The Last of Morocco - Revision history

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	They return to the [[Griffin Rock Firehouse Headquarters\|firehouse]] where the balloon pilot asks what year it is and introduces himself as [[Jules Verne]]. [[Kade Burns\|Kade]] immediately opts out of the conversation, while the others try to determine whether he's the historical Jules Verne by showing him a copy of ''[[Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]]'', though he doesn't recognize it. Cody eventually finds a photo of historical Jules on the [[ComTab]] which matches their guest, though the family are surprised when it turns out he knows [[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]]. The [[Rescue Bot]]s arrive back at the fire house with Verne's balloon, and are equally surprised to find Verne knows about [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], having met Cybertronians on another trip to the future. The Bots recall the [[Verne device]] which is part of [[Doctor Morocco]]'s [[Chamber of Youth]], and Verne reveals that he and Morocco are friends. He tells the tale of how they worked together but drifted apart. He has come to the future in response to a message he received with today's date and a set of coordinates.		They return to the [[Griffin Rock Firehouse Headquarters\|firehouse]] where the balloon pilot asks what year it is and introduces himself as [[Jules Verne]]. [[Kade Burns\|Kade]] immediately opts out of the conversation, while the others try to determine whether he's the historical Jules Verne by showing him a copy of ''[[Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]]'', though he doesn't recognize it. Cody eventually finds a photo of historical Jules on the [[ComTab]] which matches their guest, though the family are surprised when it turns out he knows [[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]]. The [[Rescue Bot]]s arrive back at the fire house with Verne's balloon, and are equally surprised to find Verne knows about [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], having met Cybertronians on another trip to the future. The Bots recall the [[Verne device]] which is part of [[Doctor Morocco]]'s [[Chamber of Youth]], and Verne reveals that he and Morocco are friends. He tells the tale of how they worked together but drifted apart. He has come to the future in response to a message he received with today's date and a set of coordinates.

	[[File:LastOfMorocco Jules and Morocco meet.jpg\|thumb~~\|right~~\|250px]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Jules and Morocco meet.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Without any other way to reach the coordinates in the note, the team heads out on [[High Tide]]'s ship. Verne watches Cody play fetch with [[Servo (RB)\|Servo]] and makes a comment about friendship being precious, which prompts Cody to try to call Frankie. The ship reaches the coordinates, but High Tide reports he can't detect anything on his scanners. They're hit moments later by a whale, which knocks [[Charlie Burns\|Chief]] overboard and makes to eat him. Between Heatwave and [[Chase (RB)\|Chase]], Chief's soon rescued, but Heatwave finds the whale has a camera attached to it. When the camera spots Verne, the whale suddenly gestures at them to follow it. High Tide assumes his submarine mode and takes Chief, Cody and Verne underwater, where they find the ''[[Nemo]]'' and board it. They're greeted by Doctor Morocco himself, who is looking extremely old — Morocco explains he had to trade his Verne Device to [[Madeline Pynch]] to get the ship back, and without a working [[Chamber of Youth]], he sent a note back in time to summon Jules Verne in the hopes of obtaining a replacement device. While Verne's happy to let Morocco use the Verne Device from his time-traveling balloon, Chief wants to arrest Morocco. On hearing Morocco's crimes, Verne realizes his friend has changed for the worse.		Without any other way to reach the coordinates in the note, the team heads out on [[High Tide]]'s ship. Verne watches Cody play fetch with [[Servo (RB)\|Servo]] and makes a comment about friendship being precious, which prompts Cody to try to call Frankie. The ship reaches the coordinates, but High Tide reports he can't detect anything on his scanners. They're hit moments later by a whale, which knocks [[Charlie Burns\|Chief]] overboard and makes to eat him. Between Heatwave and [[Chase (RB)\|Chase]], Chief's soon rescued, but Heatwave finds the whale has a camera attached to it. When the camera spots Verne, the whale suddenly gestures at them to follow it. High Tide assumes his submarine mode and takes Chief, Cody and Verne underwater, where they find the ''[[Nemo]]'' and board it. They're greeted by Doctor Morocco himself, who is looking extremely old — Morocco explains he had to trade his Verne Device to [[Madeline Pynch]] to get the ship back, and without a working [[Chamber of Youth]], he sent a note back in time to summon Jules Verne in the hopes of obtaining a replacement device. While Verne's happy to let Morocco use the Verne Device from his time-traveling balloon, Chief wants to arrest Morocco. On hearing Morocco's crimes, Verne realizes his friend has changed for the worse.

