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Poor Mr. Sleeve.
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We have to find
something for him to do.
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The question is, what?
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I don’t know how to thank you enough.
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That’s the third accident now.
- But this time was especially bad.
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The fog was so thick, I could barely
see my hand in front of my eyes.
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And then I struck New-Morrowland...
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Uh-huh...
- Before I forget: the mail.
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Your Majesty, a package
from Your Honorable Mommy.
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Thanks.
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Luke, here, this is for you.
- Thank you.
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Your Highness: a letter
from your father, the Emperor.
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Umm... Isthere maybe
a letter for me, too?
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I’m afraid not, Jim.
Not this time.
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And nothing the last time either,
and the time before that,
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and before that...
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and before that...
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I’m going to bed then.
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Good night.
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Night, Jim.
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Good night.
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Are you okay?
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Oh, Luke.
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You think I don’t know what Jim will
ask the Golden Dragon once it’s awake?
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What?
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Where he’s from.
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Who his parents are. His family.
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That’s on his mind
day and night.
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Should I have taken better care of you?
- You take great care of him!
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You think of nothing but Jim
from morning to night.
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Maybe that’s not enough.
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Jim is a good sport.
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We shouldn’t worry too much about him.
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What if he finds what he’s looking for,
and doesn’t like the answer?
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What if something happens to him?
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You know the dangers out there.
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Danger can be like a mock giant.
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Afar, it looks big and awful. But
the closer you are, the smaller it is.
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Good night, Luke.
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Good night, Ms. Whaat.
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Come in!
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Morning, sleepyhead.
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We planned an outing with Molly.
- I’ll be right there.
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So you did get mail?
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It’s from the box the Wild 13 used
to send me to Morrowland.
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The Wild 13...
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Papa’s chased them across all the seas,
but they’ve always escaped.
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Not having parents
feels strange, doesn’t it?
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But you have parents.
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My mother died
when I was still very small.
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I’m so sorry.
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At home, we have pictures of her.
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If I had one wish, just one,
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I would wish to meet her just once.
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Of my family,
there aren’t even pictures.
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Sometimes I wonder if
they ever even existed.
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I just want to know
where I’m from, Li Si.
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Who I am.
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Here on Morrowland
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I won’t find out anything,
that’s for sure.
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My dear servants, umm, subjects.
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The incident with the mail boat
has quite plainly rubbed my eyes in it,
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is plain as the nose on my, umm,
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that things cannot continue this way.
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The U.S. of M. and N.M. are in danger.
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The what? - The United States
of Morrowland and NewMorrowland.
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And why is that, Your Majesty?
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The piles occurring, I mean,
the occurrences piling up.
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Since we’ve started diplomatic
relations with my friend Pung Ging,
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the Emperor of Mandala,
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ship traffic has increased
a great deal here.
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What if his Ship of State...
and our coast... went WHAM?
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Unthinkable!
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That’s why I’ve decided
that something must be done.
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We need a lighthouse.
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An excellent idea.
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But where would we
put such a lighthouse?
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We’re seaming from the bursts.
- Majesty, we could ask Mr. Tur Tur!
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He doesn’t need very much space,
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but from far away
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he’s bigger than all lighthouses
stacked atop one another.
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We just have to give him a lamp.
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Come, Luke! Let’s sail over
with Emma and Molly again!
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That’s much too dangerous!
Mr. Tur Tur lives far, far away
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in the Mirror Desert.
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We’ll be fine... right, Luke?
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This is a matter of the utmost urgency.
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How soon can you set sail?
- Tomorrow morning,
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Your Majesty!
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If my young colleague says so.
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I hereby decree that Mr. Tur Tur
be brought to Morrowland,
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and declare
the governmental crisis as over.
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Looks like your wish has come true.
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Here we go again, right?
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My dear loyal royal subjects, I am...
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exceptionally moved.
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I would like
to emphatically concur!
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The U.S. of M. and N.M.
are very proud of you.
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Come with us...
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An Imperial ship
is picking me up tomorrow.
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Papa wants me home.
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Do you always do
what Papa wants?
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You’re just glad you don’t have to go
to the Great Ball.
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Jim?
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Watch out for yourself.
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Enough worry talk already,
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We engine drivers have been through
a lot worse, right, Jim?
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Come on, old buddy.
It’s time to go.
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Are we on course?
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Aye-aye, Captain!
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Molly, are you okay?
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Hello, up there!
Did you whistle for me?
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You’re land dwellers!
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Hello there, little lady.
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Luke,
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that is...
- A mermaid.
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Merpeople view everything wetly,
but they’re very nice people.
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What odd manner of ship are these?
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Emma and Molly are locomotives.
They sail with fire and steam.
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My name’s Sursulapichi!
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Excuse me, dear friends,
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but if you know about steam, then
maybe you know about machines,
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electricity, magnets and such things?
- Of course.
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Please, follow me
to the Big Guru moosh Magnet Rock.
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My great-great-great-great-greatgrandfather,
the first Sea King,
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had it built long ago.
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It worked for millennia,
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but now, all is dark!
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What exactly is the problem?
- The aquatic light has gone out.
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Well, we can have a look.
But we don’t have a lot of time to lose.
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Yes.
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What’s that, then?
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My beloved Ushurishoom.
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Perhaps you know him?
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I’m afraid not.
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He’s such a charming schicknick!
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And he’s still so young!
Hardly ten thousand years old.
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But he’s so smart.
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Where is he now then?
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It’s a sad story.
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My daddy is terribly
old-fashioned, you see.
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He forbids our marriage until
we find the Eternal Crystal.
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The Eternal Crystal?
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A very unique glass
that never breaks!
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How it’s made is a big secret.
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We’ve been looking for it
for four hundred years now.
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You’ll find it one day for sure.
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You don’t get it!
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To make Eternal Crystal,
we need the aid of a fire creature.
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Millennia ago, they were our friends.
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But now they’re our mortal enemies.
251
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It’s hopeless.
252
00:19:22.787 --> 00:19:24.368
The Gurumoosh Magnet Rock...
253
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Come on, my girl,
don’t let me down now.
254
00:19:46.185 --> 00:19:48.722
The entrance to the lighting system
is up there.
255
00:19:50.981 --> 00:19:52.846
Please be careful, my friends!
256
00:20:06.205 --> 00:20:07.695
So, let’s go take a look...
257
00:20:23.389 --> 00:20:25.254
Luke! There’s the entrance.
258
00:21:03.262 --> 00:21:05.924
We must be far below sea level now.
259
00:21:06.474 --> 00:21:08.135
Close to the earth’s core.
260
00:21:08.934 --> 00:21:12.802
Is that why it’s so hot?
- The deeper, the hotter,
261
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because the earth’s core is hot.
262
00:21:16.984 --> 00:21:18.224
Is it much further?
263
00:21:19.320 --> 00:21:20.901
The shaft ends here.
264
00:21:49.767 --> 00:21:53.134
Looks like someone removed
something here.
265
00:21:53.604 --> 00:21:55.310
There’s some writing here...
266
00:21:58.567 --> 00:22:01.104
“This is the secret truth
267
00:22:02.279 --> 00:22:04.645
of the first Sea King Gurumoosh...
268
00:22:05.199 --> 00:22:07.440
Whosoever understands it is smart.
269
00:22:08.744 --> 00:22:11.907
Whosoever applies it is powerful.”
270
00:22:22.007 --> 00:22:24.999
“The mighty power of night and day
271
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slumbers hidden here and there.
272
00:22:28.556 --> 00:22:32.094
When they’re separate they sleep on.
273
00:22:34.311 --> 00:22:37.053
When they’re connected —
the might awakens.”
274
00:22:38.482 --> 00:22:41.269
If we connect the two ends...
- ... the might awakens.
275
00:22:41.652 --> 00:22:43.142
Yes.
276
00:22:43.654 --> 00:22:46.145
We have to find the missing piece.
277
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Luke!
278
00:23:22.109 --> 00:23:23.394
Good work, Jim.
279
00:24:07.863 --> 00:24:09.774
Don’t worry, it won’t hurt us.
280
00:24:10.240 --> 00:24:12.276
It’s not caused by electricity,
281
00:24:12.618 --> 00:24:14.904
but by enormous magnetic forces.
282
00:24:16.914 --> 00:24:19.872
The secret power
of King Gurumoosh.
283
00:24:55.494 --> 00:24:58.110
Luke... look at all that!
284
00:25:05.713 --> 00:25:08.045
Not bad for two Morrowlanders, or?
285
00:25:24.189 --> 00:25:25.304
All those ships...
286
00:25:26.108 --> 00:25:28.941
The magnet pulled the nails
from their hulls.
287
00:25:29.528 --> 00:25:30.813
They didn’t have a chance.
288
00:25:57.514 --> 00:25:59.254
What’re you doing up there, Molly?
289
00:25:59.600 --> 00:26:02.012
Holy train tracks!
Must be the magnet....
290
00:26:02.352 --> 00:26:04.183
I’ve never seen anything like this.
291
00:26:05.022 --> 00:26:07.513
You did it! You did it!
292
00:26:08.358 --> 00:26:09.518
Thank you.
293
00:26:09.985 --> 00:26:12.021
Isn’t the aquatic light beautiful?
294
00:26:14.114 --> 00:26:15.570
I have to tell the others!
295
00:26:15.908 --> 00:26:17.068
Wait!
296
00:26:17.409 --> 00:26:20.116
S ursula p i ch i.
We can’t get away from here.
297
00:26:20.621 --> 00:26:23.203
The magnet pulls on our locomotives.
298
00:26:24.041 --> 00:26:27.408
Oh, heavens to the deep blue sea!
So what should we do?
299
00:26:27.961 --> 00:26:29.872
We have to turn
the light off again.
300
00:26:31.131 --> 00:26:32.371
But...
301
00:26:32.716 --> 00:26:35.549
Maybe someone can turn it on
when we’re far enough away.
302
00:26:35.886 --> 00:26:39.049
But they can never leave,
and must turn it off as needed.
303
00:26:39.389 --> 00:26:42.222
And be able to take the heat down there.
304
00:26:43.018 --> 00:26:45.384
My Ushurishoom. He has his shell.
305
00:26:45.854 --> 00:26:47.344
He doesn’t mind heat.
306
00:26:47.689 --> 00:26:50.601
But for you it’s life threatening.
307
00:26:51.443 --> 00:26:53.559
You two could never
be together again.
308
00:26:53.904 --> 00:26:57.692
Maybe I can see my darling from a
distance, as he stands guard.
309
00:26:58.242 --> 00:27:00.324
Don’t you worry, my dear friends.
310
00:27:02.037 --> 00:27:03.743
But... Sursulapichi! Wait.
