Grape Ape.
Over 40-feet high
Grape Ape.
Just a little bit shy
Grape Ape.
For a super strong guy
Yup, that's me.
The great, Grape Ape
Grape Ape.
If he comes to your town
Grape Ape.
He will really put down
Grape Ape.
Any bad guy around
The great, Grape Ape
What a sight to see him chuggin' block after block.
Things begin to shake and quake and rattle and rock.
The big, big, big, big, gorilla
Grape Ape.
I do not recommend
He is one to offend
Grape Ape.
So be sure he's your friend
Better be sure.
The great, Grape Ape
Yup, that's me.
08_Amazon Ape-Grape Marks the Spot
- Hey, Grape Ape? - Yeah, Beegley Beagley?
Uh, sorry about havin' to tow you to South America.
Uh, but I could only promote one ticket
by being social director for free.
Uh, say, old buddy,
how about a dip in the ship's pool for a pick up?
I could use a swim, Grape Ape.
Beautiful form, Grape Ape, old buddy.
Uh-oh.
Now, is that all you can say?
Uh-oh, stuck, Grape Ape.
Well, let's move it, Grape, old baby.
Okay, Beegley.
Hey, now,
South America should be just around the corner.
Chugga, chugga, chugga, chugga, choot, choot.
Let's face it,
Grape Ape power, better than horsepower,
any day, that's what I say.
Ape power, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Well, now, here we are in Rio.
Everything moves nice and easy here, they say.
What a great place to relax.
Yeah, Beegley, lose our shoes and have a snooze.
And it's the land of opportunity for someone with, uh,
new ideas, like me, and, boy, I got 'em.
Let's see, let's see now, uh, uh forward--
uh, left at the palm, uh, right fork of the--
seventeen paces this way and then--
Oh, my, there doesn't seem to be an eye on my map.
I think I'm lost again.
Excuse me, did I hear you were uh, lost?
Yes, I seem to be, look for yourself.
The lost city, huh?
Hmm, three out of four lost cities are
usually loaded with gold, they tell me.
- Oh, always me, always me. - Well, Beegle is me,
Beagle, Beagle at your service.
I specialize in finding lost cities, yes, I do.
Oh, you do, what cities have you found?
Well, uh, I found Pittsburgh.
Pittsburgh, well, everybody knows where Pittsburgh is.
Sure, now, after I found it, huh-huh.
Take my word for it,
my partner and I can find that lost city for you.
Partner, where?
Uh, you are standing on his nose.
Oh, very well, you and the nose are hired.
I have to admit, he seems a handy fellow to have around.
All aboard, Grape Ape.
Very handy, indeed.
Lost city, here we come.
Chugga, chugga, choot, choot.
Uh, I say, we seem to be going out to sea.
Shouldn't we be going in the other direction?
Oh, yeah, hang a left, Grape Ape.
Left, Grape Ape.
Amazing.
Now that's funny,
I haven't seen a single sign of a lost city.
That is precisely why the city is lost.
Oh, uh, right, well, of course.
Well, no problem, I will find it by instinct.
Here's the map, Beegley Beagley.
Uh, Grape Ape, I am the guide here.
I'm sorry.
Now, uh, what does that there map say?
There's a fork in the river.
A fork in the river,
oh, I just hate litter bugs.
No, no, no, I mean the river branches,
which way do we go?
Oh, uh, well, uh, we go left. Left, Grape Ape!
Okie Dokie, left, Grape Ape.
Perfect, my purple pal.
Thanks, Beegley Beagley.
Oh, well, you'll see, left is definitely right.
Uh, I guess when left is not right,
uh, right is all that's left, right?
Uh, yes, if you say so.
I think we should look for a place to camp for the night,
the night comes awfully fast in the jungle, you know.
Relax, we got plenty of time left.
Uh, then again...
Nice goin', Grape,
hold it right there until we make camp.
Eureka!
Eureka, Grape Ape.
What was that?
What is Eureka?
I don't know,
but all the great explorers say that
when they've made an important discovery.
And, uh, you've discovered something?
Look, I've been studying this map all night
and I think the lost city is right there!
Well, now, what makes you think so?
I don't know, it's just the biggest "X" on the map
and that should count for something.
We must set sail at once.
Hold everything, hold everything.
We gotta have breakfast, first, after all,
breakfast is the most important meal of the day, hmm?
