(bouncy music)
- Finny the Shark (laughing).
(holiday music)
- [Finny And Friends] Merry Christmas Dr. Octopus.
- Oh, seasons greetings, Finny
and Sammy and Sandy.
And oh, you too, Moolissa.
- Merry Christmas, everyone.
(everyone laughing)
- Oscar, Oscar!
Be careful with the ornaments.
They have to be perfect for the tree.
- Sorry, dad.
- Are you decorating for Santa Claus?
- Santa Claws?
Santa doesn't have any claws.
You mean Santa Walrus?
The big guy who says, "Ho ho ho!"
- On Christmas Eve,
he comes from the North pole
in a sleigh pulled by rain seals.
- Yes.
And we have to make sure that everything is perfect
before he gets here,
especially,
the Christmas star.
Without it, Santa would miss our town.
- He would never miss your town.
- He did once.
It was a long, long, long time ago
when I was just a wee little octopus.
Santa walrus was on his way,
delivering presents to all the good little fishies
and sea creatures.
- [Santa Walrus] Ho ho ho ho!
- [Dr. Octopus] He was almost near our town,
when...
- He passed right by.
- (gasping) Oh no!
Why?
- He didn't see our town.
It was too dark.
- [Dr. Octopus] So the townsfolk came up with an idea
to put a big and shiny Christmas star at the top of the tree
so that Santa would never miss our town again.
And that's why every year on Christmas Eve
we get together
to decorate the tree and make sure the star is on top.
- Well, none of us actually gets to decorate it.
Dr. Octopus tends to take over
and does everything himself.
And we just kind of watch.
- Well, I just want to make sure
everything is done perfectly.
And I do have the steadiest tentacles.
I am a doctor after all.
- Dad!
It's Moolissa's first underwater Christmas.
Can we please help you decorate this year?
- Ooh! I'd really love to help.
- [Finny And Friends] Please!
- Oh, come on Dr. Octopus.
- Well...
Oh! Santa Walrus will be on his way soon.
Okay.
Let's see.
You can help,
put the candy canes on.
And you can set up the train tracks too, I guess.
- [Finny And Friends] Woohoo! Yayy!
- Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
- [Finny And Friends] Woohoo!
(ominous music)
- I'll leave hanging the candy canes to others.
I'm kind of scared of heights.
- That's okay.
We can stay down here
and put the choo-choo train tracks together.
- We're
decorating.
(festive music)
- Woohoo!
- Kids, slow down.
You missed a spot.
Those ones are too close together.
Careful not to hang them upside down.
Huh!
- Aww! Can't you just feel the Christmas spirit.
- I feel,
I feel,
I feel like I should put up the star now.
- Great.
I'll give you a hand.
- No.
I mean, thank you, Papa shark.
But the star has to be put on just right.
I'll do it.
There.
Perfect.
Oh no!
What a mess!
This should go here.
This goes here.
Oh no! That's completely wrong.
(Dr. Octopus grunting)
- Oh no!
Dr. Octopus, the star.
(mysterious music)
(Finny and Oscar gasping)
(Townsfolk gasping)
- Oh no!
The Christmas star.
(bouncy music)
(crunching noise)
- Bad Clampy!
Don't eat the Christmas star.
- Oh no!
- How's Santa Walrus going to find our town now?
(Dr. Octopus gasping)
- No!
- We gotta do something.
You heard Dr. Octopus' story.
Without a star, Santa Walrus will pass right on by
and there won't be a Christmas.
- You're right, Sammy.
We've got to find a new star.
- Good idea, Finny.
You find a new star
while we fix up the rest of the tree.
- Hurry!
Santa Walrus is probably already on his way.
(bouncy music)
(thudding)
- (Sammy panting) Do, do any,
any of these look like a star?
- Hmmm!
No.
All of these look like the wrong shape for a star.
- And the wrong color.
- And they're not sparkly at all.
- I don't think there are any stars around here.
What are we going to do?
- What if we make the star ourselves?
It can't be that hard.
- Yeah.
Great idea, Melissa.
That's perfect.
- I know how to make a star.
A star has one,
two,
three,
four,
five points.
Like this.
- Let's see if we can make it from what Sammy brought us.
- Well, it's the right shape.
- But it's not yellow.
It's kinda green.
Isn't it?
- Yeah and still not very sparkly.
- We could paint it the right color.
- Oh, I know just the place.
Come on.
(bouncy playful music)
- Ooh!
- This is Fishcasso's house.
He's the best artist in town.
- He'll definitely know how to paint a star.
(bell ringing)
- Ahhh!
- Merry Christmas, Fishcasso.
We were wondering if you can help us.
- It's an emergency.
- An emergency?
On Christmas Eve?
- The town's Christmas tree star broke.
- But, but, but how will Santa Walrus be able to find us?
(Fishcasso gasping)
- Well, we just made this new star.
Look!
- The only thing is,
it's the wrong color.
- Ooh!
Say no more.
You've come to the right place.
I have just the right color of paint.
You'll find it up on those shelves.
- Great.
Thank you Fishcasso.
- Here's red.
- I found orange.
- Green, blue.
- Purple.
- We have all the colors of the rainbow,
except yellow.
- What?
There's no yellow?
Where could it be?
Where could it...
Oh! (laughing) dear.
I completely forgot.
I used up all of my yellow paint on my new sculpture.
It might be my most beautiful work yet.
- Oh no! What are we going to do now?
- Oh, all this stress is making me
so
hungry.
(chewing loudly)
- Wait, is that yellow mustard on your sandwich?
- Oh, yes.
But what does that have to do with?
Ah, I see what you're thinking.
(holiday music)
(paint sploshing)
Voila!
- That looks even more like a star now.
Yayy!
- I'm not so sure about that smell though.
- That's okay.
Santa walrus won't mind.
I'm sure he loves mustard.
- But the star still needs to shine bright, bright, bright
and sparkly.
- I can help with that too.
- [Finny And Friends] Wow!
- It's perfect.
There's no way Santa can miss the town now.
(Shelly laughing)
- Clampy.
- Steady.
- We're back.
- Gotcha.
You found a star?
- We made a star.
- Good job kids.
It looks great.
- It looks
different,
but I think it'll work.
Let's get it up on the tree before it's too late.
- I'll give you a hand.
- Oh no, no, no, no!
No way.
No more help.
I will be doing everything myself from now on
so it gets done properly.
No mistakes this time.
(Crunching noise)
- Oh no! The star again.
- Bad Clampy.
No.
- Santa Walrus is never going to find our town like this.
Christmas is ruined.
- Hey everyone, look.
(leaves rustling)
- I could have sworn there was a town around here last year.
(dramatic music)
There it is.
Let's go!
(gentle holiday music)
(sleigh screeching)
Ho ho ho!
Merry Christmas friends.
I almost missed you this year.
- Sorry about that, Santa Walrus.
We had a little trouble with the star.
- It looks as though it all worked out in the end.
Thank you for helping me find my way Sandy.
I know how afraid of heights you are.
- You're welcome, Santa walrus.
- Santa Walrus, let's sing our favorite Christmas song.
- Ooh, what's it called?
- It's called,
"We wish you a Merry Christmas."
- Wait, wait, wait.
What key are we going to sing in?
Who's going to do the backup vocals?
Are we going to start on the count of three?
It needs to be...
Ah, nevermind.
(singing in chorus)
♪ We wish you a Merry Christmas ♪
♪ And a happy new year! ♪
(Moolissa laughing)
- This is the best underwater Christmas ever!
(holiday music)