All language subtitles for Miraculous Tales of Ladybug s06e18 The Dirtifiers

Mmm, you're a great cook, caramilla.

Now you know how to make braciola.
Thanks, Grandma, and we can make one for

Grandpa's birthday.

Is something wrong?

No, no, everything's fine, Marinetta. I
forgot that I had to go to, um, a

concert. In the middle of the day?

Yes, it's a concert for, um, the
elderly.

But we'll see each other again next week
anyway. Your grandma still has a lot to

teach you.

Ciao.

Roland, are you okay?

Hi, Gina.

But you're all right?

Of course.

Then why'd you make me rush over here?

So you can change the channel.

But you have a remote for that.

Yes, but I don't like this modern
thingamabobs. Back in the day, that's

it was done. You'd get up and press the
TV. And you made me come, so I'd do just

that? Of course. Now the game's over.

Are you kidding me?

Yes.

I don't believe you. You're too much.

Actually, there's another reason why I
wanted to see you.

What is it?

This is it.

I sold the house, Gina.

The game is over.

Can we still celebrate our 75th birthday
here?

Yes, but then I'll have to leave the
field.

Don't you think it's time you told
Marinette?

No way. Back in the day, that's not how
it was done.

Well, times have changed. That's how
it's done now.

In the daytime, I'm Marinette.

Just a normal girl with a normal life.

But there's something about me that no
one knows yet. I've got a secret.

I just finished these soccer jerseys.
They look pretty good, right? I also

one for Grandpa Roland as a gift for his
birthday.

They look amazing, Marinette. Well done.

Now all we gotta do is learn how to
play.

Speaking of, I'm waiting for you.

You're into soccer now, Marinette? If
Adrian is, then yes.

Hey, everyone. I'm going out.

Grandpa and Grandma aren't 150.

When your grandfather and I were still
married, we'd always celebrate our

birthdays together, even though we
weren't born on the same day. And now

we're friends again, thanks to you,
we're reviving the tradition.

75 years plus 75 years make 150 years.

Grandpa,

how are you?

What? Right now? But, uh, I'm about to
go on a date with Adrian. And besides,

I'll see you tonight at your birthday
party.

Are you sure?

Can't we do it another day?

Your granddaughter will be there in ten.

But, Grandma, I didn't say yes.

For your grandfather to use a phone, it
means he probably has something very

important to tell you.

All right, I'll drop by quickly, and
then I'm off to Adrian's.

See ya.

I'm just making a detour to my
grandpa's, and I'll be on my way. No

Marinette. Take all the time you need.

Hi, Grandpa, I'm here. What did you want
to tell me?

So, yes, well... I wanted to tell you
that...

That... That today is the perfect day to

teach you how to make Parisian crout.

Parisian crout? What's that?

There's nothing about it online.

Yes, of course. That's because it used
to be called the Lutetian Coat. It was

the greatest creation of our indomitable
ancestor... Locomix the Gall.

Today, I am the only one left who knows
how to make it.

You didn't teach it to Dad?

He didn't like it.

And, um, how long does it take to make?

As long as it takes.

Okay, then we'll really have to do this
another day. Adrian's waiting for me.

No, no, no. It's now or never.

Grandpa, I'm done. No.

I mean, not yet.

You should, uh, you should add fish
sauce.

Fish sauce? Are you sure? Of course I'm
sure. In ancient times, they used garum,

a .k .a. fermented fish. But things
change, and now we use fish sauce.

That's right. Things change, like, like,
uh, like this mini -tail, for example.

You mean that plastic cube?

That cube was the Internet's ancestor.

It'd give you access to train schedules,
weather forecasts, sports scores. It

even featured games and discussion
forums. Those days are gone. Now

in your phone. That's how it is.

One day, old things make way for new
things.

And that's fine.

Do you understand?

Yeah, yeah. So, can I put this in the
oven now? Because I really have to go.

No, no, no. Your dough is too thin. You
need to add more flour.

And you see, well, that mini -tel, maybe
one day you'll remember it, and you'll

want to see it again, but it will be
gone. And when that day comes, you

shouldn't be sad, okay?

Yeah, yeah, I promise, Grandpa. I
promise you that I won't feel sad about

mini -tel. Really.

