Episode 6: Hair Strength

"How strong is human hair?"

Summary
Hair Strength is the sixth episode of the series, and is one of the most popular episodes. It involved Allen and Harry having a duel over who can achieve the most loot from the Atlantic Ocean, and spoiler alert. Harry wins using his hair, giving us a fact on how strong hair is.

Plot
It is a frigid night on the North Atlantic as two small boats on the water bump into each other. This awakens the two people who happened to be fishing over the area. Allen opens his eyes and looks in surprise to see who is on the other boat, who just so happens to be Harry, a member of the enemy gang known as the Whiz Annals.

Harry points to his hand, only to see Allen show all of his fingers covered in rings. Just then, a bottle with a message rises out of the water. The two open it and find out that there is treasure in a shipwreck underneath them. They look down open the water and happily start a duel.

Allen starts with pulling an anchor and throwing it into the wreck. He tries to pull when the rope snaps, making the anchor sink into the sea. Harry mocks him for it when Allen decides to raise the ship using a giant magnet. However, the magnetic pull only throws Allen into the water, causing him to get back onto the boat, shivering.

Harry decides that it's his turn to make a move, and he uses his really long hair as a grapple hook, and throws it onto the boats mast as support for pulling the ship out of the water. Harry's attempt to raise the ship is successful, and the ship turns out to be the infamous RMS Titanic. Allen stares in shock at seeing Harry raise the Titanic so successfully and accepts defeat, ending the episode.

Episode Fact
Did you know that the hair present on a human head can lift a weight of 12 tons?

Series Trivia

 * This is the first episode that directly shows conflict between the Nut Chronicles and the Whiz Annals.
 * Considering that the Titanic is 3,800 meters underwater, Monty's hair must be much longer than that to be able to pull the whole ship out of the water.
 * Even though hair can lift 12 tons, the Titanic weighed 52,310 tons, making this episode impossible.
 * Harry is never seen again after this episode, implying that he drowned trying to bring the Titanic to land.
 * The wreckage of the Titanic in the episode is entirely wrong. In real life, the funnels fell off and the ship broke in half. In the episode, it shows the Titanic being perfectly intact.
 * Secondly, there was never a giant pile of gold on the forecastle, and much of the treasure would have been in the cargo holds. Besides,
 * You'd think that an educational webtoon would at least try to get the design of the Titanic right with all the photos of her online, but their Titanic looks like they just got a cruise ship, copy-pasted the funnels so there would be four of them, and put the name "Titanic" on the bow in hopes that their show would get more views.