	[[File:LastOfMorocco squid attack.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco squid attack.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px]]
	Realizing he's not going to get the help he needs, Morocco resorts to plan B and seals the trio in a [[force field]], revealing he can now control sea life telepathically with the aid of a hi-tech helmet. A couple of whales under Morocco's control attack High Tide's ship, sending the Rescue Bots scrambling. A giant squid also attacks, grabbing Chase until [[Boulder]] is able to free him using Servo as a crowbar. Boulder hands Servo off to Blades as the ship starts listing, and the squid manages to pull it completely underwater with Boulder and Chase still aboard. Chief is about to surrender when High Tide returns to the boat and shifts it into Megabot Mode, freeing it from the squid and using a sweep of his arm to ward off the attacking sea life. Aghast, Morocco surrenders.		Realizing he's not going to get the help he needs, Morocco resorts to plan B and seals the trio in a [[force field]], revealing he can now control sea life telepathically with the aid of a hi-tech helmet. A couple of whales under Morocco's control attack High Tide's ship, sending the Rescue Bots scrambling. A giant squid also attacks, grabbing Chase until [[Boulder (RB)\|Boulder]] is able to free him using Servo as a crowbar. Boulder hands Servo off to Blades as the ship starts listing, and the squid manages to pull it completely underwater with Boulder and Chase still aboard. Chief is about to surrender when High Tide returns to the boat and shifts it into Megabot Mode, freeing it from the squid and using a sweep of his arm to ward off the attacking sea life. Aghast, Morocco surrenders.

	[[File:LastOfMorocco Heatwave bids farewell.jpg\|thumb~~\|right~~\|250px]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Heatwave bids farewell.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Back in [[Griffin Rock]], Morocco is allowed to use the Chamber of Youth shortly before being stuck in a cell. Verne pulls up a chair for a chat, and Cody calls Frankie, hoping to show her the conversation. Sadly Verne and Morocco find they've grown too far apart to maintain their friendship. Cody reveals to Frankie he's decided to take the catch-up math course, and when Frankie learns that the visitor is Jules Verne, she rushes over. She arrives as the repairs on the balloon are completed. Verne wants to take Morocco back to his time to serve his sentence, and Cody has the idea of wiping Morocco's memory of being villainous. [[Graham Burns\|Graham]] points out that then there would be two Moroccos co-existing in the past, and Verne decides to take Morocco to the future instead. Boulder notices that Verne's balloon is powered by [[energon]], a souvenir of another meeting with Cybertronians, but Verne refuses to elaborate further. When they go to fetch Morocco, they find he's already escaped. Verne, Cody and Frankie find him getting into the balloon and try to stop him. However, Heatwave turns up in time to slap handcuffs on Morocco. Verne takes the balloon and Morocco and departs through time. The team speculates that Verne is going to meet Heatwave again, and wonder if Verne and Morocco made it to the future. In future [[Paris]], Verne shows an apparently amnesic Morocco around.		Back in [[Griffin Rock]], Morocco is allowed to use the Chamber of Youth shortly before being stuck in a cell. Verne pulls up a chair for a chat, and Cody calls Frankie, hoping to show her the conversation. Sadly Verne and Morocco find they've grown too far apart to maintain their friendship. Cody reveals to Frankie he's decided to take the catch-up math course, and when Frankie learns that the visitor is Jules Verne, she rushes over. She arrives as the repairs on the balloon are completed. Verne wants to take Morocco back to his time to serve his sentence, and Cody has the idea of wiping Morocco's memory of being villainous. [[Graham Burns\|Graham]] points out that then there would be two Moroccos co-existing in the past, and Verne decides to take Morocco to the future instead. Boulder notices that Verne's balloon is powered by [[energon]], a souvenir of another meeting with Cybertronians, but Verne refuses to elaborate further. When they go to fetch Morocco, they find he's already escaped. Verne, Cody and Frankie find him getting into the balloon and try to stop him. However, Heatwave turns up in time to slap handcuffs on Morocco. Verne takes the balloon and Morocco and departs through time. The team speculates that Verne is going to meet Heatwave again, and wonder if Verne and Morocco made it to the future. In future [[Paris]], Verne shows an apparently amnesic Morocco around.

