Original subtitles

- ♪ On your mark ♪

♪ Get ready to race ♪

♪ One, two, three, let's blaze ♪

♪ So buckle your seat belt, we're gonna scream and yell ♪

♪ When Blaze goes saving the day ♪

♪ Blaze, Blaze, Blaze ♪

♪ Gimme, gimme, gimme some speed ♪

♪ Blaze and the Monster Machines ♪

♪ Go, go ♪

♪ Blaze and the Monster Machines ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Blaze and the Monster Machines ♪

♪ Yeah, let's blaze ♪

all: Whoo-hoo-hoo! Hey-hey-hey-hey!

Yeah! Whoo! Whoo-hoo! Yeah!

[tires squealing]

[engine revving]

[tires screeching]

- Hey, there. It's me, Blaze.

My buddy A.J. and I are going to see our friend, the king.

- He invited us to come visit.

We just have to find his castle.

- When you see the castle, say "castle."

Castle. Yeah, there it is.

- And there's the king.

- Hoo-hoo, they're here.

Welcome, friends.

- Hello, Your Highness.

- Thanks for inviting us to your castle.

- It is I who is happy that you're here.

For now, you can meet my new pet dragon.

- Zee-hee-hee-eek!

- Whoa. - So cute.

- Zeke-Zeke.

- [laughs] What's your dragon's name?

- I call him Zeke, and he's the best pet in the whole world.

Oh, yes, you are.

Yes, you are.

Zeke, let us show Blaze and A.J.

the wonderful tricks you can do.

- Zeke!

- Zeke, sit.

- Zeke.

- Zeke, roll over.

- Zeke, Zeke.

- Yeah. - Good job, Zeke.

- Now, let's show them your best trick of all.

Zeke, breathe fire.

- Zeke, Zeke.

- Whoa. - Hubcaps.

He's making pictures out of fire.

- Oh, good boy, Zeke.

Now, how would you like a treat, hmm?

- Zeke-Zeke-Zeke. Zeeek.

- Oh, I thought so.

Come to the snack-a-pult.

- Zeke.

both: Snack-a-pult?

- Behold the snack-a-pult.

- Whoa. - Cool.

- The snack-a-pult will launch Zeke his favorite treat,

a marshmallow.

- Zeke-Zeke. Zeke!

- Wow. - Nice roasting, Zeke.

- [burps] Zeke-Zeke.

[laughter]

- Now, get ready, Zeke.

Here comes another.

Oh, how strange.

My snack-a-pult is not working.

Ah, I see the problem.

There's a twig stuck in the gears.

Once I get it out, the snack-a-pult will launch...

with me on it.

Ahh-ahh-ahh-ahh.

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

- Oh, no, the king. - Zeke-Zeke-Zeke.

- Don't worry, Zeke. We'll find him.

- Let's look.

Switching to Visor-View.

Is the king here by the bubbling swamp?

[frog croaking]

No, better look someplace else.

Is the king here on this rocky cliff?

No, he's not there either.

Is he here deep in the forest?

- Ah-oh-ah-oh!

- Yeah, there he is.

- Oh, no.

The king's crown is stuck over his eyes.

He can't see where he's going.

- Oh, dear, how will I ever get home if I can't see anything?

Help!

- Poor king.

We have to save him, but how?

- I know how.

We'll become the bravest, most noble heroes in all the land.

We'll be knights in shining armor.

I'll be Sir Blaze.

- And I'll be Sir A.J.

- Zeke, Zeke!

- Look, Blaze, I think Zeke wants to be a knight too.

- Zeke, Zeke, Zeke.

- That's very brave, Zeke.

But going to save the king is going to be a big journey.

Are you sure?

- Zeke, Zeke-Zeke-Zeke-Zeke!

- Well, all right.

- Zeke!

- Welcome to the team, Zeke.

Now, let's go save the king.

all: Charge!

- Zee-hee-hee-eke!

