The Case of the Yellow Wings

**The Case of the Yellow Wings** is the forty-sixth episode of Season 2 of Fishtronaut and is the ninety-eighth episode of the series.

## Summary

The episode opens with Fishtronaut quizzing Marina and Zeek to know what country flag is this after Marina answers "United Kingdom" correctly upon seeing the flag of the United Kingdom. Marina then picks a flag for Zeek to guess in which Zeek answers it incorrectly. The correct answer for the flag shown on the book is the flag of Japan. Suddenly, a P.O.P. arrives towards the trio.

**P.O.P. Clues:** a flag of Brazil and a necklace of açai seeds

Receiving the clues, Marina is curious that the flag has something to do with the anteater, whose tail has a resemblance to the flag. Upon arriving to the anteater, he says it would be fine if he didn't have a bad night sleep. The reason why the anteater couldn't sleep is because the noisy whistles last night as well as a voice from the forest that shouts "Ayubá!". Marina is curious if someone shouting "Ayubá" is asking for help. The anteater tells Fishtronaut that the sound could be coming from Sloth Forest as the trio decides to go to Sloth Forest. Meanwhile at Sloth Forest, there was no sound of the mysterious whistle and sound and the trio decides to ask a nearby sloth for help to find the mysterious whistle and sound. Upon asking the sloth, Zeek tells him about Marina and Fishtronaut to know if he saw anything strange around here and Marina and Fishtronaut ask him if he heard any whistles or a voice shouting "Ayubá" last night. The sloth has heard a lot of whistles and he saw a strange hairless creature with a feather on its head running while looking down. The trio decides to investigate and find the creature that the sloth mentioned. Fishtronaut decides to talk to Agent Rosy about the necklace clue as he tells Marina and Zeek to investigate with the flag clue. Zeek and Marina decide to meet him at the orchard after talking to Rosy.

While meeting Rosy, she examines the necklace clue and the round objects on the necklace are *not* pearls, but seeds. Meanwhile at the orchard, Fishtronaut meets Marina and Zeek who didn't find a clue linked to the flag clue and he tells them that the round objects on the necklace are seeds, not pearls. Suddenly, the mysterious "creature" the sloth mentioned is hiding behind the bushes. It is revealed that the "creature" the sloth mentioned is actually Abayomi who *was* using the whistle and shouted "Ayubá". Zeek is confused what Abayomi said, because he thinks he is trying to find a flying baby. It is also known that the case is very hard and confusing, because Fishtronaut is not good in speaking Tupi-Guarani. Upon seeing Fishtronaut, Abayomi begins flapping his arms like a bird when saying "Ayubá". It is revealed that Abayomi is looking for a creature that flies like Fishtronaut, specifically a bird. Marina decides to look what the words that Abayomi said by looking at the Tupi-Guarani dictionary at the Beanstalk. Marina found out in the dictionary that "Ayubá" means "yellow" in Tupi-Guarani and "Bebé" means "something that flies". It is also revealed Abayomi is looking for something yellow that flies, specifically a yellow bird.

It is revealed that the missing bird is linked to the flag clue, which means that the bird's colours are yellow and green like the flag of Brazil and the necklace of açai seeds is linked for finding Abayomi eating açai in the orchard. It is also known that "açai" is the same as "açai" pronounced in regular language. The dictionary said that in the Amazon Forest, açai berries are called "black pearls". Having solved the clues, the trio and Abayomi arrive to the area with palm trees with açai berries in them to find the bird Abayomi is missing. On one the trees, Fishtronaut finds a yellow bird with green feathers named "Ayubá". Abayomi is happy that he finally found Ayubá, his lost pet macaw. With Abayomi and Ayubá reunited, Marina explains that macaws are like parrots, which imitate sounds people make. Having solved the case, another P.O.P. arrives towards the trio, alongside Abayomi and Ayubá.

**P.O.P. Rewards:** petecas

Receiving the rewards, Marina explains that the Kayapo people invented peteca, a traditional sport played by using hands. Fishtronaut and the twins decide to play peteca as Ayubá plays tag with Zeek and Marina teaches Abayomi to learn regular words and how to interact with them, like riding a bicycle.

## Trivia

* This is Abayomi's second appearance.

* One of the clues in this episode is the flag of Brazil. This episode also has references to Brazil. The anteater and the sloth in this episode can also be found in Brazil in real life. The animated series "Peixonauta" was also made by TV PinGuim, animation studio in Brazil.

* Ayubá, Abayomi's pet macaw, is incorrectly called a parakeet, because parakeets do not have the same sizes of macaws. This is probably due to an error oversight. Also, the word "Arara" means "macaw" in Tupi-Guarani language, despite Marina calling Abayomi's pet bird a parakeet even though his pet doesn't have the same size of a parakeet.