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	*[[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]] (9)		*[[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]] (9)
	*[[Chase (RB)\|Chase]] (10)		*[[Chase (RB)\|Chase]] (10)
	*[[Boulder]] (11)		*[[Boulder (RB)\|Boulder]] (11)
	*[[High Tide]] (12)		*[[High Tide]] (12)
	*[[Servo (RB)\|Servo]] (13)		*[[Servo (RB)\|Servo]] (13)
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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* Jules Verne and his book ''Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea'' are, of course, real. Events throughout the episode pay homage to the book, including the attack on High Tide's ship, implying that Verne was inspired by them to write about them. Given the novel began serialization in March of 1869, the same year Verne claims to have traveled from, there is roughly a two-month window during which Verne could have received Morocco's message.		* Jules Verne and his book ''Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea'' are, of course, real. Events throughout the episode pay homage to the book, including the attack on High Tide's ship, implying that Verne was inspired by them to write about them. Given the novel began serialization in March 1869, the same year Verne claims to have traveled from, there is roughly a two-month window during which Verne could have received Morocco's message.
	* Verne's hot air balloon evokes ''{{w\|Around the World in Eighty Days}}'', as a balloon was used as a mode of transport in the film adaptation of that book. Also on the topic, Verne wrote ''{{w\|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}'' in 1863.		* Verne's hot air balloon evokes ''{{w\|Around the World in Eighty Days}}'', as a balloon was used as a mode of transport in the film adaptation of that book. Also on the topic, Verne wrote ''{{w\|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}'' in 1863.

Cyberlink420 at 17:22, 28 September 2022

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	\|title="The Last of Morocco"		\|title="The Last of Morocco"
	\|caption=''Lockup: Griffin Rock''		\|caption=''Lockup: Griffin Rock''
			\|season=3
			\|season ep=17
	\|airdate=[[April 18]], [[2015]]		\|airdate=[[April 18]], [[2015]]
	\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]		\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]

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2022-09-28T14:51:06Z

Real-world references

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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* Jules Verne and his book ''Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea'' are, of course, real. Events throughout the episode pay homage to the book, including the attack on High Tide's ship, implying that Verne was inspired by them to write about them.		* Jules Verne and his book ''Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea'' are, of course, real. Events throughout the episode pay homage to the book, including the attack on High Tide's ship, implying that Verne was inspired by them to write about them. Given the novel began serialization in March of 1869, the same year Verne claims to have traveled from, there is roughly a two-month window during which Verne could have received Morocco's message.
	* Verne's hot air balloon evokes ''{{w\|Around the World in Eighty Days}}'', as a balloon was used as a mode of transport in the film adaptation of that book. Also on the topic, Verne wrote ''{{w\|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}'' in 1863.		* Verne's hot air balloon evokes ''{{w\|Around the World in Eighty Days}}'', as a balloon was used as a mode of transport in the film adaptation of that book. Also on the topic, Verne wrote ''{{w\|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}'' in 1863.

Cyberlink420 at 12:36, 25 May 2022

2022-05-25T12:36:47Z

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	\|writers=[[Kevin Burke]] & [[Chris Wyatt\|Chris "Doc" Wyatt]]		\|writers=[[Kevin Burke]] & [[Chris Wyatt\|Chris "Doc" Wyatt]]
	\|director=[[Kevin Altieri]]		\|director=[[Kevin Altieri]]
			\|video=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7g2L9OmWGj4
			\|videosite=YouTube
	}}		}}

SoundSky: /* Foreign localization */

2021-03-04T14:56:42Z

Foreign localization

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	===Foreign localization===		===Foreign localization===
			'''French'''
			:*''Title:'' "'''Le système Verne'''" ("The Verne system")
			:*''Original airdate:'' ?

	'''Hungarian'''		'''Hungarian'''

TransFormersfan1: Removed stub marker, article has been filled.

