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A second season was released May 2, 2022 on Netflix. The special double episode in this season is "The Octonauts and the Rainforest Rescue", which will focus on a rescuing a baby eaglet. [3] Fisher Price will also release an Above & Beyond toy line to sell alongside the existing main series toys. [6] Multiple seasons are expected for the series, with the production of 156 episodes (specials counting as 2 episodes) lasting from 2021 to 2024. The series is created by Silvergate Media, with Mainframe Studios (responsible for the Octonauts Netflix specials and Season 5) continuing to be involved in the production of new content for the franchise. Like the Octonauts Netflix specials, Above & Beyond is exclusive to the streaming platform. However, Silvergate is pushing for the series to air on TV again in the future. The Terra-Gup 6 is a Terra Gup that is featured in the Octonauts spin-off Octonauts: Above & Beyond. The TG-6 first appears in Above & Beyond Season 3. With its debut in the first episode: The Pininga Turtle. Paani is a Macaque Monkey who joins the Octonauts as an Octo-agent in the first episode of Above and Beyond. He is a hydrologist who studies how water affects all kinds of beings. He is brave and daring, and also impulsive, similar to Kwazii. He gets off on the wrong foot with Kwazii, though, because Kwazii is the one who catches him trying to steal supplies from the team to help animals suffering from a drought. An octopus who speaks in a posh accent. Inkling brought the Octonauts together, to study the oceans and have adventures. Catchphrase: "Fascinating!"
A sea otter who speaks with a Scottish accent. Dr. Shellington is a biologist who assists the Octonauts on missions. He is not a very good driver and once crashed the GUP-D. Catchphrase: "Jumping jellyfish!" and "Fascinating". The Terra-Gup 8 is a large land-based Gup introduced in Octonauts: Above & Beyond Season 3. It made it's debut on August 10th in Korea and on October 16th on CBeebies (BBC iPlayer). It currently only features in 1 episode (special), The Kilimanjaro Climb. A small all-purpose vehicle with expandable legs, a horn similar to that of a rhinoceros beetle, "super-gripper" feet, and wings. In this new show, there is an increased focus on exploring locations across the globe and helping creatures above the sea, in contrast to the original show. Another addition is the gained assistance of reoccurring characters from the new “Octo-Agents” branch, such as Min the Mapmaker and newcomers Paani and Selva. Almost all previously introduced friends and family of the Octonauts have been recruited as Octo-Agents, sporting new watches that can signal an Octo-Alert, amongst other helpful features. The new series also introduces the concept of " Terra Gups", which are Gups exclusively for land adventures. Note: Recent UK editions of the books changed Sauci's name to Dashi to match the television series. [ citation needed]Responding to a range of new dangers across our ever-changing planet, the Octonauts take their adventures beyond the sea and onto LAND! Enlisting their intrepid friends from around the globe as specialized Octo-Agents, and equipped with a new fleet of land-based Terra Gups, the Octonauts’ mission is as vital as ever: They will EXPLORE harsh and remote environments, RESCUE animals that need their help, and PROTECT the land and all living creatures!“ -Silvergate Media, 2021 This Terra-Gup can perform various movements, as shown in its debut episode, such as the ‘dart maneuver’. It also has a flutter mode, which is really a stall/hovering control, just like its inspiration. This Terra-Gup is based of a hummingbird, therefore can fly at extremely high speeds. When flying at high speeds, a shiny, luminous turquoise trail appears from the end of the Terra-Gup. The Terra-Gup has 2 seats, both with their own set of controls with an Octo-Alert button. It has a protective glass cover that spans around the center of the Terra-Gup, this is to keep the driver(s) dry when used in rain and/or snow. Bold indicates a character is new/exclusive to the series. Bold + italics indicate a character that chronologically debuted prior to A&B, but otherwise appears in the sequel series first due to Season 5’s delay outside of China. Unlike the original show, Above & Beyond’s merchandising comes from Moose Toys, known best for their successful Bluey line of figures and plush toys.
Octonauts: Above & Beyond debuted on September 7, 2021, on Netflix. [2] A trailer was released on August 10, 2021. [5] A second season made a debut on May 2, 2022. [3] A third season debuted in October on the BBC iPlayer, with an unspecified release date on Netflix. Dashi, Tweak, and Peso help a lone monarch butterfly rejoin his swarm, but a tornado threatens to derail the migration to Mexico. These are the Octonauts that were in the original series, including the captain. They are unchanged in Above & Beyond, with the exception of the Vegimals, who all gain new voice actors. Everyone’s previous actors from the original series reprise their roles here.
