:02:00
Almost completely.
:02:03
But one of the sharks recognized him.
:02:07
Hey, it's Sharkboy.
:02:08
Don't take a bite outta him, boys -
he's a friend.
:02:13
They took Sharkboy to their cave home,
where he'd be safe and dry.
:02:21
His new family were sharks.
:02:27
Hundreds of sharks.
:02:34
The sharks raised him
as one of their own,
:02:37
training him in the ways of the shark.
:02:40
You must keep moving to survive.
:02:42
Always go forward, never back.
:02:46
To live by instinct and instinct alone.
:02:53
Eventually he grew gills,
and sharp talons for claws.
:02:58
His teeth sharpened themselves
to a point.
:03:01
He grew fins - all sorts of fins.
:03:06
But that was years ago.
:03:08
I first met Sharkboy
while fishing on the dock this summer.
:03:22
He seemed lost.
:03:24
- You have to get a job!
- No, I have a job!
:03:27
So I snuck him home...
:03:30
Then maybe you should just leave.
:03:32
... when my parents
were too busy to notice.
:03:37
I kept him fed and in water.
:03:41
He had been traveling the universe
in search of his father.
:03:46
He told me of his latest adventures
on a planet so cool it makes you drool.
:03:52
He said I too
could go to Planet Drool someday.
:03:57
Then one night
I was visited by a glowing light.