311
00:27:04.498 --> 00:27:07.615
We’ll find someone else.
Definitely!
312
00:27:08.710 --> 00:27:09.916
I’m sure.
313
00:27:10.462 --> 00:27:12.168
Your ocean will glow again soon.
314
00:27:14.133 --> 00:27:16.044
Thanks for everything, friends.
315
00:27:16.844 --> 00:27:18.129
Farewell.
316
00:27:23.016 --> 00:27:24.927
Come on, Jim. Let’s go turn it off.
317
00:27:25.269 --> 00:27:26.975
Take some candles along!
318
00:27:38.657 --> 00:27:40.067
Molly!
319
00:27:42.661 --> 00:27:43.776
Everything okay?
320
00:27:48.125 --> 00:27:50.491
Molly.., are you okay?
321
00:27:51.211 --> 00:27:53.497
We should leave before it gets dark.
322
00:28:25.746 --> 00:28:26.781
Jiiimmm!
323
00:28:34.588 --> 00:28:35.828
Luke!
324
00:28:36.381 --> 00:28:38.747
You hurt yourself?
- Blow me down, lad.
325
00:28:39.301 --> 00:28:41.257
How did you do that?
326
00:28:44.181 --> 00:28:47.469
These two rocks, I found them on
opposite sides of the rock peaks.
327
00:28:48.018 --> 00:28:51.886
Just now I connected them
with the hammer, by accident.
328
00:28:52.481 --> 00:28:55.223
Luke, did you see that power?
329
00:28:55.817 --> 00:28:58.229
It pulled Emma as if she were nothing!
330
00:29:00.697 --> 00:29:02.358
As if she were nothing...
331
00:29:03.825 --> 00:29:05.156
Of course!
332
00:29:05.994 --> 00:29:07.530
You could...
333
00:29:17.673 --> 00:29:19.129
Yes, little lady.
334
00:29:19.841 --> 00:29:21.297
Wait and see.
335
00:30:00.090 --> 00:30:02.046
You’re going to like this, little lady.
336
00:30:10.726 --> 00:30:13.058
Jim. Wake up!
337
00:30:14.896 --> 00:30:16.386
Wake up!
338
00:30:32.581 --> 00:30:34.537
What did you do to Emma?
339
00:30:36.084 --> 00:30:37.790
A perpetual motion machine.
340
00:30:40.047 --> 00:30:42.789
An invention you led me to, Jim.
341
00:30:45.302 --> 00:30:47.258
And what can a perpetual machine do?
342
00:30:47.679 --> 00:30:50.045
Provide us with unlimited energy.
343
00:30:50.974 --> 00:30:52.635
If it works,
Emma won’t need coal,
344
00:30:52.976 --> 00:30:55.843
she’ll be able to take us
to any place in the world.
345
00:31:00.192 --> 00:31:03.025
We, urn, just have one problem.
346
00:31:04.112 --> 00:31:06.194
I had to unrig Molly’s basket
so it works.
347
00:31:08.992 --> 00:31:10.607
Unrig?
348
00:31:11.620 --> 00:31:13.156
But how do we take Molly, then?
349
00:31:14.956 --> 00:31:17.823
We don’t.
We have to leave her here.
350
00:31:20.253 --> 00:31:22.494
You saw how strong the magnet is.
351
00:31:22.881 --> 00:31:24.371
We can’t run the risk.
352
00:31:25.592 --> 00:31:28.083
It would be too dangerous for Molly.
353
00:31:33.141 --> 00:31:34.426
I’m sorry.
354
00:31:48.198 --> 00:31:50.814
No, Molly. I don’t get it either.
355
00:31:52.160 --> 00:31:54.025
It won’t be for long.
356
00:31:54.621 --> 00:31:56.452
We’ll be back soon.
357
00:31:57.082 --> 00:31:59.164
Don’t be scared.
358
00:32:22.816 --> 00:32:26.400
Dear Stranger, if you find Molly,
please leave her here.
359
00:32:26.736 --> 00:32:30.024
We’ll be back to pick her up soon.
Jim and Luke
360
00:32:41.168 --> 00:32:42.749
Don’t be sad about Molly.
361
00:32:43.253 --> 00:32:46.791
If this thing works, we’ll be back
before you can say “Morrowland”.
362
00:32:48.675 --> 00:32:50.415
Ready?
363
00:32:55.265 --> 00:32:56.675
Hang on tight.
364
00:33:00.061 --> 00:33:01.597
“Moorrooowlaaa. . .
365
00:33:15.118 --> 00:33:17.029
Wait! It gets even better.
366
00:33:58.745 --> 00:34:00.155
Jim!
367
00:34:25.689 --> 00:34:26.849
Next stop:
368
00:34:27.315 --> 00:34:29.180
Mr. Tur Tur’s oasis.
369
00:34:53.717 --> 00:34:55.503
The Wild 13... Luke...
370
00:34:56.136 --> 00:34:58.092
Jim! Let go!
371
00:35:03.977 --> 00:35:05.763
Hold on!
372
00:35:18.825 --> 00:35:20.816
Boy oh boy, that was close.
373
00:35:22.871 --> 00:35:24.281
The Wild 13!
374
00:35:24.706 --> 00:35:27.288
The kids we freed from Dragon City,
375
00:35:28.793 --> 00:35:31.876
they told me
about a ship with scarlet sails...
376
00:35:32.213 --> 00:35:34.670
But you saw it too, right? Luke!
377
00:35:35.300 --> 00:35:37.757
It’s the middle of the desert.
It was a mirage.
378
00:35:38.094 --> 00:35:39.755
An optical illusion.
379
00:35:40.180 --> 00:35:41.716
We’ve seen them before,
380
00:35:42.223 --> 00:35:43.383
remember?
381
00:36:02.285 --> 00:36:04.071
Everything okay, little lady?
382
00:36:08.458 --> 00:36:10.039
Sorry about that, Emma.
383
00:36:17.884 --> 00:36:19.374
There’s Mr. Tur Tur!
384
00:36:21.096 --> 00:36:24.588
Oh, what did I do to you, to make you
take my house and my water,
385
00:36:24.933 --> 00:36:26.469
you cruel beast...
386
00:36:28.395 --> 00:36:30.135
No, no, no, no...
387
00:36:33.566 --> 00:36:36.023
Poor guy. What’s his problem?
388
00:36:39.030 --> 00:36:41.567
Mr. Tur Tur!
- Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear!
389
00:36:41.908 --> 00:36:44.024
Why are you following me, you monster?
390
00:36:44.369 --> 00:36:45.825
Do you want to eat me?
391
00:36:46.162 --> 00:36:48.699
If we don’t get breakfast,
I can’t promise not to.
392
00:36:49.040 --> 00:36:51.702
It’s us!
Your friends, Jim Button and Luke!
393
00:36:52.043 --> 00:36:54.125
That’s impossible.
394
00:36:54.754 --> 00:36:57.837
The Valley of Twilight caved in.
No one can cross anymore.
395
00:36:58.174 --> 00:37:00.085
You’re just a mirage!
396
00:37:00.552 --> 00:37:02.213
Geez!
397
00:37:04.931 --> 00:37:06.421
It’s really you!
398
00:37:07.100 --> 00:37:10.342
My friends, Jim and Luke!
399
00:37:12.480 --> 00:37:14.311
You didn’t forget about me.
400
00:37:14.816 --> 00:37:16.022
Of course not.
401
00:37:17.026 --> 00:37:19.688
What’s going on, Mr. Tur Tur?
402
00:37:20.029 --> 00:37:22.645
A monster has occupied my house.
403
00:37:23.241 --> 00:37:24.697
A wild beast
404
00:37:25.034 --> 00:37:28.367
with a huge mouth
that breathes smoke and fire!
405
00:37:28.872 --> 00:37:30.453
A fire-breathing monster?
406
00:37:32.459 --> 00:37:35.246
Sounds like a dragon.
- Yes, exactly, a dragon!
407
00:37:35.587 --> 00:37:37.327
A terrible, fire-breathing dragon!
408
00:37:39.507 --> 00:37:42.670
We know how to deal
with those beasties. Right, Jim?
409
00:37:57.567 --> 00:37:59.523
Jim! Jim!
410
00:38:28.807 --> 00:38:30.422
Oh, what would I give
411
00:38:30.767 --> 00:38:34.100
for a nice tidbit
of terribly smelly lava.
412
00:38:35.980 --> 00:38:38.972
Nepomuk?
- Spare me!
413
00:38:39.317 --> 00:38:40.932
You horrible giant!
414
00:38:43.071 --> 00:38:46.404
Nepomuk.
- I’m a poor worm, I’m a poor worm...
415
00:38:47.283 --> 00:38:49.569
How come you know my name?
- IVs me! Jim!
416
00:38:49.953 --> 00:38:53.866
Ha! IVs a giant trick.
But you’ll never find me!
417
00:38:54.332 --> 00:38:57.244
Half-dragons are
masters of disguise.
418
00:38:58.753 --> 00:39:01.210
Nepomuk, I can still see you!
419
00:39:01.756 --> 00:39:02.791
Huh?
420
00:39:03.716 --> 00:39:06.708
Luke!
- Jim! It’s really you!
421
00:39:07.303 --> 00:39:09.669
Come on, let’s go!
There’s a giant out there
422
00:39:10.014 --> 00:39:11.675
we have to pummel to pulp.
423
00:39:12.016 --> 00:39:15.099
Nepomuk? Now that’s a surprise.
424
00:39:15.436 --> 00:39:16.425
That’s him!
425
00:39:18.231 --> 00:39:19.471
Nepomuk,
426
00:39:20.191 --> 00:39:21.306
he’s a mock giant.
427
00:39:21.818 --> 00:39:24.025
In reality, he is not so big.
428
00:39:24.529 --> 00:39:28.818
He’s as scared of you as you of him.
- He’s scared... of me!?
429
00:39:29.325 --> 00:39:31.065
A huge, terrible giant?
430
00:39:31.411 --> 00:39:33.697
He must think
you’re a real dragon.
431
00:39:34.038 --> 00:39:35.027
Really?
432
00:39:36.624 --> 00:39:41.209
Do you think you could maybe be
scared of me some more? Just a tiny bit?
433
00:39:41.629 --> 00:39:44.120
Because no one’s been
scared of me yet,
434
00:39:44.507 --> 00:39:47.169
and that’s pretty terrible
for a dragon.
435
00:39:47.510 --> 00:39:49.216
Oh, enough with the scaring.
436
00:39:49.554 --> 00:39:52.921
If you stay scared of each other,
you’ll never be able to be friends.
437
00:39:53.266 --> 00:39:55.131
Friends?
- Yeah, friends.