The front legs are also capable of acting as shovels, as seen in "The Stubborn Albatross" and "The Honey Badger", and the mouth also has an optional drill. Much like a small number of the Octonauts' previous gups, the TG-2 can fire fish biscuits from the mouth, and it can also go underwater via walking along the bottom, though it has only been submerged halfway in The Little Goby. Barnacles is the brave polar bear captain of the Octonauts. He knows how to drive any vehicle and is strong enough to lift a giant clam. Catchphrases: "Octonauts, let's do this", "Sound the Octo-Alert!", "Octonauts, to the launch bay!" and "Hold on, this could get bumpy". The son of a beaver family who taught Tweak everything she knew as an engineer during her youth. He later joined as Tweak's protege and spent much of his time traveling the world to study engineering in nature. Octonauts: Above & Beyond is an official sequel series to the original "Octonauts" show. It debuted on Netflix on September 7th, 2021 with 25 episodes. As of 2022, the series has two seasons with forty eight 11-minute episodes, along with two 22-minute specials. Its third season premiered in China on May 26th, 2023, and is set to premiere throughout October and November 2023 on CBeebies (UK). There is no confirmation of a Netflix release date yet. This is the first Terra-Gup that has a sole purpose of flying, though the Terra-Gup 1 can sort of fly (glide), the TG-6 can fly efficiently for longer distances. It also features a rescue/grappler line, which lowers from the front-most tip of the Terra-Gup.
Octonauts, Silvergate’s well-travelled international breakthrough success, is a top priority for the company at MIP Junior. The franchise currently has two new 70-minute movies set to hit Chinese market in 2020, before the IP will undergo a much-anticipated refresh in 2021. The brand-new Octonauts will be fully realized in an innovative new spin-off series Octonauts: Above and Beyond that combines the high-octane action and stunning creative that has come to define the brand. 156 x 11′ episodes are currently in production and set for delivery from 2021 through 2024.” -Animation Magazine, October 13th 2019 New Gups [ ] A dog who speaks with an Australian accent (American in the US version). Dashi is the photographer for the Octonauts, and takes care of all the computers aboard the Octopod. She's also a professional surfer.Dashi pilots the Octoray. Catchphrase: "Already on it, Captain!" Barnacles's former protégé. He is the radio operator for the Polar Scout Emergency Post in the Arctic.These are the new vehicles that appear in Above & Beyond, in addition to the vehicles from the original series. These new vehicles specialize in terrestrial missions, and are thus referred to as "Terra-GUPs" (abbreviated as "TG"). All vehicles are equipped with an Octo-Alert. Unlike the original that originally aired on Disney Junior in America, Above and Beyond does not air on that channel, due to Disney not purchasing the show with a US dub. The show airs on television on CBeebies, respectively like the original series.
Other creatures that were introduced in the original series also make appearances in the series, with some even getting their own episodes. So far the only ones to do so, are The Invasive Species (With the exception of the Burmese Python) Spiny Sue the catfish, and Ronnie, Donnie and Lonnie the Monitor Lizards, from The Great Swamp Search, who all appear in The Monitor Lizards, and Phil the baby flamingo in The Nine Banded Armadillo. These are the characters that were added to the Octonauts crew in the series Above & Beyond. They are known as Octo-Agents, friends of the Octonauts who are stationed all over the world. They are experts and adventurers that assist the Octonauts on their new land missions. Paani is the only one so far that made their debut in Above & Beyond; all the others debuted in the original series. All Octonauts and Octo-Agents are able to sound the Octo-Alert via new pieces of equipment called Octo-Watches (except Barnacles, who still has his Octo-Compass, and Tunip). He is a penguin with a British accent (Spanish accent in the US version) and the medic of the Octonauts. He is not fond of scary situations, but if someone is hurt or in trouble he can be the bravest Octonaut of all. He has a younger brother called Pinto. Catchphrase: "Flappity flippers!". A strong vehicle that moves by rolling like a ball. Its mouth has a drill, and it can use its front legs like shovels.
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Octonauts: Above & Beyond is a children's television series that is the successor and spin-off of Octonauts. [1] Produced by Mainframe Studios and Silvergate Media for Netflix, the spin-off series premiered on September 7, 2021. [2] The series follows a similar structure to the original Octonauts series, but is primarily focused on terrestrial creatures and habitats. In addition, to cover this global range of missions, more characters join the crew as main characters in the series. According to the producers at Silvergate Media, attempts are being made to have Above & Beyond return to public television airings.
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