Quotes / PinCode

PinCode, PinCode, PinCode, PinCode
PinCode, PinCode, Pin, Pin, Pi-Pi-Pi-Pin.

The only metal waste you find won't take you to the stars
You use a metal for a boat, and you won't sail too far
Stop sitting in the dark, stirring metal parts about
You will change your life forever when you figure out

The secret PinCode, PinCode, PinCode, PinCode
PinCode, PinCode, Pin, Pin, Pi-Pi-Pi-Pin.

Science can be tricky, it can overheat your brain
Science can be hard to chew, each bite can be a pain
Stop sitting in the dark, stirring metal parts about
You will change your life forever when you figure out

The secret PinCode, PinCode, PinCode, PinCode
PinCode, PinCode, Pin, Pin, Pi-Pi-Pi-Pin.

The secret Pin, Pin, PinCode, Pin, Pin, PinCode
Pin, Pin, PinCode, Pin, Pin, Pi-Pi-Pi-Pin.

PinCode intro theme

Read this one already. This one was boring. Disappointing plot twist. Hm... I think I read too fast for my own good...

—Chiko, "Princess is Searching"

Dokko: Our town is so isolated here. We're all in a bubble!
Pin: No, we're in my house.

—Princess is Searching

Dokko: My theory is a virus has infected everyone in our town. A virus that attacks melanin!
Krash: Uh... Okay. But I don't eat melons.
Dokko: Melanin isn't something you eat! All our cells have DNA which influences what we look like. DNA are like a set of instructions for every living thing. Our eyes, features and even our skin color are all determined by these tiny little molecules inside us. And one of these things that determines our appearance is melanin! Melanin is a pigment that gives us color and protects us from the sun. It's found in the hair, skin, and fur of almost every animal. If we don't have any melanin, we're at the mercy of the sun's radiation. Without this gene, we all turn white!
Rosa: Why are you talking about jeans? How are clothes going to help us?

—Why?

Wally: Hey, Krash. Wanna put those big ears to use? I've written some new stuff.
Krash: Sorry, no time. I'm on a winning streak!
Wally: Well, yes. You're playing Tic-Tac-Toe by yourself.
Krash: I know.

—Princess is Searching

Krash: (to Wally) Do you want some of my energy? (kicks him and laughs)
Wally: (to Rosa) Do you want some of my, uh... Energy?
Rosa: Touch me and i'll take all of it.

—Little Pot, Stop!

Cow juice, full of valuable vitamins and love!

—The Iron Nanny, "Correctional Nutrition"

Carlin: If you're wondering, my beak is itchy as heck.
Dokko: There is no link between your nose and the storm!

—Hurricane for Dare

I never liked waiting! When you wait, the seconds drag on and on, like they are teasing you, and when you at last get what you were waiting for, you don't get any satisfaction out of it. No joy at all. Our whole life is waiting: We wait for the water to boil or for inspiration to occur. We wait for news, or wait our turn, or the right moment. In summer — we wait for winter, and in winter we wait for summer. We wait for our birthday, or New Year's. And we wait for the weekends. Calendar and clocks are the worst inventions in the world, but even without them we would still be waiting for something.

—Wally, "Rewind"

Colorist: Oh man, I can't believe I forgot to add color to the animation.
Director: It's almost like you went to art school for nothing.
Colorist: Yeah? Well, I think my talents would be better put to use on the script!
Director: Yeah, it really needs work. But we've got more episodes to do...
Colorist: Who came up with that virus idea?
Director: Some new guy. Anyway, we should probably keep an eye on Chiko. It seems he might be... Catching on.

—Why?

Dokko: You can scrub, you can clean, but what you cannot do is cancel the second law of thermodynamics. It's an irreversible process.
Pin: So that means, in order not to increase chaos, what we need to be doing is... nothing at all? Completely motionless?
Dokko: That's right, my feathered friend! The more scurry and flail, the more chaos appears.

—To Protect and to Serve

Start the day the penguin way, eat the fish and shout hooray!

—Pin, "To Protect and to Serve"

I have a dream, you see. A dream that the day will come when all of the lowlands will rise, and all of the hills and mountains will descend, the hitherto uneven terrain will be turned into plains, the curved places will be leveled, and that the grandeur of equality will at once be before us, and that we all may believe in it. For this is my solemn hope.

Chiko, "Rhetorical Question"

Romance is just an embellishment of reality. Leave it to those who don't know how to cook.

Dokko, "The Best Valentine Card in the Universe"

Carlin: And that is how the story ended. And as a souvenir, I was left with a lightning scar.
Wally: Wow! Where?
Carlin: What where?
Wally: The scar! The lightning shaped one!
Carlin: Uh... On my heart, my friend, on my heart.

—Heroic Cube

And our path lays among the vast spaces of the unthinkable and the immense, with so much undiscovered swirling around us that it cannot be embraced by even mind, or anything simpler. But this unseen beauty does not dismay the heart as it did before, because it abides not in rapture and in splendor, but rather in minute and ordinary details. Wally, for example, spend the day picking his ears, an endeavor in which he had unquestionably acquitted himself admirably, nor did he attempt anything anymore useful or necessary. Chiko studied the noble science of medicine, as he had doubtlessly once again prematurely diagnosed himself, scabies or the bubonic plague, or, indeed, worse. Not once today had there been any of Krash's pranks or jokes, the blessing, was unconscious.

Carlin, "The Good, The Bad, Krash"

Pin: What good stars, bright and beautiful. Interesting... But am I good or bad?
Carlin: The question, I believe, is rhetorical.
Pin: Nein! It's a very serious question! I never do any bad things, and why? Because I was raised that way! Or maybe something is holding me back inside?
Carlin: Your conscience, maybe?
Pin: And who is it, this conscien? How does he determine what's good and what's not so good?
Carlin: We're not going to get through this without an espresso machine.
Pin: Oh forget your silly machine! I really need to resolve this! Eh...
Carlin: My friend, is there really any need to get upset? You've had integrity since the day you were born! It's us, ordinary mortals, who are forced to struggle between right and wrong.

—Light and Darkness

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