2020-12-03T17:07:16Z

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	:*''Original airdate:'' [[June 1\|1 June]] [[2016]] (Netflix)		:*''Original airdate:'' [[June 1\|1 June]] [[2016]] (Netflix)

	~~{{epstub}}~~
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Last of Morocco, The}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Last of Morocco, The}}
	[[Category:Rescue Bots episodes]]		[[Category:Rescue Bots episodes]]

Yaxuo: fixed redirected link, replaced: Doctor Morocco → Doctor Morocco (2)

2020-11-27T23:13:45Z

fixed redirected link, replaced: Doctor Morocco → Doctor Morocco (2)

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	[[Cody Burns\|Cody]] is halted mid-rush upstairs to join a rescue when [[Frankie Greene\|Frankie]] arrives with bad news: she's been accepted into a science camp, but Cody hasn't, not unless he takes a catch-up math course. Cody's not that keen and hurries to join [[Dani Burns\|Dani]] and [[Blades (RB)\|Blades]] on the rescue. As they fly along, Dani and Cody discuss the fact he hasn't been able to spend much time with Frankie lately and they might possibly grow apart. Discussion halts when an energy vortex opens ahead of them and a hot-air balloon appears from it. Blades is unable to avoid a collision and punctures the balloon, sending it groundward. They're fortunately able to pluck the balloon's pilot from the basket before it crashes in some trees.		[[Cody Burns\|Cody]] is halted mid-rush upstairs to join a rescue when [[Frankie Greene\|Frankie]] arrives with bad news: she's been accepted into a science camp, but Cody hasn't, not unless he takes a catch-up math course. Cody's not that keen and hurries to join [[Dani Burns\|Dani]] and [[Blades (RB)\|Blades]] on the rescue. As they fly along, Dani and Cody discuss the fact he hasn't been able to spend much time with Frankie lately and they might possibly grow apart. Discussion halts when an energy vortex opens ahead of them and a hot-air balloon appears from it. Blades is unable to avoid a collision and punctures the balloon, sending it groundward. They're fortunately able to pluck the balloon's pilot from the basket before it crashes in some trees.

	They return to the [[Griffin Rock Firehouse Headquarters\|firehouse]] where the balloon pilot asks what year it is and introduces himself as [[Jules Verne]]. [[Kade Burns\|Kade]] immediately opts out of the conversation, while the others try to determine whether he's the historical Jules Verne by showing him a copy of ''[[Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]]'', though he doesn't recognize it. Cody eventually finds a photo of historical Jules on the [[ComTab]] which matches their guest, though the family are surprised when it turns out he knows [[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]]. The [[Rescue Bot]]s arrive back at the fire house with Verne's balloon, and are equally surprised to find Verne knows about [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], having met Cybertronians on another trip to the future. The Bots recall the [[Verne device]] which is part of [[~~Thaddeus Morocco\|~~Doctor Morocco]]'s [[Chamber of Youth]], and Verne reveals that he and Morocco are friends. He tells the tale of how they worked together but drifted apart. He has come to the future in response to a message he received with today's date and a set of coordinates.		They return to the [[Griffin Rock Firehouse Headquarters\|firehouse]] where the balloon pilot asks what year it is and introduces himself as [[Jules Verne]]. [[Kade Burns\|Kade]] immediately opts out of the conversation, while the others try to determine whether he's the historical Jules Verne by showing him a copy of ''[[Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]]'', though he doesn't recognize it. Cody eventually finds a photo of historical Jules on the [[ComTab]] which matches their guest, though the family are surprised when it turns out he knows [[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]]. The [[Rescue Bot]]s arrive back at the fire house with Verne's balloon, and are equally surprised to find Verne knows about [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], having met Cybertronians on another trip to the future. The Bots recall the [[Verne device]] which is part of [[Doctor Morocco]]'s [[Chamber of Youth]], and Verne reveals that he and Morocco are friends. He tells the tale of how they worked together but drifted apart. He has come to the future in response to a message he received with today's date and a set of coordinates.

