Yr Octonots ac Antur Ffos Mari Octonots

-Subtitles

-Octonots, to your stations.

-Cwrwgl.

-Harri.

-Pegwn.

-Explore.

-Rescue.

-Rescue.

-

-Protect.

-The Octonots

-and The Mariana Trench Adventure

-Captain to Ira.

-Ready for progress report.

-Go ahead, Cap.

-It's looking good down here.

-The legs are attached.

-And the door is secure.

-And the door is secure.

-

-Thanks, Captain.

-Halt! Ah, the last two computers

-are in place on the upper level.

-Thanks, Professor. It looks like

-we're ready. What do you think?

-It's time to put all the parts...

-..of our brand new

-deep sea Octo-lab together.

-Octonots and vegimals,

-prepare for full assembly.

-This is it, mateys.

-Ready?

-Ready?

-

-Ready.

-Activate full assembly.

-Activate full assembly.

-

-You got it, Cap!

-Full assembly complete.

-Hooray!

-Hooray!

-

-Fantastic.

-Octonots,

-welcome to the deep sea Octo-lab.

-Wow!

-Wow!

-

-Very nice.

-Yowsers!

-Our mission

-is to take the deep sea Octo-lab...

-..all the way down

-to the bottom of the Mariana Trench.

-The Mariana Trench is the deepest,

-darkest place on Earth.

-Once we're set up Dela and Cregynog

-will stay for a few weeks...

-..while we return to the Octo-pod.

-We're leaving them in

-the deepest, darkest place on Earth?

-Absolutely.

-We'll be the first scientists to

-live and study down in the trench.

-We'll take pictures of parts

-of the sea that no-one has seen.

-And discover new creatures.

-I hope!

-In a place so dangerous that even

-pirates have never gone there.

-That sounds like a big job

-for only two Octonots.

-Don't worry, Pegwn. Ira and I

-have invented some helpers.

-Meet the Octo-bots.

-The Octo-bots will help us.

-They have video cameras for eyes

-so we can see what they see.

-They can collect rocks

-from the sea floor.

-Gwyddno wants to show you

-his invention.

-The Vegi-bot is programmed to

-provide all the comforts of home.

-Thank you, Vegi-bot.

-Er, no more kelp cakes for me,

-thank you.

-Ow!

-Oh, dear.

-Sorry about that.

-I'm still working out some glitches

-but everything else is ready to go.

-Let's hook the Octo-lab

-up to the Octo-pod...

-..and head for the Mariana Trench.

-That should fix the problem.

-Let's test it out, Gwyddno.

-I'd like one kelp cake please,

-Vegi-bot.

-Thank you. Perfect.

-Vegi-bot test successful.

-Very good.

-We're getting close

-to the Mariana Trench.

-Dela, it's time to go downwards.

-Dela, it's time to go downwards.

-

-I'm on it, Captain.

-The deeper we go,

-the darker it gets.

-Prepare to travel into the

-total darkness of the Midnight Zone.

-We pass through these sea mountains

-to get down to the trench.

-Dela, let's take it slow.

-These sea mountains are tall.

-Yes, some of them are taller

-than any mountain on dry land.

-There it is - the Mariana Trench.

-It looks like a massive

-bottomless pit of darkness.

-Yes. The trench is much too deep

-to see to the bottom from up here.

-How do we know where to put the

-Octo-lab if we can't see the bottom?

-We'll have to go down and look.

-Harri, Cregynog, you're with me.

-Time to get out of the Gup

-and head for the bottom.

-We've made it to the bottom.

-Whoa!

-It's a field of hydrothermal vents

-but something's wrong.

-Isn't there supposed to be

-steam coming out?

-Look, some of them have crumbled.

-Hydrothermal vents are hot with

-lots of animals living round them...

-..but they don't last for ever.

-These vents have gone cold

-and fallen apart.

-And there's not a creature stirring.

-I'm in position.

-What's the report?

-You know I can't see very well

-so give me a moment to work it out.

-Three, yes,

-three different shiny creatures.

-One of them has a long tentacle.

-Do they seem hungry?

-Do they seem hungry?

-

-Are they coming to eat us?

-Everybody, snap to it.

-Hold your positions.

-Hush, hush, quiet!

-This area is fascinating but we

-can't put the deep sea Octo-lab...

-..on top of these crumbling vents.