[upbeat music]

- ♪ Start it up, hit the gas ♪

♪ It's time for us to roll ♪

♪ Let's drive super fast ♪

♪ Ready, set, let's go ♪

♪ Come on, come on ♪

♪ Rev it up and hit the road ♪

♪ Blaze on, blaze on ♪

♪ Faster, faster, here we come ♪

♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪

♪ Blaze on, come on, blaze on ♪

♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪

♪ Blaze on, come on, blaze on ♪

♪ Blaze on ♪

- Hear ye, Hear ye.

Come on down to Pickle's knight store.

- Pickle? You've got a knight store?

- I sure do, Crusher.

Have you ever thought about being a knight?

- Me? A knight?

Yeah, I'd be a great knight.

- You sure would.

And all you need is one ofthese,

a brand-new helmet.

- A helmet?

Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo.

- Now, you might like this helmet over here, because--

- Ta-ta-ta-ta-ta.

Sir Crusher picks his own helmet,

and I choose this one.

- Terrific choice, Sir Crusher.

With a helmet like this, you'll feel brave.

- Brave. - You'll feel strong.

- Strong. - You'll feel like dancing.

- Dancing.

Dancing?

[upbeat music]

- That's right. It's a music helmet.

- Ahh! Ahh. Oh, stop.

Ahh! Ahh!

- Come back anon.

[upbeat music]

♪ ♪

- Look, Sir Blaze, a sign.

- It says we're entering the land of big-horn barbarians.

- Zeke, Zeke.

- I sure hope we don't run into any of them.

- [braying and chuckling]

- And I sure hope they don't run into any of us.

- Whoa!

[tires squealing]

- [braying and chuckling] - Whoa.

Ahh-ahh!

- [braying] - Whoa.

[tires squealing]

Whew.

- [braying and chuckling]

- [braying]

- Oh, man, those big-horn barbarians

are smashing everything.

- Then to get past them, we need something

even a big horn can't smash.

We need metal.

- Yeah, check it out.

Metal things are really strong.

They have tiny particles inside

that stick together super tight,

so even when something bangs into them really hard,

the particles stay together, and the metal doesn't break.

- Zeke-Zeke.

- Hey, look.

Zeke found something metal, a metal shield.

- Way to go, Zeke.

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

- This way, knights.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- Listen. It sounds like there are big-horn barbarians nearby.

Look carefully.

Where are the big horns hiding?

[big-horn barbarians braying]

There, behind those barrels.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- Metal shield!

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

- It worked.

- Not even a big-horn barbarian can break a metal shield.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- Be careful, Sir Blaze.

That sounds like more big horns.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- Where are the big horns hiding?

Behind the logs.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

Metal shield!

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

- We almost made it past the big-horn barbarians.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- And it sounds like the last of them are hiding

somewhere over there.

Where are the big horns hiding?

[big-horn barbarians braying]

Behind those crates, yeah.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

Metal shield!

[big-horn barbarians braying]

Whoo-hoo!

- We stopped the big-horn barbarians.

- Zee-Zee-Zeke!

- Now, come on, knights.

Let's go rescue the king.

- Yeah! - Zee-hee-hee-eek.

- Pickle's knight store,

your one-stop shop for all your knightly needs.

Ahh, Sir Crusher,

are you back for anotherhelmet?

- No way, Pickle.

I don't want any more of your helmets.

- I hear ya.

Helmets are so last century.

What today's knight needs is his very own shield.

- Ooh, a shield.

- Now, this first shield is--

- Move aside, Pickle.

Sir Crusher chooses his own shield.

And I choose this one.

- Excellent choice, SirCrusher.

This shield has everything a knight could need.

It's shiny...

- It's shiny...

- It's strong...

- It's strong...

- It kisses...

- It kisses.

Wait, what? - Mwah!

- It's a kissing shield.

- Dah-ugh-augh! Yuck, yuck.

- Thank you. Come again.

- Mwah-mwah-mwah.

- Whoo-hoo-hoo! - Zeke!

- Good idea, Zeke.

Let's check and see how the king is doing.