	[[File:LastOfMorocco Jules and Morocco meet.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Jules and Morocco meet.jpg\|thumb\|right\|250px]]
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	*[[Graham Burns]] (7)		*[[Graham Burns]] (7)
	*[[Kade Burns]] (8)		*[[Kade Burns]] (8)
	*[[~~Thaddeus Morocco\|~~Doctor Morocco]] (14)		*[[Doctor Morocco]] (14)
	*Future Parisians (15)		*Future Parisians (15)
	}}		}}

Yaxuo: /* top */fixing link, replaced: Hasbro Studios → Hasbro Studios

2020-06-24T02:03:37Z

top: fixing link, replaced: Hasbro Studios → Hasbro Studios

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	\|caption=''Lockup: Griffin Rock''		\|caption=''Lockup: Griffin Rock''
	\|airdate=[[April 18]], [[2015]]		\|airdate=[[April 18]], [[2015]]
	\|production company=[[Hasbro Studios]]		\|production company=[[Allspark (company)\|Hasbro Studios]]
	\|animation studio=[[DHX Media]]<br>[[Top Draw Animation]]		\|animation studio=[[DHX Media]]<br>[[Top Draw Animation]]
	\|writers=[[Kevin Burke]] & [[Chris Wyatt\|Chris "Doc" Wyatt]]		\|writers=[[Kevin Burke]] & [[Chris Wyatt\|Chris "Doc" Wyatt]]

Cyberlink420 at 16:30, 26 February 2019

2019-02-26T16:30:21Z

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	:*''Title:'' "'''L'ultimo dei Morocco'''" ("The last of the Moroccos")		:*''Title:'' "'''L'ultimo dei Morocco'''" ("The last of the Moroccos")
	:*''Original airdate:'' [[August 17\|17 August]] [[2017]]		:*''Original airdate:'' [[August 17\|17 August]] [[2017]]
	::*The title translation is hilariously wrong. Probably someone thought the English title was an homage to ''~~[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Last_of_the_Mohicans~~ The Last of the Mohicans]''?		::*The title translation is hilariously wrong. Probably someone thought the English title was an homage to ''{{w\|The Last of the Mohicans}}''?

	'''Portuguese'''		'''Portuguese'''

TGB: /* Continuity notes */

2018-10-27T13:56:15Z

Continuity notes

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	* Morocco used the Verne Device to erase memories in "[[Double Villainy]]".		* Morocco used the Verne Device to erase memories in "[[Double Villainy]]".
	* Verne implies that he previously met Heatwave in an adventure which has not yet occurred for our heroes.		* Verne implies that he previously met Heatwave in an adventure which has not yet occurred for our heroes.
			* Although this is the final episode in which Morocco himself appears, [[Morocco virus\|his influence]] would be [[Back to Virtual Reality\|felt in]] [[Upgrades\|future]] [[Transformations\|episodes]].

	===Transformers references===		===Transformers references===

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	They return to the [[Griffin Rock Firehouse Headquarters\|firehouse]] where the balloon pilot asks what year it is and introduces himself as [[Jules Verne]]. [[Kade Burns\|Kade]] immediately opts out of the conversation, while the others try to determine whether he's the historical Jules Verne by showing him a copy of ''[[Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]]'', though he doesn't recognize it. Cody eventually finds a photo of historical Jules on the [[ComTab]] which matches their guest, though the family are surprised when it turns out he knows [[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]]. The [[Rescue Bot]]s arrive back at the fire house with Verne's balloon, and are equally surprised to find Verne knows about [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], having met Cybertronians on another trip to the future. The Bots recall the [[Verne device]] which is part of [[Doctor Morocco]]'s [[Chamber of Youth]], and Verne reveals that he and Morocco are friends. He tells the tale of how they worked together but drifted apart. He has come to the future in response to a message he received with today's date and a set of coordinates.		They return to the [[Griffin Rock Firehouse Headquarters\|firehouse]] where the balloon pilot asks what year it is and introduces himself as [[Jules Verne]]. [[Kade Burns\|Kade]] immediately opts out of the conversation, while the others try to determine whether he's the historical Jules Verne by showing him a copy of ''[[Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea]]'', though he doesn't recognize it. Cody eventually finds a photo of historical Jules on the [[ComTab]] which matches their guest, though the family are surprised when it turns out he knows [[Heatwave (RB)\|Heatwave]]. The [[Rescue Bot]]s arrive back at the fire house with Verne's balloon, and are equally surprised to find Verne knows about [[Cybertron (planet)\|Cybertron]], having met Cybertronians on another trip to the future. The Bots recall the [[Verne device]] which is part of [[Doctor Morocco]]'s [[Chamber of Youth]], and Verne reveals that he and Morocco are friends. He tells the tale of how they worked together but drifted apart. He has come to the future in response to a message he received with today's date and a set of coordinates.

