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[screeching]

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Announcer:
<i>Chima.</i>

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<i>A magical world of untamed</i>
<i>nature, beauty and wonder.</i>

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<i>From the mysterious</i>
<i>mount cavora,</i>

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<i>The chi-falls provides life,</i>
<i>harmony and power</i>

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<i>To the animals</i>
<i>who inhabit the land.</i>

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<i>But the precious chi orbs</i>
<i>are objects of desire,</i>

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<i>And the animals</i>
<i>have become divided.</i>

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<i>These are</i>
<i>the legends of chima.</i>

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[finley's "unleash the power"
playing]

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اپلیکیشن های اختصاصی ویندوز, اندروید و مک سینمافریک, حرفه ای ترین اپ دانلود و تماشای آنلاین فیلم و سریال بدون سانسور

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<i>¶ fight, fight</i>
<i>for what you believe in ¶</i>

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<i>¶ don't give up your dreams</i>
<i>in vain ¶</i>

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<i>¶ try, retry</i>
<i>the future's in your hands ¶</i>

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<i>¶ unleash the power</i>

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[announcer reads
on-screen text]

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[¶]

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Hey, laval, why so glum?

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Ugh, gotta clean the map room.

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Whoa, you get to clean
the map room?

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I never knew this place
was so awesome.

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Probably because
of all the dirt.

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I haven't swept it in a while.

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[coughing]

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Oh, sorry, about that.

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My dad says a great leader
needs to understand

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The value of hard work,

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So he's making me do
all these lame chores.

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Ahem. It's not lame.

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Look at all
these amazing places.

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I've seen a lot of them while
flying around chima.

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But wouldn't it be awesome
to actually visit a few?

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Hmm...

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Both:
Road trip!

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[¶]

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Laval? Eris? Hey, hey, guys!

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Focus on your mission, cragger.
Here, this will help you.

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How lucky can we get?

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Lagravis left this morning.

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Now laval and eris
are going too.

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Wonderful.

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The lions will have
no idea what we're doing

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Until it's way too late.

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[both laughing]

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[¶]

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It's so cool that your father
let us drive his tank, laval.

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You do have permission,
don't you?

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Uh, not exactly.

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Laval!

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But he's out of town.

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What's the worst
that can happen?

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Both:
Whoa!

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Sorry about that. First time
I've actually driven this tank.

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Really? I never
would've guessed.

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[ravens cawing]

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Ah!

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[cawing]

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Hey! Watch the merchandise,
furbag!

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See? I just needed
a little practice.

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Uh, and some solid ground.

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It's all good.

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Whoa!

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Uh, you were saying?

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Laval:
The falling jungle?

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I thought we were looking
to hit some scenic spots,

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Not have the scenic spots
hit us.

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Sorry.

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I probably should've told you
to turn left back there

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Instead of right.

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But it all looks so different
from down here.

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Whoa!

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Now the next left should bring
us some place really beautiful.

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Eris:
Ah, thanks so much, gorzan.

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We're so lucky
you were passing by.

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Hey, always happy to help a dude
and dudette in distress. Dig?

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Yeah, totally.
I dig.

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No, I mean, dig. The mud.

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Oh, yeah. Of course.

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[giggles]

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Ha, ha. Okay,

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I can't drive, and you have
no sense of direction.

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But it's still a pretty fun
road trip, right?

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Ha, ha. Yeah,
as long as your dad

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Doesn't see all that mud
on his tank.

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Oh, don't worry. We have
lots of time to clean it.

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My dad's visiting
the rhino tribe,

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Hoping to sign a treaty
with them.

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The rhinos and a treaty?

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Wow. Good luck with that.

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Rough terrain. We should've
brought the tank, sir.

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Yes,
but I wanted to make sure

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The rhinos know this is
a peaceful visit.

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We can't afford any more
misunderstandings in chima.

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[¶]

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Grow big and strong,
my friends.

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[chuckling and grunting]

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[roars]

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Worst use of chi ever.

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It's not our place to judge
how other tribes use their chi.

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Let's just find someone here

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That will discuss
a treaty with us.

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[¶]

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Wow, this place is awesome!

