Dinosaur Confidence Collector: King Bobo & the Gobos | Baba Blast

Coming up on Baba Blast. You see, Baba Blast. Confident young dinosaurs who believe in their powers grow up to be strong dinosaurs who help you in stopping my plans. But if I steal their confidence when they're young, they'll never believe in their powers, they'll never master their abilities, never help others, and never stand up to me. Look at all this beautiful confidence. All this gorgeous confidence. Nice, Blaster. Now try the power of the Mosasaurus. Okay, let's try the power of the Ankylosaurus. Good idea, Blaster. The power of the Pachycephalosaurus. Here we go. Oh, it's just our calendar alert. What do we have on the agenda today? Oh, that's right. We're going to check on the little dinosaurs learning how to harness their dino power at the prehistoric Dino Power School. That'll be fun, Blaster. And then we're going to explore some caves. Another fun day. But first, Dino Power School. Here we go. Whoa, nice. Everyone's outside practicing their powers. I got this, I got this. Stay around here, and then I circle around here, and then bam, I go around there. Looking good, everybody. Let's go take a closer look and see what they're working on. Hey, Triceratops. Great job with that strength training. And don't worry if that boulder seems too heavy. Your strength power grows more and more every day. Whoa, amazing work. Let's go see what the others are working on. Woo-hoo, wonderful wing work. Look at you go, gliding, soaring. You are going to be a frequent flyer in no time. Awesome. Thanks, Baba Blast. Hi, Blaster. I'm not going to give up. I can do this, I can do this. Yeah, don't give up. You've got to keep practicing. Excellent work. Wings out, steady, steady. All right, let's go see what the others are doing. Hey, a Velociraptor. I bet you're working on your speed. Whoa, you are. It's coming through. Good job. With a power that special, you've got to be able to control it. Definitely. Control the speed, control the speed. I love watching all the young dinosaurs harness their dino power. But the real power they're learning is confidence. That's right, Blaster. Because when you're confident, all your other powers work much better. Oh, you're right, Blaster. We forgot to bring the coloring books for the kids. Let's head back to the lab and grab those, but we'll be right back. Hey, while we're at the lab, would you mind keeping an eye on the young dinosaurs? Thanks, appreciate it. We'll be back soon. Here we go. Got the coloring books. You want me to just put these inside the schoolhouse? Oh, joy, absolutely. Perfect. Here we go. Hey, wait a minute. What's going on here? You were all so confident earlier and willing to practice, but now you're just standing around. What's going on? Hey, Triceratops, what's wrong? A minute ago, you were so confident, and your strength power, well, it was getting really strong. No, it wasn't, Baba Blast. I'm not strong enough. My power doesn't work. I can't do anything right. That doesn't sound like you at all. Hey, did you see anything when I blasted back to the lab? Gobos? And they stole the dino's power of confidence? Oh, Blaster, this is not good. And when there are gobos at play, we know King Bobo is to blame. Time to pay King Bobo a little visit. Grab your blaster, because here we go. I love his yellow shoes. Hello. We are here to see King Bobo. Okay, have a seat and listen for your number, F27. F27. Got it. Thank you. Well, have a seat. Blaster, hopefully this doesn't take too long. We've got caves to explore. Hey, how's it going? Hey, when you walked in, did you see if there was a bathroom? Oh, the bathroom, I think we saw it up front, but you have to get a key. A key from who? The frog receptionist lady or the gobos? From one of the gobos. Okay, thank you. Oh, my gosh, my pleasure, of course. 26. F26. Oh, F26. So close, but we're next. F27. F27. F27. That's us, Blaster. All right, let's go see King Bobo. Thank you for your patience. Will you be needing parking validation? Blast! Blaster, you do dare to step into my lair? King Bobo, why are gobos zapping dinosaurs of their confidence? Well, if you must know. You see, Bobo Blast, confident young dinosaurs who believe in their powers grow up to be strong dinosaurs who help you in stopping my plans. But if I steal their confidence when they're young, they'll never believe in their powers, they'll never master their abilities, never help others, and never stand up to me. Look at all this beautiful confidence. All this gorgeous confidence. Anyway, that's my plan. You can't do this, King Bobo. Every dinosaur deserves to feel confident about their powers. Too late. Without their confidence, these little ones will never harness their true abilities. Good luck trying to help them now. Now if you don't mind, I have a business to run. F-28, now serving F-28. Okay, King Bobo, we hear you, but this isn't over. Come on, let's go. Here we go! King Bobo's at it again, Blaster. But we need to focus on helping our young dinosaur friends. They need to be confident. What is confidence? You're right, we've been talking about it a lot, but what is it? Confidence is when you believe in yourself, even when things get hard. That's a good idea, Blaster. Sometimes it's helpful to learn from other older dinosaurs. And I know a few dinosaurs that would be happy to share their stories with our young dinos. Great idea. Let's go pick up the dinosaurs because it's time for a field trip. Here we go! Hey, Triceratops, Pteranodon, Raptor, we're going on a little field trip. I know you guys aren't feeling confident now, but Blaster and I have an idea of what might help. Sometimes it's better to learn from those who have been where we are. So grab your Blaster, because here we go! Whoa, hey! All right, y'all, listen, pay attention. I want you to meet Steve, Travis, and Penny. Hiya! Would you guys mind sharing some