-Let's look for a better place.

-They're gone. Coast is clear!

-We're safe for now.

-I'm afraid we can't live around

-these hydrothermal vents any more.

-They're too cold for us.

-We'll march across this trench...

-..until we find a new

-hydrothermal vent to call home.

-Somewhere nice and hot.

-With lots of steam

-and gas bubbling up.

-A place where baby tube worms

-can grow up to be giant tube worms.

-A-ha, that's the spirit!

-Now then. Come on, find a partner

-and don't forget the clam.

-Climb aboard, old friend.

-Sideways, march!

-# We live in the midnight zone

-# We live in the midnight zone

-# In the dark, but not alone

-# In the dark, but not alone

-

-# In the dark, but not alone #

-Hmm. This area's nice and flat.

-I think we've found the perfect

-place for the deep sea Octo-lab.

-Agreed. Captain to Dela.

-Dela here, Captain.

-Dela here, Captain.

-

-We've found our spot.

-Move the Octo-pod into position.

-The Octo-pod is in position.

-The Octo-pod is in position.

-

-Very good, Dela.

-The trench is too narrow so the

-Gup-C will take it part of the way.

-Ready, Ira?

-Octonots, let's do this.

-On my way down, Cap.

-There she is, mateys.

-There she is, mateys.

-

-Alright, Ira.

-On my signal, release the cable and

-let the Octo-lab fall into place.

-You got it, Cap.

-You got it, Cap.

-

-Ready, steady... drop!

-Octonots,

-the deep sea Octo-lab has landed.

-Let's turn on the lights

-and get to work.

-I'm not nervous

-about being down here any more.

-The Octo-lab feels completely safe.

-The Octo-lab feels completely safe.

-

-Oh, it is safe, Pegwn.

-It's cold and dark out there but

-we've got plenty of light and heat.

-And I put the whole thing on legs

-so it'll just bounce around

-..without breaking a thing

-if we get hit by tremors.

-We're down so deep that there's only

-a thin layer of the sea floor...

-..between us and the

-hot, melted rock inside the Earth.

-When pieces of the sea floor move

-around on top of the melted rock...

-..they bump into each other

-and we get tremors.

-Special equipment shows us whether

-or not there are tremors close by.

-Let's turn it on.

-Everything's calm and steady

-for now. No tremors.

-Phew! I hope it stays that way.

-We've collected

-fantastic rock samples.

-The Octo-bots are working well.

-Uh-oh, something's coming.

-Come on, boys. Time to roll.

-Where are we?

-Where are we?

-

-I don't know.

-I smell food.

-I smell food.

-

-Smells good. Let's roll!

-This way.

-Keep them coming.

-Delicious.

-I could eat a million of them.

-# We live in the midnight zone

-# We live in the midnight zone

-

-# We live in the midnight zone

-# In the dark, but not alone

-# In the dark, but not alone

-

-# In the dark, but not alone #

-# In the dark, but not alone

-Everybody, halt!

-I feel heat!

-And it's coming from this thing.

-A nice warm-up for cold claws.

-Snap to it. Sideways... climb!

-Left, left, left,

-left, left, left, left...

-It's even warmer in here. Come on.

-Uh-oh. We've got a situation.

-I'm stuck!

-Chain of claws.

-One, two, three... pull!

-Again, pull!

-Almost!

-Alright, let's make this one count.

-One, two, three... pull!

-Sound the Octo-alert.

-To the lower deck.

-Octonots, we've lost all power

-to the Octo-lab.

-I need to check the power generator.

-I need to check the power generator.

-

-We'll light your way.

-I have to open it up.

-There's no telling who

-or what could be hiding in there.

-Oh, something's coming.

-Hide, everyone!

-Oh, me, oh, my! A wire's been cut.

-But who would do that?

-But who would do that?

-

-BELCH

-That's the roar of a wire-cutting

-monster if ever I heard one.

-Yaw! Giant bugs!

-Easy, now.

-Easy, now.

-

-No sudden moves.

-Oh, no worries.

-We can't move at alright now.

-Oh, no. Are you alright?

-Oh, we're fine.

-Just really, really full.

-It's tough for us giant isopods

-to find food down, so when we do...

-We eat and eat and eat

-until we can't eat any more.

-Sometimes, we eat so much that we're

-too stuffed to move for a while. Oh!

