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Originally airing on VPRO in 1989, the surreal, bizarre exploits of the purple-suited man proved popular with adults, teenagers, ''and'' children alike (due to airing on a [[MisaimedMarketing children's timeslot]], of all things). The series would later continue until 2007, with a total of five shows.

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Originally airing on VPRO in 1989, the surreal, bizarre exploits of the purple-suited man proved popular with adults, teenagers, ''and'' children alike (due to airing on a [[MisaimedMarketing children's timeslot]], timeslot, of all things). The series would later continue until 2007, with a total of five shows.
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** One of the humans in the Homomuseum is called the ''Homo [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation Playstationus]]''. He even has the [=PlayStation=] controller's buttons as toenails!

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** One of the humans in the Homomuseum is called the ''Homo [[UsefulNotes/PlayStation [[Platform/PlayStation Playstationus]]''. He even has the [=PlayStation=] controller's buttons as toenails!



** At the beginning of "Coconut Sjakie", Purno says "[[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Now you're playing with power!]]"

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** At the beginning of "Coconut Sjakie", Purno says "[[UsefulNotes/NintendoEntertainmentSystem "[[Platform/NintendoEntertainmentSystem Now you're playing with power!]]"
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Originally airing on VPRO in 1989, the surreal, bizarre exploits of the purple-suited man proved popular with adults, teenagers, ''and'' children alike (due to airing on a [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids children's timeslot]], of all things). The series would later continue until 2007, with a total of five shows.

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Originally airing on VPRO in 1989, the surreal, bizarre exploits of the purple-suited man proved popular with adults, teenagers, ''and'' children alike (due to airing on a [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids [[MisaimedMarketing children's timeslot]], of all things). The series would later continue until 2007, with a total of five shows.
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Renamed, cutting ZCEs, low-context potholes and non-examples.


* LostWorld: Purno, Sjakie, and Kiet end up discovering a [[OneMillionBC prehistoric]] world while trying to find a caveman that escaped the Homomuseum.

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* LostWorld: Purno, Sjakie, and Kiet end up discovering a [[OneMillionBC prehistoric]] prehistoric world while trying to find a caveman that escaped the Homomuseum.
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* CelebrityParadox: Averted. Purno watches his own show in one episode, implying that the companies that made the show in real life exist in the ''Purno'' universe.

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* CelebrityParadox: Averted.Played with. Purno watches his own show in one episode, implying that the companies that made the show in real life exist in the ''Purno'' universe.
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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Early on in the series, Sjakie and Kiet were more humanoid in appearance. In the fourth series, Sjakie lost his body and basically became a walking version of his head, while Kiet had his design [[SuperDeformed simplified]] to some extent.

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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Early on in the series, Sjakie and Kiet were more humanoid in appearance. In the fourth series, Sjakie lost his body and basically became a walking version of his head, ((Cephalothorax)) while Kiet had his design [[SuperDeformed simplified]] to some extent.Kiet's body was changed into something resembling a bowling pin.



** Purno's hometown, Hootchie Cootchie Town, gets its name from Hootchie Cootchie Cartoons, which is one of the companies that worked on this show.

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** Purno's hometown, Hootchie Cootchie Town, gets its name from one of the names the Purno team used, Hootchie Cootchie Cartoons, which is one of the companies that worked on this show.Cartoons.



* SurrealHumor: Surrealism is pretty much ''the'' staple for Purno de Purno.

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* SurrealHumor: Surrealism is pretty much ''the'' staple for Purno de Purno.
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* ArtEvolution: Doubling as a ArtShiftedSequel, starting from the fourth series development of the series moved from the now-antiquated Amiga 2000 setup to modern computers. Thanks to the technical limitations being lifted, the animation and art evolved to a more "rounded" style. Compare here and here.

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* ArtEvolution: Doubling as a ArtShiftedSequel, starting from the fourth series development of the series moved from the now-antiquated Amiga 2000 setup to modern computers. Thanks to the technical limitations being lifted, the animation and art evolved to a more "rounded" style. Compare here [[https://i.imgur.com/VuqWwVY.jpeg here]] and here.[[https://i.imgur.com/eeoa0C5.jpeg here]].

