All language subtitles for Miraculous Tales of Ladybug s06e17 A Fairy Good Night.ennng

Kalki!

Come on, even babies don't go to sleep
this early.

Max can't miss his melatonin peak, which
ensures that he falls asleep quickly.

When it's time, it's time.

Aww!

Ready? Mm-hmm.

There! The International Space Station.

Between the constellations of the eagle
and the snake.

Well done, Mac.

Easy. The station orbits around Earth at
a constant speed of 28,000 kilometers

per hour. From there, you just need to
calculate the... Ah,

Thomas. I'll call him back.

That's okay. Put him on speakerphone.

Hi, Thomas. You're on speakerphone. I'm
with my son.

This is it, Claudia. You're going.

Huh?

What?

Huh?

In the daytime, I'm Marinette.

Just a normal girl with a normal life.

But there's something about me that no
one knows yet.

I've got a secret.

Thank you.

Marinette, are you up?

I have her back where it belongs,
sweetheart.

See you in your science class.

See you later, Mom.

Your sweet tooth. Your meringue are just
so delicious. I could eat a hundred of

them. Have a good day, sweetie pie.

I love your pies, too.

kind enough to give your seat to my
friend here? It's where he usually sits,

which he finds reassuring. Of course. No
problem.

Thank you for your understanding, sir.

Hey, Max.

Good morning, Marinette.

The International Space Station orbits
Earth at an average altitude of 400

kilometers above it.

This is where I'll be spending the weeks
to come. And it's from up there where

once a week I'll tell you all about my
daily life.

Will you be on your own in space?

No, I'll be with fellow astronauts.

Like a super long pajama party!

Kind of, but a pajama party with science
experiments.

And what's going to happen to you while
your mom's gone? Since the rest of my

family lives far away, the European
Space Agency, or ESA, will take me in.

I've heard that's where they design the
space exploration robots.

It's going to be amazing, dude.

You don't look so happy about it. You
love robots.

It's not that simple, Aglae. The truth
is I have some autism spectrum disorders

which make things a bit more
complicated.

Max, I think a level one explanation
would be preferable.

Many things that can seem normal and
obvious to most people aren't for me.

For example, I might not see it when
someone is feeling sad or angry or

trying to be funny.

Well, if you're talking about kids'
jokes, don't sweat it. They're usually

not funny.

You're hilarious, Alia.

That was a joke, right? I also need to
plan everything ahead and create

rituals. I don't do well with unexpected
events.

But staying at the ESA is going to be a
lot different than you're used to.

Yes, but I'll try my best to adapt.

And this piece of felt will help me when
things feel too unfamiliar.

Touching it instantly soothes me.

Maybe there's a way to make things feel
less unfamiliar.

Like coming to stay with one of us
instead of the ESA while your mom's

away. Being with a friend makes
everything easier.

I mean, if you want that, of course.

Totally. You can stay at my place. Why
mine?

That's a clever idea.

What do you think, Mac?

I feel like it could help me, but since
I've never done it before, I can't be

100% sure.

Quite significant indeed.

Maybe you could do what your mom's done.
In order to find out whether she'd be

able to live in space, she had to train.

What would my training consist of?

Well, maybe you could start by spending
a single night at one of your friends'

homes, if you feel like it, of course.

But where should I go?

Everyone offered to welcome me. For this
first time, I'd suggest you pick a

friend with a kind and understanding
family with whom you feel most

comfortable and can share your needs if
need be.

Will the chicken yasta be ready on time?

Yes, sweetheart.

And it should be egg-cellent.

Dad, remember, easy on the jokes. They
could confuse Mac.

Right. No punny stuff.

I mean, funny stuff.

Perfect,

Mom. Max is going to be very surprised
to find his room in our place.

Well, no, he won't be surprised. That's
the point. He must feel like he's home.

Nothing unexpected. Are you sure we're
not overdoing it, Marinette? Of course

not. You can never overdo being a good
friend.

And the ball.

They think it's all there.

Checklist completed.

This training is useless.

On the contrary, this exercise will
increase your adaptability to unforeseen

events by 82%. Why force yourself to
adapt when my superpowers may allow you

to solve all your problems?

How do you mean?

As Pegasus, you could open a portal to
go visit your mother on the space

station at any time.

Hey, that's true.

Using the horse miraculous for personal
reasons goes against the rules laid down

by the Guardian.

