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[whimsical music]

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[buzzing]

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[groans]

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[grunts]

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Hey, be careful. I had to sell a lot of books to get that.

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-[groans] -And why did you need to bring

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a tanning bed to a tropical island?

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[Clutch] Uh, for tanning.

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[groaning]

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[Clutch] Hey!

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What is it? What's wrong?

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Nothing. My arm's sore.

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I've been chopping vines all morning.

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Dwayne, get over here! Time to earn your pay.

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Huh?

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Uh, you don't actually pay me, Professor Powers.

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I'm an intern.

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I pay you in knowledge, Dwayne.

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And this is where you learn how to chop.

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So, chop-chop.

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Oh, yeah!

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[grunting]

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[laughs]

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[shrieks]

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[both scream]

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Hey! Hey! I need that!

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Oh, great.

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So much for my perfect tan.

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Hmm.

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It's a totem pole.

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But who do you suppose carved it?

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Is it dangerous?

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-Oh. -No, Dwayne.

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It's a hunk of rock.

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It's not alive.

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[thunder rumbles]

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[growls]

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[all yell]

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[Dwayne] Oh, God.

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[Master Wu]  "Uncharted."

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[Pixal] Have you been up all night?

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Yeah, just monitoring surveillance footage

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for any sign of the criminals

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who broke out of Kryptarium last month.

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I was told the police made an arrest.

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[Lloyd] Fugi-Dove.

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They caught him feeding pigeons in the park.

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Is that Ronin?

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Yeah, the police hired him to help round up the criminals.

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I don't like how the police keep using a Bounty Hunter

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like Ronin but...

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[alarm beeps]

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Who is that?

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Cecil Putnam, manager of the Explorer's Club.

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I regret to inform you that

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Misako Montgomery Garmadon's membership has been cancelled.

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Effective immediately.

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Here are items emptied from her club locker.

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On what grounds?

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I'm afraid it's club policy.

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Whenever a member is missing and presumed lost at sea,

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the club revokes their membership.

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What are you talking about?

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Oh, there's no need for panic.

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Her position will be given to another worthy applicant.

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The club will prevail.

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I'm not worried about the club!

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I'm worried about my mother and Master Wu! Where are they?

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She was leading an expedition with Professor Powers

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to attempt to navigate the storm belt

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and prove her theory about an uncharted island.

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But as we haven't heard from them in several weeks,

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the expedition is presumed lost.

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The storm belt?

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What was she thinking?

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[Pixal] The storm belt is an area

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off the southern coast plagued by violent storms.

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Numerous ships and airplanes have gone missing in the region.

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It is considered very dangerous.

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To my knowledge, there is only one person

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ever to have emerged from the storm belt.

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Correct.

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A man named Timothy Batterson.

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Batterson was part of a balloon tour

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which was blown off course.

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He claims it was blown into the storm belt

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and eventually crashed on an uncharted island.

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Pixal, ready the Bounty.

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Zane, pull up whatever information

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you have on this man.

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The rest of you, pack.

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We don't have a moment to lose.

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[creaking]

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[wind gusting]

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-[thuds] -Ah!

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Hiya, fellas.

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What'll it be? Leaded or unleaded?

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Are you Mister Batterson?

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[groans] Yep.

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But nobody calls me that.

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Oh, what do they call you?

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Twitchy Tim.

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Twitchy for short.

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Well, um...

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Twitchy, my mother was part of an expedition

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to try and map an unknown island off the southern coast,

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and she's missing.

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We're going after them.

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You're the only one who knows what's out there

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and we could really use your help.

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[quivers]

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I'll tell you what's out there!

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Storms! Monsters! Doom!

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I was struck twelve times by lightning

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trying to escape that nightmare.

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And you want me to go back?

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Twelve? Really?

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[shivers] Yeah.

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Twelve, luckily, it didn't affect me but I...

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[electric crackles]

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Hiya, fellas.

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What'll it be? Leaded or unleaded?

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-You already asked us that. -I did?

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We're not here for gas.

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We're here for your help. Remember?

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Yeah, we were talking about the uncharted island.

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We were asking you to come with us.

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The uncharted island?

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Are you nuts?

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You want me to go back?

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Well, you can forget it, the answer's...

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[shivers]

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Hiya, fellas.

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What'll it be? Leaded or unleaded?

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What is going on?

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You said that twice!

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I did?

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We were talking about

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going back to the island, remember?

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We were asking you for help.

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Going back to the island?

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I swore I'd never do it

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but what can I say a deals a deal.

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You're driving, right?

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Yes!

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[engine rumbles]

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[beeping]

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[thunder rumbles]

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[beeping]

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Interesting. Our radar is unable

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to penetrate the fog bank.

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It's the island.

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She doesn't want you to see her secrets.

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How did you reach the island the first time?

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It was a freak accident.

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[Twitchy]  I was taking a hot-air balloon tour.

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But the balloon blew off course.

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It got caught in a storm.

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[thunder rumbles]

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[electricity crackles]

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I tried to ride it out.

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Felt like hours, days, being tossed around in that fog,

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then suddenly... [grunts]

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-Then what? -Lightning struck it.

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It crashed.

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I must have blacked out

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'cause I don't remember that part,

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but when I woke up...

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I was on a beach.

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A blue sand beach.

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Blue sand?

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You must have hit your head pretty hard.

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It was blue, I tell ya!

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What do you think, I'm lying?

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I'm telling the truth, ah...

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[electricity crackles]

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[thunder rumbles]

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Lloyd, I am picking up a rise in electro-static levels.

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I do not think it would be wise to proceed any nearer.

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I suggest you lower the catamarans

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and approach by sea.

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Right let mount up and break some waves.

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Uh, he's going to need a life jacket.

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Deploying water vessels in three, two, one...

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[whirs]

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Pix, we're down.

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Proceeding into the fog bank.

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[Pixal] Good luck, Lloyd. Be careful.

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Why is it so quiet?

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Why are you whispering?

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I don't know.

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Do you guys hear that?

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-[waves crashing] -Waves.

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We must be getting close.

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-Close to what? -[thunder rumbles]

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-Look out! -Hard to port!

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-[thunder rumbles] -[waves crashing]

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Here we go...

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Hold on!

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[Lloyd] Watch out for the Lightning!

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[Zane] Fascinating.

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The rock seems to attract the lightning.

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[lightning rumbles]

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Nya, we're too wide!

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We won't fit!

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[gasps]

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[Jay] Here we go!

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[Cole] Push the button!

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We're too wide!

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I am pushing the button!

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It's not working!

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[Zane grunts]

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Everyone, get to starboard!

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Lean back in to the catamaran up on its side.

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[all grunt]

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Whoa!

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Wow.

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What was I thinking offering to come back here?

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[both groan]

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[gasps]

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I guess we're walking from here.

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Maybe not.

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Pixal, do you copy?

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[Pixal]  I copy, Lloyd.

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We're on the island.

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Can you fix on my location

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and deploy the Jungle Choppers?

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Affirmative. Deploying now.

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[whooshes]

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[thuds]

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[Kai laughs]

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That's what I call air-mail.

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[tires screech]

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Mom!?

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Hello?

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Look, that rock formation, it spells out help.

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What Happened here?

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They must have left this behind in case someone came after them.

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Mom!

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Master Wu? [echoing]

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[birds chirping]

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[shushes]

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Are you nuts!?

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You want those things to know we're here?

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Uh, what things?

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The monsters in the jungle!

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They look like statues!

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But it's a trick.

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They're alive.

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Well, what are we waiting for?

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[tense music]

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[electricity crackles]

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[whooshes]

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[closing theme music]