Shellington has crashed the Gup-D three times, once in The Remipedes, once in The Hammerhead Sharks, and once in Operation Cooperation. Gup-D - a medium-sized Gup with retractable arms and legs. It's designed to do construction work. With its legs out, it looks like a crab, but with its legs in, it looks like a manta ray. The Gup-D is Tweak's favorite Gup. Also, this Gup is probably the one Shellington is the worst at piloting. He has crashed it three times. Octonauts: The Ring of Fire | SpreadMovie". Archived from the original on 28 January 2021 . Retrieved 21 January 2021. This is a jet ski designed to be able to mimic the movements of an orca whale, including a tail that moves up and down as it travels.

Gup-W - a Gup that seems to be a large mobile hospital for Peso. The Gup-W has first been released in animation form in Season 5 and in a feature-length film. Also due to Octonauts and the Great Barrier Reef, we have learned that it has some medical Octo-bots, the Nurse-bot, and the Bandage-bot. Inside the mouth of the Gup-W, there are bubble filters and an entrance/exit for the Gup-P. This is a rugged three-wheeling buggy, with a creature-carrying sidecar, designed to scout and search swamplands or maneuver through the muddy marsh. The Gup-G is a Gup based on a salamander. Fitting because it appears in the episode The Chinese Giant Salamander episod. In Season 5, when the salamander captures Min. More on that here. It had an early appearance in the sixth Octonauts book by Meomi titled “The Octonauts and the Growing Goldfish” in 2014, before officially debuting in the Octonauts and The Caves of Sac Actun film. It has retractable legs that expand to help it stand and walk on land and contract to move fast through the water. The mouth can open up and act as a way to enter or exit the ocean or land. Room information is unknown. It acts as a mobile HQ. Kwazii takes a vacation on Coconut Island where he gets hit by some coconuts. Then he and the Octonauts must help their old friends the coconut crabs discover who's stealing all their coconuts. This vehicle is one of the only amphibious gups in the franchise so far, allowing it to drive on both land and sea. A dome is included to help it go underwater.An enormous killer whale is stranded on a beach, and with some help from some fiddler crabs, the Octonauts manage to rescue him.

A young dolphin follows Kwazii home while he's babysitting him and the Octonauts must search for his mummy. The Octonauts series combines education, adventure, and friendship to create an engaging and entertaining experience for young viewers. With its charming characters, intriguing storylines, and educational messages, the Octonauts inspire children to appreciate and care for the ocean and its inhabitants, fostering a sense of curiosity and environmental consciousness. The show follows an underwater exploring crew made up of stylized anthropomorphic animals, a team of eight adventurers who live in an undersea base, the Octopod, from which they go on undersea adventures with the help of a fleet of aquatic vehicles. Although its technology is fictional, the exotic creatures and locations that the crew encounter are based on real marine animals in their natural habitats. The show's subject matter has been compared to that of Star Trek and Thunderbirds [1] blended with Jacques Cousteau. A dog who speaks with an Australian accent (American in the US version). Dashi is the photographer for the Octonauts and takes care of all the computers aboard the Octopod. She's also a professional surfer. Catchphrase: "Already on it, Captain!" Shellington and the Vegimals are on a mission to replant a mangrove forest that is put in peril by a school of toothy barracudas.Each episode of The Octonauts takes the team on a new mission to different underwater locations, where they encounter various marine creatures facing challenges or needing help. Using their specialized equipment and the Octopod, their excellent underwater base, the Octonauts embark on exciting rescue missions and conservation efforts.