	[[File:LastOfMorocco Jules and Morocco meet.jpg\|thumb~~\|right~~\|250px]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Jules and Morocco meet.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Without any other way to reach the coordinates in the note, the team heads out on [[High Tide]]'s ship. Verne watches Cody play fetch with [[Servo (RB)\|Servo]] and makes a comment about friendship being precious, which prompts Cody to try to call Frankie. The ship reaches the coordinates, but High Tide reports he can't detect anything on his scanners. They're hit moments later by a whale, which knocks [[Charlie Burns\|Chief]] overboard and makes to eat him. Between Heatwave and [[Chase (RB)\|Chase]], Chief's soon rescued, but Heatwave finds the whale has a camera attached to it. When the camera spots Verne, the whale suddenly gestures at them to follow it. High Tide assumes his submarine mode and takes Chief, Cody and Verne underwater, where they find the ''[[Nemo]]'' and board it. They're greeted by Doctor Morocco himself, who is looking extremely old — Morocco explains he had to trade his Verne Device to [[Madeline Pynch]] to get the ship back, and without a working [[Chamber of Youth]], he sent a note back in time to summon Jules Verne in the hopes of obtaining a replacement device. While Verne's happy to let Morocco use the Verne Device from his time-traveling balloon, Chief wants to arrest Morocco. On hearing Morocco's crimes, Verne realizes his friend has changed for the worse.		Without any other way to reach the coordinates in the note, the team heads out on [[High Tide]]'s ship. Verne watches Cody play fetch with [[Servo (RB)\|Servo]] and makes a comment about friendship being precious, which prompts Cody to try to call Frankie. The ship reaches the coordinates, but High Tide reports he can't detect anything on his scanners. They're hit moments later by a whale, which knocks [[Charlie Burns\|Chief]] overboard and makes to eat him. Between Heatwave and [[Chase (RB)\|Chase]], Chief's soon rescued, but Heatwave finds the whale has a camera attached to it. When the camera spots Verne, the whale suddenly gestures at them to follow it. High Tide assumes his submarine mode and takes Chief, Cody and Verne underwater, where they find the ''[[Nemo]]'' and board it. They're greeted by Doctor Morocco himself, who is looking extremely old — Morocco explains he had to trade his Verne Device to [[Madeline Pynch]] to get the ship back, and without a working [[Chamber of Youth]], he sent a note back in time to summon Jules Verne in the hopes of obtaining a replacement device. While Verne's happy to let Morocco use the Verne Device from his time-traveling balloon, Chief wants to arrest Morocco. On hearing Morocco's crimes, Verne realizes his friend has changed for the worse.

	[[File:LastOfMorocco squid attack.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco squid attack.jpg\|thumb\|left\|250px]]
	Realizing he's not going to get the help he needs, Morocco resorts to plan B and seals the trio in a [[force field]], revealing he can now control sea life telepathically with the aid of a hi-tech helmet. A couple of whales under Morocco's control attack High Tide's ship, sending the Rescue Bots scrambling. A giant squid also attacks, grabbing Chase until [[Boulder]] is able to free him using Servo as a crowbar. Boulder hands Servo off to Blades as the ship starts listing, and the squid manages to pull it completely underwater with Boulder and Chase still aboard. Chief is about to surrender when High Tide returns to the boat and shifts it into Megabot Mode, freeing it from the squid and using a sweep of his arm to ward off the attacking sea life. Aghast, Morocco surrenders.		Realizing he's not going to get the help he needs, Morocco resorts to plan B and seals the trio in a [[force field]], revealing he can now control sea life telepathically with the aid of a hi-tech helmet. A couple of whales under Morocco's control attack High Tide's ship, sending the Rescue Bots scrambling. A giant squid also attacks, grabbing Chase until [[Boulder (RB)\|Boulder]] is able to free him using Servo as a crowbar. Boulder hands Servo off to Blades as the ship starts listing, and the squid manages to pull it completely underwater with Boulder and Chase still aboard. Chief is about to surrender when High Tide returns to the boat and shifts it into Megabot Mode, freeing it from the squid and using a sweep of his arm to ward off the attacking sea life. Aghast, Morocco surrenders.