of your stories from the past to help inspire confidence in these little ones? Good idea, Blaster. Instead of telling us, why don't you show us? That would be even better. Steve, why don't you start us off? How did you learn to harness the power of your tail spikes? Oh, boy, do I remember learning to use these tail spikes. When I was your age, I was so excited about my spike power, but it didn't go so well at first. I'd swing my tail as hard as I could, but I'd spin myself in circles and fall over. The other young dinosaurs, they would giggle, and I felt, I felt so embarrassed. I thought maybe I just wasn't meant to have spike power. But you know what? My teacher told me something important. Steve, your spikes are not about swinging hard. They're about swinging smart. So I started practicing differently. Instead of big, wild swings, I practiced tiny, controlled swings. Day after day, I practiced small movements, then bigger ones. And believe me, I missed a lot of targets, probably a thousand times. But each miss taught me something new about how my tail worked. And then one day, boom, perfect hit. Then another, and another. Now look, I can hit any target with perfect accuracy because I never gave up on my spike power. The secret wasn't being perfect right away. It was believing I could get better every single day. Awesome, Steve. You sure know how to use that tail now. Hey, Travis, why don't you share your story next? Listen to this one. This one is incredible. You have the biggest roar in all of the land. But it didn't always start out that way, right? Listen up to this story, y'all. Oh, man, my roaring? This is embarrassing. But when I was little, I had the tiniest roar you've ever heard. All the other T-Rex kids could make these big, booming roars that shook the ground, but me? That's all I could do. I was so frustrated because roaring is supposed to be my special power. And I tried everything. I'd take the biggest breath, I'd puff out my chest, and then all of a sudden... Nothing. The other dinosaurs didn't mean to be mean, but they'd giggle, and I felt like maybe I wasn't a real T-Rex. But then my mom told me... Travis, your roar is in there. It just needs time to grow, just like you do. So every morning I'd practice. Then one day, a slightly bigger squeak. I kept practicing every day. My roar got a little deeper, then it got a little louder. Some days it felt like I wasn't getting anywhere, but I didn't give up on my roaring power. And then on my fourth birthday, a massive roar. The whole valley shook. Now, listen to this. Your powers are growing inside you right now. They just need a little time for practice and a little patience. Now, Penny, you're one of the best flyers I've ever seen, but it took a lot of practice. Why don't you share your story? Wow, learning to fly. You little ones think I've always been graceful in the air, but let me tell you, I was the worst flyer ever when I started. I'd flap my wings as fast as I could, but I'd only get a few inches up before... crash! Right into a tree or a rock, or sometimes I'd just fall right on my face. All my pteranodon friends were soaring beautifully through the clouds while I was still bumping into bushes. I started thinking maybe my flight power was broken. Maybe I was meant to be a walking dinosaur instead. But my dad said something that changed everything. Penny! Penny! Penny, flying isn't about flapping harder. It's about feeling the wind. So instead of just flapping, I started paying attention to how the air moved. I practiced gliding first, just little hops with my wings spread. Then longer glides. I still crashed a lot. My friends probably saw me tumble a hundred times. But each crash taught me something new about balance, about wind, and about how my wings worked. And then poof! One magical day, I caught a perfect breeze and soared higher than I'd ever dreamed. Now I can dance through the clouds. But it all started with those first tiny hops and believing my flight power would grow. Wow, great stories, everybody. I'm feeling super inspired and very confident. What do you say, guys? What if we head back to the school and try again? But what if I still can't move those heavy boulders? Well, it's okay. We'll just keep trying, keep practicing, because when things get hard, what do we tell ourselves? I can do this. That's right. And remember, you can do it. Let's grab our blasters and head back... Hey, real quick, before you go, why not take some of my super Stegosaurus power? Oh, thanks, Steve. That's so nice. Yeah, we love all your dino power. Here we go! Whoa! We're at full power. We don't really need to activate anything, but it's nice to be at full power. Ready to go back? Awesome. Here we go! I figured you'd all be back. Not so fast, King Bobo. These dinosaurs, they believe in themselves now. Gobos seize their confidence. King Bobo, these gobo zappers aren't going to work. These dinosaurs are fully confident. You can't steal someone's confidence after they believe in it. Blaster! King Bobo's having a full-blown temper tantrum. That means we're going to have to use extra power to calm him down. Hey, full power! Activate Jumbo Blaster Mode! Harness the power of ancient beasts. Baba Blast can't be beat. Stronger, faster. Jumbo Blaster, here we go! Take that, King Bobo! Blaster, force field! All right, King Bobo. You may be big, but you're not more powerful than Jumbo Blaster magic. He's weakening, Blaster. Keep it going. Just a little bit more, Blaster. You still have a little Jumbo power left. Here we go! King Bobo's not going to bother anyone anymore. And those Gobos have run away scared. Plus, we got the dinosaurs to be confident all on their own. This makes me feel really confident too, Blaster. Hey, you're right. We still have some cave exploring to do. Grab your blaster. Here we go! Hey, the cave. Good blast, Blaster. Let's go! This cave is massive. Cave Trolls.