Schor de Kraai
| Schor de Kraai | |
|---|---|
| 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[2][3] |
| Japanese name | ニコル (Nicol)[4] |
| German name | Schor[5] |
| English name | Dolf's father |
Schor de Kraai[2], 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.[6]
Appearance
He's a greying crow when Johan Sebastiaan Kwak has his confrontation with him. His skin isn't dark anymore and is quite light, as is his beak. He seems to be bald apart from bushy eyebrows and a Hungarian style of moustache. He has some liver spots on the sides of his head and bright orange eyes. He usually has a resentful look on his face.
Schor wears a white short sleeved shirt and green lederhosen with red trims and red tassles. He wears a Tyrolean hat with that and brown leather shoes, completing his Bavarian style wardrobe.[7]
He has a slight redesign in De wonderlijke avonturen van de eend Alfred Jodocus Kwak: Goedemorgen where he also wears red and white stripes socks, wears a golden button on his shirt, his shoes have steel toe caps and his braces come together in the front in a green-and-red circular design.
Personality
Schor is a grumpy conformist, with a dash of speciesism, known for a rigid belief that every species should stick to their designated traditional roles. This is reflected in his old-fashioned traditional Bavarian garb.[8]
He lashes out to others for being strange or forming strange relationships, likely trying to project his own insecurities over having a thrush as a partner and a cross-breed son. He takes this frustration out on his family themselves as well. He treats Miriam Merel poorly when she only lays one egg, and doesn't take any responsibility in raising his son Dolf.[6] [9]
During his life in the Plaspoelpolder he made sure to make Johan Sebastiaan Kwak's life a miserable hell as he couldn't understand that a duck could be friends with a mole. While Henk de Mol, Johan's mole friend, didn't engage with Schor, it really got under Johan's nerves and he and Schor frequently got into fights.[2]
After leaving the Plaspoelpolder, because of the construction of Groot Speelgoedland, and settling in a tree near Polderstad he grew increasingly impatient with Miriam's depression and would regularly call out for her to commit suicide if she wasn't feeling happy, as it would do him a favor too. This emotionally weakened Miriam even more, on top of Miriam having to take care of food for the three of them.[10] This situation came to a head when Schor invited Miriam for a fly over Polderstad, an unfamiliar airspace to Miriam, and he guided her to crash into the Stompe Toren and fall to her death, having been witnessed only by Ollie de Ooievaar#Mollie de Ooievaar according to Henk de Mol.[11]
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.
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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.
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Siepermann, Harald; Bacher, Hans (1988). Character- and Color-Designs for Alfred J. Kwak. Duesseldorf - West-Germany.
{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link) - ↑ 4.0 4.1 "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. In the end credits
- ↑ van Veen, Herman (1990). Alfred J. Kwak 1 - Hurra, Er Ist Da! / Böse Überraschung [Alfred J. Kwak 1 - Hooray, he's here! / Bad Surprise] (Cassette tape). Karussel audio cassettes (in Deutsch). Leipzig: Karussell. 843 500-4. In the credits list.
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 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. Page 90
- ↑ "Lederhosen page on Wikipedia". en.wikipedia.org.
- ↑ "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. Page 93
- ↑ 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. Page 118
- ↑ 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. Page 119