-Giant isopods? Fascinating.

-Most isopods are tiny but down

-this deep, the isopods are giants.

-But if you didn't cut the wire,

-then who did?

-Look behind you.

-Stop!

-Stop!

-

-Uh-oh!

-Please don't hurt us!

-Don't worry, we won't hurt you.

-Oh, I'm sorry,

-I cut your wire by accident.

-What were you doing

-in our generator?

-It was nice and warm in there

-and we like warm.

-We're looking for a nice, hot

-hydrothermal vent to call home.

-We'll help you find a new home,

-but we need to get our power back.

-I'll just fix up this wire.

-That ought to do it.

-OK, I'm going to turn it back on.

-Uh-oh, power surge caused

-the Octo-bots to short-circuit.

-They're out of control.

-Take the Octo-buggy.

-Go after Gwyddno and the Vegi-bot.

-Aye-aye!

-Cregynog, go that way

-and Dela, go that way.

-I'll go this way.

-Let's catch those Octo-bots!

-Ah, there you are.

-Hmm, let me help you with that.

-I'm heading back to the Octo-lab

-with the runaway Octo-bot.

-He's picked up a rock

-for your collection.

-I've found a type of sea cucumber

-I've never seen before.

-And this one is recording

-some beautiful, glowing sea stars.

-Harri? Have you caught up

-with the Vegi-bot?

-Not yet, Captain.

-Yargh! We're on the edge

-of a lake of boiling hot gloop.

-It sounds fascinating.

-It looks dangerous.

-Harri,

-turn on the Octo-buggy camera.

-Aye. Octo-buggy camera on.

-Jumping jellyfish!

-It's a lake of boiling hot sulphur.

-Incredibly rare.

-Can you get a sample?

-Aye, matey.

-Just be careful not to fall in.

-Got it. Yar, the Vegi-bot!

-Yagh!

-Shiver me whiskers,

-there's mud flying everywhere!

-Mud volcanoes - amazing!

-This is great, Harri.

-Videos of underwater mud volcanoes

-is really rare.

-We'll get him, matey!

-I'll get as close as I can

-and you nab him with the grabber.

-Now, Gwyddno!

-We did it, matey!

-We have the Vegi-bot.

-Good work, Harri.

-Captain, look - a tremor.

-Captain, look - a tremor.

-

-It's getting bigger.

-Harri, be careful. A big tremor

-is about to shake things up.

-Brace yourselves, everyone.

-Yargh, agh!

-Hang on, Gwyddno!

-We'll go the other way.

-Whoa, can't stop now.

-Looks like there's only one thing

-to do - go faster!

-Ha-ha! We made it.

-Ha-ha! We made it.

-

-Harri, Gwyddno - are you alright?

-Aye-aye, Captain. We're fine.

-We just went flying over

-a river of hot, melted rock.

-It's incredible.

-You've found the perfect home

-for our hydrothermal vent friends.

-I did?

-I did?

-

-Yes!

-Hydrothermal vents form

-along cracks in the sea floor.

-Good work, Harri.

-Is this hot enough for you?

-Oh, yes! This is just the kind

-of home we've been looking for.

-This hydrothermal vent

-is just beginning to grow.

-And we'll grow with it!

-That's right.

-We'll get to watch you and this

-hydrothermal vent get a lot bigger.

-Let me take a picture of you

-in your new home. Say "seaweed".

-Seaweed!

-Dela, Cregynog, we'll be back

-down in a few weeks to pick you up.

-We'll miss you.

-We'll miss you.

-

-Indeed we will.

-We'll send video reports

-to you every day.

-We have a lot to study -

-the lake of boiling sulphur...

-..the mud volcanoes,

-the hydrothermal vents.

-Who knows what else

-you'll find down here, mateys?

-Don't worry, Gwyddno. We'll take

-good care of the Vegi-bot.

-If you need us, we'll be here

-faster than you can say...

-Buncha munchy crunchy carrots!

-Dela, Cregynog - goodbye for now.

-Octonots,

-let's head back up to the Octo-pod.

-Farewell.

-Farewell.

-

-So long, mateys!

-Vegi-bot, could I have a kelp cake?

-Vegi-bot, could I have a kelp cake?

-

-Me, too.

-Thanks, Vegi-bot.

-BOTH LAUGH

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