438
00:39:55.476 --> 00:39:56.761
You have a lot in common.
439
00:39:57.937 --> 00:39:59.723
Is that so?
- Of course.
440
00:40:00.690 --> 00:40:03.147
You’re a dragon,
who isn’t a proper dragon.
441
00:40:03.776 --> 00:40:06.392
And you’re a giant,
who isn’t a proper giant.
442
00:40:06.988 --> 00:40:09.149
You both are...
443
00:40:09.908 --> 00:40:11.648
unique.
444
00:40:11.993 --> 00:40:15.611
When you’re unique,
you’re usually also lonely, too.
445
00:40:15.955 --> 00:40:16.944
Oh, yeah.
446
00:40:17.874 --> 00:40:20.866
Please excuse me if I scared you.
447
00:40:21.377 --> 00:40:23.993
I’m inconsolable.
- Oh, don’t worry about it.
448
00:40:24.339 --> 00:40:27.672
Your oasis is wonderfully hot and dry,
I must say.
449
00:40:28.009 --> 00:40:31.797
Oh, thank you! But the
sand can be a bit much, you know.
450
00:40:32.138 --> 00:40:35.130
You’re telling me!
Can you hear my teeth grating?
451
00:40:35.475 --> 00:40:37.511
Personally, I prefer nice fresh lava.
452
00:40:37.852 --> 00:40:41.265
It’s tasty and healthy!
I’d be glad to share a few recipes.
453
00:40:41.648 --> 00:40:44.105
Oh, yes, that would really interest me.
454
00:40:53.242 --> 00:40:55.449
There’s nothing better in the desert,
455
00:40:55.787 --> 00:40:57.778
than fig coffee with coconut milk,
456
00:40:58.122 --> 00:41:00.909
date cookies, pineapple rings
and nut butter.
457
00:41:01.250 --> 00:41:03.866
And for you, my friend,
something very special!
458
00:41:04.212 --> 00:41:07.830
Roasted desert sand!
- Oh, thank you.
459
00:41:12.136 --> 00:41:13.546
Delicious.
460
00:41:14.722 --> 00:41:17.680
You should make this
for our friends in Morrowland.
461
00:41:18.142 --> 00:41:19.848
Ms. Whaat would be thrilled.
462
00:41:20.728 --> 00:41:21.717
Morrowland?
463
00:41:23.189 --> 00:41:24.850
I’ve often pictured
464
00:41:25.858 --> 00:41:27.519
how picturesque it must be.
465
00:41:31.072 --> 00:41:32.232
Mr. Tur Tur?
466
00:41:33.074 --> 00:41:34.860
Would you like to accompany us?
467
00:41:36.995 --> 00:41:38.110
Me?
468
00:41:38.788 --> 00:41:40.119
Accompany you?
469
00:41:41.124 --> 00:41:42.239
To Morrowland?
470
00:41:42.625 --> 00:41:44.365
We urgently need a new lighthouse,
471
00:41:44.836 --> 00:41:48.169
so the ships don’t run aground
in the fog anymore.
472
00:41:48.631 --> 00:41:51.668
With a light in your hand you
could do that.
473
00:41:52.010 --> 00:41:53.375
You’ll never be alone again.
474
00:41:55.972 --> 00:41:58.805
And people won’t be scared of me?
475
00:41:59.475 --> 00:42:01.306
Morrowland is far too small.
476
00:42:01.728 --> 00:42:05.061
You could never be far enough away
to scare anyone.
477
00:42:07.692 --> 00:42:09.648
So, what do you say?
478
00:42:12.196 --> 00:42:13.811
Dear friends, I...
479
00:42:15.450 --> 00:42:16.610
Yes!
480
00:42:17.410 --> 00:42:19.742
A thousand times, yes! Thank you.
481
00:42:20.079 --> 00:42:22.411
Thank you so much!
- Good.
482
00:42:23.291 --> 00:42:25.657
We leave at dawn,
when it’s not so hot yet.
483
00:42:26.002 --> 00:42:28.084
Good idea, Mr. Luke.
484
00:42:29.130 --> 00:42:32.668
The mirages have gotten
worse recently.
485
00:42:34.552 --> 00:42:36.167
A mirage...
486
00:42:37.305 --> 00:42:40.593
Does it sometimes show the truth?
- IVs shifty, Mr. Jim.
487
00:42:41.476 --> 00:42:45.139
It usually wants to lure
innocent travelers to their doom.
488
00:42:46.481 --> 00:42:48.688
Sometimes it shows us the past,
489
00:42:49.776 --> 00:42:52.483
or reveals the future.
490
00:42:52.820 --> 00:42:56.688
Jim. The whole Mandalan fleet
is after the Wild 13.
491
00:42:57.575 --> 00:42:58.940
Their days are numbered.
492
00:42:59.327 --> 00:43:01.158
But they’ve always escaped!
493
00:43:01.496 --> 00:43:04.112
What if they’re still
kidnapping kids to Sorrowland?
494
00:43:04.457 --> 00:43:07.665
What? No!
Stay away from Sorrowland!
495
00:43:08.044 --> 00:43:11.036
Since you beat Ms. Grindtooth,
the dragons have been enraged.
496
00:43:11.380 --> 00:43:14.998
If they get their claws on you,
they’ll roast you alive on a spit.
497
00:43:17.470 --> 00:43:20.052
Why did you leave your
volcano, Nepomuk?
498
00:43:20.473 --> 00:43:23.215
They forced you,
didn’t they?
499
00:43:23.935 --> 00:43:25.095
They...
500
00:43:25.436 --> 00:43:28.724
they found out I helped you...
501
00:43:30.066 --> 00:43:33.604
They wanted to know your names...
502
00:43:34.237 --> 00:43:39.027
and then they cursed me as a
traitor and chased me away...
503
00:43:39.367 --> 00:43:42.825
They took my beloved volcano
away from me...
504
00:43:48.584 --> 00:43:50.245
We have to make this right.
505
00:43:51.587 --> 00:43:53.828
He needs someplace safe from
those monsters.
506
00:43:58.469 --> 00:44:00.255
A place that he likes...
507
00:44:00.596 --> 00:44:04.134
hot and dark...
far away from Sorrowland
508
00:44:05.601 --> 00:44:08.013
The Gurumoosh Magnet Rock!
- Yes.
509
00:44:08.813 --> 00:44:10.098
That’s brilliant, Jim!
510
00:44:17.989 --> 00:44:19.069
What?
511
00:44:19.907 --> 00:44:21.238
I don’t know, Jim.
512
00:44:22.243 --> 00:44:24.450
That’s a very big responsibility.
513
00:44:26.247 --> 00:44:28.158
Should we give him a go?
- Yes!
514
00:44:28.499 --> 00:44:32.663
Please! Try it with me!
I promise I’ll behave. Pretty please...
515
00:44:33.004 --> 00:44:36.588
WhaVre we talking about, anyway?
- The Magnet Rock has no guard.
516
00:44:36.924 --> 00:44:39.586
A terrible rock in the wild Barbarian
Sea.
517
00:44:39.927 --> 00:44:43.090
Terribly ugly. Very hot.
Extremely dirty.
518
00:44:44.640 --> 00:44:46.756
I could dig my own lava well!
519
00:44:47.143 --> 00:44:50.385
Only the biggest, meanest dragons
have one. Please, give me a shot.
520
00:44:52.982 --> 00:44:55.473
I won’t disappoint you, I promise!
521
00:44:56.027 --> 00:44:58.359
So it’s agreed.
522
00:44:58.696 --> 00:45:00.061
Yes!
523
00:45:26.724 --> 00:45:30.763
Oh, it’s so wonderfully ugly!
524
00:45:31.312 --> 00:45:32.927
Go ahead and explore.
- Yeah.
525
00:45:33.940 --> 00:45:35.805
Oh, you have to see this!
526
00:45:36.359 --> 00:45:38.850
Yay! Fabulous! And how it stinks!
527
00:45:39.195 --> 00:45:40.275
You’re back!
528
00:45:40.613 --> 00:45:43.696
Sursulapichi! We’ve found
a guard for the aquatic light!
529
00:45:44.033 --> 00:45:46.570
Lookie! What do we have here?
- Nepomuk? Come here.
530
00:45:46.911 --> 00:45:47.900
I’m coming!
531
00:45:48.746 --> 00:45:50.202
You have to go back there...
532
00:45:50.539 --> 00:45:51.619
A water creature!
533
00:45:53.584 --> 00:45:57.168
A fire creature!
- I’m a terrible and vicious dragon!
534
00:45:57.546 --> 00:46:01.289
Get out of here, you ghastly brute!
- Oh, thanks for the compliment.
535
00:46:01.676 --> 00:46:03.712
Fire creatures are evil head to toe!
536
00:46:04.053 --> 00:46:06.089
Hold on, what’s wrong here?
537
00:46:06.472 --> 00:46:09.555
Hello? Fire and water
are the worst enemies.
538
00:46:09.892 --> 00:46:11.803
Right. Like they taught us in school.
539
00:46:12.144 --> 00:46:15.056
Has either of you met a fire or
water creature before?
540
00:46:15.481 --> 00:46:19.099
Uhh, well, ahh, umm.... Nope.
541
00:46:19.485 --> 00:46:21.942
Then maybe it’s time to make
your own opinion.
542
00:46:22.280 --> 00:46:24.896
Our Emma couldn’t
move without fire and water.
543
00:46:26.158 --> 00:46:29.366
And Nepomuk — wasn’t your mom a hippo?
544
00:46:30.121 --> 00:46:31.236
Ahhh...
545
00:46:31.580 --> 00:46:33.821
You’re half water creature yourself.
546
00:46:34.375 --> 00:46:35.990
There’s nothing greater
547
00:46:36.627 --> 00:46:38.492
than a refreshing bath, after all.
548
00:46:38.838 --> 00:46:41.625
Real dragons never bathe,
got it? Whoops!
549
00:46:46.220 --> 00:46:48.506
Oh, I... help!
550
00:46:48.848 --> 00:46:51.635
I... I... I’m swimming!
551
00:46:52.184 --> 00:46:53.765
I’m swimming!
552
00:46:54.270 --> 00:46:55.885
I can swim!
553
00:46:58.524 --> 00:47:00.731
Hey! Ican do that too!
554
00:47:03.321 --> 00:47:05.312
Hey! With fins is unfair!
555
00:47:06.449 --> 00:47:08.189
Suddenly they’re no longer enemies.
556
00:47:10.161 --> 00:47:13.449
Waves! And even more waves!
557
00:47:14.165 --> 00:47:15.905
I’ll get Molly!
- Do that.
558
00:47:16.250 --> 00:47:18.241
Eternal Crystal...
