The Hawaiian Case

**The Hawaiian Case** is the fiftieth episode of Season 2 of Fishtronaut and is the one hundred and second episode of the series.

## Summary

The episode opens with Fishtronaut, Marina, and Zeek gathering coconuts that are good in making coconut candies. Suddenly, a P.O.P. arrives towards the trio.

**P.O.P. Clues:** a lei and a plastic bottle

Receiving the clues, Marina tells Zeek that the first clue is a lei, a garland worn by Hawaiian people who dance to celebrate life and nature, which is called hula dancing and Marina tells Zeek that "Aloha" is a way to say "Hello" in Hawaiian language. Fishtronaut is curious if Hawaiian clues are worn at celebrations, there could be a party in the park. The trio decides to go to Monkey Island for an investigation about the lei clue. At Monkey Island, an orangutan, some monkeys, some tamarins, and some chimpanzees never knew about or saw a party in Monkey Island, but some of them love Zeek's hula. Zeek then rubs the bottle clue to know if a genie is inside, but Marina says that genies live in magic lamps, not bottles. She then explains that the plastic bottle can take 400 years to decompose. The trio decides to investigate if the trash cans are full in the park.

Meanwhile, at the picnic area, it is revealed that the trash cans are empty and the area is clean. There is no problem at the picnic area, except for an ant enjoying her cookie. It is then known that this part of the park is clean and various parts do not have any trash scattered around. The lei is linked with a party and Hawaii, which is in the middle of the ocean and the only place in the park that has something to do with the ocean is at Cicada Beach. Meanwhile at Cicada Beach, Fishtronaut thought everything is clean, but Marina found an empty bag of potato chips. Meanwhile on water, Fishtronaut and a sea turtle see various trash scattered around in the beach and the sea turtle tells Fishtronaut that the empty bags may look like tasty seaweed, but they are harmful to sea turtles. Marina then thinks there was a hula at the cove, which could be causing trash scattered around. The trio decides to take various paths to find the trash on the beach.

It is then revealed that the trash and the bonfire are linked to a luau, a Hawaiian party. It is then revealed that the lei clue is linked to the luau and the bottle clue is linked to the trash and the mission is to clean up the messy cove on Cicada Beach. The mission is not only about protecting, but for helping clean the cove. Having cleaned up the cove, the trio finds a sand crab trapped in a tuna can. Marina explains to know why the crab ended up inside the can. The crab explains that he was hiding in his burrow and a tuna can is blocking his burrow and when the crab left his burrow, he ended up in the tuna can and a person stepped on it and trapped him inside the can. Fishtronaut was able to open the tuna can and free the trapped crab so he can return to the ocean safely. Having saved the crab, the trio must find another way to protect the cove from trash by telling people that leaving trash in the beach isn't good. Zeek makes a suggestion to put signs to warn people not to leave trash, but the problem is that signs cause pollution in the beach and the park. Suddenly, another P.O.P. arrives towards the trio.

**P.O.P. Rewards** tambourines, triangles, and leis

Receiving the rewards, the trio decides to make a campaign to alert people to keep the beach clean. The trio then performs a rhythmic campaign to tell people to help protect the beach by keeping it clean.