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[theme song playing]
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♪ Kalia calls the girls ♪
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♪ Ride, Rangers, ride ♪
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♪ They're off to save the world ♪
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♪ Strength and heart ♪
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♪ And different skills they've got ♪
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♪ When something is wrong ♪
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♪ These girls are making it right ♪
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♪ 'Cause nothing's too hard to handle ♪
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♪ When seven best friends unite ♪
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♪ Kalia calls the girls ♪
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♪ Rainbow Rangers gonna save the day ♪
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♪ Help is a rainbow away ♪
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[frightened bleating]
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[Kaleido-coms ringing]
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Kalia needs us. Rangers, go!
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[Rosie] Rosie Redd-- Strength Power!
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[Mandy] Mandarin Orange-- Music Power!
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[Anna] Anna Banana-- Animal Power!
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[Pepper] Pepper Mintz-- Inviso Power!
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[B.B.] Bonnie Blueberry-- Vision Power!
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[Indigo] Indigo Allfruit-- Speed Power!
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[Lavender] Lavender LaViolette--
Micro Power!
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[Floof] Floof!
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[gasping]
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[Rangers] Rainbow Rangers,
one and all, ready for Kalia's call.
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[Kalia] Rangers, today
we have a colorful emergency.
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It's so pretty. And rainbow-colored
fish, just like here at home.
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Yes, but rainbow-colored
fish aren't natural on Earth.
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You're right, B.B.
This rainbow river isn't natural.
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There are dyes in the water.
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Dyes? Why would someone
dye a river?
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Aside from the fact that it's gorg,
of course.
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No one dyed it on purpose, Lavender.
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It's called chemical runoff.
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People dye other things, then dump
the leftover dye into the river.
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That's terrible. Humans and animals
need clear, clean water to drink.
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Exactly. That's why I need you Rangers
to find out who's behind the runoff.
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So what you're saying is we need to
run off to stop the runoff? [chuckles]
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[chuckles] Indeed.
And I know just who to send.
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Uh-oh. I see where
the pretty colors are coming from.
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That factory's dumping dyes in the water.
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[Pepper] And there's
Preston Praxton's logo.
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We've told him to watch
what comes out of his factories.
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Then it's time to tell him again.
Let's check it out.
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Are those soccer uniforms?
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They're rainbow-radical.
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They sure are.
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Especially those lavender ones.
Such a perf color.
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So me.
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Floof-Floof-Floof.
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It doesn't matter how
good they look,
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the factory is polluting the river
and we have to shut it down.
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But how?
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Huh. Maybe we hit
the big, red off button?
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[laughs] That's funny, Indy.
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Like Preston would actually
put a big red off
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Oh. I guess there is a big red off button.
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Now we just have to sneak in
and press it, so
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Inviso Power.
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Push a button and mission
accomplished. Easy-peasy.
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[gasps] What's happening?
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[Preston] A booby trap is happening.
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Peek-a-boo. I see you.
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[pants] Get her out
of that thing, Preston.
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Why would daddy do that?
She's trespassing.
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You were right, Daddy. The Rangers did
try to shut down our factory.
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Yes, Princess,
but I'm always a step ahead.
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That's why I made this fake,
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booby trap-triggering,
off button. And they fell for it.
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The real off button is way up there.
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You shouldn't even want
to shut down this factory.
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We're using it to make uniforms
for my soccer league,
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which I named after you.
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-After us?
-Floof-Floof?
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Yes.
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Ta-da. The Rainbow Rangers League.
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Each color uniform is for a team
named after one of you.
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Seriously?
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For reals.
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The Roarin' Rosies,
the B.B. Boomers,
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and check out the Indy Go-Gos.
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This is the best thing to ever
happen in the history of ever.
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I didn't even know you played soccer.
Give me some moves, girl. Floof.
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Floof.
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Heads up.
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Oh. No, no, no.
That's okay, I'm not
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[grunts]
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[groans in pain]
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Floof.
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Is that how that's supposed to work?
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I'm not really up on sports-ball.
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My Patty-cakes isn't so coordinated.
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But that's why she's starting
her own league.
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Right. If it's my league
and my uniforms,
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everyone has to let me play.
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I'll never be picked last again.
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So you're making uniforms with
dye that's polluting the river
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just so you won't get picked last?
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Why not practice and get better instead?
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Ugh. Boring. They don't get it, Daddy.
Booby trap 'em all.
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Whatever you say, pumpkin.
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Booby trap.
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[yelling]
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[grunts] No. I don't wanna get dyed.
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And not yellow. Ugh.
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That is not my color,
you heartless Praxtons.
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I wouldn't mind getting dyed yellow.
As long as I could wash it off, of course.
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I prefer red.
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Or orange.
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The colors aren't the point.