559
00:47:22.840 --> 00:47:26.048
May I, Mr. Dragon...?
- What do I need it for? IVs yours.
560
00:47:34.352 --> 00:47:37.264
For 400 years,
my love and I have searched for this.
561
00:47:39.231 --> 00:47:41.096
We can finally marry.
562
00:47:42.276 --> 00:47:45.939
Luke!
The Wild 13 have kidnapped Molly!
563
00:47:46.530 --> 00:47:48.020
What? Impossible...
564
00:47:49.742 --> 00:47:53.200
“Djim and Luxs...
treters...
565
00:47:53.662 --> 00:47:56.324
hu slood ms grintuth...” —
that must be “slew” —
566
00:47:56.999 --> 00:48:01.959
“yu wil... pai 4 yur trribl did...
a tousnd tmes ovrr. .
567
00:48:02.671 --> 00:48:04.753
The Wild 13
know about Ms.Grindtooth!
568
00:48:05.925 --> 00:48:07.916
Those guys
get on my nerves.
569
00:48:10.888 --> 00:48:13.470
We’ll get Molly back. Count on it.
570
00:48:14.517 --> 00:48:15.506
But how?
571
00:48:17.770 --> 00:48:20.477
The Golden Dragon of Wisdom
must be awake by now.
572
00:48:20.815 --> 00:48:22.806
She can answer everything.
573
00:48:24.318 --> 00:48:27.526
Excuse me, little lady.
I know you want to find your beloved.
574
00:48:27.863 --> 00:48:29.069
We need a favor.
575
00:48:31.700 --> 00:48:35.033
Mr. TurTur must get to
the tiny island of Morrowland.
576
00:48:35.413 --> 00:48:39.031
I’ll go get a carriage,
and the fastest seahorses around!
577
00:48:39.375 --> 00:48:40.785
What about Urshurishoom?
578
00:48:41.127 --> 00:48:44.585
I’ve already waited 400 years.
What difference does a day make?
579
00:48:45.506 --> 00:48:46.871
I’ll be glad to help.
580
00:48:48.926 --> 00:48:50.541
Farewell, you water creatures.
581
00:48:50.886 --> 00:48:52.797
And Nepomuk. Remember what was said:
582
00:48:53.139 --> 00:48:55.425
If any ship gets too close,
you go down...
583
00:48:55.808 --> 00:48:57.389
and turn off the magnet.
584
00:48:57.726 --> 00:49:01.264
Don’t worry, Sursel-Ursel
and Shroomy Usher will help me!
585
00:49:01.730 --> 00:49:04.392
Sursulapichi and Urshurishoom!
- Like I said.
586
00:49:04.775 --> 00:49:06.106
Goodbye!
587
00:49:06.652 --> 00:49:07.687
Goodbye!
588
00:49:08.028 --> 00:49:10.565
Goodbye, my friends!
Thank you for everything!
589
00:49:45.232 --> 00:49:46.688
You lost again!
590
00:49:48.027 --> 00:49:49.107
Jim!
591
00:49:58.662 --> 00:50:01.244
Your Majesty!
- My dear, honored friends!
592
00:50:01.624 --> 00:50:03.660
Rescuer of my daughter!
593
00:50:06.045 --> 00:50:08.752
Ping Pong, my little buddy!
How big you’ve gotten.
594
00:50:09.089 --> 00:50:11.080
Jim! Luke!
595
00:50:11.425 --> 00:50:13.165
Honorable engine drivers
596
00:50:13.511 --> 00:50:16.594
of a very distinguished locomotive!
597
00:50:17.389 --> 00:50:19.175
What brings you here, my friends?
598
00:50:19.517 --> 00:50:21.053
I can see from your faces
599
00:50:21.393 --> 00:50:24.851
that the occasion is not a happy one.
600
00:50:25.564 --> 00:50:27.555
The Wild 13 kidnapped Molly.
601
00:50:27.900 --> 00:50:29.686
It’s time to teach them manners.
602
00:50:30.027 --> 00:50:33.611
Our best warships
are hunting those pirates,
603
00:50:34.240 --> 00:50:36.652
but they’re faster than the wind.
604
00:50:37.159 --> 00:50:39.150
Maybe the dragon can help us.
605
00:50:39.787 --> 00:50:40.867
How is she, Ping Pong?
606
00:50:41.205 --> 00:50:44.288
I personally
watched over her sleep, Jim.
607
00:50:44.625 --> 00:50:47.458
At the Hour of the Monkey,
when I was sent to bed,
608
00:50:47.795 --> 00:50:50.662
our best men took over the watch.
609
00:50:51.006 --> 00:50:54.214
I selected each one of them personally
610
00:50:54.552 --> 00:50:56.088
with the utmost care...
611
00:50:56.428 --> 00:50:59.716
Please bring us to the dragon.
- Follow me, my friends!
612
00:51:04.103 --> 00:51:06.310
Come here, my friends, come here!
613
00:51:15.281 --> 00:51:16.316
Ms. Grindtooth...
614
00:51:17.366 --> 00:51:18.981
Golden Dragon of Wisdom...
615
00:51:19.535 --> 00:51:21.025
Please, wake up.
616
00:51:23.706 --> 00:51:25.242
Well, then.
617
00:51:27.167 --> 00:51:28.657
You’re here —
618
00:51:29.253 --> 00:51:32.791
those I call Master.
619
00:51:36.135 --> 00:51:39.252
Let the riddle be solved.
620
00:51:40.055 --> 00:51:41.795
You know our plans, dragon?
621
00:51:42.433 --> 00:51:43.513
622
00:51:43.851 --> 00:51:47.594
who once made powerful empires
sink into the sea,
623
00:51:47.980 --> 00:51:50.392
miss nothing
624
00:51:50.733 --> 00:51:53.065
that happens around the world.
625
00:51:54.194 --> 00:51:55.934
I know all.
626
00:51:58.782 --> 00:52:01.319
Then let us know where
to find the Wild 13.
627
00:52:02.036 --> 00:52:03.901
Equip a ship with arms
628
00:52:04.413 --> 00:52:06.449
and paint it blue,
629
00:52:06.957 --> 00:52:09.164
like the waves of the sea.
630
00:52:09.877 --> 00:52:12.118
Thus camouflaged and hard to see,
631
00:52:12.504 --> 00:52:16.964
you will set adrift
in the wind and current.
632
00:52:18.260 --> 00:52:21.002
Should you even once grow impatient
633
00:52:21.472 --> 00:52:23.554
and headstrong and take the helm,
634
00:52:23.891 --> 00:52:26.303
you will miss the place.
635
00:52:27.102 --> 00:52:29.434
The wind will guide you,
636
00:52:30.022 --> 00:52:33.640
until you spy the scarlet sails.
637
00:52:34.318 --> 00:52:37.685
Know the Wild 13 are merciless
638
00:52:38.113 --> 00:52:40.820
and have never been vanquished.
639
00:52:41.492 --> 00:52:45.656
They hail from the unconquerable
fortress Stormeye,
640
00:52:46.121 --> 00:52:50.330
from the awful Land That Mustn’t Be,
641
00:52:51.502 --> 00:52:52.833
Will we win the battle?
642
00:52:53.420 --> 00:52:56.036
The winner will be vanquished,
643
00:52:56.382 --> 00:52:59.624
the loser will come out on top.
644
00:53:00.594 --> 00:53:02.505
In the eye of the storm,
645
00:53:02.846 --> 00:53:05.428
you will see a star,
646
00:53:05.891 --> 00:53:09.179
red as blood and five-pointed.
647
00:53:09.812 --> 00:53:11.803
Grab the star
648
00:53:12.231 --> 00:53:15.064
And make it your own.
649
00:53:15.651 --> 00:53:19.940
Thus will you find out
the secret of your own origin.
650
00:53:29.915 --> 00:53:32.748
Luke... do you understand all that?
651
00:53:33.836 --> 00:53:34.916
No.
652
00:53:35.754 --> 00:53:38.120
But the dragon
has helped us once before.
653
00:53:38.674 --> 00:53:39.834
We should trust her.
654
00:53:40.217 --> 00:53:41.798
Honorable friends.
655
00:53:42.344 --> 00:53:44.960
You need a ship, and arms.
656
00:53:46.056 --> 00:53:47.512
Your Imperial Majesty,
657
00:53:47.850 --> 00:53:49.590
with your gracious permission,
658
00:53:49.977 --> 00:53:52.138
I’ll take care of everything!
659
00:53:52.980 --> 00:53:56.222
Let’s give our dear friends all the help
660
00:53:56.567 --> 00:53:58.558
they need, Ping Pong.
661
00:53:58.944 --> 00:54:00.525
I’m hurrying! I’m flying!
662
00:54:03.073 --> 00:54:05.029
We’ll see it through together, lad!
663
00:54:05.451 --> 00:54:07.066
Let’s go get the Wild 13!
664
00:54:27.264 --> 00:54:28.595
No, old girl.
665
00:54:30.017 --> 00:54:31.632
This adventure is without you.
666
00:54:32.352 --> 00:54:33.512
We’ll bring Molly back.
667
00:54:34.688 --> 00:54:36.269
That I promise.
668
00:54:38.025 --> 00:54:39.811
Take care, little lady.
669
00:55:03.467 --> 00:55:05.583
Golden Dragon of Wisdom...
670
00:55:10.140 --> 00:55:12.802
I’ve never seen anything so beautiful
in my life.
671
00:55:14.520 --> 00:55:17.057
Princess Li Si.
672
00:55:17.981 --> 00:55:19.096
Forgive me!
673
00:55:19.525 --> 00:55:21.311
I did not want to wake you.
674
00:55:21.735 --> 00:55:25.569
You were once a pupil
in my classroom in Sorrowland.
675
00:55:25.989 --> 00:55:27.854
Now it is your fate
676
00:55:28.450 --> 00:55:30.486
to help your rescuer
677
00:55:31.495 --> 00:55:33.781
make what is odd even,
678
00:55:34.623 --> 00:55:37.786
as is written.
679
00:55:38.836 --> 00:55:40.326
Are you ready?
680
00:55:43.632 --> 00:55:46.089
That I am, Golden Dragon.
681
00:55:57.688 --> 00:55:59.974
Highly unusual.
682
00:56:02.067 --> 00:56:04.854
Papa! Papa, she spoke to me!
683
00:56:05.195 --> 00:56:06.810
She gave me a message for Jim.
684
00:56:07.489 --> 00:56:11.448
I don’t understand it, but
with a little time, I can decipher it.
685
00:56:11.994 --> 00:56:14.201
You went to see the dragon again?
686
00:56:14.538 --> 00:56:16.324
Did you forget Itold you notto?