It looks okay now, doesn't it?

Almost. It just needs... time.

Time's essential to the recipe.

You see, that Minitel has lived a good
Minitel's life.

It's told the forecast to its users as
much as it could. It's had many

connections. And now that its system is
down, we can put it back in its box with

no regrets.

Ah, I think I get it now. You want us to
fix your Miniting over here, is that

it? I know you don't like to throw away
old things.

No, no.

What I'm trying to say is, sometimes old
things are just glad to have had their

day and to have met Marinette.

Okay. Um, so, Grandpa, thanks for your
stories about the mini thing, but I

we're done now, right?

Hmm?

Right. Great. I'm off, then. You keep an
eye on it.

Thank you. See you tonight.

Marinette, wait. I'm out of time,
Grandpa. We'll talk tonight.

There's no such thing as rising good.

Then what did we just cook?

I was just trying to find the words to
tell you, but I failed.

Is something wrong, Grandpa?

Come sit next to me.

Marinette, soon I'll have to leave this
place.

But this house is your whole life. Why
would you want to leave it?

The doctors told me that my heart is too
weak.

I've been through a lot in this house,
you know.

But now I'm worn out.

I don't have enough strength for all
those stairs to keep those rooms clean.

I'm tired, Cupcake.

I have to leave.

No, that's not possible.

I've had a wonderful full life here. I'm
ready.

But I'm not. I barely had any time to
enjoy this house with you.

That's why I wanted us to spend time
together. I wanted to give you this.

It contains my yeast, the secret
ingredient that's been giving its

taste to our family's bread for
generations.

It's time for you to inherit it.

I don't want it. It's yours. It's your
yeast, and I'm staying here with you.

But this is how it's done.

Well, I don't want to do it like this. I
don't want things to change. Inet,

wait!

come up with a solution.

No magic power can fix this chicken.

This is so unfair.

Ten -zero!

Oh, you already know how to play, don't
you?

Not at all. Must be beginners. I know it
doesn't seem fair, but that's life!

Come on, how about another game? And
even less fair one.

Marinette, did something happen with
your grandpa earlier?

Of course not. Things are just fine with
my grandpa. Life is perfect, super

perfect. It's not cruel at all.

You don't have to tell me what's wrong
if you don't want to.

Sorry. It feels good to tell you, but
it's making me cry too.

That's okay.

You can cry as much as you need. Tears
allow sadness to flow out little by

little.

Of course. Letting go of the sadness
allows room in your heart to enjoy all

good memories you've shared with your
grandpa in that house.

Like Parisian crude?

Like what?

It's an absurd recipe he made me cook to
try to get his point across, but it

turns out the dish doesn't even exist.

It does now, Marinette.

You made it with your grandfather, which
means now Parisian crude does exist.

It's a memory of the time you shared
with him before he goes.

How was it, by the way, the crude?

I don't know.

I left it before I could try it. That's
a shame, don't you think?

Would you come and try it with me?

Oh, that's delicious.

Sí, es delicioso.

How'd you do it, Dad?

How did we do it?

Marinette cooked it.

So, Grandpa, does it taste better than
loaf mix, the gall version?

You bet it does.

I'll teach you, too, if you want. Or
rather, better even, Marinette will

you. Okay, but on one condition. Next
time, we're using real garum.

Yes. That's how it's done.

Happy birthday to you.

Dad!

It's nothing. I just blew a little too
hard on the candle.

Are you sure you're okay, Roland?

Yes, yes. I just think it's time for me
to... You okay, Grandma?

I guess I blew too hard on the candle,
too.

What are you doing?

That's not how it's done.

I'm okay, seriously. Put me down, now!

Good evening.

Forgive my intrusion, but I've sensed a
fear so strong that it called out to me.

Me? Afraid?

Nonsense, you're wrong. Of course,
that's what you think. You thought you

ready. But in reality, you wished you
could go back to that delightful time

everything seemed like it would never
end. If only that was possible.

It is possible if you want it. Let me
give you this gift. Really?

Of course.

What should I call you? Regina Razione.

Happy birthday, Regina Razione.

Oh, I don't need someone to get me a
glass of water. That's not how it's

Roland, be reasonable. Grandpa, wait.
Leave me alone. I can still walk to

Oh, what are you doing in my house? I'm
here to make you 20 again.