	[[File:LastOfMorocco Heatwave bids farewell.jpg\|thumb~~\|right~~\|250px]]		[[File:LastOfMorocco Heatwave bids farewell.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	Back in [[Griffin Rock]], Morocco is allowed to use the Chamber of Youth shortly before being stuck in a cell. Verne pulls up a chair for a chat, and Cody calls Frankie, hoping to show her the conversation. Sadly Verne and Morocco find they've grown too far apart to maintain their friendship. Cody reveals to Frankie he's decided to take the catch-up math course, and when Frankie learns that the visitor is Jules Verne, she rushes over. She arrives as the repairs on the balloon are completed. Verne wants to take Morocco back to his time to serve his sentence, and Cody has the idea of wiping Morocco's memory of being villainous. [[Graham Burns\|Graham]] points out that then there would be two Moroccos co-existing in the past, and Verne decides to take Morocco to the future instead. Boulder notices that Verne's balloon is powered by [[energon]], a souvenir of another meeting with Cybertronians, but Verne refuses to elaborate further. When they go to fetch Morocco, they find he's already escaped. Verne, Cody and Frankie find him getting into the balloon and try to stop him. However, Heatwave turns up in time to slap handcuffs on Morocco. Verne takes the balloon and Morocco and departs through time. The team speculates that Verne is going to meet Heatwave again, and wonder if Verne and Morocco made it to the future. In future [[Paris]], Verne shows an apparently amnesic Morocco around.		Back in [[Griffin Rock]], Morocco is allowed to use the Chamber of Youth shortly before being stuck in a cell. Verne pulls up a chair for a chat, and Cody calls Frankie, hoping to show her the conversation. Sadly Verne and Morocco find they've grown too far apart to maintain their friendship. Cody reveals to Frankie he's decided to take the catch-up math course, and when Frankie learns that the visitor is Jules Verne, she rushes over. She arrives as the repairs on the balloon are completed. Verne wants to take Morocco back to his time to serve his sentence, and Cody has the idea of wiping Morocco's memory of being villainous. [[Graham Burns\|Graham]] points out that then there would be two Moroccos co-existing in the past, and Verne decides to take Morocco to the future instead. Boulder notices that Verne's balloon is powered by [[energon]], a souvenir of another meeting with Cybertronians, but Verne refuses to elaborate further. When they go to fetch Morocco, they find he's already escaped. Verne, Cody and Frankie find him getting into the balloon and try to stop him. However, Heatwave turns up in time to slap handcuffs on Morocco. Verne takes the balloon and Morocco and departs through time. The team speculates that Verne is going to meet Heatwave again, and wonder if Verne and Morocco made it to the future. In future [[Paris]], Verne shows an apparently amnesic Morocco around.

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	*[[Boulder]] (11)		*[[Boulder (RB)\|Boulder]] (11)
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	===Real-world references===		===Real-world references===
	* Jules Verne and his book ''Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea'' are, of course, real. Events throughout the episode pay homage to the book, including the attack on High Tide's ship, implying that Verne was inspired by them to write about them. Given the novel began serialization in March of 1869, the same year Verne claims to have traveled from, there is roughly a two-month window during which Verne could have received Morocco's message.		* Jules Verne and his book ''Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea'' are, of course, real. Events throughout the episode pay homage to the book, including the attack on High Tide's ship, implying that Verne was inspired by them to write about them. Given the novel began serialization in March 1869, the same year Verne claims to have traveled from, there is roughly a two-month window during which Verne could have received Morocco's message.
	* Verne's hot air balloon evokes ''{{w\|Around the World in Eighty Days}}'', as a balloon was used as a mode of transport in the film adaptation of that book. Also on the topic, Verne wrote ''{{w\|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}'' in 1863.		* Verne's hot air balloon evokes ''{{w\|Around the World in Eighty Days}}'', as a balloon was used as a mode of transport in the film adaptation of that book. Also on the topic, Verne wrote ''{{w\|Five Weeks in a Balloon}}'' in 1863.