687
00:56:16.665 --> 00:56:17.950
I must go with Jim,
688
00:56:18.292 --> 00:56:20.499
no one else can deliver the message.
689
00:56:21.044 --> 00:56:23.330
I almost lost you once.
690
00:56:23.672 --> 00:56:26.789
A second time,
my old heart couldn’t bear.
691
00:56:27.175 --> 00:56:29.131
This is about something much bigger!
692
00:56:29.469 --> 00:56:31.881
Let me join them. Please!
693
00:56:32.639 --> 00:56:34.049
Captain!
694
00:56:34.641 --> 00:56:38.099
From now on, my daughter is
prohibited to board your ship.
695
00:56:38.979 --> 00:56:43.268
Any who let her aboard
must be severely punished.
696
00:56:43.775 --> 00:56:45.231
As you wish, Your Majesty.
697
00:56:45.694 --> 00:56:48.106
I won’t let you stop me.
698
00:56:48.488 --> 00:56:50.900
You can’t order me around
anymore at all!
699
00:56:53.952 --> 00:56:55.283
So stubborn.
700
00:56:55.662 --> 00:56:57.243
So headstrong.
701
00:56:57.831 --> 00:57:00.117
And so brave.
702
00:57:01.418 --> 00:57:04.285
Like her mother was.
703
00:57:50.842 --> 00:57:54.926
Stop that! The next man to start
a fight will be keelhauled!
704
00:57:55.389 --> 00:57:56.424
Easy now.
705
00:57:58.141 --> 00:58:01.850
Easy? We haven’t moved for 3 days.
We’re risking mutiny!
706
00:58:02.187 --> 00:58:04.974
If we change course even once,
we’re lost.
707
00:58:05.857 --> 00:58:08.269
We have to do itthewaythe
dragon told us.
708
00:58:08.610 --> 00:58:11.943
Who’s ever heard of that.
Orders from a dragon.
709
00:58:12.280 --> 00:58:15.067
I’m the Captain, and I say:
Enough of this baloney!
710
00:58:16.702 --> 00:58:18.533
No!!
711
00:58:21.456 --> 00:58:22.992
Murmuring manatees!
712
00:58:24.626 --> 00:58:26.867
The helm won’t turn.
713
00:58:48.191 --> 00:58:50.603
Someone blocked the rudder chain.
714
00:58:58.869 --> 00:59:00.575
Captain!
715
00:59:06.501 --> 00:59:07.741
Li Si!
716
00:59:08.628 --> 00:59:09.743
Princess!
717
00:59:10.172 --> 00:59:11.332
Your Highness.
718
00:59:11.882 --> 00:59:14.339
Four of my best men
guarded the ship.
719
00:59:14.801 --> 00:59:16.587
How were you able to fool them?
720
00:59:16.970 --> 00:59:19.586
No matter. I’m taking command now.
721
00:59:21.975 --> 00:59:23.931
Didn’t you hear Jim,
Captain?
722
00:59:24.269 --> 00:59:26.180
We must do what the dragon said.
723
00:59:27.439 --> 00:59:30.226
Turn the ship back.
The Princess is going home.
724
00:59:30.692 --> 00:59:31.898
No! You won’t do that!
725
00:59:32.486 --> 00:59:35.944
You mustn’t ruin everything,
now that the goal is so close!
726
00:59:36.865 --> 00:59:39.698
Jim! The dragon gave me
a message for you.
727
00:59:40.035 --> 00:59:41.741
Ship in sight!
728
00:59:52.255 --> 00:59:53.335
There they are!
729
00:59:53.757 --> 00:59:56.373
The scoundrels who put babies
in postal packages!
730
00:59:56.885 --> 00:59:59.422
They saw us, despite the camouflage.
731
01:00:00.013 --> 01:00:02.174
All hands on deck! Load cannons!
732
01:00:02.516 --> 01:00:04.097
Aye-aye, Captain.
733
01:00:17.489 --> 01:00:18.649
Fire!
734
01:00:28.625 --> 01:00:29.990
Their ship is armored!
735
01:00:37.259 --> 01:00:38.840
They all look the same.
736
01:00:49.771 --> 01:00:51.056
Molly!
737
01:00:51.398 --> 01:00:53.480
Luke, there’s Molly!
738
01:00:54.359 --> 01:00:57.351
Thirteen men on a dead man’s chest,
739
01:00:58.029 --> 01:01:00.611
yo, ho, ho, and a barrel of rum...
740
01:01:00.949 --> 01:01:02.735
Molly, we’re coming to get you!
741
01:01:03.076 --> 01:01:05.488
Drink and the devil
had done for the rest...
742
01:01:07.539 --> 01:01:11.248
They’re in for a surprise!
- Men, let’s show them who we are.
743
01:01:13.044 --> 01:01:14.329
Alley cop!
744
01:01:22.053 --> 01:01:23.384
Crush them.
745
01:01:28.143 --> 01:01:30.429
A star, red as blood...
746
01:01:30.812 --> 01:01:32.018
There, the kid!
747
01:01:34.274 --> 01:01:35.559
Come here, kid.
748
01:01:42.824 --> 01:01:44.655
See the stars spinning?
749
01:01:46.036 --> 01:01:48.027
Come here, you dirty rats!
750
01:01:49.456 --> 01:01:51.663
I’m going to cut you into pieces.
751
01:02:03.178 --> 01:02:05.214
It goes like this: left, right...
752
01:02:05.931 --> 01:02:07.296
and left again...
753
01:02:10.143 --> 01:02:11.303
Li Si!
754
01:02:13.855 --> 01:02:14.970
I’ll get you!
755
01:02:18.318 --> 01:02:19.774
Stop, you wench.
756
01:02:27.535 --> 01:02:28.900
Got you!
757
01:02:47.764 --> 01:02:48.753
Princess...
758
01:02:51.184 --> 01:02:54.972
So, big boy,
your journey ends here.
759
01:03:00.235 --> 01:03:03.944
Hurry up, get moving!
- No napping!
760
01:03:06.783 --> 01:03:08.774
Take it easy, little princess.
761
01:03:10.412 --> 01:03:12.118
I’m not your little princess.
762
01:03:12.914 --> 01:03:15.200
Be careful! We need her alive!
763
01:03:15.834 --> 01:03:18.166
The dragons are burning to get her.
764
01:03:23.466 --> 01:03:24.831
Hey, move!
765
01:03:33.226 --> 01:03:34.887
Forwards, down there.
766
01:03:35.228 --> 01:03:36.638
One after the other.
767
01:03:38.023 --> 01:03:39.559
No pushing.
768
01:03:41.484 --> 01:03:43.270
That one, tie him to the masts!
769
01:03:43.987 --> 01:03:45.943
I want to keep an eye on him.
770
01:03:47.949 --> 01:03:51.032
What a bunch of wimps!
- Look at their long faces.
771
01:03:51.411 --> 01:03:53.447
We showed them, didn’t we?
772
01:03:54.372 --> 01:03:57.956
Get ready for the storm!
Brothers! We’re going home!
773
01:04:02.505 --> 01:04:05.542
Thirteen men on a dead man’s chest,
774
01:04:05.884 --> 01:04:08.717
yo, ho, ho, and a barrel of rum...
775
01:04:09.637 --> 01:04:12.003
Drink and the devil
had done for the rest...
776
01:04:12.349 --> 01:04:13.885
Raise the sails!
777
01:04:16.728 --> 01:04:18.889
Catch the wind, brother!
778
01:04:27.280 --> 01:04:30.488
They loved their rum
and the sea and their gold,
779
01:04:31.159 --> 01:04:33.491
Until the devil locked them in the hold,
780
01:04:35.246 --> 01:04:38.409
They loved their rum
and the sea and their gold...
781
01:04:39.751 --> 01:04:41.582
You’ve lost your mind!
782
01:04:42.545 --> 01:04:44.081
The typhoon will rip us apart!
783
01:04:44.631 --> 01:04:45.996
You’ve lost your mind!
784
01:05:05.151 --> 01:05:06.607
The typhoon will rip us apart!
785
01:05:14.869 --> 01:05:17.201
What a pleasant breeze.
786
01:05:22.377 --> 01:05:23.662
Jim?!
787
01:05:29.050 --> 01:05:30.256
Hold tight!
788
01:06:17.599 --> 01:06:19.385
The Land That Mustn’t Be...
789
01:07:00.934 --> 01:07:02.299
Molly!
790
01:07:03.895 --> 01:07:05.305
We’ll get you out of here.
791
01:07:06.523 --> 01:07:08.138
Don’t worry.
792
01:07:08.900 --> 01:07:10.356
Where are the others?
793
01:07:17.075 --> 01:07:19.612
Go ahead, pour. Don’t be stingy
794
01:07:19.953 --> 01:07:21.944
We won, we won!
795
01:07:22.288 --> 01:07:25.780
I’m the greatest!
- Shut up! I’m the greatest!
796
01:07:26.125 --> 01:07:28.491
If we could only
somehow tell ourselves apart.
797
01:07:28.836 --> 01:07:31.623
Drink up, brother!
- Come, on! Down the hatch!
798
01:07:33.424 --> 01:07:35.756
The Princess could be
our weapons master.
799
01:07:36.135 --> 01:07:38.296
And the big guy could help cook.
800
01:07:39.931 --> 01:07:42.343
Hey, you drunk blockheads!
Leave some for me!
801
01:07:42.725 --> 01:07:45.387
Silence! Make way for your Captain!
802
01:07:46.229 --> 01:07:48.094
Go ahead, pour!
803
01:07:49.190 --> 01:07:50.396
Brothers!
804
01:07:50.984 --> 01:07:53.817
There’re lots of twins out there,
even triplets
805
01:07:54.153 --> 01:07:56.485
and even quadruplets or quintuplets!
806
01:07:56.906 --> 01:08:01.195
But there’s no other darned gang
of triskaidecatuplets like us
807
01:08:01.661 --> 01:08:03.242
anywhere else!
808
01:08:04.789 --> 01:08:07.906
Let’s drink to that, brother!
- Hell, hail and thunderclaps!
809
01:08:08.960 --> 01:08:12.828
It pains my heart
to think this is our last keg
810
01:08:13.214 --> 01:08:14.829
of dragon gargle.
811
01:08:15.758 --> 01:08:19.467
We captured one of the traitors
who beat Ms. Grindtooth!
812
01:08:20.138 --> 01:08:22.379
The dragons will pay a fortune for him!
813
01:08:22.849 --> 01:08:25.716
Soon we can bathe in booze!
814
01:08:27.687 --> 01:08:28.847
Say, brothers...
815
01:08:29.272 --> 01:08:32.810
That young boy...
didn’t he seem familiar to you?
816
01:08:33.484 --> 01:08:36.066
We delivered gaggles of
brats to the dragons.
