Lilo, Stitch, Jumba, Keoni, Victoria, Mom, Dad, Dave, Barbara, Jordan, Kelly...my ohana...I am so, so sorry... "What was it you stupid Hawaiian people say? "MY NAME'S LEGION." In the 1953 cartoon short, Duck Amuck part of it is briefly sung by Daffy Duck when the scenery is changed to a Hawaiian setting, courtesy of a sadistic mystery animator and again in A Squeak in the Deep. He snickered. Gantu asked, obviously impressed. Hämsterviel watches everything happen from space, and though he hates Lilo, the reappearance of her gives him an idea, as he gets and releases Experiment 316, also known as Morpholomew. And all around were clones of him, all eager to begin the massacre, as well as E-Vile, who regarded the rest of his cousins with an uncharacteristic, silent glare. For Nani especially, her ethnicity and cultural membership is not the end-all-be-all of her character. All eyes, be they clone, experiment, human and alien were on her as she screamed. Stitch meanwhile, was punching, kicking and throwing clone after clone off of him. The song became an apology for being unable to uphold her duty as Queen, and the inherent pain of being unable to protect her people and her country. [8] "The Lone Rock by the Sea" mentioned by Charles Wilson, was "The Rock Beside the Sea" published by Charles Crozat Converse in 1857,[9] and itself derives from a Croatian/Serbian folk song, "Sedi Mara na kamen studencu" (Mary is Sitting on a Stone Well).[10][11]. Then suddenly a clone appeared in the doorway. The clones swept through the crowd, separating the humans and the experiments. When Yuna gets home, Stitch is reading a Sushi Book. He looked nervously around and waved shyly at the experiments. Lilo smiling when Stitch places the flower on her head. Lilo shouted, running to him and hugging him tight. The clone was blown through the air. Then something very weird happened. Heartwing yelled, punching the air. Pleakley sees it all and goes back to tell Jumba. It skidded across the floor, through the doorway to the bridge of the airlock. She said. The scene comes immediately after Stitch nearly drowns Lilo as he tries to evade capture while surfing. Stitch asked him in Galactic. When confronted with how to say goodbye to Lilo without alarming her or making it seem that they will never see each other again, Nani chooses to sing this particular song to her. This episode marks the reappearance of Lilo since her last appearance in, This episode contains anime versions of footage from. It struck him in the face. "Wh-what about Gigi? Rupert and Nick did the knock-and-lock and turned to Lilo, Stitch and the others. "Swing your partner round and round them hurl 'em down onto the ground!" The story of the origin of the song has several variations. "ANYONE WHO DOESN'T DO IT AND FAST GETS DEHYDRATED!". The little boomerang experiment flew right back, whacking the clone on the head and knocking him out. For instance. During this house arrest, she was cut off from newspapers and literature, essentially isolating her from her people. "I…I feel good…" He said. Until we meet again, Farewell to thee, farewell to thee "Niiiice." Pleakley thinks that they should go see her, considering she was the one who started Ohana. [1] They all have in common that the song was inspired by a notable farewell embrace given by Colonel James Harbottle Boyd during a horseback trip taken by Princess Liliʻuokalani in 1877 or 1878 to the Boyd ranch in Maunawili on the windward side of Oʻahu, and that the members of the party hummed the tune on the way back to Honolulu. Then she leapt into the air, antennae trailing behind her. "You want her, you'll have to go through us!" He was surrounded. "Um…hi. Meanwhile, the real Lilo is trying to escape from the nanny, wanting to see Stitch. Tears of genuine joy fell down around him, as he broke into a smile. "And I always knew how. Make no mistake, there is a history of American interventionism that informs the make-up of the state of Hawaii as it stands today. David and Keoni were doing the fire dancing! Ugh. – Sung by the Wikki Tikki in the film's climax. Then he leapt back into battle, Angel at his side. It is also sung by Lilo, Stitch, and Reuben during the climax of Leroy & Stitch in order to shut down Leroy and his clone army, due to Jumba using a recording of Elvis Presley singing "Aloha ʻOe" in the creation of Leroy. I…I like that! The door swished open. All the others joined in. The part where Lilo explains the meaning of the tiki necklace was emitted from the flashback scene. [5] Columbia Records later recorded a duet of the song by Nani Alapai and Henry N. Clark in 1911. Nightwing muttered. "I…I can't carry all of these people out at once, oh God, oh God, what am I gonna do?" "Am calculating odds of victory at…ehh…" Jumba counted on his fingers and did some quick mental calculation. Hoilo, Nosy and Fibber were on the run from a horde of clones. "ALOHA, COUSINS!" There are several errors in the flashbacks: When young Lilo turns around to see Stitch, Stitch is still running to her and then standing up