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Eris:
Yeah, it's called
the shadow hills.

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They say the rocks here
look like shadows

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Of our great ancestors.

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Whoa! Sorry about that.

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And over there
is the everglow falls

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And hummingmoss point.

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That canyon filled
with razor-sharp rocks

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That we almost crashed into?

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It's called shredder basin.

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Hey, come on, this is a narrow
road. And a big tank.

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And the mud made
my wheels slippery. And--

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We should probably head back

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Before we really destroy
your dad's tank.

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Ah, okay.
Just one more stop.

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[rhinos grunting]

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Hey, hey, you two!
Break it up!

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Whoa! Don't be so rude.
We're trying to fight here.

121
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Look, I'm sure there are other
ways to settle your differences.

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"differences?"
heh-heh-heh.

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You make it sound like
we're mad at each other.

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[rhinos laughing]

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Ah, that's a good one.
Who fights when they're mad?

126
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Yeah, we only fight when we're
happy. Right, runk, old buddy?

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[grunts]

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Ha, ha. I love you, bro.

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[rhinos grunting]

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What a strange tribe.

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[grunting]

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Eris:
Oh, laval.

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It's so beautiful.

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My father used to take me
up here when I was a kid.

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"best sunset in all
of chima," he'd say.

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I won't argue with him there.
And speaking of your father...

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Don't worry. His tank's fine.

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I know.

139
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Once its parking brake is on,
that tank's not going anywhere.

140
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Uh, what parking brake?

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[¶]

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[both yelling]

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[eris screeching]

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[¶]

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Uh-oh.
[tank crashes]

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[groans]

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Oh, no!

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How did this happen?

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My father's tank!
I was so careful!

150
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Actually,
you almost wrecked it

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In the shadow hills, shredder
basin, the crocodile swamp,

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Falling jungle,
and the grand archway too.

153
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Ugh! My dad's gonna
totally flip out!

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What do we do now?
Don't worry, I've got an idea.

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Beavers? That's your idea?

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They can supposedly
rebuild anything.

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And they love doing it.

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Are you sure about this?

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Uh...Yes?

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I mean, I've never met
the beavers myself,

161
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But I've flown
over here plenty of times.

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[beavers chattering

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Oh, no.
Relax.

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Let me talk to them.

165
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Hey, guys. What's up?

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I am eris.

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From the eagle mountain.

168
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Just up the sky a bit.

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Uh, we don't mean any harm.

170
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Not good. I hate water.

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What ever made you think
they'd fix our tank?

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[beavers grunting]

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Did you say you have a tank
that needs fixing?

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Beavers:
Fix it! Fix it!
Fix it! Fix it!

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Uh, yeah.
It's a lion tank.

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Beavers:
Oh! A lion tank!

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Oh, please! Tell us,
tell us, tell us!

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[¶]

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[tools clanking]

180
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Easy now. You'll all get your
chance to do some repairs.

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Thank you so much
for helping us.

182
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No, thank you for
driving so badly.

183
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Hey, I don't drive bad--
oof!

184
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It's a compliment, laval.

185
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Our crash gives them work,
and they love to work.

186
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But only our most noble citizens
are rewarded with manual labor.

187
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Troublemakers are sent
on vacation.

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[beavers grunting]

189
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If you two don't behave,

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I'm giving you both
a three day holiday!

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[both gasp]

192
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Wow, that's amazing.

193
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And I was barely able
to finish my chores

194
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In the map room before.

195
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Oh. Ch-ch-ch-chores...?

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[beavers gasp]

197
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It's too bad the rest
of the tribe isn't here.

198
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They'd love this.

199
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Where is everyone else?

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[¶]

201
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[beavers chattering]

202
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You're building a dam
up there?

203
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Yes. It's work.
And work is fun.

204
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But that water provides
the chi for all of chima.

205
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If you block it--
oh, no.

206
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Did someone
ask you to do this?

207
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Yeah, a crocodile. The one
up there on that cliff.

208
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Cragger!
It gets worse.

209
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Looks like they're also
building a canal

210
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To divert the chi water...

211
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Laval:
To the crocodile swamp?

212
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Are they seriously
trying to steal

213
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All our chi for themselves?

