Character name confusion - Revision history

Dougurasu at 13:57, 25 October 2025

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	This is a list of characters that have different names in different productions.		This is a list of characters that have different names in different productions.

	* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father has several different names. According to the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] he is called [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder\|Jan van de Polder]]. This is also reflected in [[Het grote voorleesboek: De eieren\|De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]]. However, in other books he is called "Woerd"<ref>{{CiteBook\|WW1} ''Page 12''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DWA1} ''Page 8''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DRO} ''Page 81''</ref>. For further confusion, Anna's [[Jan van de Polder Junior\|brother]] is also called Jan van de Polder. To solve this the wiki team has decided to call Anna's father "Jan 'Woerd' van de Polder" and his brother "Jan van de Polder Junior", making "Woerd" a nickname.		* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father has several different names. According to the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] he is called [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder\|Jan van de Polder]]. This is also reflected in [[Het grote voorleesboek: De eieren\|De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]]. However, in other books he is called "Woerd"<ref>{{CiteBook\|WW1}} ''Page 12''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DWA1}} ''Page 8''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DRO}} ''Page 81''</ref>. For further confusion, Anna's [[Jan van de Polder Junior\|brother]] is also called Jan van de Polder. To solve this the wiki team has decided to call Anna's father "Jan 'Woerd' van de Polder" and his brother "Jan van de Polder Junior", making "Woerd" a nickname.

	==Same name confusion==		==Same name confusion==

Dougurasu at 11:36, 25 October 2025

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	* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father and her brother share the same name. However, her father is also regularly called "Woerd", which is likely a nickname. The wiki team has solved this by calling her father [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder]] and her brother [[Jan van de Polder Junior]].		* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father and her brother share the same name. However, her father is also regularly called "Woerd", which is likely a nickname. The wiki team has solved this by calling her father [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder]] and her brother [[Jan van de Polder Junior]].
	* [[Snel de Snoek]] and [[Snel de Haas]] share the same name. However on their character sheets only the first one is called Snel. The yellow bunny is actually called Hannes Haas. However that's another instance of a character sharing a name, namely [[Hannes Snater]]. Both of these instances are very likely by accident.		* [[Snel de Snoek]] and [[Snel de Haas]] share the same name. However on their character sheets only the first one is called Snel. The yellow bunny is actually called Hannes Haas. However that's another instance of a character sharing a name, namely [[Hannes Snater]]. Both of these instances are very likely by accident.


	==Characters mistaken for other characters by the production==		==Characters mistaken for other characters by the production==

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Different names for different characters across publications

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	==Different names for different characters across publications==		==Different names for different characters across publications==
			This is a list of characters that have different names in different productions.

	* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father has several different names. According to the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] he is called [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder\|Jan van de Polder]]. This is also reflected in [[Het grote voorleesboek: De eieren\|De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]]. However, in other books he is called "Woerd"<ref>{{CiteBook\|WW1} ''Page 12''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DWA1} ''Page 8''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DRO} ''Page 81''</ref>. For further confusion, Anna's [[Jan van de Polder Junior\|brother]] is also called Jan van de Polder. To solve this the wiki team has decided to call Anna's father "Jan 'Woerd' van de Polder" and his brother "Jan van de Polder Junior", making "Woerd" a nickname.		* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father has several different names. According to the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] he is called [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder\|Jan van de Polder]]. This is also reflected in [[Het grote voorleesboek: De eieren\|De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]]. However, in other books he is called "Woerd"<ref>{{CiteBook\|WW1} ''Page 12''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DWA1} ''Page 8''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DRO} ''Page 81''</ref>. For further confusion, Anna's [[Jan van de Polder Junior\|brother]] is also called Jan van de Polder. To solve this the wiki team has decided to call Anna's father "Jan 'Woerd' van de Polder" and his brother "Jan van de Polder Junior", making "Woerd" a nickname.

	==Same name confusion==		==Same name confusion==

Dougurasu at 11:35, 25 October 2025

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	: ''For some of these instances the wiki team has taken a stance at what is correct and what isn't. This stance might not always align with the productions themselves. ''		: ''For some of these instances the wiki team has taken a stance at what is correct and what isn't. This stance might not always align with the productions themselves. ''

			==Different names for different characters across publications==

			* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father has several different names. According to the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] he is called [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder\|Jan van de Polder]]. This is also reflected in [[Het grote voorleesboek: De eieren\|De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]]. However, in other books he is called "Woerd"<ref>{{CiteBook\|WW1} ''Page 12''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DWA1} ''Page 8''</ref><ref>{{CiteBook\|DRO} ''Page 81''</ref>. For further confusion, Anna's [[Jan van de Polder Junior\|brother]] is also called Jan van de Polder. To solve this the wiki team has decided to call Anna's father "Jan 'Woerd' van de Polder" and his brother "Jan van de Polder Junior", making "Woerd" a nickname.