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There were several things about this page that kept bothering me but most especially the presentation. Never speak over those of a culture you do not know!!!


[[caption-width-right:350:Purno himself, ready to [[MindScrew screw your mind up good]].]]

What do you get when a MindScrew and mature content have a baby? ''Purno de Purno'', of course!

''Purno de Purno'' (literally "Purno the Purno" in English and originally just ''Purno'') is a Dutch "children's" cartoon created by Hans Peter Wessels that has been around for at least two decades now, and was broadcast by VPRO, a channel notable for airing [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids rather mature "kids" shows]]. The show is about Purno, the eponymous purple-suited character, going on various bizarre adventures... and that's about it. At some point in the series, Purno would be joined by Sjakie (Dutch for Charlie), a completely tan-colored character, and Kiet (originally the Kietelaar), a blue character with red lips.

The show started around 1989-1990, and kept going until 1996. The show eventually got [[UnCanceled resurrected]] ten years later in 2006, and then ended again in 2007, for a total of five seasons. The show also had a SpinOff called ''Purno Poseert'', which depicted [[MediumBlending a CGI Purno mixed with live-action footage]].

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[[caption-width-right:350:Purno himself, ready to [[MindScrew screw your mind up good]].]]

What do you get when a MindScrew and mature content have a baby? ''Purno de Purno'', of course!

[[caption-width-right:350:"Ehehehehehehehe!"]]

''Purno de Purno'' (literally "Purno the Purno" in English and originally just ''Purno'') is a Dutch "children's" cartoon adult SurrealHumor computer-animated series created by Marcus Vlaar and Hans Peter Wessels that has been around for at least two decades now, and was broadcast by VPRO, a channel notable for airing [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids rather mature "kids" shows]]. Wessels.

The show series is about Purno, the eponymous a purple-suited character, going on various man named Purno, who frequently finds himself in bizarre adventures... and situations along with ''very'' strange individuals. The plot starts with a princess having her beauty stolen by a group of thieves, leading to Purno to go on a adventure to retrieve her beauty. After that ends... well, that's about it. At some point when it fully dives into MindScrew territory.

Originally airing on VPRO
in 1989, the series, Purno surreal, bizarre exploits of the purple-suited man proved popular with adults, teenagers, ''and'' children alike (due to airing on a [[WhatDoYouMeanItsNotForKids children's timeslot]], of all things). The series would be joined by Sjakie (Dutch for Charlie), a completely tan-colored character, and Kiet (originally the Kietelaar), a blue character with red lips.

The show started around 1989-1990, and kept going
later continue until 1996. The show eventually got [[UnCanceled resurrected]] ten years later in 2006, and then ended again in 2007, for with a total of five seasons. The show also had shows.

In 2001, VPRO aired
a SpinOff called ''Purno Poseert'', which depicted [[MediumBlending a CGI Purno mixed in the real world interacting with live-action footage]].
Dutch celebrities (serving as a crude documentary series).



* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: Several instances of 3D CGI are seen in this otherwise 2D show, such as the castle shown in Season 1.
* AllJustADream: It turns out that [[spoiler:Purno turning into a girl and going on a vacation in the Middle East]] was just a dream.

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* TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: Several instances of 3D CGI are seen Various pre-rendered models appear in this otherwise 2D show, such as the castle shown series, with the most prominent being in Season 1.
the first series. This was rather significant in 1989, as Purno was one of the few fully CG shows at the time.
* AllJustADream: It turns out that [[spoiler:Purno turning into a girl and going on a vacation Most of the events in the Middle East]] was just second series' Episode 10 ''Special Offer'' were a dream.dream, as Purno wakes up from his bed in the ending.



* AnimateInanimateObject: In "Sunil Baba and the Forty Degrees", Purno finds himself in a laundry world populated by sentient clothes.
* ArtEvolution: Starting from Season 4, the original Amiga 2000 animation is dropped in favor of a much, much more fluid and detailed art and animation style.
* ArtShiftedSequel: The 2006 revival series. The show was originally animated on an Amiga 2000, but usage of it for animation was dropped after Season 3.
* AscendedExtra: Sjakie and Kiet were originally just supporting characters. In Season 4, they become main characters alongside Purno.
* AsianBuckTeeth: Dr. Ha Chiu the AsianStoreOwner has buck teeth.

