Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo Season 1 Episode 17 - Watch Legally and Safely
Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo: The crew runs into Captain Battleship, who is one of the Bald Empire's Big 4 leaders. He is a muscular man with a large black duck-tail of hair, who can also use fist of the nose hair like Bo-BoBo! They went to the same S.N.O.T. school, where it was afros vs. duck-tails, and Captain Battleship was expelled, and he now wants to battle Bo-BoBo. Bo-BoBo and Captain Battleship fight using fist of the nose hair technique. Meanwhile, Gasser saves Beauty, and Don Patch whines about how Beauty was stealing his spotlight. Captain Battleship sees how Gasser saves Beauty, and how he likes her, and thinks Gasser will get really ticked off if something happened to Beauty. So, Capt. Battleship's girl assistant uses a blue little creature called Doll Man, and Beauty is turned into a doll, then taken by Captain Battleship to his fort in Gasser's hometown, which was destroyed by Capt. Battleship! Bo-BoBo, Don Patch, and Gasser run into Softon, who is now serving soft ice cream. Bo-BoBo says they need a warrior like Soften to save Beauty, and after chanting his name continuously, Softon ends up joining the team. The team then runs into Jelly Jiggler, who somehow also joins them, and then they are off to go save Beauty.
How to Watch Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo Season 1 Episode 17 Legally and Safely
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