214
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"steal" is such an ugly word.

215
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We prefer to see it as more
of a restructuring.

216
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You lions used to control
the chi, now we will.

217
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[laughs]

218
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Ugh. Can this road trip
get any worse?

219
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[¶]

220
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What happened
to all our chi water?

221
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[groans]

222
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[horn roars]

223
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That's the lion's
distress roar.

224
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Your dad will be here
soon in his...Tank.

225
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Ah, yep.
Things just got worse.

226
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Lagravis:
As you'll see,

227
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A treaty
between our tribes

228
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Will help us protect chima.

229
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There is strength
in numbers.

230
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Adding your troops
to the number

231
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Of warriors already
in our alliance,

232
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We arrive at--
[rogon slurping]

233
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Huh?
Rock shish kebab.

234
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Mmm.
[rhinos laugh]

235
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[horn roaring]

236
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The distress roar.

237
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[¶]

238
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[horn roaring]

239
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[growls]

240
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The lions will be
coming soon.

241
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Oh, they won't be
a problem.

242
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I've asked
our wolf friends

243
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To offer them
some of their famous,

244
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Heh-heh, roadside assistance.

245
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[wolves howling]

246
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[¶]

247
00:12:02.087 --> 00:12:05.389
It's time to give those lions
some driving lessons.

248
00:12:05.391 --> 00:12:07.791
[wolves howling]

249
00:12:11.763 --> 00:12:14.999
How about a nice
wolf sandwich?

250
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Freshly squeezed lion
coming right up.

251
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This wont hurt a bit.

252
00:12:23.676 --> 00:12:26.844
Whoops, I lied.

253
00:12:26.846 --> 00:12:28.178
Dirty wolves.

254
00:12:31.316 --> 00:12:32.783
[wolves howling]

255
00:12:32.785 --> 00:12:34.284
Worriz:
Give it up, lion.

256
00:12:35.654 --> 00:12:37.221
[growling]

257
00:12:39.724 --> 00:12:41.225
Your tail is toast.

258
00:12:41.227 --> 00:12:43.127
I don't think so.

259
00:12:45.397 --> 00:12:47.097
[wolves howling]

260
00:12:47.099 --> 00:12:48.766
[roars]

261
00:12:52.904 --> 00:12:55.139
[both laughing]

262
00:12:55.141 --> 00:12:56.840
Nice one, crooler.

263
00:12:56.842 --> 00:12:59.410
You use the wolves,
I use the beavers,

264
00:12:59.412 --> 00:13:01.111
And once this canal
is finished,

265
00:13:01.113 --> 00:13:04.048
We'll both use
all that chi.

266
00:13:08.687 --> 00:13:09.753
[sighs]

267
00:13:09.755 --> 00:13:11.855
I really messed up
this time.

268
00:13:11.857 --> 00:13:14.091
Even if my dad
makes it here in time,

269
00:13:14.093 --> 00:13:15.993
He'll find out
about his busted tank.

270
00:13:15.995 --> 00:13:18.729
And then...
[beavers chattering]

271
00:13:18.731 --> 00:13:20.097
Wait a sec.

272
00:13:20.099 --> 00:13:22.366
Did you say you have
a lion tank that needs fixing?

273
00:13:22.368 --> 00:13:23.934
[beavers chattering]

274
00:13:23.936 --> 00:13:25.869
Wow!
I've always wanted

275
00:13:25.871 --> 00:13:27.438
To work on one
of those lion tanks.

276
00:13:27.440 --> 00:13:29.973
[beavers chattering]

277
00:13:31.409 --> 00:13:34.278
Out of the way,
beavers.

278
00:13:34.280 --> 00:13:37.414
We're taking
these prisoners to the boss.

279
00:13:37.416 --> 00:13:39.483
[beavers groan]

280
00:13:39.485 --> 00:13:41.485
Yeah, you probably wouldn't

281
00:13:41.487 --> 00:13:44.421
Want to work
on this tank anyway.

282
00:13:44.423 --> 00:13:47.491
It needs to be
completely rebuilt.

283
00:13:47.493 --> 00:13:50.761
Beavers:
Completely rebuilt?