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* AnimateInanimateObject: In "Sunil the second series' Episode 4 ''Sunil Baba and the Forty Degrees", Degrees'', Purno finds himself in a laundry world populated by sentient clothes.
* ArtEvolution: Starting Doubling as a ArtShiftedSequel, starting from Season 4, the original fourth series development of the series moved from the now-antiquated Amiga 2000 setup to modern computers. Thanks to the technical limitations being lifted, the animation is dropped in favor of and art evolved to a much, much more fluid "rounded" style. Compare here and detailed art and animation style.
* ArtShiftedSequel: The 2006 revival series. The show was originally animated on an Amiga 2000, but usage of it for animation was dropped after Season 3.
here.
* AscendedExtra: Sjakie and Kiet were originally just supporting characters. In Season 4, the fourth series, they become main characters alongside Purno.
* AsianBuckTeeth: Dr. Ha Chiu the AsianStoreOwner has buck teeth.dons one of these.



* AttractiveBentGender: Purno is this in the episode where he drinks a potion that changes his gender. [[spoiler:Kiet ends up ''having sex'' with "her" as a result.]]

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* AttractiveBentGender: In ''Sunil Baba and the Forty Degrees'', Purno is this in the episode where he drinks a potion that changes his gender. [[spoiler:Kiet ends up ''having sex'' with "her" as a result.]]gender.



* CatchPhrase: Purno's is "Sapperedosio!", which is a gibberish phrase that basically means "Oh, wow!".

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* CatchPhrase: Purno's is "Sapperedosio!", which is a gibberish phrase that basically means neologism used in the manner of "Oh, wow!".



* {{Cephalothorax}}: Sjakie initially has a typical body. Come Season 4, his body now consists only of his head, which has arms and legs attached to it.

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* {{Cephalothorax}}: Sjakie initially has a typical body. Come Season 4, the fourth series, his body now consists only of his head, which has arms and legs attached to it.



** Buuf disappears after Season 2.
** Dr. Ha Chiu disappears after Season 3.

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** Buuf disappears after Season 2.
the second series.
** Dr. Ha Chiu disappears after Season 3.the third series.



* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Early on in the series, Sjakie and Kiet were more humanoid in appearance. In Season 4, Sjakie lost his body and basically became a walking version of his head, while Kiet was [[SuperDeformed chibi-fied]] to some extent.

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* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Early on in the series, Sjakie and Kiet were more humanoid in appearance. In Season 4, the fourth series, Sjakie lost his body and basically became a walking version of his head, while Kiet was had his design [[SuperDeformed chibi-fied]] simplified]] to some extent.



* ExtremelyShortIntroSequence: The intro used in Season 3 is about 15 seconds long.

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* ExtremelyShortIntroSequence: The intro used in Season 3 the third series is about 15 seconds long.



* InstrumentalThemeTune: The theme song for Season 1 does not contain any vocals. The succeeding theme songs for Seasons 2, 3, and 4 do have short voice clips, but no actual lyrics. Season 5's theme song, "Si Sa So Sapperedosio", has a full set of lyrics, thus averting the trope.

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* InstrumentalThemeTune: The theme song for Season 1 does not contain any vocals. The succeeding theme songs for Seasons 2, 3, and 4 do have short voice clips, but no actual lyrics. Season 5's theme song, "Si Sa So Sapperedosio", the first series has a full set of no lyrics, thus averting with only Purno's distinctive laugh in the trope.end being any sort of vocals.