817
01:08:36.654 --> 01:08:38.190
Yes, but don’t you remember?
818
01:08:38.531 --> 01:08:41.364
We fished him from the sea
in a small wood basket.
819
01:08:41.701 --> 01:08:43.532
It’s probably in the treasury.
820
01:08:43.870 --> 01:08:46.737
He had a letter with him.
- As if you can even read!
821
01:08:47.498 --> 01:08:50.410
Each one of you meatheads
only knows one letter!
822
01:08:52.170 --> 01:08:54.331
Just like you, blockhead.
823
01:08:54.881 --> 01:08:56.087
Say that again!
824
01:08:56.424 --> 01:08:58.335
Someone with guts.
825
01:08:59.385 --> 01:09:01.751
You can’t read.
- Hear ye, hear ye.
826
01:09:02.639 --> 01:09:05.346
I’ll give it to you in the kisser.
- You can’t read!
827
01:09:05.683 --> 01:09:07.139
Calm down.
828
01:09:07.769 --> 01:09:10.476
All right, all right.
You’re the Captain.
829
01:09:12.106 --> 01:09:13.642
For now...
830
01:09:15.401 --> 01:09:16.937
Curses!
831
01:09:17.362 --> 01:09:20.320
Did a cannon ball
hit you on your mangy head?
832
01:09:20.740 --> 01:09:22.355
Give itto him, Captain!
833
01:09:23.201 --> 01:09:26.113
Hey, Captain Little, want seconds?
- Mutiny!
834
01:09:26.454 --> 01:09:30.413
Just you wait!
- Grab the star and make it your own...
835
01:09:30.750 --> 01:09:32.240
You rat!
836
01:09:33.836 --> 01:09:36.498
So, that’s enough now.
837
01:09:39.300 --> 01:09:42.508
Devil, death and blue beans —
enough of this, I’m the Captain!
838
01:09:42.970 --> 01:09:46.554
And where’s your star,
you drunk jellyfish? I’m the Captain!
839
01:09:47.183 --> 01:09:50.300
I’m the Captain!
- There’s only one Captain, and it’s me!
840
01:09:50.645 --> 01:09:53.682
I’m the Captain.
- I’m the Captain!
841
01:09:54.065 --> 01:09:57.182
I give the orders here,
‘cause I’m the Captain now!
842
01:09:57.527 --> 01:10:01.645
I’m the Captain!
- I’m the Captain!
843
01:10:08.955 --> 01:10:10.946
My beautiful new tooth!
844
01:10:26.431 --> 01:10:27.511
Hello, you rat!
845
01:11:14.228 --> 01:11:16.344
A little higher, Luke!
846
01:11:19.150 --> 01:11:20.185
Luke?
847
01:11:20.985 --> 01:11:23.271
Li Si? Can anyone hear me?
- Jim?
848
01:11:23.946 --> 01:11:25.277
Jim!
849
01:11:26.616 --> 01:11:28.322
We’re here, Jim!
850
01:11:28.659 --> 01:11:29.990
I’ll get you out!
851
01:11:41.839 --> 01:11:44.501
What about the pirate gang?
- They’re taking a nap.
852
01:11:44.842 --> 01:11:47.754
Luke, they still have the basket
they found me in.
853
01:11:48.805 --> 01:11:52.297
It must be in their treasury somewhere.
There’s a letter, too.
854
01:11:52.642 --> 01:11:54.803
Let’s go find it.
What’re we waiting for?
855
01:11:55.561 --> 01:11:58.052
Captain, you guard the pirates!
856
01:12:22.922 --> 01:12:24.503
Jim! Li Si!
857
01:12:25.299 --> 01:12:26.630
Over here!
858
01:12:38.479 --> 01:12:39.935
So much treasure!
859
01:12:42.358 --> 01:12:45.725
The basket — they must’ve hidden
it here somewhere!
860
01:13:06.924 --> 01:13:08.539
Found something!
861
01:13:19.061 --> 01:13:20.642
Find the letter.
862
01:13:26.360 --> 01:13:27.600
Jim.
863
01:13:40.625 --> 01:13:42.991
Are these...?
- ... your parents!
864
01:14:03.189 --> 01:14:04.850
The letter.
865
01:14:13.574 --> 01:14:17.032
“Stranger, if you find this child,
please know:
866
01:14:17.370 --> 01:14:20.112
Whoever finds and raises him
in love and good faith
867
01:14:20.456 --> 01:14:23.619
will be richly rewarded
for his or her kindness.
868
01:14:24.251 --> 01:14:26.333
Whoever harms
or bodes him ill, however,
869
01:14:26.837 --> 01:14:28.998
will be robbed
of all strength and power.
870
01:14:29.340 --> 01:14:33.083
For through
this child the odd will be even...”
871
01:14:41.519 --> 01:14:43.601
“This is the secret of his origins:
872
01:14:44.146 --> 01:14:47.684
Three wise men came to see
the baby Christ, to bring him presents.
873
01:14:48.025 --> 01:14:50.983
One of them was Black,
his name was Casper.
874
01:14:53.114 --> 01:14:56.072
This king lost his great
and mighty kingdom,
875
01:14:56.409 --> 01:14:58.445
when the dragons sank it in the sea.
876
01:15:00.663 --> 01:15:04.952
Ever since, the descendants
of King Casper have roamed the lands,
877
01:15:05.292 --> 01:15:08.375
searching for their lost kingdom,
known as
878
01:15:08.754 --> 01:15:09.960
Jamballa.”
879
01:15:14.010 --> 01:15:16.592
“This child is the last descendant
of King Casper,
880
01:15:16.929 --> 01:15:19.090
and is destined to find
Jamballa again.
881
01:15:19.724 --> 01:15:22.887
We place him in the hands of God,
therefore his name should be
882
01:15:25.354 --> 01:15:27.310
PRINCE MYRRH.”
883
01:15:27.773 --> 01:15:30.606
Prince Myrrh... you’re a prince!
884
01:15:31.861 --> 01:15:34.227
Me? A prince!?
885
01:15:35.573 --> 01:15:38.986
That can’t be. - It says it right here.
In black and white.
886
01:15:41.412 --> 01:15:43.243
I’ll be thunderstruck, my lad.
887
01:15:43.706 --> 01:15:45.446
Now you’re a real prince.
888
01:16:12.401 --> 01:16:13.641
And what a prince.
889
01:16:26.123 --> 01:16:29.581
I can’t move my arms.
- Thunder, fire and brimstone!
890
01:16:29.960 --> 01:16:32.042
The Wild 13 have never been vanquished!
891
01:16:32.379 --> 01:16:35.667
Who was the devilish rogue
who overcame us?
892
01:16:36.383 --> 01:16:37.998
It was me!
893
01:16:38.594 --> 01:16:40.630
A runt?
- He’s got the star.
894
01:16:41.138 --> 01:16:42.844
All hundred hounds of hell!
895
01:16:43.182 --> 01:16:46.595
Had we had a guy like that
as captain, we could’ve gone far!
896
01:16:46.936 --> 01:16:49.598
Silence, you tadpole!
I say, they deserve to die.
897
01:16:49.939 --> 01:16:52.430
Make them shark food,
like they planned with us.
898
01:16:52.775 --> 01:16:54.356
Go ahead, throw us in the sea!
899
01:16:54.693 --> 01:16:57.105
Right! Drown us like rabid dogs.
900
01:16:57.446 --> 01:16:58.777
Like rabid dogs.
901
01:17:00.616 --> 01:17:04.734
They took us and sold us to Ms.
Grindtooth for a barrel of booze, Jim.
902
01:17:05.371 --> 01:17:07.578
They spread fear and terror.
903
01:17:08.249 --> 01:17:09.455
Yes,
904
01:17:10.042 --> 01:17:11.578
they did terrible things.
905
01:17:12.419 --> 01:17:14.284
But they also saved me as a baby.
906
01:17:15.131 --> 01:17:17.417
You overcame them, Jim.
It’s your decision.
907
01:17:19.385 --> 01:17:21.751
I know what it’s like to be a nobody.
908
01:17:22.221 --> 01:17:24.553
Back then,
when you stuck me in a box.
909
01:17:25.391 --> 01:17:28.133
Then I didn’t even have a name.
910
01:17:29.645 --> 01:17:31.636
But I found a family.
911
01:17:31.981 --> 01:17:33.437
They gave me a name.
912
01:17:34.150 --> 01:17:35.811
If it’s up to me to decide,
913
01:17:36.152 --> 01:17:37.733
then you shall live.
914
01:17:38.195 --> 01:17:39.275
What?
915
01:17:40.865 --> 01:17:44.107
And I’m going to give you names.
- What’s he going to do?
916
01:17:45.286 --> 01:17:48.244
We’ve never had names.
- He’s talking nonsense.
917
01:17:48.914 --> 01:17:50.495
You’re each getting a name
918
01:17:50.833 --> 01:17:53.575
that starts with the letter
you can write.
919
01:17:54.336 --> 01:17:56.372
Write your letter down for me.
920
01:18:03.888 --> 01:18:06.049
From now on, your name is Antonio.
921
01:18:06.432 --> 01:18:07.638
Antonio?
922
01:18:09.602 --> 01:18:11.718
Hear that, brothers?
Antonio! That’s me!
923
01:18:15.149 --> 01:18:17.686
Antonio, I’m happy for you.
924
01:18:18.027 --> 01:18:20.939
Antonio, can’t wait
for what he names me. - Xaverio.
925
01:18:21.280 --> 01:18:22.770
Xaverio!
926
01:18:23.199 --> 01:18:26.066
I’m Xaverio! Isn’t that a
wonderful name?
927
01:18:26.452 --> 01:18:29.615
Ignazio.
- I’m Ignazio.
928
01:18:30.915 --> 01:18:33.748
Greetings, Xaverio. I’m Ignazic.
929
01:18:35.127 --> 01:18:36.992
Ignazio!
- Ludovico.
930
01:18:37.504 --> 01:18:38.789
Ludovico.
931
01:18:39.757 --> 01:18:41.293
I’m Ludovico!
932
01:18:42.551 --> 01:18:45.759
Maximiliano!
- Maxim iliano! I got the best name!
933
01:18:46.180 --> 01:18:48.011
Shut up! Mine’s the best!
934
01:18:48.349 --> 01:18:51.591
Forget it,
mine’s the best. Maximiliano!
935
01:18:52.061 --> 01:18:55.269
UI rico.
- Ulrico! I’m Ulrico!
936
01:18:55.606 --> 01:18:59.098
And you’re Fernando.
- You hear that, brothers? I’m Fernando!
937
01:19:00.736 --> 01:19:04.854
T h eod crc.