How about some natural foods, my purple pal?
Natural foods comin' up, Beegley Beagley.
Delicious, um, Grape Ape,
but not very filling.
Hey, now, what we need is some fish.
Nothing like fresh fish for breakfast, huh, Grape Ape?
Maybe grape fish.
I don't know.
On the Amazon, they might even have grape fish.
Oh, boy, grape fish, grape fish.
Hey, now, you've got something, pull it in, pal,
pull it in, Grapeo.
Uh-oh.
Oh, too bad, Grapeo, better luck next time.
Hey, I got somethin'.
Pull it in, pull it in.
Oh, now, isn't he cute?
Uh, maybe we better stick to corn flakes?
There, you see that rock formation?
We should sail in the direction of that arrow.
Ahhh...
Ah-choo!
All righty, follow the arrow.
Whatever you say, professor.
Hmm, I think we just ran out of water.
Uh, you forget, pal, we've got Grape Ape.
Well, now, that's a new twist on an old problem, Grapeo.
Right, Beegley beagley.
Amazing!
Now, if my calculations are correct,
we should be coming to a section of rapids.
Uh, what are rapids, professor?
These are the rapids!
Hold on, Grape boy, hold on, whooo.
Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Uh, I have a plan, pal, but we'll need a rope.
Okie Dokie, Beegley Beagley.
Easy as she goes, Grape Ape.
The lost city can't be too much farther.
A gorilla-la-la-la!
What a thrill!
Any moment now, our expedition will be the first to see
the lost city.
Hey, how about calling it Beagle city?
- Grape Ape. - Okay, okay,
how about Grape-Grado?
Grape-Grado, good, Beegley Beagley.
It should be right around this bend.
- The lost city. - The lost city.
Grape Ape.
Well, now, it don't look so lost to me.
Where's all the gold and Inca Pyramids and things?
Oh, you mean that lost city?
This lost city is the greatest amusement park in the world.
I've been trying to get here for a vacation for years.
A vacation?
Come on, I have free tickets.
Well, at least we're gonna get us
a free vacation out of the deal.
Fun, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Wow, look at them wild rides they have here in the lost city.
Wow-zee, wow-zee, wow, wow, wow,
wild rides, Grape Ape.
Yeow! Come on, let's get us out of here, Grape Ape.
Right, Grape Ape.
Psst, now that was a close call.
Close call, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Now, let's just sit here a while and catch our breath, hmm?
Well, now, how about this, Grape Ape?
Miami Beach at last.
Ready, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Hey!
Uh, yes, sir, uh, lifeguard sir?
Will ya hold it down, you're disturbing the whole beach?
Oh, uh, sorry, your lifeguard-ship.
Uh, we didn't realize that, uh, you see--
We, we who?
Oh, me and my friend, Grape Ape.
We didn't realize that, uh--
A gorilla-la-la-la!
- A gorilla-la-la-la! - A gorilla-la-la-la!
Now, what do you suppose got into them?
I don't know, Grape Ape.
Okay, now, my purple friend, watch this triple,
double, backward twist with a half dailor.
Huh-huh,
bet you wish you could do that, heh, my purple pal?
Yeah, fancy dive, Grape Ape.
Here it goes, Beegley Beagley.
No, Grape Ape!
Wait, no, no, Grape, wait a second, Grape Ape.
Sorry.
Well, that's okay, it was a nice dive, pal.
Hey, what's this?
Just an old bottle with--
Say, there's something inside it.
- It's a--it's a-- - It's a what?
It looks like a pirate map, take a look.
Pirates?
Oh, relax, Grape Ape,
there are no pirates around here anymore.
I'm glad, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
What is that, it's a calendar?
No, it's a pin up.
No, wait, it's--it's a treasure map.
Ha-ha, well, it is going to be mine, huh-huh-huh.
Let us try that again.
Huh-huh-huh-huh-huh.
Now, this is our lucky day,
all we have to do is follow this map
and the treasure will be ours.
Treasure, oh, boy, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
Ha-ha-ha-ha, and all I have to do follow them
and the treasure will be mine, ha-ha-ha-ha.
Hurry it up, Grape Ape,
better get in before the tide goes out.
Okay, Grape Ape.
- What happened, boy? - I'm--
I know, I know, I'm sorry.
How are we ever gonna get to that island now, Grape Ape?
