Ep 30. Marcel the Puppet Master

The Jungle Bunch season 2 episode 30 is titled Marcel the Puppet Master. In this episode, the Jungle Bunch members find themselves in a tricky situation when they discover that Marcel, a puppeteer who performs shows for children, is actually using his puppets to steal from the audience members. Intrigued by his plan, Gilbert, Batricia, and Miguel decide to secretly watch one of Marcel's shows and find out the truth.

As the show begins, the Jungle Bunch members are amazed by the beautiful puppets and the intricate performances. However, they soon notice that Marcel is using his puppets to distract the children while his accomplices pickpocket their parents. Gilbert is appalled by Marcel's behavior and decides to put a stop to it.

Dressed as a clown, Gilbert joins the show and entertains the children while keeping an eye on Marcel. He soon discovers that the puppeteer is planning to steal a valuable diamond from a wealthy family who will be attending the next show. Gilbert informs the other members of the Jungle Bunch of Marcel's plan and they come up with a plan to stop him.

During the next show, the Jungle Bunch members dress up as puppets and pretend to be part of the performance. When Marcel tries to steal the diamond, the Jungle Bunch reveals themselves and foils his plan. Marcel tries to run away, but the Jungle Bunch captures him and turns him over to the authorities.

In the end, the children who attended Marcel's shows are delighted to learn that they will not be exposed to theft anymore. Marcel is forced to pay for his crimes and the Jungle Bunch members return to their jungle home, proud of the work they have done.

Marcel the Puppet Master is an exciting episode that showcases the Jungle Bunch's detective skills and problem-solving abilities. The episode teaches children about the importance of honesty and integrity and the consequences of resorting to criminal behavior. With beautiful animations and a captivating plot, Marcel the Puppet Master is an episode that is sure to keep children entertained and engaged.