Gina? Senora Gina?

I'm no longer Senora Gina. Or mom. Or
grandma. I am Regina.

What have you done to me? I've given you
your youth back.

But why?

So you can have another chance.

Gina, please be reasonable.

Let's all talk it out together.

No, let's start over together.

Now you get to do everything you never
had the time for.

Can you stay with my parents? I'm going
to follow Grandma and Grandpa to find

out where they're going.

Okay, but be careful, Marinette.

Where do you want to go? We've got all
night.

I don't know. I've never stayed up so
late.

Oh, you're a youngster again.

Now's not the time to act like a little
old man.

This isn't the right age. I have to get
up early to make bread. Take me back

home. First, we take a walk.

That's not how you take a walk!

Looks like there's no time to waste,
Marinette. Tell me about it. Tiki's

on!

You never went out dancing. Come on.
You're going to love it. No, no, no. I

don't even know the songs. Let me handle
this.

Hey,

DJ guy, play the ballad of Bloomberg.

It was a hit back in our time.

That's not a song of our time. It's her
LP, Paul.

You don't say old. You say senior.

Gina,

that's not how it's done.

Give me a minute. I'm not as young as I
used to be. Come on, let's dance.

But I never quit.

Leave him alone, Grandma.

I mean, ma 'am. I'm no grandma.

I'm Regenerazione, and I still have all
the time in the world.

Good thing Mr. Rowland never throws
anything away.

This should do while Ladybug and Cat
Noir put things in order.

Mrs. Dupain -Cheng, do you mind if I go
out to see if Marinette needs help? Of

course not, Adrian. That's nice of you.

Finally! It was starting to feel like
time was dragging.

You know what they say, patience is a
virtue.

Plagg!

your chance to try all the dishes you
never tasted.

But I don't like going out to eat. I
always preferred making my own meals and

own cookies.

Bring me one of everything on the menu.

You're too late, ma 'am. Kitchen's
closed.

You're too late, and I have no time to
lose.

What's happening to me?

If you don't want to lose another five
years, you'd better reopen the kitchen.

If you don't stop, you'll give yourself
gray hair, Nathan.

Whoa, m 'lady. Looks like you're the
grown -up in the room.

Yes, and if we want to enjoy our youth,
we better find the villain's akumatized

object fast.

Now's your chance.

Be the miraculous.

Captain Warren, look out!

Captain Warren!

Come on!

What am I going to do with you, huh?

And we've lost track of Regina Razzione.

Fast, kitty cat.

That was close.

Cat o' war?

You're not supposed to eat food off the
ground, kitty.

Well spotted, kitty cat. Looks like
Roland has left us a trail.

Come, Roland, you never took the time to
dress properly.

Let's change that.

Why not?

Okay, yes.

If I come any closer, Regina Razzioni
will fire at me like she did the last

time. We're going to need a little help.

Lucky charm!

I'm not going to take you to fight with
me, am I?

Tata!

Want more cookies, kitty?

Tata! Tata! If you give me a good cat...
You're in for a treat.

Time to lay down your arms, Regina
Rossione.

Never!

Don't come any closer, ladybug.

You're not going to stop this young man
from enjoying life. But I don't want any

of this. No dancing or eating at
restaurants or buying new clothes.

These shorts are enough for me. When
they wear out, I just change the buttons

and that's it. Listen to him and reject
the Ultracuma.

Never!

Not so clever now, granny bug.

No more evil doing for you, old Dracuma.

Time to de -evilize.

That's ya.

Bye -bye, little butterfly.

What happened?

I think you got afraid that I didn't
live my life to the fullest.

I wish you could have had so much more
time.

You have nothing to worry about. I've
spent my life inside my bakery by

and it made me very happy.

We have a great son, and he and Sabine
have given us a great granddaughter.

I have no regrets.

That's how I wanted to do it.

You shouldn't have regrets either.

Excuse me, could you hold this for me,
please?

Miraculous Ladybug!

Dada!

Just kidding.

Let this magical charm help you to
remember to have no regrets.

Found it!

Bye.

You think you can control the course of
events, Ladybug, but my time will come

too, I promise you.