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.
16_The Purple Avenger Strikes Again- The Grape Connection
Grape Ape, I'm afraid we are lost.
Give me a lift, Grape.
Maybe I can see a sign or something.
Okie-dokie, Beegley Beagley.
Bingo, I see a sign.
Where, Beegley?
Ouch!
Straight ahead, and watch it.
Hmm, welcome to beautiful, downtown Dumpnograd.
Stay out! By order of Baron Nogoodnik, official tyrant.
Hmm, I wonder why that there tyrant, Baron Nogoodnik,
doesn't want visitors in town.
Little do our heroes know that only a few miles away,
just over the mountain, another stirring adventure
awaits their eager and adventurous souls,
in the quaint little village of Dumpnograd.
Since the dawn of history,
Dumpnograd has been known as the
happiest village in all the land.
The cows of Dumpnograd are happy.
Moo.
The mother goats of Dumpnograd are happy.
The baby goats of Dumpnograd are happy.
- Baa. - Baa.
And above all, the peasants of Dumpnograd are happy.
Who's happy?
Speak for yourself, stranger, we miserable.
We got no shirt on back.
No soles on shoes.
(Both) No food in cupboard.
Believe me, kid,
life in Dumpnograd ain't no bowl of berries.
And all on account of that low-down, low-life,
Baron Nogoodnik.
Mirror, mirror, on the wall,
who is the rottenest tyrant of them all?
- Well, you are, your evilship. - Awe, shucks.
You sure you not saying that just to make me feel good?
Hmm, could be.
Come on, cabbage head,
it's time to pick on the peasants.
I'm so lucky to work for such a mean, no good tyrant.
By order of our low-life tyrant,
your house is confiscated for none-payment of taxes.
Dumpnograd is doomed, oh, woe is me.
Oh, woe is everybody.
If only the purple avenger was here to save us.
Papa, what is a purple avenger?
(Both) What is a purple avenger?
Oh, such a disgrace, my own little darling daughter,
she don't know from our great national hero.
I'm dumb and founded.
Yes, it does boggle the mind that an entire generation
of little Dumpnogradnicks had grown up without knowing
about Zorroski, the legendary purple avenger.
The fabled hero of this country, who rides in from the mountains
on his great white steed whenever his people need him.
Up and away we on, hi-ho, Liam.
Blub, Liam, you nice horsey, but we...
got to get you glasses.
Gloriaskiski, papa, I'm gonna find the purple avenger
and bring him here to save us.
Okay, you got it straight?
Yeah, Beegley.
Remember, we're just a simple farmer
and his barn going into town.
Yeah, simple.
We'll find out what that no good Nogoodnik is up to.
Zorroski, you-who-ski.
Zorroski, come out, come out, wherever you are.
Hello there, little peasant girl.
Why are you looking for Zorroski?
Zorroski is purple avenger, great hero who will ride
from mountains to save people of Dumpnograd
from evil rat-fink Nogoodnik.
Evil, uh, evil rat-fink?
Hoo-hah, is he evil, hoo-hah.
Tell me stranger,
you ever hear about Dumpnograd lambs and sheeps?
Oh, sure, they are famous for their beautiful thick wool.
Not no more, look.
Baa-baa-baa.
Now the wicked tyrant got the fur coat
and the sheep, they got a cold.
Ba-choo, Ba-choo.
So, that's why I gotta quick find the purple avenger,
or village go gurgle, gurgle, gurgle down the drain.
Uh, this, uh, purple avenger, what does he look like?
Nobody is sure exactly, but he always wears purple.
Purple, uh, you mean like my friend?
Friend, what friend? I don't see no friend.
There he is.
Yeow, it's a gorill-ill-ill-ill-ill-la!
Auf Wiedersehen, sayonara, and goodbye!
Goodbye, little girl.
Come on, purp, we got us a big job to do.
The purple avenger rides again.
Pathetic peasant farfel, you owe 700 Slotskis
for double parking goat by fire park.
By order of Baron Nogoodnik, well-known despicable tyrant.
All I got in the whole world is this clothes I'm wearing.
Clothes is all raggedy, but buttons, solid silver!
No, no, please, not the silver buttons.
Belong to the great, great-grandpa.
Chumpski.
Yes, your evilship.
- Magnet. - Magnet.