- Hmm, maybe my castle is this way.

Ooh, or maybe it's this way. Oh.

- Uh-oh.

The crown is still stuck over his eyes.

He can't see where he's going.

- Oh, my. I just wish I could get home

and see my pet Zeke.

- Zeke-Zeke-Zeek.

- Don't worry, Zeke.

We'll rescue the king. Come on.

[tires squealing]

Look up ahead.

It's a drawbridge.

- Oh, no. It's closing.

- Whoa.

- Now there's now way to get across the river.

- Zeke. Zeke-Zeke.

- But look. Zeke knows what to do.

If we put keys in these keyholes,

it will unlock the drawbridge and make it come down again.

- Zeke, Zeke.

- That's great, but getting the keys isn't gonna be easy.

Look. - [snoring]

- They're being guarding by sleeping big-horn barbarians.

- Zeke-Zeke.

- Don't worry, Zeke.

I know how we can get those keys.

We'll use a magnet.

- Yeah, the keys are made out of metal,

and remember, metal has all those tiny particles inside.

When you use a magnet, its magnetic field

pulls on some of those particles.

So if we have a strong enough magnet,

it will pull the metal keys away from the big horns.

- Come on.

Let's build the parts and turn me into the most powerful

magnet there is, an electromagnet.

First, we need a generator for electricity

so we can power our magnet.

To build the generator, say "generator."

Generator!

Next, we need an iron bar that will be the core

of our magnet and make the magnetic field stronger.

To make the iron bar, say "iron bar."

Iron bar!

Last, we need wire to wind around the iron bar

that turns the electric power into magnetic power.

To make the wire, say "wire."

Wire!

All right!

I'm an electromagnet monster machine.

- Yay!

- Now, let's get those metal keys.

- Electromagnet, magnetize.

[magnet whirring]

- All right!

- Now help me aim the electromagnet

so we can grab this first key.

Should we aim to the left or to the right?

To the left.

Yay! - We got the first key.

Look, Zeke.

The bridge is starting to come down.

- Now let's get the second key from that big horn up there.

- Electromagnet, magnetize.

- To get this key, should we aim higher or lower?

Higher!

Whoo-hoo!

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

Zeke-Zeke-Zeke.

- That's right, Zeke.

Just one more key and the bridge

will be all the way down.

- Electromagnet, magnetize.

To get this last key, should we aim to the left

or to the right?

To the right!

- Whoo-hoo!

- We did it.

- Yeah!

- We got the drawbridge down.

- Whoo-hoo!

Now hop in, Zeke, and I'll drive us across the drawbridge.

- [yawns]

- Uh-oh, and we better hurry.

Look, the big horns are starting to wake up.

- Then we've got to get across this drawbridge super fast.

Time for blazing speed.

To give us blazing speed, say, "Let's blaze."

all: Let's blaze!

[engine revving]

- Yeah! - Whoo-hoo!

- Way to put the pedal to the metal.

[upbeat rock music]

- ♪ Metal, m-m-m-metal ♪

♪ Metal ♪

- ♪ Yeah ♪

- ♪ Metal is made from particles called molecules ♪

♪ So small you can't even see ♪

- ♪ You can hit it, you can bend it ♪

♪ But these bonds are tough to break ♪

♪ From silverware to swords feel how strong it can be ♪

- ♪ Metal, metal ♪

♪ Made of tiny particles that hold together tight ♪

♪ Metal, metal ♪

♪ Super-strong material ♪

♪ Can't break it if you try ♪

- ♪ Metal, m-m-m-metal ♪

♪ Metal ♪

- Come ye one, come ye all to Pickle's knight store.

- Pfft, no way.

I am never going back to that store.

- Now selling swords.

- Swords?

Ooh-hoo-hoo, I would look super cool with a sword,

especially that one.

- Ah, great choice, SirCrusher.

This sword is one of a kind.

It's big... - Like me.

- It's powerful... - Like me.

- It lays eggs. - Like me.

Wait, what?

- [sword clucking]

- It's a chicken sword.

