Ep 18. Diego The Hero
- January 1, 1970
- 24 min
Diego The Hero is the eighteenth episode of season two of the children's animated television series Go, Diego, Go!. The episode revolves around Diego's heroic efforts to save baby animals from danger.
At the start of the episode, Diego and his sister Alicia join their scientist friend Kicho on a trip to the rainforest. Kicho instructs them on how to use his new invention, the Bugcam 3000, which is a camera that can fly like a bug and explore areas too dangerous for humans. The trio sets off into the jungle to test the Bugcam 3000.
As they fly the Bugcam 3000 around the forest, they come across a group of baby animals, including a sloth, a toucan, and a monkey, who are in trouble. The animals are trapped on a small island and the rising water levels from heavy rains are threatening to drown them. Diego quickly springs into action, determined to save his animal friends.
Diego tries to get to the island using his animal rescue pack, but the river's currents are too strong. Then Alicia comes up with a plan using Kicho's invention to fly the camera over to the island and guide the baby animals across the bridge to safety. However, the Bugcam 3000's battery suddenly dies, and Diego has to take matters into his own hands.
Diego dives into the water and swims across to the island, braving dangerous currents and risking his own safety to save the baby animals. He successfully guides the animals across the bridge to safety and earns the title of hero in the process.
The episode concludes with Diego, Alicia, and Kicho returning home, where Diego's parents praise him for his bravery and for saving the baby animals. Diego reflects on the importance of protecting animals and the environment, promising to always be a hero for them.
Overall, Diego The Hero is a heartwarming episode that teaches children about the importance of empathy, bravery, and protecting animals. With its colorful animation, catchy songs, and engaging storyline, the episode is sure to captivate young viewers and inspire them to become animal heroes themselves.
