Schor de Kraai
| Schor de Kraai | |
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| Character | |
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| Schor in Episode 1 | |
| Species | Crow |
| Birthplace | Breed Rietland |
| First appearance | Episode 1 |
| Character Model Sheet number | 8/1 (sheet 7)[1] |
| Character Model Sheet name | Schor |
Name in different languages | |
| Dutch name | Schor de Kraai |
| Japanese name | ニコル (Nicol) |
| German name | Schor[2] |
| English name | Dolf's father |
Schor de Kraai[3], or Nicol in the Japanese version[4], is the father of Dolf de Kraai who lived in Breed Rietland together with Miriam Merel, his wife. Deeply afraid of the unnatural, Schor has a need to use aggression and anger to try and chase those elements away. He loses mental coherence later in life and after moving to Groot Waterland wanders around Polderstad lost.[5]
Appearance
Personality
Storyline
Voice actors
| Japanese | ¦ | 山寺 宏一 (Kōichi Yamadera) | ¦ | ニコル (Nicol) |
| Dutch | ¦ | Johnny Kraaijkamp jr | ¦ | Schor de Kraai |
| German | ¦ | Wolf Rüdiger Reutermann | ¦ | Schor |
| English | ¦ | Unknown | ¦ | Dolf's father |
Appearances
TV Series
Audio
Books
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De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: De zeven eieren (1989) (Dutch) -
De wonderlijke avonturen van Alfred J. Kwak: Omnibus 1 (1989) (Dutch)
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De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak (1991) (Dutch) -
Alfred J. Kwak Filmstripboek Deel 1 (2006) (Dutch) -
Production background
Notes
References
- ↑
Siepermann, Harald; Bacher, Hans (1988). Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak. Duesseldorf - West-Germany.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link) - ↑ van Veen, Herman (1990). Alfred J. Kwak 1 - Hurra, Er Ist Da! / Böse Überraschung [Alfred J. Kwak 1 - Hooray, he's here! / Bad Surprise].
- ↑ van Veen, Herman; Holzhaus, Hanneke (1991). De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak [Alfred Jodocus Kwak's Dream] (in Nederlands). Soest, the Netherlands: Harlekijn, Westbroek. ISBN 9063860862. Schor is named in this book on page 88
- ↑ "アルフレッド誕生 (Arufureddo tanjō)" [The birth of Alfred]. Alfred J. Kwak. Season 1. Episode 1. 1989-04-03. TV Tokyo.
- ↑ van Veen, Herman; Holzhaus, Hanneke (1991). De Droom van Alfred Jodocus Kwak [Alfred Jodocus Kwak's Dream] (in Nederlands). Soest, the Netherlands: Harlekijn, Westbroek. ISBN 9063860862. Schor is named in this book on page 90