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>> Who are you?
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>> I'm here to help.
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This way.
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On second thought, that way.
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>> Ohh!
>> Aah!
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>> I'm sure you all want to
thank me personally,
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but really it's all in a
day's work for--no way!
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A gold sumo slammer card!
Where'd you get it?
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I've been searching
all over for that!
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>> It was a prize inside
a box of sumo smack cereal.
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>> Yo, super doofus.
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The fire was just a diversion
to cover up a jewelry store
robbery.
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The bad guys are getting away.
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>> Uh, I knew that.
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>> ¶ It started when an alien
device did what it did ¶
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¶ And stuck itself upon his
wrist with secrets that it hid ¶
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¶ Now he's got super powers
he's no ordinary kid ¶
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¶ He's Ben 10 ¶
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>> ¶ Ben 10 ¶
>> ¶ Ben 10 ¶
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>> ¶ So if you see him you might
be in for a big surprise ¶
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¶ He'll turn into an alien
before your very eyes ¶
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¶ He's funny, freaky, fast
and strong he's every shape and
size he's Ben 10 ¶
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>> ¶ Ben 10 ¶
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>> ¶ All new powers
he's on the case ¶
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¶ Fighting all evil
from earth or space ¶
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¶ He'll never stop
till it's ok ¶
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¶ 'Cause he's the baddest kid
to ever save the day Ben 10 ¶
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>> ¶ Ben 10 ¶
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>> ¶ 10, 10, 10 ¶
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>> Knew I should have bought
those asbestos seat covers when
I had the chance.
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>> Sorry, grandpa.
I can't help it.
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I'm hot.
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>> 10 superheroes on that
stupid watch and you picked the
one with the flaming butt?
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>> Jealous?
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>> Strike!
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>> Aah!
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Ohh.
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>> Unless you punks want a
permanent sunburn,
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hands against the wall.
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You punks picked the wrong day
to be bad.
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>> Guys.
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>> Huh? What?
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Hey, it's just a kid!
Get the jewels!
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>> Wow. Time sure flies when
you're having fun.
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I've decided to let you guys
off with a warning this time.
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Whoa!
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>> Freeze.
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>> They're all yours, officers.
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Now, I know y'all want to thank
me, but--
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>> Step aside, son.
This isn't playtime.
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>> Playtime?
I'm the one who captured them.
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It's not fair.
I'm the hero.
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Oh, man.
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>> Yo, Animo,
I know you're in there.
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Open up.
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>> Phew. Smells like
a zoo in here.
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>> How did you get in?
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>> Passkey.
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I am still your landlord,
remember?
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Maybe not since your rent is 6
months past due.
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>> All my funds go into my
research.
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Now, get out!
You're disturbing me.
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>> Hmm. looks like you were
disturbed long before I got
here, pal.
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Listen, Doc. You and your furry
friends are out on the street
unless you pony up the green.
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>> Pony up.
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Interesting choice of phrases.
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You must be an animal lover.
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Then you're gonna love this.
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>> what's that?
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You a member of the
moose lodge or something?
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>> This is my transmodulator,
phase number one.
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It creates and accelerates
mutations at the genetic level.
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Observe.
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>> Aah!
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>> I'm sorry.
I can't hear you.
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Sounds like you have a frog in
your throat.
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Or is that the other way around?
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>> Aah!
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Ohh.
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>> So close to having
what is rightfully mine.
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All I need is a few lousy
components to finish my work.
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>> So whatever your needs, from
hairspray to state-of-the-art
electronics,
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you'll find them under one roof
at the grand opening of the
district's newest Megamart.
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>> Ah.
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Just what the doctor ordered.
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>> Sumo slammer cards.
Cool.
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Hmm.
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>> Only canned octopus.
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I thought this store prided
itself on wide selection.
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>> Uh, Grandpa, no offense, but
can we have a normal dinner for
once?
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You know, one that doesn't
involve stir-fried tentacles?
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>> Nonsense.
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Now where do you suppose they
keep the sheep's bladders?
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>> Ben?
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>> Oh, man.
Another red card.
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>> Got you.
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What are you doing?
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>> Looking for the gold sumo
slammer card. Duh!
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>> You're supposed to use your
powers to help people, not find
some stupid trading card.
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>> Just what do you think
you're doing, young lady?
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>> It wasn't me.
It was my doofus cousin.
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>> Well, someone is going to
have to pay for all this.
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>> So, why are we buying all
this cereal?
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>> Well, we would have only had
to buy the one that I found the
gold sumo slammer card in if
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Gwen hadn't butted in
with her big butt.
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>> Hello. You were trashing the
whole cereal aisle just to find
some stupid piece of cardboard.
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>> Ben, now, I can appreciate
how much this card means to
you,
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but don't you think you're
getting a little obsessed?
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>> Maybe you're right, Grandpa.
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I don't deserve a gold sumo
slammer card.
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I mean, it's not like I rescued
a bunch of people from a burning
building or anything like that.
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>> Superhero guilt: Pretty low.
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>> Hey, whatever it takes.
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Huh? Yeah.
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Whoa! Sumo slammer cards.
A complete set!
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>> Let's check out the pet
department.
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>> Please tell me you aren't
looking for our breakfast.
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>> Someday, you'll be all mine.
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Whoa.
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Hey, what do you
think you're doing?
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>> Don't be a hero, kid.
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Just run along and play.
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>> You are so lucky
I can't go hero.
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>> Freeze.
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Get down off that giant frog
and put your hands up.
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We got a grab-and-dash in
electronics.
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Male, 5'6", riding on
a giant frog or toad.
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Trust me.
You can't miss him.
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>> Aah!
