Talk:Yogi's Ark Lark

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Noah's Ark/Yogi's Ark vs the Jelly Roger edit

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I really fail to see how one can say it reappeared in Yogi's Treasure Hunt, when the boat in this movie and the series is clearly an ark, and the Jelly Roger was clearly a pirate ship take off. They are two much different designs which makes that statement simply incorrect. Plus both have different abilities and powers. The Ark is flown by the treadmill which in this movie everyone takes turns and in the series it's Magilla Gorilla's job. The Jelly Roger is controlled by engines shown in multiple episodes which show an engine room with a computer.

A better way to put that part in is "the concept of a fyling ship for Yogi Bear was revisted in Yogi's Treasure Hunt when it featured the SS Jelly Roger, a pirate ship design that could also fly." — Preceding unsigned comment added by 69.171.176.108 (talk) 07:12, 28 May 2012 (UTC)Reply

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