Our friends can't stop
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the chemical runoff if they're stuck
in a booby trap.
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That's the mission, remember?
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Personally, I choose blue.
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Looks like the Rangers
are out of our way, princess.
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Let's go count our money.
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No need to hang around here. [laughs]
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[grunts] How do we get out of this?
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In five seconds,
I'll be redder than Rosie.
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Wait a sec, Preston showed us
the real off switch.
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It's up there, remember?
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[grunts] Yes, but we're stuck down here.
So how does that help?
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I'll use my mad soccer skills.
Give me a ball, Floof.
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Floof-Floof.
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Oh. So close. You can do this, Indy.
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The crowd goes quiet
as Indy lines up her next shot.
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It's do or die.
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-[all cheering]
-[Lavender] You did it, Indy.
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[Preston] I hear happy Rangers.
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Worst sound ever.
Time for another booby trap.
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Don't let him press that button, Floof.
Stop him with something. Anything.
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Floof-Floof.
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[sputtering]
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Blueberries. Berry quick
thinking, Floof. [chuckles]
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Yes. Blueberries are my favorite.
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[sputtering] Don't just stand
there eating. Help me.
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Whoa.
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[groans]
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[all gasp]
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No. My beautiful factory.
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[gasps] Preston. You're gorg.
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Rainbow is definitely your color.
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What?
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Ugh. Unacceptable. I can't be a rainbow.
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[laughs] Looks like you can, Daddy.
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Oh, you're one to laugh, Princess.
Your teeth are blue.
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They are?
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The blueberries stained her teeth,
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and that's how we'll save the river.
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Huh? Not seeing the connection, Pepper.
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Blueberries are an all-natural dye, right?
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Well, actually, there are
all-natural dyes in every color.
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[gasps] So if Preston
and Patty want rainbow uniforms,
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they can use natural dyes
that won't hurt the river.
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-[scoffs] Not interested.
-We'll do it.
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What? But, Princess,
it costs money to change dyes.
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We'll do it anyway, if Indigo teaches
me everything she knows about soccer.
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I kinda do wanna practice and get better.
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[chuckles] Deal. Give us a ball, Floof.
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Floof-Floof.
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You start with the basics.
You get the most control
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when you dribble the ball
with the inside of your foot. Like this.
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[grunting]
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-You try.
-Okay.
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[laughs] Look at that.
You are coordinated.
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[both] She's learning now,
she's getting strong,
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Patty's soccer skills are on.
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[distant quacking]
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[quacks softly]
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[sobbing]
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[quacks]
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[giggles] The Fluttercup
loves you, Floof.
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-[Kaleido-com ringing]
-[giggles]
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Oh. Kalia needs us. Let's go, Floof.
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[Rosie] Rosie Redd-- Strength Power!
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[Mandy] Mandarin Orange-- Music Power!
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[Anna] Anna Banana-- Animal Power!
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[Pepper] Pepper Mintz-- Inviso Power!
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[B.B.] Bonnie Blueberry-- Vision Power!
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[Indigo] Indigo Allfruit-- Speed Power!
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[Lavender] Lavender LaViolette--
Micro Power!
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[Floof] Floof!
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[Rangers] Rainbow Rangers, one and all,
ready for Kalia's call.
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[Kalia] Rangers,
a little duckling needs you.
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[quacking]
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Hey. How come all the ducks
are flying away
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from the mommy and baby?
That's not nice.
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It's not normal either.
Ducks usually migrate as a flock.
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Maybe these two
just wanna stay home?
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You know, relax, kick up their webbed
feet, avoid all the migration traffic.
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That makes no sense, Indy.
Ducks need to migrate in winter
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because of the cold weather
and lack of food.
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Plus, those duckies look so sad.
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I bet they want to be with
the other ducks. They're just not.
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I agree. And whether or not
they want to, B.B.'s right.
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They need to migrate.
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And I know just who to send to help them.
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Lavender Micro Power.
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Anna Animal Power.
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B.B Vision Power.
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Ready, Rangers?
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[Rangers] Rangers ready.
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Floof-Floof-Floof-Floof.
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Ride, Rangers, ride.
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[frightened quacking]
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Aw. Don't worry, duckling.
We're here to help.
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Animal Power.
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[Anna quacks]
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See? We're friendly.
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We're the Rainbow Rangers,
and this is Floof.
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[excited quacks]
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[excited quacks]
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Oh, look. She has a little wing.
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[confused quacks]
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Oh. Now it makes sense.
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They didn't migrate because the duckling
can't fly well with a little wing.
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[quacks]
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Of course, you won't. She said
she knows they need to leave
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but they'll stay because
she won't leave her duckling behind.
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Easy-peasy rainbow breezy.
We can fly them south on our scooters.
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We could, except the duckling needs to
fly on her own to build muscle memory.