when she stops. "Hey, don't worry!" Leroy wailed as his body was racked with convulsions and energy, hands raised to the sky, balled into fists. ", Leroy threw back his head and laughed. ", Then the clone stepped on him. He shouted. He staggered up and groaned, falling back. Gantu stood there, at the control panel for the door. Author DigitalMuaddib [a] 51. NOOOO! "We got all the guitars, regular and bass, all ready to play!" Stitch is excited to find the treasure, but upon reaching where it is, he falls into a hole. "Oooo!" They were on the run from a particularly angry clone, who kept chasing after them. We'll just shoot them and say they were…heh…resisting arrest!". Don't…and all of you die. Crystallene focused all she could on the grass below her and it became crystallized. He pointed dramatically right at Leroy. One clone picked up Boomer. "Ohhhh." Stitch shouted, as he fired off the carpool van's lasers at the cannon. In fact, there are some deleted scenes such as the one above, where the filmmakers make it fairly explicit how native Hawaiians are usually treated as curiosities and aliens in their own homelands by tourists. Then he sneered. Aloha, E Komo Mai (Theme Song from Lilo & Stitch: The Series) - From “Lilo & Stitch: The Series” Lyrics. Ua i la. Cuttin' in, cuttin' up, cuttin' back, cuttin' out. (Farewell To Thee). Very bad. Read, review, check it out this epic adventure! "Be gone. "Hey, this looks like Pleakley's rock…only someone took a bite outta it?". "Choobi chiba." "What's goin' on? Lilo was tugging on the cord, but it wouldn't come free. He said. "GAIA CRUSH!". "NOOOOO!" He shouted. He ducked underneath mutated Carmen, who swiped them away, only to have a dozen more jump on her, pulling her down. People shrank back in horror. ( Log Out / Clones went flying through the air, blood and guts were EVERYWHERE, I kid you not! Uh...I...oh, you know what I mean! Lilo shouted. "Hurry and get in!" Leroy sneered at Myrtle. Victoria looked at Keoni. "Um, don't they mean…" Rupert started to say. "Jerkholes!" Rupert gave him a thumbs up. Aren't you botha them?" "Yeah, that's why he was flinching when we mentioned "aloha" and "ohana"! Spike shot several dozen spikes right into some clone's rears, and they promptly staggered around, uttering gibberish. He said angrily, stamping his foot. Yuna thanks them and then heads on home, believing Stitch to already be there and starving. The song also plays in many episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants, albeit in instrumental form. The clone stepped back. Complicating matters is an alien experiment, Stitch, who fled to Earth and is masquerading as their new dog in order to hide from a Galactic Federation attempting to capture him. She suddenly found Nick was holding tightly onto her…and more importantly, holding onto her in MIDAIR. "I've always loved you." This form of cultural streamlining is understandable in order to reach the largest possible global audience. A 1913 score can be seen at the Levy Sheet Music Collection. He shouted, throwing him. "Uh…yeah…" Rupert said, kicking the clone in the face while it groaned on the ground. "Lilo, I have to tell you, I've been meaning to tell you since-". Stitch then goes to tell Jumba and Pleakley about what he found out, but they are both surprised and skeptical, since she would have to be an adult now since the last time they saw her. Make your choice. Nick's eyes widened. "Ahtooki ba waba! He shouted, blasting here and there. Stitch and Lilo climbed in as well. ", The carpool van took off through the air a few moments later, bursting through a hole in the ceiling and jumping into hyperspace. Page taunted. ", Then, Leroy punched his way out of the cannon. Stitch quickly rolled over to face his cousins. Pleakley told him. Leroy shouted, furious. That had been far too cruel. Lilo closed her eyes and waited to hit…but something caught her in midair. He pressed "open". "What on Earth IS happening?" Stitch laughed and laughed…but he stopped quick when about 100 plasma pistols all got cocked in his direction. She asked. "625, where did you learn to climb ceilings?" His hands glowed brightly with all the colors of the rainbow. Outside of the porta-potties, Frenchfry faced down a clone who was advancing on him. He shouted. I don't know anymore. La we mai iko papa he na lu! That everyone's okay! Now you'll die along with the experiments. Before I now depart ", "Lilo…" Nick began to say. "Nani, you got a plan?" Bonnie sneakily stole a gun from right out of a clone's hand. The episode starts out with Stitch and Yuna having breakfast. This form of cultural streamlining is understandable in order to reach the largest possible global audience. "If Jumba was REAL evil genius, would have been programming shutoff switch into original Leroy.". "I, uh…messed up big time." BGM: Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride, by Jump5. And don't bother trying anything, these guns can atomize you in seconds, 626! And Snooty! Lilo is happy to see Stitch again, especially since he's just the