Markov is right. Besides, my mom would
find out that I'm a superhero, and

Ladybug says we should keep our secret
identities secret.

In any case, I'm ready.

Are you going to be okay, darling?

Yes, Mom. Like I told you, Marinette and
I are similar.

Each of us has our own particular way of
doing things.

I have a particular way of doing things?

Yes, Marinette. That's what makes you
unique.

And I find it reassuring that you're
always the same way. Besides, I'm

familiar with your place from previous
visits.

Assuming nothing has changed.

Right! Of course! And none of the rooms
have changed since.

Neither have we. We don't change either.
I gotta put things back. I mean, I'll be

on that.

See? Everything will be all right, Mom.
See you tomorrow morning.

And this will be your room.

Hey,

I have the same rocket sheets at home.

No, no, these aren't rocket sheets. Not
at all. They're rocket curtains. I was

just about to hang them.

But they're already curtains.

Yes, of course, but this room always has
two layers of curtains. It's a family

tradition.

Are you okay, Max?

Well, on the marionette meter, this is
barely a two. Come on, Max. I'll show

you the bathroom.

The marionette meter? There's a
marionette meter?

Mm-mm.

It smells like my mom's chicken yassa,
but it's not possible. I only eat it at

my home.

Really? That's weird, because I can't
smell a thing, not a single thing.

Besides, that's not what we planned for
dinner at all.

Oh? Then what are we going to eat?

Oh, um, croissants, panna cacolata,
macarons, and chouquettes.

For dinner?

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

That's right.

There's never a bad time for pastries.
Why should we only have them for

breakfast?

And voila!

You don't like pastries?

Oh, breakfast for dinner idea! Maybe I

overdid it and now we're at 12 on the
marionette meter and that's too much for

Max!

I needed my bowl.

I've customized it with very useful
features.

Cocoa level, milk temperature, and sugar
ratio.

Is this okay with you?

If it's okay with you, it's okay with
us.

Good night, Max.

Good night, Mrs. and Mr.

DePanchang. Good night. Good night,
Marinette.

Should I project the sky for you?

Yes. I'll look for the space station on
my own. Like I will when my mom's up

there.

There, look. It's right there. Well
done, Max.

Should I switch off now?

Yes, thank you.

Good night, Markov.

Sweet dreams, Max.

I think Max adapted pretty well to our
home. I figured he would. He adapted to

Kalki, after all.

You're right. Kalki isn't the most
understanding Kwami, and... Oh, no!

Maybe I shouldn't have entrusted Kalki
to Max. Maybe things aren't okay between

them. Maybe, maybe in 6,000 years of
collaborating with humans, I've never

been treated like that. I, who once
slept on silk cushions aborted with

gold, am now sleeping in, can you guess,
a drawer.

I'm sorry, Kalki. It's my fault. I'll
find a new holder for you.

The question.

This kid has everything to be the
greatest horse miraculous holder of all

time.

Do you realize that he knows the
geographic coordinates of every city in

the world by heart?

So there's no problem with Max?

The problem, dear guardian, is that
beings as exceptional as Max and myself

aren't receiving the recognition we
deserve.

You should do something about it and
make sure that statues in our honor are

erected everywhere on Earth.

I'm afraid that's not going to happen,
Kelky.

Are you sure that Max has adapted well
to his role as a superhero? That

everything's fine with him?

Come on, who wouldn't be happy to be my
older?

Marinette? Max?

Can I talk to you?

Hi.

Marinette, have you seen Kalki?

Uh, Kalki what?

Not Kalki, what?

Kalki. You know, my Kwame.

Marinette, why do we still have to keep
our identities a secret? I mean, you

told me you're Ladybug and it hasn't
changed anything.

Lying, lying again. Always lying.

The burden is too much to bear.

Luca?

You're supposed to be in Brazil.

You'll feel better once you're rid of
your secrets, Marinette.

Let's drop the math.

You're not real.

None of this is possible.

But this is way too much.

Help me!

What's happening?

That's not what I meant when I said I
wanted to read more books.

Marinette, look at them move.

I completely agree with your friends,
Guardian.

No more living in hiding. Let the world
know how exceptional I am.

Those weren't my friends, Kalki. They
were just projections of things I wish

for. You wish everyone could stop hiding
their secret identities?

It'd make things easier, yes.