- Finally we can tell each other apart.
938
01:19:07.243 --> 01:19:09.404
Sebastiano.
- Sebastiano...
939
01:19:09.828 --> 01:19:11.489
Emilio.
940
01:19:11.830 --> 01:19:13.491
Ru do Ito.
941
01:19:14.750 --> 01:19:19.210
Jim Button, we were determined
to die without a word.
942
01:19:19.630 --> 01:19:22.087
We swore if we’re ever vanquished,
943
01:19:22.424 --> 01:19:24.130
that’s it for the Wild 13.
944
01:19:24.843 --> 01:19:26.333
We’re wild fellows.
945
01:19:26.887 --> 01:19:29.503
But we know what gratitude means.
946
01:19:29.848 --> 01:19:33.432
We give back your freedom,
and shall take you to your homeland.
947
01:19:34.103 --> 01:19:37.266
When we’ve fulfilled our vow,
we shall sail north,
948
01:19:37.690 --> 01:19:40.147
freezing ourselves in the eternal ice.
949
01:19:42.319 --> 01:19:44.526
No! Your fate is a different one.
950
01:19:45.281 --> 01:19:48.944
Jim. The dragon gave me
a last message for you.
951
01:19:49.827 --> 01:19:51.533
Now, I finally understand it.
952
01:19:52.496 --> 01:19:53.736
Thousands of years ago,
953
01:19:54.248 --> 01:19:57.411
the rage of the dragons sank
the beautiful land of Jam balla
954
01:19:57.751 --> 01:19:59.616
under the waves of the sea.
955
01:20:00.379 --> 01:20:03.041
Ever since, it has lain
on the bottom of the sea,
956
01:20:03.382 --> 01:20:05.748
hidden from the eyes of mankind.
957
01:20:06.302 --> 01:20:09.419
In its stead stands
the Land That Mustn’t Be,
958
01:20:09.972 --> 01:20:14.181
which goes against
the natural order of things.
959
01:20:14.852 --> 01:20:17.639
There, in the bowels
of Stormeye Castle...
960
01:20:18.230 --> 01:20:20.687
.you will find twelve copper doors.
961
01:20:21.150 --> 01:20:23.641
Open all twelve doors at once
962
01:20:24.069 --> 01:20:27.061
and the water will gush in,
963
01:20:27.573 --> 01:20:32.067
sinking the Land That Mustn’t Be.
964
01:20:32.619 --> 01:20:37.613
So that Jam balla can rise
from the deep of the sea again.
965
01:20:39.126 --> 01:20:41.492
It is a deed full of terror,
966
01:20:41.879 --> 01:20:45.121
and only the twelve
who thought they were thirteen
967
01:20:45.466 --> 01:20:48.754
possess the strength and
courage to do it.
968
01:20:49.470 --> 01:20:51.836
What was bound will be free,
969
01:20:52.306 --> 01:20:54.467
what was foe will be friend,
970
01:20:54.808 --> 01:20:56.264
and what was odd
971
01:20:56.602 --> 01:21:00.390
will be even for all time.
972
01:21:00.856 --> 01:21:05.520
Then and only then
will Prince Myrrh enter his realm.
973
01:21:08.113 --> 01:21:10.855
Twelve who thought they were thirteen?
974
01:21:11.283 --> 01:21:13.945
Hail and grenades, we are thirteen!
975
01:21:14.286 --> 01:21:18.120
That’s right!
Twelve men and a captain.
976
01:21:19.166 --> 01:21:22.624
The captain was always one of you,
so you’re still twelve.
977
01:21:23.045 --> 01:21:24.535
Cursed arithmetic...
978
01:21:24.963 --> 01:21:28.797
You heard the words of the dragon.
Only you can make it happen.
979
01:21:29.176 --> 01:21:31.883
But it’s dangerous.
It could spell your end.
980
01:21:32.221 --> 01:21:34.337
Let’s force them!
-No!
981
01:21:34.932 --> 01:21:37.890
If they do it, then only by choice.
982
01:21:59.581 --> 01:22:01.913
So, brothers, what do you say?
983
01:22:02.459 --> 01:22:04.450
Good plan.
- Agreed.
984
01:22:11.301 --> 01:22:12.416
Jim Button.
985
01:22:12.928 --> 01:22:15.795
We have sworn to take you
to your homeland.
986
01:22:18.267 --> 01:22:19.928
And that’s what we will do!
987
01:22:31.989 --> 01:22:34.571
You there, prepare the ship!
988
01:22:50.507 --> 01:22:51.667
It’s a dead end.
989
01:22:52.009 --> 01:22:55.501
The twelve doors the dragon spoke of
are down there.
990
01:22:55.846 --> 01:22:57.757
This gate has long not been opened.
991
01:22:58.223 --> 01:22:59.463
Men, get to it!
992
01:23:01.143 --> 01:23:02.258
Come on.
993
01:23:03.479 --> 01:23:04.685
Move it!
994
01:23:05.105 --> 01:23:06.390
Heave!
995
01:23:21.997 --> 01:23:23.658
Come on!
996
01:23:38.180 --> 01:23:39.966
Each of you, take a door!
997
01:23:47.231 --> 01:23:50.769
Return to the surface.
There’s nothing for you to do down here.
998
01:23:51.193 --> 01:23:52.808
But...
- He’s right, Jim.
999
01:23:54.071 --> 01:23:56.403
If it works, we’ll have to flee quickly.
1000
01:23:56.907 --> 01:23:58.147
Don’t worry.
1001
01:23:58.742 --> 01:24:01.028
The Wild 13 have only
been vanquished once,
1002
01:24:01.370 --> 01:24:03.486
and it was by a true daredevil.
1003
01:24:04.706 --> 01:24:06.992
A little bit of water
can’t hurt us.
1004
01:24:50.419 --> 01:24:52.660
The Wild 13
can’t get out anymore.
1005
01:24:53.088 --> 01:24:54.294
They’ll drown.
1006
01:24:56.758 --> 01:24:57.873
Go on!
1007
01:24:58.260 --> 01:25:00.125
Go ahead!
- Luke!
1008
01:25:01.305 --> 01:25:05.093
You aren’t going to... - You gave
them lives. I’ll help them keep them.
1009
01:25:05.601 --> 01:25:08.138
Besides, we’ll never
get out without them.
1010
01:25:11.273 --> 01:25:12.979
You’ve come a long way, Jim.
1011
01:25:14.151 --> 01:25:15.687
Don’t stop now.
1012
01:25:16.612 --> 01:25:18.068
I’ll take care of it.
1013
01:25:47.059 --> 01:25:48.970
Brothers — heave, ho!
1014
01:25:51.855 --> 01:25:53.220
Heave, ho!
1015
01:25:55.609 --> 01:25:57.065
Heave, ho!
1016
01:26:10.749 --> 01:26:13.456
The Land That Mustn’t Be
has reached its end.
1017
01:26:13.794 --> 01:26:16.752
The wind and sea are attacking it.
- And they’re winning.
1018
01:26:17.089 --> 01:26:18.545
On deck!
Cast the lines!
1019
01:26:33.939 --> 01:26:36.225
Heave, ho!
1020
01:26:37.442 --> 01:26:39.774
Heave, ho!
1021
01:26:41.113 --> 01:26:43.399
Heave, ho!
1022
01:26:45.409 --> 01:26:48.025
Heave, ho!
1023
01:26:51.957 --> 01:26:54.073
Heave, ho!
1024
01:27:12.185 --> 01:27:13.345
Hold on!
1025
01:28:07.616 --> 01:28:09.698
Luke!?
- Luke!
1026
01:28:17.250 --> 01:28:18.831
Luke, where are you?
1027
01:28:27.344 --> 01:28:29.710
Your Majesty,
they couldn’t have survived that.
1028
01:28:30.055 --> 01:28:32.888
We should go home.
- No, Li Si, no.
1029
01:28:37.145 --> 01:28:39.306
We’re not going anywhere!
1030
01:28:42.609 --> 01:28:44.645
Yes, my Princess.
1031
01:28:46.154 --> 01:28:47.269
Luke.
1032
01:28:48.490 --> 01:28:50.151
Don’t leave me alone.
1033
01:29:04.297 --> 01:29:05.833
Luke!
1034
01:29:22.440 --> 01:29:24.180
Grab tight, men!
1035
01:29:37.747 --> 01:29:39.203
Stay together.
1036
01:29:39.624 --> 01:29:41.239
Hurry up, up front!
1037
01:29:56.766 --> 01:29:57.972
Luke!
1038
01:29:58.310 --> 01:29:59.846
Luke!
- Jim...
1039
01:30:07.944 --> 01:30:09.275
Molly!
1040
01:30:09.613 --> 01:30:10.819
Molly!
1041
01:30:11.740 --> 01:30:12.946
Molly!
1042
01:30:15.577 --> 01:30:16.908
Molly, everything okay?
1043
01:30:20.832 --> 01:30:22.823
We did it!
- Ill be darned!
1044
01:30:24.419 --> 01:30:25.750
Pull me up!
1045
01:30:29.090 --> 01:30:31.581
Set course for Morrowland!
- Yes, Sir!
1046
01:31:13.760 --> 01:31:15.000
Luke?
1047
01:31:16.304 --> 01:31:18.340
Since we’ve left Stormeye Castle,
1048
01:31:19.015 --> 01:31:20.801
you’ve hardly spoken a word.
1049
01:31:24.020 --> 01:31:25.385
Oh, it’s no big deal.
1050
01:31:29.401 --> 01:31:31.357
Friends tell friends everything.
1051
01:31:31.695 --> 01:31:33.435
I learned that from you.
1052
01:31:35.198 --> 01:31:38.031
Not so long ago,
Morrowland was too crowded.
1053
01:31:39.494 --> 01:31:41.576
Pretty soon, we’ll have too much room.
1054
01:31:43.081 --> 01:31:44.537
What do you mean?
1055
01:31:47.627 --> 01:31:48.787
Well,
1056
01:31:49.838 --> 01:31:51.920
if you go home to Jam balla...
1057
01:31:56.761 --> 01:31:59.798
what kind of Morrowland
will it be, without you?
1058
01:32:03.351 --> 01:32:05.717
I would never leave Morrowland, Luke.
1059
01:32:07.188 --> 01:32:09.099
Not for a million Jamballas.
1060
01:32:15.030 --> 01:32:16.895
Land in sight!
1061
01:32:27.000 --> 01:32:31.585
Hail and cloudbursts, if that’s
a tiny island, then I’m a flea.
1062
01:32:34.466 --> 01:32:35.876
Impossible.
1063
01:32:36.217 --> 01:32:38.253
We must be off course.
1064
01:32:38.595 --> 01:32:41.587
Our course is spot-on!