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That way, she'll know how to
get back and forth by herself.
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But she can't fly on her own.
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[wind blowing]
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[all shiver]
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Then I guess the only logical
thing is for them to stay,
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but they'll need a nice, warm shelter.
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Twirl-riffic. I can plus-out their crib.
I love interior decorating.
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[shudders] Let's do it quickly.
It's getting colder by the second.
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Construct-O-Max,
construct a duck house.
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[quacks]
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Floofers, we need some hay
inside to keep them warm
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and birdseeds to make sure they keep
their bellies full all winter.
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-Can you do it?
-Floof.
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Good start but not splendiferous.
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My clients need some flowers, pillows,
and a fresh coat of paint.
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Floof-Floof.
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Floof-Floof.
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Y-E-S, yes.
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This duck house is now
move-in ready. Enjoy, ducky.
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[delighted quacking]
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They say it's perfect.
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Great job, Rangers.
Mission accom
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-[wind blowing]
-[gasping]
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[frightened quacking]
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[gasps] The ducks. The house.
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Floof?
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Good catch. But we need to face the facts,
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the weather will only get worse.
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We have to find a way to get
them south for winter.
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So, we go back to my idea of flying
the ducks on our scooters?
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Maybe
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but it would be so much better
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if the duckling could
fly south on her own.
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But how? She can't with her tiny wing.
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Hm
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That's it. I'll Construct-O-Max
a prosthetic wing
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to help the duckling fly.
Put her down please, Floof.
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Construct-O-Max, construct a wing.
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[all exclaiming]
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[both quacking]
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B.B. had a pretty cool idea making
that wing to help her fly.
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I've read that humans have helped
lots of wild animals that way,
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they've made prosthetic wings,
and flippers, and even beaks.
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It's gorg. Will it work?
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Try it, little duckling.
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[quacks]
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[quacking]
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[quacking]
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Mama duck loves the wing
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but she's worried because
the baby's still wobbly.
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She'll be fine.
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With a little practice, she'll be as good
as any other duckling in the sky.
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Ooh. I can help her practice.
I know plenty about flying.
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Flitter Flower, Micro Power.
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Stick with me, duckling.
You'll be ready to migrate in no time.
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The most important skill
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is just getting up, flapping those wings
and moving forward, okay?
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[quacking]
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-[quacks]
-Now, flap those wings and take off.
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Splendiferous little duckling.
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Now straight and true, me and you.
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[quacking]
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Sometimes the wind will kick up
and you have to know how to ride it.
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00:19:30,210 --> 00:19:32,210
Give us some wind, everybody.
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00:19:37,634 --> 00:19:39,474
Whoa. Oh.
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[alarmed quacking]
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[alarmed quacking]
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I know. I'm worried too.
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We should stop.
It's too much for the duckling.
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Wait. Give Lavender a chance to teach her.
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Don't fight the currents, duckling.
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Spread your wings and ride them.
Like this.
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Yes. That's it. You've got it.
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[delighted quacking]
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-[all] You did it.
-Floof.
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You're a rainbow-riffic flyer,
but now you have to learn to land.
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Give us a perch, Floof.
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Floof-Floof.
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Watch me, then do what I do.
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Coming down.
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The most important part is to stick
the landing and look fabulous.
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Ta-da.
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-Yeah.
-Woo-hoo.
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-Your turn, duckling.
-[quacking]
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[delighted quacking]
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-You go, ducky.
-Amazing.
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Floof-Floof.
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Flitter Flower, Macro Power.
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[chuckles]
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You're super splendiferous, duckling.
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You can fly as well
as any bird in the sky.
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-[wind blowing]
-[all shiver]
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Ugh. It's getting colder.
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I think it's time you get to the rest
of your flock in your winter home.
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00:21:25,784 --> 00:21:28,664
B.B., I know the baby duck
needs to fly by herself
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so she knows how to go back and forth
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but can we please keep her company?
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00:21:34,042 --> 00:21:36,302
-Please?
-Floof?
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[pleading quacks]
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Of course.
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It's the only logical thing to do.
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Southward bound, Rangers.
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[Rangers] When troubles come,
we're on the way,
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Rainbow Rangers save the day.
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[delighted quacking]
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[all giggle]
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[theme song playing]
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♪ Kalia calls the girls ♪
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♪ Ride, Rangers, ride ♪
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♪ They're off to save the world ♪
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♪ Strength and heart ♪
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♪ And different skills they've got ♪
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♪ When something is wrong ♪
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♪ These girls are making it right ♪
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♪ 'Cause nothing's too hard to handle ♪
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♪ When seven best friends unite ♪
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♪ Kalia calls the girls ♪
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♪ Rainbow Rangers gonna save the day ♪
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♪ Help is a rainbow away ♪
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