Hey, hey, not bad, Chumpski.
We sure clean out this village, huh?
And now has come the time to clean
one more thing out of village...
You!
Z-Z-Z-Zorroski!
St-st-st-stop stuttering.
On your evil way, old life tyrant.
Hey, they can't do this to me.
You wanna bet?
- Goodbye - We sorry to see you go, ho-ho-ho.
But keep going, ha-ha-ha.
And don't come back, he-he-he.
Big, smart, Aleckskis, I shall return, you will see.
Five cheers for Zorroski.
One, two, uh...uh,
five!
- Hip-hop Horrayski! - Hip-hop Horrayski!
It's nice to be poor, old, little lady
when Zorroski in village, yeah, Jaja.
Moo-huh.
Oh, hello there, Mr. Zorroski.
Moo!
What...what is going on there?
Oh, beloved purple avenger!
Moo!
Hahahahaha!
Thank you, dear papa, for the happy birthday party
and the marvelous cake.
Aw, yeah, many happy returns little Farfelinka, and I...
- Hahahahaha! - Waahaa!
Zorroski steal birthday cake from little baby!
You think the great Zorroski is a thief?
Surely, you jest.
He steals whole village if not get nailed down.
That road lead out of village.
You and fake phony hero be on it by sundown.
- Out. - Out.
Out!
Uh, out?
Yeah, out, bye-bye, over and out.
Grape ape's not a big hero now.
Oh, it's not your fault, big buddy.
Oh-oh-oh, we fool everybody in whole village, hahaha.
I sure plenty clever fellow.
Sounds like Nogoodnik, come on.
Comin'.
Oopsy-daisy.
Quiet, bottom part of ape don't talk.
Whoops, sorry, bottom part shut trap.
Now, we go back and give peasants one more big scare.
Make sure Zorroski is finished, ha-ha-ha!
Giddy up, ox-brain.
Yes, sir, ox-brain giddy uppin'.
Uh-oh.
Chumpski, what's the fastest way out of here?
Follow me.
Go already, I'm following.
Well, there they go, I'm proud of you, pal.
Thanks to you, those two will never
come back to bother Dumpnograd again.
So, I'm a big hero again.
Hero, hero.
Look, phony bologna Zorroski still here,
get out phony!
Get out, bologna, we tell you to get going, so get.
And do the gettin' fast, understand?
Uh, Grape Ape, I think they're trying to tell us somethin'.
- Out. - Out.
- Bye, they are leaving, bye! - Yahoo!
Don't call us, we call you.
Out!
Well, let's face it, Grape, an avenger's life isn't easy.
Yeah, but I like it.
Well, then, up, up, and away,
Grape Avenger, wee!
Yeah, up, up, and away, Grape Avenger!
Vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom, vroom!
[Bonjour Museum]
Ah, the really big ruby at last.
I cannot believe it finally belongs
to our Bonjour Museum.
It is worth a fortune, monsieur Lareck.
Every jewel thief in the world will try to steal it.
I laugh at how you worry, Pierre.
Ho-ho-ho.
No one can possibly get passed my new security system.
But I do not see anything.
Of course not,
but when the thief reaches for the ruby,
his foot will step on the alarm button, like this.
Uh-oh!
You see, Pierre, it's fool-proof.
Hahahahahaha!
Well, this is gonna be the highlight
of our sightseeing tour in Paris, Grape Ape.
Is the really big ruby really big, Beegley Beagley?
Take my word for it, purp, it's big.
The really big is really big.
Come on, let's go take a look...
Wah-ah-ah, wah-ah-ah.
It's gone, it's gone, help!
The really big ruby has been stolen, help!
Gendarmes, gendarmes.
John who?
Uh, gendarme, pal.
That's French for police.
Hmm, maybe there's a reward.
This is your lucky day, sir.
The famous really big ruby is stolen,
and you say it is my lucky day.
Well, permit me to introduce ourselves.
I'm inspector Beegle, uh, the inspector Beagle.
and this here, is my number one assistant,
black belt karate champion of the world, Grape Ape.
Uh, show 'em your stuff, champ.
Gotcha, Beegley Beagley, here goes.
Hi-hi!
Hi-hi.
Whoops.
Hi!
Uh, aren't you going to do it?
Do what?
Yeow, a gorill-ill-ill-la!
