Pirata & Capitano

While sailing, Pirata finds a piece of carved wood which looks like a fragment from the figurehead of a very old pirate ship. To Pirata, the promise of possible treasure is irresistible! After locating the shipwreck with Capitano’s help, Pirata wants to explore it right away, despite Capitano’s warnings. Her decision could prove quite imprudent...

Pirata and her crew hoist a treasure chest onboard. Inside, they find a mysterious message containing a riddle signed by a famous pirate, Calamari the Gimp. It seems to indicate they are very close to his most prized treasure.

Pirate tradition holds that the first pirate to set foot on an unmapped island and plant his or her flag on the summit gets the privilege of naming it. Pirata wants to name an island after herself, but so does Capitano! The two pals make a bet: whoever reaches the summit first gets to name the nameless island they discovered that morning.

Today, Capitano has many packages to deliver, including one containing the fireworks for a party at Inky Salma’s that very night. Pirata offers to deliver Inky’s package, even betting Capitano that she’ll get there before him.

Pirata accidentally breaks the pearl she was going to give to Inky Salma for her birthday. Not wanting to disappoint her friend, Pirata enlists Capitano’s help and they set off in search of a new pearl.

Pirata and Capitano overhear a starfish captain talking about a mermaid he spotted off Blue Mist Island. They both want to rush over to the island and see for themselves, but for different reasons: Pirata is convinced that mermaids exist and Capitano is sure they don’t. Who’s right? One thing’s for sure: an astonishing encounter awaits them...

Pirata finds a map indicating the location of Green Beard’s famous treasure. According to the map, the treasure is buried on Hundred Reef Island, which is only accessible at high tide. That means there’s no time to waste! When the wind subsides, two dolphins appear and help Pirata and her friends reach the island. But there are more surprises in store. Will they find Green Beard’s treasure?

When Pirata and Capitano visit Skeleton Island for the opening of a beach tavern, they discover that Delfin Bones, the island’s mascot, has disappeared, and all the islanders are demoralized about it. Pirata makes it her mission to find the missing dolphin with Capitano’s help.

Dodo the Devious infests the Pink Skull with mosquitos, forcing the crew to evacuate, then steals their ship! But Pirata isn't going to take this lying down. On the hydroplane with Capitano, she’s determined to get her ship back. Suffering sea snakes! Looks like she’ll have to board her own ship and seize it back!!!

Two ingredients are crucial for Roberto’s legendary “Mussel Soup, Roberto-Style”: blue Gouzi leaves and mussels from Skull Island. The crew divvies up the tasks: Pirata will gather the mussels and Capitano will find the leaves.

It’s a big day for Pirata and her crew: they’re going to attempt a challenging feat. If they win, the Pink Skull will be awarded the Silver Ship, the highest honor in the pirate world. To earn it, they must cross the perilous straits known as the Three-Headed Eel.

Pirata and Capitano meet at Pulpi Salma’s for a juice. Much to their astonishment, they find Pulpi Salma suffering from a strange illness: her body has swollen up and she hiccupping up multi-colored bubbles… What in the world is wrong with her? Apparently, Pulpi had a bad reaction to a beauty cream, resulting in “acute bubbleitis”!

While navigating The Great Sea Pirata and her crew come across strange little natives sailing in a tiny coconut raft away from their island that they believe to be haunted. Pirata and Capitano decide to go to their rescue, even though the Pink Skull’s crew is nervous about this mission. Upon reaching the island, they witness several curious and somewhat frightening events.

Pirata is puzzled when she sees a bunch of panicky jellyfish doing somersaults and emitting electric flashes in the water. She and Capitano try to find out the cause of this strange behavior. They discover that the jellyfish panic is due to a hermit crab who’s taken refuge in a very unusual kind of carapace...

A thief has sneaks aboard the Pink Skull and steals a package that Pirata and Capitano need to deliver.

When famous pirate Omar the Red decides to retire, he devises a brain-teaser: whoever solves it will get his treasure. Pirata wants compete, but Omar the Red doesn’t want her to: only pirates with hairy mitts can participate! Pirata decides to disguise herself as a boy. With Capitano’s help, she dresses as Brock the Shark. Will her disguise fool the terrible pirate, Omar the Red?

Carrying Capitano and the Pirestars the hydroplane is swallowed by a giant whale! After several attempts, Pirata, her crew, and Pineapple Wilson manage to rescue them by using a vital piece of information they find in the Pirates' Code.

On her birthday, Pirata finds a bottle with a treasure map inside! She immediately sets off in search of the treasure… which is no easy task. In the end, she discovers that the whole adventure was planned by Capitano as a present, with help from all her friends, and discovers a true hidden treasure.

Because they lost a game of “Little Boats” against Dodo the Devious, Pirata and Capitano have to complete a challenge: they must find and bring back a belled banana before sunset. What’s more, if they fail, they’ll be forever labelled rotten pirates and they’ll have to wear shameful hats made of jellyfish poo (the pirate equivalent of a dunce’s cap!).

Capitano gives Pirata an antique pirate flag. Delighted, Pirata holds it out to admire it, but just then, a seagull flies by and nabs it! Pirata and Capitano pursue the bird, only to learn that it was specially trained for the task by Barbudo, a crooked pirate. Our two friends are determined to both free the seagull from the villain’s clutches AND get the pirate flag back.

When they are caught in a terrible storm, Pirata and Capitano crash-land the hydroplane on a deserted island. Before the radio stops working, they manage to alert their friends that they’re on Thousand Carat Atoll. But they’ll have to find another way to communicate their precise location if they’re ever going to be rescued…

On Skeleton Island, Roberto finds a treasure map signed by Boney Boots, one of his ancestors. He gives it to Pirata and Capitano. Our two pals immediately suggest going on a treasure hunt. It is a difficult one, full of lots of challenges and mishaps, but they finally reach their goal, much to Roberto’s delight.

Dodo the Devious kidnaps Meowcat and demands Cococroc’s treasure, which is buried at the bottom of a bottomless well, as ransom. With the help of the Pink Skull’s crew, Pirata and Capitano will do whatever it takes to get to the bottom of the bottomless well, find Cococroc’s treasure, and rescue their beloved Meowcat.

Pirata participates in the Pirate of the Year contest on Barracuda Island. Non-pirates are not allowed to participate, but a curious Capitano sneaks over to get a look at what they’re doing. Caught in the act, he is also accused of stealing a necklace.

After a terrible accident, Sharky-One-Tooth lost almost all his teeth, his singing voice, and his love of music. He lashes out at Weboo and his harmonica, but is overcome with emotion when he finds Pirata’s shark tooth collection and steals it. As she tries to get her collection back, Pirata realizes that Sharky-One-Tooth has a terrible inferiority complex because he only has one tooth.