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Sharkboy was not always
half shark, half boy.
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He was a marine biologist -
or, at least, in training.
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His father studied great white sharks
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and called his son "Sharkboy" because of
how much he loved to care for the sharks.
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He made them sushi
and had given them all names:
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Goodmilk, Peggy, Eggbat...
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and Crackett.
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But one day
an incredible, mysterious storm appeared.
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It swept away the entire laboratory.
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Sharkboy!
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Thanks to their life rafts,
Sharkboy and his father survived.
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But they survived
on different sides of the wreckage,
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each floating off in a different direction.
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Sharkboy!
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Sharkboy was completely alone.
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Almost completely.
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But one of the sharks recognized him.
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Hey, it's Sharkboy.
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Don't take a bite outta him, boys -
he's a friend.
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They took Sharkboy to their cave home,
where he'd be safe and dry.
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His new family were sharks.
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Hundreds of sharks.
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The sharks raised him
as one of their own,
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training him in the ways of the shark.
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You must keep moving to survive.
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Always go forward, never back.
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To live by instinct and instinct alone.
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Eventually he grew gills,
and sharp talons for claws.
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His teeth sharpened themselves
to a point.