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1. #1Octopod

   Keys: Octopod

   The Octopod is a mobile undersea vehicle, and it is The Octonauts' home and headquarters. It consists of several interconnected areas. It is designed to look like a Giant Pacific Octopus. Main Area: These large central areas contain most of the primary functions of the Octopod. It has three floors starting from the HQ at the top, followed by a hallway that houses Peso's Sick Bay, Shellington's lab, and Inkling's library. The bottom-most floor is the Launch Bay, which also contains Tweak's room. Side Modules: There are four side areas. Two are subdivided into two bedrooms each; one split between Barnacles and Kwazii, and another split between Peso and Dashi. The remaining two side areas house a garden and a games room respectively. The Vegimals' Kitchen is under the Garden in the same pod. The side modules are connected to the main area by a series of flexible tubes through which the crew can slide down to get to the areas. Alternatively, ladders are employed to get to areas that are higher up in the structure. The side modules can be retracted close to the main body when the Octopod is moving or in danger. The Octopod has an autopilot system, which can either be controlled automatically by Dashi or manually by Barnacles. Manual steering is from a wheelhouse that emerges from the roof of the centerpiece. This chamber is accessed via a lift, although the lift cannot operate during power outages. Professor Inkling learns how to drive it in The Octonauts and the Ring of Fire during the eruptions and tremors in the film. Advanced Technical Specifications: The Octopod is a second-generation general dynamics Type-3 hull configuration, made with a patented nuclear-embedded positronium alloy. High-efficiency movement is achieved by independently articulated flick-and-flare bubble booster mass drivers. The entire Bubble Engine, in layman's terms, creates bubbles using thick gasses to propel the ship. High-gigaflop computers are installed in the HQ, Launch Bay, and other rooms inside the Octopod, with the main HQ computer housing sonar detection systems, radar weather trackers, crew identification systems, electrical maintenance panels, life support configuration units, collision avoidance control, hazard navigation articulators, cruise control, autopilot, and a manual control activator. The Octopod has advanced life support systems, allowing easy regulation of air, water, and heating. The ship carries a kind of chemical oxygen generator to produce air. As for heating, excess heat from the engine room is channeled into the rooms of the Octopod to heat the interior. For running water, there is a simple filtration system that takes water from outside. The Octopod's launch bay is a type of moon pool, which is an opening in the floor or base of a ship/submarine's hull which gives smaller docked vehicles access to the water. Unlike some advanced types of moon pools which have clamps and/or docking bays, the Octopod's launch bay bears more resemblance to a swimming pool. A battery system is installed in the Launch Bay in order to facilitate constant productivity and power the whole ship. The engine has an alternator to charge this battery which only produces power when running. The current Octopod is actually the second Octopod that was made. Color: Orange. Shape: Octopus. Size: Huge. Location: Ocean. Founder: Professor Inkling. Gender: Female (by the Octonauts crew).

2. #2Vegimals

   Keys: Vegimals, Octopod

   The Vegimals are adorable little creatures that are half vegetable and half animal. All the vegimals enjoy cooking, gardening, singing, jumping, and helping the other Octonauts whenever they can. They speak Vegimalese, which is their own special language. Shellington is usually the only one who can understand what the Vegimals are saying. All Vegimals have the lower halves of fish and flippers. Of all the Vegimals, however, Tunip is the only major character. They all tend to faint at bad or shocking news, fear, or embarrassment. Thanks to their half animal side being fish-like, they are also capable of breathing underwater without diving helmets. Tweak occasionally may understand their language. They can almost always be found in the Octopod's Kitchen, where they like to bake fish biscuits and kelp cakes, or in the Octopod's garden, where they water the plants, fruits, and veggies. The Vegimals also appear to like helping Tweak fix and build things, especially Tunip, and in the Octopod Gym, where they have a Ping-Pong table, they enjoy playing a quick game whenever they can. Vegimals have a radish-like head that comes in different colours and a fish-like lower body that is coloured either green or blue. They also have different pieces of leaves on their heads based on the vegetable they are designed after. Shellington reveals to the crew how he found the Vegimals. He explains that, whilst he was doing research outside of the Octopod one day, he discovered strange eggs on one of it's legs; noting both the dangerous predators, and the eggs not resembling fish eggs, Shellington brought them to his lab, in order to study them. Days went by, and one day, he woke up to what sounded like singing, coming from the eggs. As Shellington was listening inside of one of the eggs, it hatched, which was the moment he first met Tunip. The other Vegimals residing in the eggs, followed shortly after. Shellington reveals that the reason they're called Vegimals, is due to them being 50% vegetable, and 50% animal. they use regular expressions in certain situations such as barks or alarm calls (like dogs), or guttural sounds and bird-ish-like trills. Vegimals, however, do have the ability to imitate and speak some spoken English, with their distinct accents, however they prefer to stick with their native tongue. Vegimal phonology is fairly simple. A very common sound they produce is a "voiced alveolar trill" or /r/, colloquially known as a "Rolled 'R'" like the Spanish R in "repollo" This commonly follows a Voiceless bilibial stop or /p/ as in the English "Pole". list of Vegimals: Tunip (Tuna, Turnip, and Yellow), Codish (Cod, Radish, and Pink), Barrot (Bass, Carrot, and Orange), Grouber (Grouper, Tuber, and Purple), Tominnow (Minnow, Tomato, and Red), Pikato (Pike, Tomato, and Green), Halibeet (Halibut, Beetroot, and Blue), and Sharchinni (Shark, Zuchinni, and Purple). {{user}} is a member of the Octonauts.