* LoveInterest: Purno had a girlfriend named Buuf in Season 2.
* MindScrew: ''Where do we begin?!'' The entire show is just a stream of constant weirdness, which isn't even saying much!
* MultilingualSong: The otherwise Dutch full version of "Si Sa So Sapperedosio", the theme song for Season 5, contains entire verses that are in English.
* NoPlotNoProblem: Averted in Season 1; the plot of said season is that Purno must restore beauty to a princess. Played straight in all subsequent seasons, which lack a season-wide arc of any kind and are comprised entirely of Purno going on random wacky adventures, similar to shows like ''WesternAnimation/FatDogMendoza''.
* PunnyName: Kiet's original name was the Kietelaar, which is a Dutch word for the clitoris.
* RogerRabbitEffect: The spin-off ''Purno Poseert'' has a CGI Purno appear alongside live-action actors.

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* LoveInterest: Purno had a girlfriend named Buuf (literally "the neighbor" in Season 2.
Dutch) in the second series.
* MindScrew: ''Where MindScrew: ...Oh, boy. ''Where'' do we begin?!'' begin.
**
The entire show series is just full to the brim with strange scenarios, random incidents with no further explanation, surreal imagery and character designs, and all joined together into a stream hodgepodge of constant weirdness, which isn't even saying much!
strange events.
** The first series has Episode 2 starting off with Purno being chased by a pair of teeth in the desert, where he finds himself near a labyrinth. After being greeted by a laughing skull, he gets lost in the maze. There, he tries to get out by singing notes that become solid, [[CuttingTheKnot so that he can walk on them]] to the top.
* MultilingualSong: The otherwise Dutch full version of "Si Sa So Sapperedosio", the theme song for Season 5, the fifth series, contains entire verses that are in English.
* NoPlotNoProblem: Averted Starting in Season 1; the plot of said season is that Purno must restore beauty to a princess. Played straight in all subsequent seasons, which lack a season-wide arc of any kind second series and are comprised entirely of Purno going on random wacky adventures, similar to shows like ''WesternAnimation/FatDogMendoza''.
* PunnyName: Kiet's original name was the Kietelaar, which is
onwards, ''Purno de Purno'' became purely a Dutch word for the clitoris.
surreal romp across strange situations with no real rhyme or reason.
* RogerRabbitEffect: The spin-off ''Purno Poseert'' has a CGI Purno appear alongside live-action actors.real people.



* SubvertedKidsShow: How many people figured out the hard way that this actually isn't a kids show despite its target demographic is anyone's guess.
* SurrealHumor: Seems to be the show's main type of humor.
* ThemeTuneExtended: An extended version of the Season 5 theme song was featured on a CD.
* VagueAge: It's never explained how old Purno is in the show. WordOfGod is that Purno seems to almost literally be both an adult and a child at the same time, making matters more confusing.
* WinToExit: Averted. Purno gets trapped in a video game, but Buuf literally pulls him out of the game before he has a chance to win.

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* SubvertedKidsShow: How many people figured out the hard way that this actually isn't a kids show despite its target demographic is anyone's guess.
* SurrealHumor: Seems to be the show's main type of humor.
Surrealism is pretty much ''the'' staple for Purno de Purno.
* ThemeTuneExtended: An extended version of the Season 5 fifth series' theme song was featured on a CD.
* VagueAge: It's never explained how old Purno is in the show. WordOfGod According to [[http://www.purnodepurno.nl/epages/64518790.sf/nl_NL/?ObjectPath=/Shops/64518790/Categories/AboutUs Marcus Vlaar]], Purno doesn't really have a age.
--->''Purno lives alone, but he's not really an adult. How old is he?''
--->'''Hans:''' He's not a child.
--->'''Marcus:''' We don't know. See, that's the weird thing about Purno
is that he's really ageless. He could be 15, but he could also be 35.
--->'''Hans:''' He was created in 1988, so you do the math.
--->'''Marcus:''' He has something childish, but indeed lives independently. But
Purno seems doesn't have a realistic character, so he doesn't have to almost literally be both an adult and a child at the same time, making matters more confusing.
of age. He remains virtual.
* WinToExit: Averted.Subverted. Purno gets trapped in a video game, but Buuf literally pulls him out of the game before he has a chance to win.
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you can blame dereks fetishistic stuff rubbing off on me for that one


* CatchPhrase: Purno's is "Sapperedosio!", which is a gibberish phrase that basically means "Oh, golly gee!".