284
00:13:50.763 --> 00:13:52.963
[beavers chattering excitedly]

285
00:13:55.166 --> 00:13:57.901
Yeah, and it's
a real rush job.

286
00:13:57.903 --> 00:14:01.371
All:
R-r-rush job?

287
00:14:01.373 --> 00:14:03.307
[beavers chattering]

288
00:14:03.309 --> 00:14:04.908
Lion tank repair!

289
00:14:04.910 --> 00:14:06.276
Rush job!
Rebuilt!

290
00:14:06.278 --> 00:14:07.444
All that work!

291
00:14:07.446 --> 00:14:08.946
Oh, glorious work!

292
00:14:10.982 --> 00:14:13.817
What is going on over there?

293
00:14:13.819 --> 00:14:17.154
[¶]

294
00:14:17.156 --> 00:14:19.056
Laval and eris?

295
00:14:19.058 --> 00:14:20.324
Here?

296
00:14:20.326 --> 00:14:22.793
Bring them to me now!

297
00:14:22.795 --> 00:14:24.194
[roaring]

298
00:14:24.196 --> 00:14:26.163
[wolves howling]

299
00:14:27.465 --> 00:14:29.133
[roars]

300
00:14:29.135 --> 00:14:30.868
[both howling]

301
00:14:33.772 --> 00:14:35.873
[grunting]

302
00:14:39.310 --> 00:14:40.944
Not this time.

303
00:14:42.447 --> 00:14:44.314
[roaring]

304
00:14:44.316 --> 00:14:45.816
Huh?

305
00:14:45.818 --> 00:14:48.318
[wolves howling]

306
00:14:48.320 --> 00:14:51.255
[roaring]

307
00:14:51.257 --> 00:14:54.091
[grunts]

308
00:14:54.093 --> 00:14:56.360
[roaring]

309
00:14:56.362 --> 00:14:59.062
[howling]

310
00:15:00.398 --> 00:15:02.099
[beavers chattering]

311
00:15:02.101 --> 00:15:03.400
Tell us more
about this tank job.

312
00:15:03.402 --> 00:15:04.535
We want to fix it!

313
00:15:04.537 --> 00:15:06.170
Fix it! Fix it!
Fix it!

314
00:15:06.172 --> 00:15:07.504
[growling]

315
00:15:07.506 --> 00:15:10.541
Step aside, beavers.

316
00:15:10.543 --> 00:15:15.813
No. Stop.
Too many beavers.

317
00:15:15.815 --> 00:15:17.848
[grunting]

318
00:15:21.986 --> 00:15:23.353
Hey, what's going on here?

319
00:15:23.355 --> 00:15:25.522
Uh, just trying
to clear a path

320
00:15:25.524 --> 00:15:26.957
So you can
get to work on that

321
00:15:26.959 --> 00:15:30.527
Broken tank at your
beaver lodge!

322
00:15:30.529 --> 00:15:32.896
[beavers cheer]

323
00:15:34.966 --> 00:15:36.533
I can't wait
to fix that tank.

324
00:15:36.535 --> 00:15:39.036
I'm going to add new tires
and lights.

325
00:15:39.038 --> 00:15:41.271
Me? I'm going to install
special doors

326
00:15:41.273 --> 00:15:44.308
And wings!

327
00:15:44.310 --> 00:15:46.043
[growls]

328
00:15:46.045 --> 00:15:48.545
[roars]

329
00:15:48.547 --> 00:15:50.113
Echhh, laval!

330
00:15:50.115 --> 00:15:52.349
Do you have to ruin
everything I do?

331
00:15:52.351 --> 00:15:55.152
No, I don't. Sometime I let
eris ruin stuff too.

332
00:16:02.093 --> 00:16:03.894
No, my water!

333
00:16:03.896 --> 00:16:05.329
[eris screeches]

334
00:16:05.331 --> 00:16:07.898
[¶]

335
00:16:11.870 --> 00:16:13.871
You're finished.

336
00:16:16.507 --> 00:16:18.575
Did you really think
you could

337
00:16:18.577 --> 00:16:21.078
Steal all the chi
for yourself?