- [sword clucking]

- Oh-ho-ho-ho-ho-ho!

- Fare thee well.

[upbeat music]

- Oh, ooh, I say. Ooh. Oh.

- Oh, Zeke, Zeke-Zeke.

- I hear it too, Zeke.

It sounds like...

[together] The king!

- Oh, dear.

I still can't see with this crown covering my eyes.

Ooh. - Poor king.

He's still bumping into trees...

and logs...and....

- Whoa-oh! Ohh!

- A big trap.

- Zeke-Zeke.

- Who would want to catch the king in a trap?

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- I think I know who.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- It's the big-horn barbarians.

- Uh-oh, and look what they've got now, a cannon.

- [braying]

[cannon booms]

- Whoa. - Zeke-Zeke.

- Don't worry, Zeke.

We'll find a way to get past that cannon.

We just need a plan.

- Yeah, let's think.

Cannons shoot out cannonballs made of metal.

And the particles in metal stick together so tight,

they're almost impossible to break.

But if we heat up the metal,

the particles will move farther and farther apart

until the metal melts.

- Good thinking, A.J.

If only we had something super hot that could melt

those metal cannonballs.

- Zeke, Zeke-Zeke-Zeke.

- That's right.

Zeke, do you think you can melt those cannonballs

with your fire?

- Zeke-Zeke.

- All right!

- You're one brave little dragon, Zeke.

- Now, hop on.

We've got a king to save.

Knights...

all: Charge!

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

[engine revving]

[all braying]

[cannon booms]

- Look out. Cannonballs.

- Let's count how many are coming.

Count with me.

One, two, three.

Now let's tell Zeke to blast all three with fire.

Say "blast three, Zeke."

all: Blast three, Zeke.

Zeke-Zeke!

- Whoo-hoo-hoo-hoo! - Zee-heek!

- It worked. Way to go, Zeke.

[all braying]

[cannon booming]

- More cannonballs headed this way.

- Count them with me.

One, two, three, four,

four cannonballs.

- Now let's tell Zeke to melt them.

Say, "Blast four, Zeke."

all: Blast four, Zeke.

- Whoo-hoo-hoo! - Yeah!

- Nice blasting. - Zee-hee-hee-eek.

- And look, we're almost at the king.

[all braying]

[cannon booming]

- Whoa, but here come the most cannonballs yet.

Count them with me.

One, two, three,

four, five, six.

Say, "Blast six, Zeke."

all: Blast six, Zeke.

- Zeke!

[all braying]

- Whoo-hoo-hoo!

- You did it, Zeke.

- Zeke!

- Now nothing can stop us from saving the king.

[upbeat music]

- Whoo-hoo.

Huzzah!

I'm free.

Oh, if only I could see who rescued me.

- Zeke.

- Zeke! - Zee-hee-hee-eek!

- Oh, you really are the best dragon a king

could ever ask for.

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

- Oh, and of course I owe a great thanks to you,

Blaze and A.J.

I hereby declare you

the bravest knights in all the land.

- Zee-hee-hee-eek.

[big-horn barbarians braying]

- Now, as for you, big-horn barbarians,

you have been most naughtytoday.

I think you owe us an apology.

[all braying]

Apology accepted.

And now that we're all friends,

I proclaim it's party time!

[all cheering]

- Zeke-Zeke!

[upbeat music]

- Whoo-hoo!

[both braying]

- Whoo-hoo!

- All right!

[both braying]

[laughter]

- ♪ It's Blaze and the Monster Machines ♪

♪ It's Blaze and the Monster Machines ♪

♪ Buckle up, gonna roll ♪

♪ Yeah, we're ready to go with Blaze ♪

♪ You'll be amazed ♪

♪ It's Blaze and the Monster Machines ♪

♪ It's time for adventure extreme ♪

♪ Gonna kick it in gear ♪

♪ We'll be catching some air with Blaze ♪

♪ And the Monster Machines ♪

♪ It's Blaze and the Monster Machines ♪