Yr Octonots a Phennaeth y Morf Octonots

-Subtitles

-Octonots, to your stations.

-Cwrwgl.

-Harri.

-Pegwn.

-Explore.

-Rescue.

-Rescue.

-

-Protect!

-The Octonots and the Walrus Chief.

-Say aahh!

-Aaaahhhh.

-Well done.

-Great. Can you tell me

-how many fins I'm showing?

-Two? Correct. You're a healthy fish.

-Next.

-Oh, no, let me take a look at that.

-Don't worry. I'm Pegwn.

-I'm an Octonot and a doctor.

-I help creatures

-that are ill or sick.

-I'll bandage that claw

-and you'll feel better.

-Good as new.

-The Arctic is cold. I'll head back

-to the Octopod to warm up.

-Oops.

-My medic bag.

-Oh, no. I must find it.

-A-ha! Oh, just a clam.

-I know it's down here somewhere.

-A walrus.

-It's using its whiskers

-to find clams.

-It might help me find my bag!

-Thank you. I've been...

-What a strange shell.

-Hey, the chief might like this.

-Wait, come back, that's not a shell.

-It's my medic bag.

-Captain.

-Captain.

-

-What's up, Pegwn?

-My medic bag has been stolen.

-By a walrus.

-Harri, sound the Octoalert.

-Octonots, to the Octohatch.

-Octonots, does anyone know

-why a walrus would want a medic bag?

-Did he think it was a clam?

-Yes, they love clams.

-It was full of bandages

-and medicine.

-I can't heal creatures without it.

-Don't worry, Pegwn.

-We'll find that walrus.

-We'll go up to that bundle

-of whiskers...

-..and force him to give it back.

-Pegwn, Harri, into the sub.

-Open the Octohatch.

-Open the Octohatch.

-

-Right away, Cap.

-Ahoy.

-One of the hairy thieves,

-straight ahead.

-We must be approaching

-the walruses' home.

-That's what I call

-a load of walruses.

-If your bag is there, we'll find it.

-Hello there.

-There's been a misunderstanding.

-Hey, you're not walruses.

-You're right. We're Octonots.

-This is our place. Walruses only.

-Steady on.

-Take a step back.

-Watch you don't get wet.

-Watch you don't get wet.

-

-You said you'd make him return it.

-I wasn't ready for him that time.

-There must be another way

-to get through to them.

-Then, splash,

-we all fell into the water.

-Walruses don't like sharing

-their home.

-If you're not a walrus,

-you won't get in.

-If we looked like walruses

-and behaved like walruses...

-We might stand a chance.

-And I'd get my medic bag back.

-Ira, we need your help.

-Right away, Cap.

-Octonots,

-the Octo-walrus plan starts now.

-Let's go.

-Do you think it'll work?

-It's worth giving it a go

-if it means getting my bag back.

-Fair enough.

-Hello, Cregynnog, this is Cwrwgl.

-We're going to join

-the walruses now.

-Excellent.

-You must behave like walruses.

-Don't let them push you.

-You're new.

-Walruses say hello

-by blowing at each other.

-Blow back or you'll upset them.

-Is that all you've got?

-We'll have to blow harder.

-One, two, three.

-That's better.

-It's nice to meet you.

-If you have any clams,

-give them to the chief.

-He's hungry. We have to share until

-he's well enough to get his own.

-Thanks for the advice.

-It's working. We're in their lair.

-Pegwn's sticker.

-The bag must be nearby.

-Keep your eyes open.

-You're standing on my tail.

-Sorry, but it's difficult

-when they're pushing us.

-That's natural walrus behaviour.

-They're caressing each other.

-Don't expect me to do that.

-That's better.

-Don't relax too much.

-Hey, what's this? A new lad.

-That's the one

-that took my medic bag.

-Cregynnog, we have

-an annoyed Walrus coming towards us.

-This is a walrus challenge.

-He wants to see

-who the biggest and strongest is.

-If we wants the bag,

-we have to challenge him.

-We can be bigger and stronger.

-Stand on my shoulders, Captain.

-More.

-OK, Pegwn?

-I'm fine.

-OK, OK.

-You're bigger than I thought.

-Where's the medic bag?

-The medic bag?

-It's white.

-I know. That strange clam.

-I gave it to the chief

-to lift his spirits.

-Which one is the chief?

-The largest one

-with the longest tusks.

-Bring him on.

-Careful!

-Harri, get back in position.

-I can't,

-while you're sitting on my...

-Strangers.

-Run.

-What's happening?

-Have you found the chief?

-It's not convenient

-to talk right now.

-Take them to the chief.

-Take them to the chief.

-

-At least we can meet the chief.

-Chief, chief, chief, chief!

-Silence!

-What are you doing in our home?

-Speak!

-Please,

-we don't want to disturb you.

-We're looking for Pegwn's bag.

-That strange clam?

-That's it. My medic bag.

-This is your bag?

-I am the walrus chief.

-It's mine.

-Rargh!

-We don't want any trouble

-but it's my colleague's bag.

-You think you can come into

-my village and tell me what to do?

-Ooh! Ooh!

-Oh, no. His fin.

-Wait. You shouldn't move

-with a fin that's hurt.

-Rargh!

-If you don't bandage that up,

-it'll get worse and worse...

-Rar... Oh!

-My fin hurts.

-What happened to it?

-I twisted it the other day.

-Now, I can't swim.

-That's why everyone's

-bringing you clams.

-Can you do something to heal it?

-A twisted fin.

-I'll need my medic bag.

-Here you go.

-There we go.

-As good as new.

-Thanks. I feel better already. I

-don't know what I'd do without you.

-I don't know what I'd do

-without my medic bag.

-Remember, look after your fin.

-OK. Come and visit us

-any time you want.

-I'm making you honourable walruses.

-Altogether now...

-..the walrus greeting.

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