338
00:16:21.080 --> 00:16:23.947
I'd share some
with my allies.

339
00:16:25.617 --> 00:16:28.385
But that chi belongs
to everyone.

340
00:16:29.954 --> 00:16:32.990
Then everyone will
need to ally with me,

341
00:16:32.992 --> 00:16:36.026
Because once I re-route
all this water,

342
00:16:36.028 --> 00:16:39.062
We'll be the only
chi game in town.

343
00:16:40.665 --> 00:16:42.566
It's not a game.

344
00:16:42.568 --> 00:16:45.302
It's the life-force
of all of chima.

345
00:16:46.437 --> 00:16:48.906
[¶]

346
00:16:55.480 --> 00:16:58.081
Ugh, not more water.

347
00:16:59.417 --> 00:17:01.051
[grunts]

348
00:17:01.053 --> 00:17:03.453
[gasps]

349
00:17:03.455 --> 00:17:05.555
Surprise!

350
00:17:05.557 --> 00:17:08.358
Crooler,
what are you doing?

351
00:17:08.360 --> 00:17:11.261
Something my brother
should've done long ago.

352
00:17:11.263 --> 00:17:13.130
[snarling]

353
00:17:13.132 --> 00:17:14.965
[eris gasps]

354
00:17:18.636 --> 00:17:20.203
Nice try, cragger.

355
00:17:20.205 --> 00:17:22.306
But you'll never
control the chi.

356
00:17:22.308 --> 00:17:23.974
It's interesting.

357
00:17:23.976 --> 00:17:25.976
All this precious chi

358
00:17:25.978 --> 00:17:28.078
You fight for
comes from water.

359
00:17:28.080 --> 00:17:30.547
Yet none of you lions
can swim.

360
00:17:30.549 --> 00:17:33.116
I don't have to swim
to beat you.

361
00:17:33.118 --> 00:17:36.153
[both grunting]

362
00:17:36.155 --> 00:17:38.388
Cragger:
You don't see the irony here?

363
00:17:38.390 --> 00:17:41.458
The chi water you so desperately
want to protect,

364
00:17:41.460 --> 00:17:43.026
You're surrounded
by it.

365
00:17:43.028 --> 00:17:45.128
And it shall be
your doom.

366
00:17:49.534 --> 00:17:52.235
[both grunt]

367
00:17:52.237 --> 00:17:54.404
I see a loose piece.

368
00:17:54.406 --> 00:17:57.007
Give me back our dam.

369
00:17:57.009 --> 00:17:59.176
You can
have this one too.

370
00:18:01.112 --> 00:18:05.248
Think you're so smart,
don't you?

371
00:18:05.250 --> 00:18:07.217
Uh, I don't know.
I'm just trying to redirect

372
00:18:07.219 --> 00:18:09.286
The three-point construction
cantilevers of this

373
00:18:09.288 --> 00:18:12.155
Elevated embankment to reduce
diversionary hydro-flow.

374
00:18:12.157 --> 00:18:14.491
Huh?
Translation: I'm busting

375
00:18:14.493 --> 00:18:16.994
Your dam wide open.

376
00:18:21.165 --> 00:18:23.033
[both grunting]

377
00:18:27.005 --> 00:18:30.340
Come back here,
you mud sucker.

378
00:18:30.342 --> 00:18:32.409
Cragger:
I'd say it's a pretty good day

379
00:18:32.411 --> 00:18:35.178
To be a mud sucker,
wouldn't you?

380
00:18:35.180 --> 00:18:37.047
[grunting]

381
00:18:38.583 --> 00:18:41.118
[grunting]

382
00:18:45.089 --> 00:18:47.124
[growling]

383
00:18:48.593 --> 00:18:50.227
[screaming]

384
00:18:55.199 --> 00:18:57.234
[gasps]

385
00:18:57.236 --> 00:18:59.736
Cragger,
take this chi.

386
00:18:59.738 --> 00:19:03.206
I was saving it
for something special.

387
00:19:03.208 --> 00:19:04.608
Like destroying laval?

388
00:19:04.610 --> 00:19:06.243
Exactly.

389
00:19:06.245 --> 00:19:08.145
[laughs]

390
00:19:10.581 --> 00:19:11.748
Hey!
Hey!