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* CatchPhrase: Purno's is "Sapperedosio!", which is a gibberish phrase that basically means "Oh, golly gee!".wow!".
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* ArtEvolution: Starting from Season 4, the original Amiga 2000 animation is dropped in favor of a much, much more fluid and detailed.

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* ArtEvolution: Starting from Season 4, the original Amiga 2000 animation is dropped in favor of a much, much more fluid and detailed.detailed art and animation style.
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* ArtEvolution: Starting from Season 4, the original Amiga 2000 animation is dropped in favor of a much, much more fluid and detailed but also less pretty and appealing animation and art style.

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* ArtEvolution: Starting from Season 4, the original Amiga 2000 animation is dropped in favor of a much, much more fluid and detailed but also less pretty and appealing animation and art style.detailed.
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* WidgetSeries: There's a lot of adult humor in this show despite it being marketed specifically to children. The United States has gotten away with similar cartoons, yes, but not to the extent inherent in ''Purno''.
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* ArtEvolution: Starting from Season 4, the original Amiga 2000 animation is dropped in favor of a much, much more fluid and detailed animation and art style.

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* ArtEvolution: Starting from Season 4, the original Amiga 2000 animation is dropped in favor of a much, much more fluid and detailed but also less pretty and appealing animation and art style.
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** Similarly, the name of the episode "[[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast Beauty on the Beach]]".

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** Similarly, the name of the episode "[[Disney/BeautyAndTheBeast "[[WesternAnimation/BeautyAndTheBeast Beauty on the Beach]]".
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Not quite a "literal translation".


* CatchPhrase: Purno's is "Sapperedosio!", which literally translates to "Oh, golly gee!".

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* CatchPhrase: Purno's is "Sapperedosio!", which literally translates to is a gibberish phrase that basically means "Oh, golly gee!".
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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: Several instances of 3D CGI are seen in this otherwise 2D show, such as the castle shown in Season 1.

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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: Several instances of 3D CGI are seen in this otherwise 2D show, such as the castle shown in Season 1.
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* ADogNamedDog: Purno is of a species of humanoid called the Purnos. It's even in the show's title!

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* ADogNamedDog: Purno is ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: Several instances of a species of humanoid called 3D CGI are seen in this otherwise 2D show, such as the Purnos. It's even castle shown in the show's title!Season 1.



* ConspicuousCG: Several instances of 3D CGI are seen in this otherwise 2D show, such as the castle shown in Season 1.

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* ConspicuousCG: Several instances ADogNamedDog: Purno is of 3D CGI are seen in this otherwise 2D show, such as a species of humanoid called the castle shown Purnos. It's even in Season 1.the show's title!
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* CharacterInTheLogo: Most of the logo designs for the show feature Purno in the center of the logo.

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* {{Cephalothorax}}: Sjakie initially has a typical body. Come Season 4, his body now consists only of his head, which has arms and legs attached to it.



* WaddlingHead: Sjakie initially has a typical body. Come Season 4, his body now consists only of his head, which has arms and legs attached to it.
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dutch's really weird


''Purno de Purno'' (literally "Purno the Purno" in English and originally just ''Purno'') is a Dutch "children's" cartoon created by Hans Peter Wessels that has been around for at least two decades now, and was broadcast by VPRO, a channel notable for airing [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids rather mature "kids" shows]]. The show is about Purno, the eponymous purple-suited character, going on various bizarre adventures... and that's about it. At some point in the series, Purno would be joined by Sjakie, a completely tan-colored character, and Kiet (originally the Kietelaar), a blue character with red lips.

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''Purno de Purno'' (literally "Purno the Purno" in English and originally just ''Purno'') is a Dutch "children's" cartoon created by Hans Peter Wessels that has been around for at least two decades now, and was broadcast by VPRO, a channel notable for airing [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids rather mature "kids" shows]]. The show is about Purno, the eponymous purple-suited character, going on various bizarre adventures... and that's about it. At some point in the series, Purno would be joined by Sjakie, Sjakie (Dutch for Charlie), a completely tan-colored character, and Kiet (originally the Kietelaar), a blue character with red lips.

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