same as when she last saw him. "Clyde, no!" ", "And more importantly, not dead!" However, occasionally introducing a cultural artifact rooted in real world history can be a powerful storytelling tool. But Nick suddenly grabbed him by the hands. ", "Gantu and 627 turned from bad to good…and Jacques is back to being Rupert again. Pleakley explains that Yuna is as much as an Ohana to them like Lilo, in which Jumba arrives and supports him. The experiments and the people in the stadium all cheered while the clones in the stadium simply watched, unsure of what to do. "YOU'RE GONNA PAY FOR THAT!" They hit each other and fell to the ground. The townsfolk! "You three are working for THEM?!? Lilo ran towards the beach as fast as she could, calling out for Stitch, finding nothing but the necklace and then held it against her chest, before screaming his name and apologizing and falling to her knees, sobbing in despair. Gantu told him. "Make a single move and we blow you all to kingdom f--king come!" Ouch! He whipped out his guitar and played a few introductory lines, just to get the rhythm flowing. Nick cracked a sad smile. "Hey, OTHER side." Myrtle asked her posse. "The name is Rueben." That's what ohana is about, and Gigi is my ohana! ( Log Out / A huge group of clones pointed at him. ( Log Out / YAAAAAAA!!!" "Yeaaah!" They spend a lot of time together, water-skiing, taking pictures of the Ice Cream Man, and Lilo going swimming with Stitch on a boat. Nick flew back down as Stitch, dressed up in a black Elvis wig and in his favorite Elvis costume, came on stage while Lilo went back to get herself a guitar hula skirt on. I think I died once before to stop Leroy. ", Rupert hopped out. A real native!”. "Who's ready to kick some butt? Experiment 627, AKA Legion, had done what he'd done in the future…stood up for someone he cared about. Nick belted out. "Once we're through this airlock, it's clear sailing to the spaceport.". Hämsterviel is upset that Gantu and Reuben have failed, and demand that they go back and make his plan work. Stitch screamed as the blast sent his "fluffy" blue body flying through the air, far, far away…behind the stadium's stage area, where his family, friends, and the human residents of Kokaua Town were all hiding. "Nah, they're not me. "Why should we trust you?" In the 1958 Oscar-winning short Knighty Knight Bugs, the cartoon ends with an enchanted sword performing an instrumental version of the song (played by a musical saw). Hammerface, Sprout and Slugger were being pulled down as well. ", "Everything will be all right!" While waiting, a bus pulls up next to them, and Stitch sees who he thinks is Lilo. "I…I dunno, I mean…being evil's the only thing I've ever been good at. "And ours!" Leroy himself saw to it that Myrtle, Victoria, Keoni and their loved ones were all together with the experiments, all doomed to die. Welcome cousins, e komo mai. He gasped. E-Vile laughed so hard he fell onto his back, unable to stop for several minutes. Bonaba…" He turned and pointed at the clones, eyes filled with determination. The song also plays in Disney’ Lilo and Stitch’’ where Nani sings to Lilo, in beautiful soft tones. ", "Oh right." He clenched his fists, growling, wings extended. "We're alive, we're ALIVE! "I heard that Leroy's gonna take over the entire galaxy and he brought us here to get rid of us all!" Richter, not one to be left out, whammed his tail into the ground. Nick sang first, then Lilo. "He's happy if I'll be happy. As such, I would like us to review this scene from Lilo and Stitch (2002) where Nani sings Aloha Oe to her young sister, Lilo. Nightwing called out, standing with Rueben, Tag and Snooty. Legion shouted, jumping at him. He pointed at them. "Aloha ʻOe" (Farewell to Thee) is a Hawaiian popular song written circa 1878 by Liliʻuokalani, who was then Princess of the Hawaiian Kingdom. It is the use of an iconic Hawaiian song to tell the story of an experience that is very familiar to a Hawaiian experience. "Cranking up to evil 11, ha-ha-ha!". Lilo smiled. Guess where he landed. He said softly, his voice now no longer rough as it had been, no longer nasty in its tone. Eventually Stitch and Angel stopped. [23][24], The Jack London short story Aloha Oe features the chorus of the song. "I don't want to leave the world this way." "Darn it!" "HA!" And the moment they were disarmed, Clyde would bash 'em over the head with his metal arm. Keoni told him. Now it's time for Team Aloha to play…and we play to WIN! "Ah, whatever!" It flew off and then rolled across the floor over to Lilo, who picked it up. He raised his gun…, "NOOOOO!" He roared. "Achoota!" Suddenly he fainted dead away before the song completely ended. "Okay, here we go, gonna give this a try!" At night, Yuna invites Jumba and Pleakley together to take a family picture. The leader shouted. However, its standing media legacy was that it had been reduced to a shorthand to signal to audiences that the events they are about to watch unfold on-screen was set in Polynesia.
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