Zambezia
1
Marabou's at six o'clock.
There's a week stock of
food in that basket.
Keep coming.
They're heading on us. Shake
your tail feathers, Gogo.
Take this.
Direct hit.
Gogo, we just become aunties.
Hang on. Get them.
The eggs are getting
scrambled back here.
Be gone. You brute.
Hold on tight, ticketies.
Serious turbulence up ahead.
Don't you worry, Tini.
I'll get us to Zambezia.
Kai, get back here.
Not your cleanest landing.
Dad, what do you expect?
You can't just shout things
at me when I'm in the zone.
Is that the Twilight Zone? I didn't
know we were hunting giraffes now.
Yeah well, I was just trying
to do something different.
Good thing you had a helmet on.
I got nothing.
Come on, time for
some real training.
Hey dad, you're pretty
fast, for an old bird.
Your dad still has
a few moves left.
Then while you move aside
and watch the magic.
You know, when you were little chick
you didn't have such a mouth.
I wasn't this fast, either.
Not bad for an old bird.
Come on man. I'm
right behind you.
Let's try for a little
high-speed ascend.
Show me some upward control.
Check.
Keep the distance. Adjusting.
Lock wings and...
Diving.
One crocodile, two crocodile...
Three crocodile, four crocodile...
Five crocodile. Open your wings.
Pull up.
PULL UP.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I did. I
can't believe I did it, yeah.
What was that? I
did it, I did it.
You trying to get yourself killed?
Five crocodiles.
Dad, that's gotta be a new record.
Did you see that?
I saw a hot shot
pulling a crazy stunt.
Where do you think I'm
training you for?
To be the fastest lizard grabber
in all the Kathungu. I don't know.
I was just trying
to make this fun.
I know, Kai, but...
Some day you gonna have
to look after yourself.
Cause no one else will.
Sure Dad, whatever you say.
How about lunch?
I got your favorite,
sting bug surprise.
They're going somewhere. Why
do we ever go anywhere?
I've never even gone
outside the boundary.
There is no reason to. We've got
everything we need to survive right here.
That's what it is all about?
Just surviving?
Is that a mom thought?
Oh, I'm sorry Dad, I
shouldn't have said that.
Why don't you go?
Check on the fence.
I'm going to patrol the boundary.
Hey I'll come with you.
Just check on the fence.
OK, check on the fence.
Third time this week.
Mighty Fortress of sticks.
Why do I say that?
Mention mom, pick the fence.
Simple equation.
Protecting from the critters.
Mayday, mayday. Assume crash position.
Hold tight.
The only thing those evil bandits
are gonna eat today is my dust.
Oh, No. Gogo.
I've got the body
of an old lady.
You're an old lady.
Hello, the egg. Right.
Sorry, of course. Here.
Hello, guys.
Cute, huh? You've made
a friend for life.
I'm gonna have to fix that tear.
Thieving Marabou.
You can fix that? She made
the whole basket. Wow!
Hey so, where are you from?
Are you visiting someone?
It can't be me. Let
just ask to yourself...
Are you, are you passing through, or...
We are on a mission.
all the bandits out there.
So where you gonna take'em now?
To Zambezia. There's no safer
place in all of Africa.
Zambezia? Where is that?
Are you getting my savage boy? You've
never heard of the city of birds?
We are much further off
course than I thought.
Well my darlings, looks like
an all night flight for us.
Hold up, hold up, why rush? We
never get any guest around here.
You guys stay the night.
What? Where's a big bird
like me gonna sleep?
Don't worry about it, we'll make room.
It's not much but it's home.
The ducklings could use a rest.
I do have a hard time
seeing at night.
Great, so that's the plan I'm Kai by the way.
Kai, the guy in the sky.
Well that's how my friends
call me, if I had any friends.
I do not know how long
I can keep him here.
He wants to go and see the world.
Meet other birds.
A free spirit, just
like his mother.
I was too harsh.
And all the food. I'm
talking nuts from Nigeria.
Seeds from Sudan,
bananas from Burundi.
Snails from Swaziland.
Swaziland? Where's that?
Is that november two?
Look at these two,
aren't they cute?
We've got some future
Hurricanes here.
Hurricanes? The Hurricanes
patrol the skies.
Keeping Zambezia safe and sound.
They are the top fliers
in all of Africa.
Protecting eggs, saving
orphans, fighting bad guys...
And all the big city? Being a
Hurricane would be so awesome.
Wait, can anyone go to Zambezia?
Of course, there's of every feather flapping together.
Well, almost any feather.
Except those vile,
disgusting Marabou!!!
Who are you guys? You
thought you could elude us?
On guard.
You've not getting this
babies on my watch.
We only want the goodies
in that basket.
Go on that in a civilized manner.
No one will get hurt. Comprendeis?
Nothing is civilized about you.
You eating thrashers.
You stay away from her.
Dad. What are you doing here?
Dad.
Don't fight, I'm trying to help.
My dearest brother.
Get away from me.
I did what I could.
You brought this on yourself.
You raptors are all the same.
He was just hungry. We all have.
As if we Marabous
don't suffer enough.
Why us?
You'll pay for this.
You'll pay for this. Tendai?
Tendai, is it really you?
After all these years?
Kai, I told you not to bring
strangers into our home.
Strangers? Come little
ones, it's time we left.
Hey no way, you just got here.
What was that all about?
Wait, wait, wait. What?
Do you know her?
And that Marabou recognized you.
Dad, come on, forget the fence.
Talk to me.
Did you know about
the Zambezia place?
You did know.
you never told me?
I have my reasons.
What reason could you possibly have
for keeping me stuck out here?
I'm doing what's best for you.
The best for me? Look for you.
I have no friends here...
Nothing to do, no life.
How can this be best for me?
Gogo told me that ..
You should never had
let her into our home.
When you stick your neck out for
other birds it only brings trouble.
But on Zambezia there
are the Hurricanes.
If we live there we
wouldn't have any problems.
Let me tell you how
it works in Zambezia.
The strong like us
protect the weak.
And who suffers in the end?
We do. Trust me.
You don't know what
you're talking about.
Yes, but. But I'll tell
you what I do know.
There is more to life than you, and
your fences and your boundaries.
There is a whole world
outside Khartoum.
Let's just go to Zambezia. You, and me, and...
I will never go back there.
Then I'm sorry. Day after day, Dad,
you teach me to look after myself.
Maybe, it's time I did.
You know where to find me.
I'm doing what's best for you.
Sorry, Dad. I had to do this.
With or without you.
Greetings, greetings. What are
you doing up here all alone?
I'm looking for Zambezia.
Then you're headed
the right way.
But you'd best join the line with
us or you'll be getting very tired.
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