391
00:19:11.750 --> 00:19:13.183
Eris:
Everyone out of there!

392
00:19:13.185 --> 00:19:15.352
The whole dam's
about to collapse.

393
00:19:17.155 --> 00:19:18.455
[gasps]

394
00:19:18.457 --> 00:19:20.757
[creaking]

395
00:19:20.759 --> 00:19:24.127
We'll have to settle this
some other time, cragger.

396
00:19:24.129 --> 00:19:25.729
[grunts]

397
00:19:25.731 --> 00:19:27.764
Never!
What are you doing?

398
00:19:27.766 --> 00:19:30.834
Your dam's about
to crush us all!

399
00:19:30.836 --> 00:19:34.404
No, I'm about to crush you.

400
00:19:34.406 --> 00:19:36.640
[growling]

401
00:19:45.249 --> 00:19:46.583
Look out for the dam!

402
00:19:46.585 --> 00:19:49.419
[¶]

403
00:19:53.091 --> 00:19:54.691
[all scream]

404
00:19:56.794 --> 00:19:59.262
[laval screaming]

405
00:19:59.264 --> 00:20:00.497
Laval!

406
00:20:04.502 --> 00:20:06.803
Aah! Huh? The chi.

407
00:20:06.805 --> 00:20:08.138
My dad's tank.

408
00:20:08.140 --> 00:20:10.774
Relax.
Everything's fine.

409
00:20:10.776 --> 00:20:12.742
The dam's gone,
chi's flowing,

410
00:20:12.744 --> 00:20:15.645
And your dad's tank
is totally fixed.

411
00:20:15.647 --> 00:20:19.116
Huh? His tank?
But how?

412
00:20:19.118 --> 00:20:22.152
Well, when the entire beaver
tribe got to work on it,

413
00:20:22.154 --> 00:20:24.121
The repairs
were done in no time.

414
00:20:24.123 --> 00:20:26.823
They even drove it back here
and parked it for you.

415
00:20:26.825 --> 00:20:30.160
Really?
They did all that?

416
00:20:30.162 --> 00:20:31.628
And I still haven't
even finished

417
00:20:31.630 --> 00:20:33.296
Cleaning that map room.

418
00:20:39.504 --> 00:20:41.605
I should've done
this long ago

419
00:20:41.607 --> 00:20:43.673
Instead of secretly
taking my dad's tank

420
00:20:43.675 --> 00:20:46.176
On that road trip.
Yeah.

421
00:20:46.178 --> 00:20:48.445
But if we hadn't
broken a few rules,

422
00:20:48.447 --> 00:20:51.448
We never would've discovered
cragger's plot and stopped them.

423
00:20:51.450 --> 00:20:54.451
So I guess it wasn't such
a bad ride after all.

424
00:20:54.453 --> 00:20:55.886
Ha, you're right.

425
00:20:55.888 --> 00:20:58.588
And it was kind of fun too.

426
00:20:58.590 --> 00:20:59.689
I know.

427
00:20:59.691 --> 00:21:01.458
Thanks for everything,
eris.

428
00:21:01.460 --> 00:21:02.792
The trip, the dam,

429
00:21:02.794 --> 00:21:05.228
Even the bad directions.

430
00:21:05.230 --> 00:21:08.398
But especially thanks
for getting my dad's tank fixed.

431
00:21:08.400 --> 00:21:10.200
Yeah, about that.

432
00:21:10.202 --> 00:21:12.802
You know how excited the beavers
were about those repairs?

433
00:21:12.804 --> 00:21:16.840
Well, they might've made
a few improvements.

434
00:21:16.842 --> 00:21:19.576
What kind of improvements?

435
00:21:19.578 --> 00:21:21.645
Huh?

436
00:21:21.647 --> 00:21:24.347
[gasps]

437
00:21:24.349 --> 00:21:27.784
Does my tank have wings?

438
00:21:27.786 --> 00:21:30.353
Longtooth:
It would appear so.

439
00:21:30.355 --> 00:21:32.489
Laval!

440
00:21:32.491 --> 00:21:35.492
[¶]