Unfortunately, it just can't be.

Go find Max, the real one, and make sure
he stays safe. There's an Akumatize

villain who's a very wishful thinker.

Tiki, bombs on!

From now on, we'll never be apart.

You won't have to adapt to this strange
world or deal with any unexpected events

again.

You're imagining the whole thing. This
isn't your mother. It's just an

illusion. Come on, transform.

I can't transform.

Ladybug hasn't called on me.

I got your message, m'lady, but I
haven't seen a villain anywhere.

And yet the moon has been turned into a
pacifier.

Hmm. Maybe they're not in Paris.

But up there on the moon.

Pegasus could go and have a look to make
sure.

Pegasus? No, no, let's not bother him in
the middle of the night. He must be

sleeping. We can go with Cosmo Bug and
Astro Cat.

But it'll take us hours to reach the
moon.

You're right.

You don't need training anymore.

Ladybug is calling you! You can
transform now!

I'm not going on the space station
anymore.

She's not answering.

Maybe you've had a run-in with the
Akumatized villain.

Let's make sure one last time.

You can stay home.

Forever.

No, Mom. I want to keep exploring new
things. The way you explore space.

Well said, kid.

The time has finally come to let your
talents speak for themselves.

Chalky?

Is everything okay?

Why wouldn't it be, Ladybug?

No reason. You're right.

Everything's fine.

Except there might be an akumatized
villain on the moon, which is why we

need your help.

Got it. Fire!

Power up!

No akumatized villain on that side of
the moon.

Pegasus, um, I was wondering, how have
things been since I've entrusted you

with your miraculous, and since you've
been living with Kelty?

Just fine. I'm very happy to be a
superhero and get the opportunity to be

of use to you and the people of Paris.

I think I found a raccoon-type villain,
but it's someone rather unusual.

Selenite guards?

A child asleep?

Looks like it's going to be easy. We'll
see about that once we've found her

akumatized object.

I bet it's the pacifier. That's the
symbol we can see from Earth.

The butterfly villain's about to wake
her up.

Sorry to wake you, Fairy Goodnight, but
Ladybug and Cat Noir are about to

disrupt your peace and quiet.

This doesn't look so easy now.

Leave me alone.

I'm not doing anything bad. I'm a good
girl. I make people's biggest wishes

come true.

Very good night. You're wasting your
time trying to convince Ladybug and Cat

Noir. There's only one way to get rid of
them.

Thieves Bear Miraculous.

You, Ultracuma!

Time to see evil eyes!

Gotcha!

Bye bye, little butterfly.

Miraculous!

All over now.

Everything's okay.

No, it's not okay. Daddy says I'm too
big to have a pacifier now, but I need

it. To feel safe.

Ladybug, I know this is unusual, but I'd
like to give it to her myself.

If that's possible, of course.

Great idea, Pegasus.

We all need reassurance. Whether it be
through habits or rituals or... In your

case, a pacifier.

One day you'll find the strength to do
without it.

This magical charm will help you
remember that only you can decide when

you're ready.

But Dad will never let me have my
pacifier back.

If you want, I can take you home and
talk to your dad.

Thanks, Ladybug.

Found it!

When I'm near you, in my heart, emotions
arise.

And my stomach fills with...

Butterflies. It'll be ready in a minute,
kids.

So, how was your first night away from
home?

It was intimidating, overwhelming, and
rather stressful.

But I think I managed to adapt well,
thanks to your warm and unique welcome.

You're right, Marinette. Everything is
easier when you're with friends.

Does this mean you'll stay with us once
your mom is out on her mission?

If you're okay with it, then I'd love
to.

The chicken yacht. No reason to save it
for dinner, right?

Thank you for cooking my favorite meal.
But if you don't mind, I'd rather have

my usual breakfast.

To tell you the truth, me too.

Sorry, I'm learning to adapt, but some
habits are still important to me.

Don't apologize.

We all have our own rituals.

I, for one, never start a day without
checking my farmer's almanac. And I

never start a day without waking up
late.

I got this strange letter in the mail,
Doctor, but I don't understand why.

Whenever I'm near you, in my heart,
emotions arise.

And my stomach fills with butterflies.

Well, this is a love letter, Max.

If it's addressed to you, it means
someone's in love with you.

Really? But who?

I don't know. Whoever wrote it didn't
sign it.