Uh, aren't you gonna do that?
Of course not.
I'm worried about missing rubies,
not 40-foot purple gorill-ill-ill-las,
but since there's not a gendarme around,
you've got the job.
You mean the really big ruby
was just a restin' on that pedestal
without even, uh, bars around it?
Who needs bars?
One step on that button and the thief would be trapped.
You mean like this...
No, don't do!
Uh-oh.
Tricky, mighty tricky.
Yeah, mighty tricky, Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
It sure beats me how anyone could've gotten past
that security system, purp.
Beats me too, Beegley Beagley.
Maybe the really big ruby was just misplaced.
Yeah, let's look for it.
Hmm, nothing here, maybe it's stuck to the bottom.
See anything, purp?
Just a wad of gum, chum.
Hmm, then it must have been stolen after all.
Say, let's do like they do on TV.
We'll recreate the crime, like it could of happened.
Oh, boy, let me do it, Beegley Beagley.
Okay, Grape Ape, okay, just calm down, you can do it.
Whoops.
Boy, lucky the really big ruby was stolen.
You would have crushed it into powder.
Well, anyway, it was a nice try, purp.
But no one could have ever done it that way.
Shh, footsteps,
the crook always returns to the scene of the crime.
I better step on the security button.
I think we got 'em, pal.
Let me out of here, you, you...
Lareck, so, you're the crook?
Fool, I was making my nightly rounds.
Hmm, I guess that is a pretty good excuse.
We better keep an eye on him anyway, Grape Ape,
he's the only suspect we got.
He's never gonna get suspicious of a
street cleaner followin' him, huh purp? Ha.
Uh, that is if you'll stop that silly old laugh now.
Ha-ha, it tickles, Beegley Beagley.
Well, will you try to control yoursel...
Oh, it's him, cool it.
They should fix this street, it is very bumpy.
Ah, oh, yes, sir.
Uh, he didn't suspect a thing, Grape Ape.
They're fools,
so now they are going to follow me everywhere.
Well, not for long.
Hurry up, Grape Ape, he went thataway,
uh, thataway.
No, thataway.
Oh, drat, he got away.
What a way, Beegley Beagley?
Beats me, purp, he must've recognized us.
Oh, well, we'll have to try a different disguise.
Lareck will never spot us in these disguises.
Now, put me on one of your branches, purp.
Okay, Beegley Beagley.
Ouch!
Not by the tail feathers, purp.
Sorry.
Just in time, here he comes.
That's an ugly bird.
We've got him fooled, purp.
Ah, their disguises are, how you say, lousy.
They are becoming a bother,
so viola, I will have to lose them.
He turned here, Grape Ape.
He got away again.
What next? Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
We'll have to figure out a less conspicuous disguise.
I think they are following me, again.
That is strange.
I could have sworn they were behind me.
Gone again.
Yeah, that sure was fast.
Pardon me, monsieur tour guide,
but shouldn’t the Eiffel Tower be back two miles that way.
Ah, oh, well, you see,
I figured if the tourists don't come to the tower,
then I'll take it to them, ha-ha.
Oh, well, if you will excuse me.
Guess what, Beegley?
Yeah, I know, pal, he's given us the slip, again.
Yeah, the slip again.
Well, nothin' suspicious here, Grape.
Just trucks filled with vegetables.
Yeah, just oranges, peaches,
tomatoes, rubies, bananas...
Oh, rubies,
no pal, that's just a king-size tomato, hahaha.
uh, and you thought it was the really big ruby, hahaha.
Hmm, the tomato is shedding.
Bye-bye king-size shiny tomato, Grape Ape.
Wait, that was no king-size tomato, that was our ruby.
We gotta stop him, Grape Ape.
You're doin' it, pal, you're doin' it!
We got 'em!
Okay, you really big ruby thief,
you can't get away now.
Oh, yes, I can!
Teeter-totter time, Grape Ape.
Gotcha.
Lareck!
Wah-wah, Lareck is a wreck,
and I owe it all to you two pests.
Well, assistant Grape Ape, another case is solved.
Right, inspector Beegley Beagley.
Nobody can get away with anything with us on the job.
Paris is safe.
Oui, oui, monsieur Beegley Beagley.
Grape Ape, Grape Ape.
By: Reza Fa.