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	This is a list of characters that have the same name.		This is a list of characters that have the same name.

			* [[Anna van de Polder]]'s father and her brother share the same name. However, her father is also regularly called "Woerd", which is likely a nickname. The wiki team has solved this by calling her father [[Jan "Woerd" van de Polder]] and her brother [[Jan van de Polder Junior]].
	* [[Snel de Snoek]] and [[Snel de Haas]] share the same name. However on their character sheets only the first one is called Snel. The yellow bunny is actually called Hannes Haas. However that's another instance of a character sharing a name, namely [[Hannes Snater]]. Both of these instances are very likely by accident.		* [[Snel de Snoek]] and [[Snel de Haas]] share the same name. However on their character sheets only the first one is called Snel. The yellow bunny is actually called Hannes Haas. However that's another instance of a character sharing a name, namely [[Hannes Snater]]. Both of these instances are very likely by accident.

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Characters mistaken for other characters by the production

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	This is a list of times characters that look slightly the same are confused for other characters.		This is a list of times characters that look slightly the same are confused for other characters.

	* In Dutch books and other production materials, [[Kaspar Rokodil]] is frequently named instead of [[Alfons Rokodil]]. For example in [[De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]], [[De wonderlijke avonturen van de eend Alfred Jodocus Kwak: Goedemorgen]] and [[De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak]] all mention Kaspar Rokodil as being the financier of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], while the designs show Alfons Rokodil. There are two character designs in [[Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak]], one is called "A. Rokodil" (11/1), whose skin is a more grayish tone, and another is called "K. Rokodil" (82/12), who has a darker shade of green. The first one appears in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 1\|episode 1]], [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 2\|episode 2]] and [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 12\|episode 12]], while the second one appears regularly from episode [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 14\|Episode 14]]. In the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] Alfons Rokodil is likely the mayor of [[Polderstad]], while Kaspar Rokodil is stated to be the mayor of [[Waterslag aan Zee]]. To further add to the confusion, Kaspar Rokodil appears in the [[Alfred J. Kwak logos\|Alfred J. Kwak logo]] in the [[Alfred J. Kwak Opening\|opening]] with the ~~colors~~ of Alfons Rokodil.		* In Dutch books and other production materials, [[Kaspar Rokodil]] is frequently named instead of [[Alfons Rokodil]]. For example in [[De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]], [[De wonderlijke avonturen van de eend Alfred Jodocus Kwak: Goedemorgen]] and [[De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak]] all mention Kaspar Rokodil as being the financier of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], while the designs show Alfons Rokodil. There are two character designs in [[Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak]], one is called "A. Rokodil" (11/1), whose skin is a more grayish tone, and another is called "K. Rokodil" (82/12), who has a darker shade of green. The first one appears in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 1\|episode 1]], [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 2\|episode 2]] and [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 12\|episode 12]], while the second one appears regularly from episode [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 14\|Episode 14]]. In the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] Alfons Rokodil is likely the mayor of [[Polderstad]], while Kaspar Rokodil is stated to be the mayor of [[Waterslag aan Zee]]. To further add to the confusion, Kaspar Rokodil appears in the [[Alfred J. Kwak logos\|Alfred J. Kwak logo]] in the [[Alfred J. Kwak Opening\|opening]] with the skin colour of Alfons Rokodil.

	==Notes==		==Notes==

Dougurasu at 10:03, 25 October 2025

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	[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=Nederland verovert de wereld met volwassen tekenfilmserie\|trans-title=The Netherlands conquers the world with adult cartoon series\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion.		[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=Nederland verovert de wereld met volwassen tekenfilmserie\|trans-title=The Netherlands conquers the world with adult cartoon series\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion over different languages.

	: ''For some of these instances the wiki team has taken a stance at what is correct and what isn't. This stance might not always align with the productions themselves. ''		: ''For some of these instances the wiki team has taken a stance at what is correct and what isn't. This stance might not always align with the productions themselves. ''

Dougurasu at 10:02, 25 October 2025

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	[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=Nederland verovert de wereld met volwassen tekenfilmserie\|trans-title=The Netherlands conquers the world with adult cartoon series\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion.		[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=Nederland verovert de wereld met volwassen tekenfilmserie\|trans-title=The Netherlands conquers the world with adult cartoon series\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion.