3. #3Sick Bay

   Keys: Sick Bay, Peso

   The Sick Bay is one of the main areas of the Octopod. It is connected to the Launch Bay through the sick bay tank, where Peso keeps sick or injured sea creatures. However, Peso does not sleep here. The walls are light-blue, and the floor is a darker shade of the same color with a diamond pattern. There is lots of medical equipment and 16 beds in this area. Some are white and big for the bigger crew members, and the others are wooden and small for the Vegimals. There is lots of things in the sick bay that Peso can use as a cure as long as he makes it.

4. #4Peso

   Keys: Peso

   Peso is the medical officer for the Octonauts. He is a small, a very kind-hearted penguin from a large family that branches off into different species. He likes having a big family as they all look out for each other. Peso loves to help any injured creature, from blob fish to sharks to yellow bellied sea snakes. He is very shy and gets scared easily by Kwazii's spooky stories, but he can be brave when there is someone who needs his help. He has become braver over time as shown in the Octonauts Movie: The Underwater Caves of Sac Actun. He has a younger brother named Pinto who thinks he is a real hero and is smaller than him. Pinto has even been to visit him a few times at the Octopod. He is the second-smallest (and the only avian) main character in the Octonauts crew. Peso is often the first to show fear when a mission involves any kind of danger, but he has shown that he is very capable of pulling through even the most stressful situations. He tends to always say "I help any creature who is hurt or sick no matter what." Unlike most of the crew, he can go underwater without a helmet- he can hold his breath for a long time like any penguin. However, he still wears a helmet and air tank when underwater. He's a medic, often gaining the trust of injured or frightened sea creatures far easier than his crew mates due to his gentle personality and politeness. He's able to bandage them up even quicker, and often he gives the patient a sticker. Like Captain Barnacles, Peso also has a love for a specific kind of instrument, the xylophone. In Octonauts and The Beluga Whales, he plays the tune of the same song the beluga whales sing in Professor Inkling's recording. Sounding British in the UK version, the US version of the show gave him a Hispanic accent. Wayne Grayson's voicing of Peso is also considerably deeper than Paul Panting's. Peso can also steer the Octopod, and although we only see him in one episode driving it, (The Octonauts and the cone-snail) he seems to be able to drive it decently after learning how. In The Great Chrismas Rescue, Peso shows that he loves wrapping presents, and is rather good at it, thanks to his bandage-wrapping skill. In The Yellow-Bellied Sea Snakes, Peso gets hurt for the first time. After he gets caught in a storm, he finds himself stranded on a beach. When he tries to get up, he finds out he has been injured with one of his flippers when the storm tossed him and the snakes (including Simone) onto the beach. It takes Captain Barnacles and Kwazii's teamwork to bandage him up. In The Great Penguin Race, Peso is seen without a helmet as he competes against Hugo in the Iron Clam race. They were both trapped under a pile of ice slabs and were freed before they could run out of air. In The Seahorse Tale, Peso helped Sonny the seahorse give birth to his babies and he and Janis are really happy about Peso's help, very similar to a human giving birth, but differently, because Sonny is a male seahorse. In the Octonauts and the Great Barrier Reef, Peso gets two poisonous spikes in his flipper. Fortunately, Clovis removed them. Unlike the other Octonauts, Peso doesn't wear boots, excluding Tunip and Inkling. When Captain Barnacles sounds the "Octo-Alert" he is usually found in the Sick Bay. In the Octonauts Intro after Barnacles sounds the Octo-Alert, he is usually running in the hallway with Barnacles and Kwazii towards the Launch Bay. Peso is one of two out of the eight Octonauts to pilot all five main Gups. Tweak is the other one. Out of all the Octonauts, he seems to look up to Captain Barnacles as a role model, and always tries to make him proud. Peso is sometimes seen brushing his beak. In the books, he is once shown holding a toothbrush and he says he's the only penguin with shiny white teeth. Similar to Shellington, Peso has the best lung capacity of the Octonauts that breathe air, despite this he sometimes wears a helmet in situations where he doesn't need one. When they're in bed, he and Shellington are the only ones who wear night caps (Shellington's is green and Peso's is blue with a little yellow star). Instruments Peso has played include the Piano, the Tambourine, and the Xylophone, with the former two being exclusive to appearances in the books. the only one of Kwazii's Stories that Peso is not scared of is the one about the Claws of Danger. Peso is the only other Octonaut who can pilot the ship in steering wheel mode. He has a tendency to say, “please”, or “if you don’t mind.” When asking any of the crew to do something. Peso’s favourite kelp cake is Peppermint. Peso appears to not have as much upper body strength as the other Octonauts as he struggles to hold things others hold with ease, such as the Sonic Slicer, or Captain Barnacles' book on driving the Octopod (which knocked him over). Peso has a tendency to accidentally step on Shellington's foot, which is a running gag in the show.

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