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Pour montrer à ses parents que Clarissa respecte leur culture, Auru propose à Clarissa un simili tatouage polynésien ; mais Auru se trompe d'encre et le tatouage devient permanent.
Pour montrer à ses parents que Clarissa respecte leur culture, Auru propose à Clarissa un simili tatouage polynésien ; mais Auru se trompe d'encre et le tatouage devient permanent.
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Oum le dauphin
S3, EP39 "La pierre des étoiles"Papa Tuanaku et Oncle Patrick organisent une exposition quand Yann se fait kidnapper par Van Krook et ses sbires; ils veulent faire chanter Patrick pour qu'il leur fournisse la pièce maîtresse de l'exposition: une météorite très rare.
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S3, EP40 "Pirates de motus"Yann doit jouer le gardien pour Marina et ses amis; pour les occuper, il leur fait croire qu'il est à la recherche de l'or bleu, un mystérieux trésor pirate.
Oum le dauphin
S3, EP41 "Papa Oum"Petit Oum a perdu sa mère et Oum va devoir jouer les papas le temps que Yann, Auru et Timéti se mettent en quête de sa maman.
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S3, EP42 "À la rescousse de Manouna"Alors que Timéti effectue un rituel, la Tortue, le sous-marin d'Oncle Patrick, devient incontrôlable et casse tout sur son passage avant d'emmener nos héros jusqu'à Manouna, une vieille tortue qui semble s'être égarée.
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S3, EP38 "Les larmes du crocodile"Pour montrer à ses parents que Clarissa respecte leur culture, Auru propose à Clarissa un simili tatouage polynésien ; mais Auru se trompe d'encre et le tatouage devient permanent.
Oum le dauphin
S3, EP37 "Van Krook contre Van Krook"Alors que Maimiti peaufine une invention permettant de traduire le langage des dauphins, Yann, Auru et Timéti font la connaissance de Joris Van Krook, le frère jumeau de Van Krook.
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