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>> Arise to your full
potential, my pets.
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>> Huh?
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>> Oh, man.
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What kind of pet food are they
selling around here?
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>> Behold the
genius of Dr. Animo.
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Nothing can stop me from
getting what I deserve.
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Mark my words.
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Today, I will make history,
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or should I say prehistory?
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>> If you didn't go
cereal-diving,
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one of those heroes could
be saving us from becoming
hamster chow!
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Aah!
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>> Huh?
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I don't need to go hero to stop
an overgrown fur ball.
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>> Ben!
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>> Uh-huh.
That's right.
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Not even giant hamsters can
mess with Ben Tennyson.
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>> Cleanup aisle 6.
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>> Young fool,
you cannot stop me!
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I will turn Washington, D.C.,
into Washington, B.C.
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>> You saved the store.
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If there's anything I can do to
repay, anything you want...
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>> Well, now that you
mention it...
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Grandpa, I was finally gonna
score the gold sumo slammer
card.
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>> No time for that now, Ben.
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We have a giant parrot to
follow.
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>> Ha ha!
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Ah, just like the good old
days before I retired.
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>> So exactly what kind of
plumber were you, Grandpa?
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>> Uh, a darn good one.
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Ben, what's the matter?
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>> I save an entire megamart
from being a giant hamster's
chew toy,
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And what do I get?
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Nothing. It's not fair.
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>> Being a hero isn't
about others knowing
you did something good;
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it's about you
knowing you did something good.
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Being a hero is its own reward.
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>> what? Were you reading the
greeting cards at the megamart?
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>> Well, yes.
>> bingo!
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5 years ago, Dr. Animo was a
promising researcher in
veterinary science,
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but it turned out he
was doing all these twisted
genetic experiments
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where he was mutating animals,
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and when he didn't win some big
prize called the verities award,
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He flipped out.
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Anything about this sound
familiar, Ben?
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>> We've lost him.
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He could be going anywhere in
Washington, D.C.
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>> or Washington, B.c.
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>> that's it!
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I know where he's going...
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The natural history museum.
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>> Something tells me we're on
the right track.
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Good thinking, Ben.
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>> Guess even a doofus can
surprise you once in a while.
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>> And you should know.
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>> You are very persistent.
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I hate persistent.
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>> We all know about you and
your freakazoid experiments,
Dr. Animo.
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It's over.
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>> Oh, but it's only just begun.
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See, I only needed a few
components to push my work into
phase 2--
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the reanimation of
dormant cells.
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>> Uh, does this guy come with
subtitles?
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>> Breathing life back into
that which has been long since
lifeless.
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Observe.
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Behold the genius that
is Dr. Animo.
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>> Now would be a really good
time to go hero.
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>> No Duh.
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You guys get Animo.
I'll take care of jumbo.
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Let's wrestle.
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>> Ben's not the only
one with skills.
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>> You are going down, peanut.
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Oh, I think I'm gonna hurl.
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>> Aah!
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>> I'd love to stay, but I need
to claim the award I so richly
deserve.
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>> Ben.
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Hmm.
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>> No bye-bye for you.
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>> Gwen!
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>> Somebody call for a taxi?
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>> "Spend a summer with your
grandpa, honey.
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It'll be an adventure."
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>> Ah, I do love my work.
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>> Ohh. Ohh. Ohh.
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Well, my mom said only use
in an emergency.
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I guess this qualifies.
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>> No sign of beak breath.
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>> There can't be that many
places for a parrot the size of
an elephant to roost.
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Here.
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Look at what Dr. Animo
left behind.
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>> "Dr. kelly accepts
verities award."
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He's gonna finally
pick up his award.
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We got to stop him.
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>> First things first.
We have to find your cousin.
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>> Gwen.
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>> Hang on, Gwen.
We're coming.
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>> I can't hold on much longer.
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>> Oh, no.
Gwen will be next.
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>> Not if I can help it.
It's hero time.
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>> Gotcha.
>> Huh?
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Butterfly.
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>> Stinkfly.
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>> Yeah. Whatever.
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Anyway, thanks for the save.
Ohh! Incoming!
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>> Hold on!
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>> Watch the nose there,
Polly.
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>> Oh, I think I'm
gonna be sick.
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>> Spew on me, and you'd better
learn to fly quick.
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>> Like it would have killed
the founding fathers to install
an elevator.
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>> I can't see cracker breath.
You're gonna have to trust me.
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>> Trust you?
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>> Come to Grandpa.
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>> Aah!
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>> Go. Stop Animo.
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We're all right.
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>> Speak for yourself.
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>> And here is my
verities award.
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Of course, it was an honor
just to be nominated with a
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distinguished group of
scientists.
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>> Kelly, I believe you have
something of mine.
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I'd like to thank the committee
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for this honor.
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>> whoa.
I struck sumo slammer gold.
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>> Somebody help me.
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Aah!
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>> Oh, man.
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This hero stuff ain't easy.
257
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>> What are you, you little
pest?
258
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>> I'm Stinkfly,
and I'm here to kick some tail.
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>> No!
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My transmodulator!
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No! No!
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Nooooo!
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>> Don't even try to
kiss up to me now.
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>> Let me go!
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I deserve that award!
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I've got it coming to me!
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I want it!
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>> For some reason,
that sounds kind of familiar.
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I didn't get that gold sumo
slammer card,
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but at least I
snagged a trophy from Animo.
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Plus, I guess saving the city
from Dr. wacko is its own
reward.
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>> Don't forget
you saved me, too.
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Thanks.
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>> yeah. Well, that's what we
heroes do best--
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rescue dweebs.
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>> You are such a major doofus.
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>> I know you are,
but what am I?
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