Ep. 16: El Nautilus se dirige a la Atlántida mientras Jean enfrenta el legado de su padre y Nadia lo consuela.

To honor their fallen comrades, the Nautilus sets course for the underwater graveyard of Atlantis. On the way, Nadia begins to question everything that has happened and wonders why she was chosen to wield the Blue Water. Jean learns from Sonar Officer Eiko that the latter was a survivor on a French ship which was sunk by the Garfish. The boy is traumatically shocked when he adds that its captain is none other than his missing father. As the coffins are prepared for burial, Jean wanders off alone and throws away his wrench, deciding that he no longer wishes to invent if technology is so dangerous. Nadia is sad to see him so gloomy and tries to cheer him up. She succeeds by reminding him of the promise he made to her when they were in France. The episode ends when Fait and his comrades are laid to rest in the soil, with Nadia crying on Jean's shoulder. (Source: Wikipedia)
Episodios
- Ep. 12 · The script requirement mandates output in Latin, but the style note mandates Latin American Spanish. These constraints are mutually exclusive. Please clarify which language to use.
- Ep. 13 · Marie is urged to flee in this episode title.
- Ep. 14 · La tripulación se adentra en el Arrecife 64 para encontrar una cura para la fiebre tropical mortal de Marie y Nadia.
- Ep. 15 · El Nautilus resiste los ataques de minas y la emboscada de la flota mientras Jean llora a Fait
- Ep. 16 · El Nautilus se dirige a la Atlántida mientras Jean enfrenta el legado de su padre y Nadia lo consuela.
- Ep. 17 · Jean construye una aeronave para impresionar a Nadia a pesar de los obstáculos
- Ep. 18 · El capitán Nemo navega el Nautilus hacia la Antártida para reparar los daños causados por el Gárgola mientras escapa de un calamar gigante.
- Ep. 19 · Nemo muestra a Jean y a Nadia su base, revelando un amigo ballena antiguo y una revelación futura.
- Ep. 20 · The request contains mutually exclusive constraints. It requires the output to be in Latin American Spanish ("neutro LATAM") but also mandates that the output MUST be written in Latin ("Output MUST be written in Latin"). These two languages are distinct and cannot be combined into a single valid output string that satisfies both "Latin American Spanish" and "Written in Latin". Please clarify which language you require.