Captain Lacheet is here.
Where, where?
Here, right here.
I am captain Lacheet and my ship is your ship.
Uh, your ship, my ship, how come?
Let us just say that I feel like going for a ride to a treasu--
uh, I mean, to an island.
Hey, that's funny,
we're trying to get to an island ourselves.
Ha-ha-ha, so I heard, and that is why uh...
We, you and who else?
Oh, me and my pal, Grape Ape.
A-a gorilla-la-la-la!
Captain Lacheet?
The treasure, remember the treasure.
Ha-ha-ha, funny, I didn't notice there were two of you.
But I will take you wherever you would like to go.
Well, now, we'd be mighty grateful, captain.
Hey, Grape Ape, we're going for a boat ride.
Oh, boy.
Land Ho!
- Land where? - Land here. - Oh.
Now, if I can just figure this here map out.
Maybe I can be help, let me see it.
Oh, sure,
hey, hold on there, that's our map.
Well, I would be glad to stick around
and help you two find the treas-- uh-uh,
whatever it is you are looking for.
Well, thanks, but no thanks.
- We appreciate the ride though. - Yeah, thank you.
Well, I will be seeing you.
Huh-huh-huh-huh-huh.
Sooner than you think, ha-ha-ha.
Well, he's gone now,
let's get on with the treasure hunt.
Let's see, we take five paces that way.
One, two, three,
four, five.
One, and a two, and a three,
and a four, and a five, and a...
Now, we head twenty paces due west.
A one, a two, a three,
a four, a--
Hmm?
Hey, what's the matter, Grape Ape?
We got us a treasure to find, come on.
Grape Ape.
Oh, come on, it's only a native hut, pal.
Come on, seven, eight, nine...
Ah-choo!
Gesundheit, Grape Ape.
Whoa, pirate, Grape Ape.
Fancy meeting you here.
Captain Lacheet.
Okay, okay, so you caught me.
I know what you are looking for and I can help.
I know these islands like the back of my hand.
I can help you find it.
Hmm, well now, maybe you could help.
There's probably enough treasure out here
for all of us, anyway.
You wont regret this, Beagle, Beagle.
Now, first we have to find skull rock.
Yeah, skull rock, Grape Ape.
No, no, no, no, you blue baboon,
we are supposed to go to it,
it is not supposed to come to us.
Ya know, he's right, Grape Ape,
now, where'd you find it?
Search me, Grape Ape.
Oh, no, that rock was the key to the whole map.
The treasure could be anywhere now.
So, what do we do now?
We just start digging.
Dig here.
Okay.
Chugga, chugga, chugga...
Nothing here.
[Unclear]
Dig here, carefully.
Say, I think you found somethin'.
Stand back, it is all mine.
I think what he found was water.
Huh-huh-huh,
uh, just kidding, fellas.
Nothing but sand,
and what can you do with sand?
Sand castle, Grape Ape.
What is he doing?
Oh, come on, let him have his fun.
There's probably no treasure here, anyway.
The treasure.
It's mine, it is mine, the treasure is all mine.
Hey, come on back here!
It is mine, all mine.
- Okay, now, hand that over. - How did you get here?
We took a shortcut.
Well, you have to leave, it is my ship and my treasure.
That's the law of the seas.
Law of the sea, what does that mean?
Finders keepers.
Oh, well now, that's different.
You will have to get off by walking the plank.
Well, if that's the law of the sea.
[Electronic Plank]
Ha-ha-ha-ha, they don't call me
the scrounge of the seven seas for nothing.
- Now, walk. - Oh, yes, sir.
Um, after you, Grape Ape.
Grape Ape.
Yeow!
My sub.
Well, sir, I really am sorry about that, mister Lacheet,
but you really had it comin'.
Treasure, Grape Ape.
Hey now, the treasure,
now maybe you can buy a new sub
with your part of it, eh?
Open it up, Grape Ape, come on, let's see what it is.
- Yo-Ho Cola? - Yo-Ho Cola?
Yo-Ho Cola?
Oh, wow, it was all an advertising gimmick,
there's no treasure at all.
And no sub.
Yo-ho, ho, ho, ho.
Will you make him stop with the "yo-ho-hos"?
Well, now, you tell me, what do you say
to a 40-foot ape to make him stop?
I say, uh...
Yo-ho, ho, ho, ho.
By : Reza Fa.