I checked it myself.
1065
01:32:50.106 --> 01:32:51.312
Luke!
1066
01:32:51.983 --> 01:32:53.189
That is...
1067
01:32:55.028 --> 01:32:56.484
• •• Morrowland.
1068
01:32:57.572 --> 01:32:59.813
This is how the dragon predicted it.
1069
01:33:00.408 --> 01:33:02.490
The Land That Mustn’t Be will sink
1070
01:33:02.827 --> 01:33:05.113
and Jam balla rise from the sea,
1071
01:33:05.789 --> 01:33:08.451
like the other end of a big scale.
1072
01:33:09.959 --> 01:33:12.325
Jim, that’s Jamballa!
1073
01:33:23.014 --> 01:33:24.299
Move!
1074
01:34:01.970 --> 01:34:03.210
Ms. Whaat?
1075
01:34:04.055 --> 01:34:05.795
Mr. Sleeve?
1076
01:34:20.530 --> 01:34:23.488
Emma! My good old Emma!
1077
01:34:25.451 --> 01:34:28.238
Did the Imperial galleon
bring you back?
1078
01:34:47.557 --> 01:34:48.797
Wait, old girl.
1079
01:34:49.184 --> 01:34:51.015
We have a surprise for you.
1080
01:34:52.520 --> 01:34:54.431
Make room for the little one.
1081
01:35:12.207 --> 01:35:13.993
It’s really pretty here.
1082
01:35:14.334 --> 01:35:17.076
Spiffy hamlet.
- What’s that for a thing?
1083
01:35:17.754 --> 01:35:20.086
Hey brothers, look over here.
1084
01:35:35.521 --> 01:35:36.931
Jim?
1085
01:35:38.441 --> 01:35:39.476
Jim!
1086
01:35:40.318 --> 01:35:42.559
It’s you! Jim!
1087
01:35:42.946 --> 01:35:44.482
Is it really you?
1088
01:35:45.198 --> 01:35:48.315
There was an awful earthquake
and we all hid here.
1089
01:35:51.079 --> 01:35:55.038
Mr. Fever, do I have a sleeve?
Freeloaders! Bootcaneers! Pirates!
1090
01:35:55.458 --> 01:35:58.495
And they all look alike!
- It must be a mirage!
1091
01:35:58.836 --> 01:36:02.749
Clearly a very rare phenomenon for
which science has no explanation yet.
1092
01:36:15.228 --> 01:36:17.560
Oh, that is, yeeas... nasty.
1093
01:36:18.106 --> 01:36:21.564
Seize them!
- Brothers! Draw your arms!
1094
01:36:25.154 --> 01:36:26.610
No!
- No, don’t Jim.
1095
01:36:27.282 --> 01:36:29.864
No! Put your weapons away!
1096
01:36:32.537 --> 01:36:34.027
Where is my daughter?
1097
01:36:34.914 --> 01:36:37.075
Papa!
- Li Si!
1098
01:36:38.459 --> 01:36:40.199
You mustn’t be afraid.
1099
01:36:40.545 --> 01:36:42.331
They won’t hurt you.
1100
01:36:42.672 --> 01:36:46.039
Your Highness!
They aren’t the Wild 13 anymore,
1101
01:36:46.592 --> 01:36:48.173
the Terror of the Seas.
1102
01:36:48.511 --> 01:36:51.344
They’re our friends now.
- Yes.
1103
01:36:51.681 --> 01:36:54.343
Right. We would’ve been lost
without their help.
1104
01:36:54.684 --> 01:36:55.890
It’s the truth, Papa.
1105
01:36:58.146 --> 01:36:59.352
Do you trust me?
1106
01:37:05.153 --> 01:37:07.314
Weapons away, brothers.
1107
01:37:07.864 --> 01:37:09.946
You were just lucky again.
1108
01:37:10.992 --> 01:37:12.277
Ms. Whaat?
1109
01:37:13.828 --> 01:37:15.284
Your Majesty!
1110
01:37:22.337 --> 01:37:23.702
I’m so sorry.
1111
01:37:24.672 --> 01:37:27.709
I shouldn’t have run away.
- No, Li Si.
1112
01:37:29.844 --> 01:37:32.756
I realize,
I should beg you for forgiveness.
1113
01:37:33.431 --> 01:37:35.296
You did what you had to.
1114
01:37:35.892 --> 01:37:39.384
You’re braver and stronger
than I ever was.
1115
01:37:40.063 --> 01:37:42.145
I’m very proud of you.
1116
01:37:42.899 --> 01:37:45.436
And your mother would be, too.
1117
01:37:56.579 --> 01:37:59.992
Begging your forgiveness,
ladies and gentlemen,
1118
01:38:00.333 --> 01:38:03.791
could someone tell me what’s going on?
1119
01:38:05.546 --> 01:38:07.127
It’s a long story.
1120
01:38:08.216 --> 01:38:10.582
It’s yet another little whimsicality.
1121
01:38:11.636 --> 01:38:13.843
Our Jim is a prince.
1122
01:38:15.181 --> 01:38:17.888
He’s finally found
what he’s looking for:
1123
01:38:18.476 --> 01:38:19.807
The Land of Jamballa.
1124
01:38:20.728 --> 01:38:24.095
Or should we call it “Jimballa”,
Your Highness?
1125
01:38:25.733 --> 01:38:27.439
Cut out the nonsense, Luke.
1126
01:38:27.777 --> 01:38:29.563
I’m Jim. Forever.
1127
01:38:30.238 --> 01:38:33.822
Should I give you a few tips, Jim?
From King to Prince?
1128
01:38:35.201 --> 01:38:37.533
Who wants a piece of cake?
1129
01:38:37.912 --> 01:38:40.028
Me!
1130
01:38:40.832 --> 01:38:43.619
That’s a wonderful idea, Ms. Whaat.
1131
01:38:44.794 --> 01:38:47.911
Mr. Tur Tur, could you brew up
some of your fine fig coffee?
1132
01:38:48.256 --> 01:38:50.542
Of course!
- With coconut milk?
1133
01:39:04.897 --> 01:39:05.932
Mr. Sleeve?
1134
01:39:07.733 --> 01:39:08.939
I need your help.
1135
01:39:09.819 --> 01:39:11.650
My help...
1136
01:39:13.698 --> 01:39:15.689
You could teach my friends,
1137
01:39:16.534 --> 01:39:20.743
the Twelve Almost Invincibles,
how to read and write.
1138
01:39:21.414 --> 01:39:22.824
And while you’re at it,
1139
01:39:23.416 --> 01:39:24.952
some decent manners, too.
1140
01:39:26.127 --> 01:39:27.458
Can you do that?
1141
01:39:32.884 --> 01:39:35.717
A slap in the face?
Is that the best you can do?
1142
01:39:37.472 --> 01:39:40.214
Thatil be a toughie.
1143
01:39:40.683 --> 01:39:43.095
You’re the smartest
person on Jamballa.
1144
01:39:43.478 --> 01:39:45.434
There’s no one better than you.
1145
01:39:51.736 --> 01:39:55.524
Mr. Sleeve.
Morrowland.
1146
01:39:57.700 --> 01:40:00.658
Mor-row-land
1147
01:40:01.329 --> 01:40:02.660
All together:
1148
01:40:03.122 --> 01:40:06.455
Mor-row-land
- Very good!
1149
01:40:08.878 --> 01:40:11.085
Arithmetic.
- Oh no! Not arithmetic!
1150
01:40:11.422 --> 01:40:14.209
Four and nine...
1151
01:40:18.304 --> 01:40:20.169
Who did that?
1152
01:40:23.851 --> 01:40:26.012
Maximiliano! To the blackboard, please.
1153
01:40:26.604 --> 01:40:28.560
But I’m Ludovico.
1154
01:40:28.898 --> 01:40:32.516
I’m Ludovico.
- But I’m Ludovico...
1155
01:40:33.110 --> 01:40:34.475
I’m Ludovico...
1156
01:40:35.238 --> 01:40:38.446
Quiet!
Maximiliano, I won’t say it twice.
1157
01:40:50.211 --> 01:40:51.621
Ms. Whaat!
1158
01:40:54.090 --> 01:40:56.206
Your Majesty! Your licorice candy!
1159
01:40:57.051 --> 01:41:00.543
Finally! I’m coming, my dear.
1160
01:41:03.766 --> 01:41:05.722
Good morning, Mr. Tur Tur!
- Indeed,
1161
01:41:06.060 --> 01:41:08.597
a very beautiful morning,
my dear friends!
1162
01:41:30.793 --> 01:41:32.033
Jim!
1163
01:41:32.378 --> 01:41:33.868
And so, dear friends,
1164
01:41:34.505 --> 01:41:37.622
the story of Jim Button
1165
01:41:38.092 --> 01:41:40.003
and Luke, the Engine Driver
1166
01:41:41.095 --> 01:41:42.505
comes to the end.
1167
01:41:45.933 --> 01:41:47.719
Director
1168
01:41:50.980 --> 01:41:53.972
Screenplay
1169
01:41:55.651 --> 01:41:58.188
Based on the novel
of the same name by Michael Ende
1170
01:41:58.529 --> 01:42:00.019
Published by Thienemann Verlag
1171
01:42:00.698 --> 01:42:03.440
Producer
1172
01:42:05.745 --> 01:42:08.452
Executive Producers
1173
01:42:10.499 --> 01:42:13.206
Co-Producers
1174
01:42:14.462 --> 01:42:17.295
Co-Producer
1175
01:42:20.009 --> 01:42:22.421
Creative Producer
1176
01:42:24.680 --> 01:42:27.387
Producer
1177
01:42:29.143 --> 01:42:31.930
Cinematography
1178
01:42:33.439 --> 01:42:36.727
Production Designer
1179
01:42:38.277 --> 01:42:41.110
Editor
1180
01:42:43.074 --> 01:42:46.066
VFX Supervisor
1181
01:42:47.620 --> 01:42:50.578
Music
1182
01:42:51.791 --> 01:42:55.875
“The Morrowland Theme”
Music Supervisor
1183
01:42:56.712 --> 01:42:59.749
Casting
1184
01:43:01.467 --> 01:43:04.209
Costumes
1185
01:43:06.055 --> 01:43:08.967
Make-up
1186
01:43:10.393 --> 01:43:13.851
Original Sound
Mix
1187
01:43:14.814 --> 01:43:18.557
Post-production Supervisor
VFX Editor
1188
01:43:19.819 --> 01:43:23.186
First Assistant Director
1189
01:43:24.407 --> 01:43:27.615
Production Management
1190
01:43:28.869 --> 01:43:32.282
Auditor
1191
01:43:46.262 --> 01:43:50.596
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