	: ''For some of these instances the wiki team has taken a stance at what is correct and what isn't ~~that~~ might not always align with the productions themselves. ''		: ''For some of these instances the wiki team has taken a stance at what is correct and what isn't. This stance might not always align with the productions themselves. ''

	==Same name confusion==		==Same name confusion==

Dougurasu at 10:02, 25 October 2025

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	[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=Nederland verovert de wereld met volwassen tekenfilmserie\|trans-title=The Netherlands conquers the world with adult cartoon series\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion.		[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=Nederland verovert de wereld met volwassen tekenfilmserie\|trans-title=The Netherlands conquers the world with adult cartoon series\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion.

			: ''For some of these instances the wiki team has taken a stance at what is correct and what isn't that might not always align with the productions themselves. ''

	==Same name confusion==		==Same name confusion==

Dougurasu at 21:33, 24 October 2025

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	[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=~~Nieuwe Kinderzegels~~\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion.		[[Alfred J. Kwak]] is known for having more than 250 characters<ref name="Veluws Daglbad">{{cite news \|date=23 December 1989\|title=Nederland verovert de wereld met volwassen tekenfilmserie\|trans-title=The Netherlands conquers the world with adult cartoon series\|url=https://www.veenpers.nl/0000231289vd.htm\|work=Veluws Dagblad\|location=Harderwijk, the Netherlands\|language=nl\|access-date=24 October 2025}}</ref><ref name="SieperArchive1">{{cite web\|url=https://haraldsiepermann.com/2018/03/23/alfred-j-kwak-character-guide/\|title=Alfred J. Kwak character guide on the Harald Siepermann Archive\|website=haraldsiepermann.com\|author=Maarten Mulder\|language=en\|date=23 March 2018}}</ref><ref name="AnimageMay1">{{cite news \|author=<!-- not stated -->\|date=5 May 1989\|title=小さなアヒルの大きな愛の物語あひるのクワック\|trans-title=A story of a small duck’s great love: Ahiru no Quack\|magazine=[[wikipedia:Animage\|Animage]]\|issue=01577-5\|page=110\|location=Tokyo, Japan\|language=ja}}</ref>, which is a higher than average number for a cartoon series. Unfortunately, this also results in a lot of character confusion. This page goes over all the instances of character name confusion.

	==Same name confusion==		==Same name confusion==

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Characters mistaken for other characters by the production

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	This is a list of times characters that look slightly the same are confused for other characters.		This is a list of times characters that look slightly the same are confused for other characters.

	* In Dutch books and other production materials, [[Kaspar Rokodil]] is named ~~frequently~~ instead of [[Alfons Rokodil]]. For example in [[De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]], [[De wonderlijke avonturen van de eend Alfred Jodocus Kwak: Goedemorgen]] and [[De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak]] all mention Kaspar Rokodil as being the financier of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], while the designs show Alfons Rokodil. There are two character designs in [[Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak]], one is called "A. Rokodil" (11/1), whose skin is a more grayish tone, and another is called "K. Rokodil" (82/12), who has a darker shade of green. The first one appears in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 1\|episode 1]], [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 2\|episode 2]] and [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 12\|episode 12]], while the second one appears regularly from episode [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 14\|Episode 14]]. In the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] Alfons Rokodil is likely the mayor of [[Polderstad]], while Kaspar Rokodil is stated to be the mayor of [[Waterslag aan Zee]]. To further add to the confusion, Kaspar Rokodil appears in the [[Alfred J. Kwak logos\|Alfred J. Kwak logo]] in the [[Alfred J. Kwak Opening\|opening]] with the colors of Alfons Rokodil.		* In Dutch books and other production materials, [[Kaspar Rokodil]] is frequently named instead of [[Alfons Rokodil]]. For example in [[De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: het grote voorleesboek]], [[De wonderlijke avonturen van de eend Alfred Jodocus Kwak: Goedemorgen]] and [[De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak]] all mention Kaspar Rokodil as being the financier of [[Groot Speelgoedland]], while the designs show Alfons Rokodil. There are two character designs in [[Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak]], one is called "A. Rokodil" (11/1), whose skin is a more grayish tone, and another is called "K. Rokodil" (82/12), who has a darker shade of green. The first one appears in [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 1\|episode 1]], [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 2\|episode 2]] and [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 12\|episode 12]], while the second one appears regularly from episode [[Alfred J. Kwak Episode 14\|Episode 14]]. In the [[Alfred J. Kwak\|animated series]] Alfons Rokodil is likely the mayor of [[Polderstad]], while Kaspar Rokodil is stated to be the mayor of [[Waterslag aan Zee]]. To further add to the confusion, Kaspar Rokodil appears in the [[Alfred J. Kwak logos\|Alfred J. Kwak logo]] in the [[Alfred J. Kwak Opening\|opening]] with the colors of Alfons Rokodil.

	==Notes==		==Notes==