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* HypnotismReversal: In "Bombasto met het boze oog" (Bombasto with the evil eye), Douwe defeats [[BigBad evil hypontist Bombasto]] by quickly pulling a handheld mirror from his magic knapsack as Bombasto tries to hypnotise him, resulting in Bombasto hypnotising himself. Douwe then has the hypnotized Bombasto put through a HumiliationConga that ends with the exposure of his crimes in front of a gathered crowd.
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* ChoresWithoutPowers: In "De kast met duizend deuren" ("The Closet with a Thousand Doors"), wizard children Pief, Kijfje and Domoli get into an argument that quickly escalates into a huge FoodFight. As a punishment, their fathers have the kids clean up all the mess without using magic. It keeps them up all night.
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* CoolPet: Douwe is accompanied by a [[DoofyDodo dodo]] on two of his adventures... which he first encountered ''in the arctic.'' Domoli mentions having owned an extraterrestrial elephant at some point in his life.
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* DoofyDodo: Douwe is accompanied by a dodo on two of his adventures... which he first encountered ''in the arctic.'' Domoli mentions having owned an extraterrestrial elephant at some point in his life.
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* CharacterTitle: The series is named after the main character Douwe Dabbert.
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* CharacterTitle: The series is named after the main character Douwe Dabbert. As such, it's also a ProtagonistTitle.
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* CharacterTitle: The series is named after the main character Douwe Dabbert.
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* ChristmasEpisode
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* ChristmasEpisodeChristmasEpisode: A secondary story in ''The Last Teaser'' has Douwe meet Santa Claus.
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* DoofyDodo: Subverted. A dodo accompanies Douwe on two of his adventures, although it is far from dumb.
* TheDrifter: Douwe.
* EarthDrift: inverted. The earlier albums were set in medieval, fictional countries, but later the setting was updated to the seventeenth century and Douwe began visiting more and more real life locations.
* TheDrifter: Douwe.
* EarthDrift: inverted. The earlier albums were set in medieval, fictional countries, but later the setting was updated to the seventeenth century and Douwe began visiting more and more real life locations.
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** Also: the titular The Witches of the Day Before Yesterday all control the elements fire and wind. Thus; [[ElementalRockPaperScissors using a combination of the elements water and earth is an effective way to fight them]].
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** Also: the The titular The Witches of the Day Before Yesterday all control the elements fire and wind. Thus; [[ElementalRockPaperScissors using a combination of the elements water and earth is an effective way to fight them]].
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* FanService: The bathing scene in "the Black Kimono".
** Believe it or not, but the published version - already way more explicit than most kids' comics can get away with - is actually toned down from the original version. The collectors' edition of the comics includes the original black and white drawing, with a woman's exposed rear clearly visible. The published version sticks a bunch of flowers in front of her buttocks.
** Believe it or not, but the published version - already way more explicit than most kids' comics can get away with - is actually toned down from the original version. The collectors' edition of the comics includes the original black and white drawing, with a woman's exposed rear clearly visible. The published version sticks a bunch of flowers in front of her buttocks.
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* FanService: The bathing scene in "the Black Kimono".
**Kimono". Believe it or not, but the published version - already way more explicit than most kids' comics can get away with - is actually toned down from the original version. The collectors' edition of the comics includes the original black and white drawing, with a woman's exposed rear clearly visible. The published version sticks a bunch of flowers in front of her buttocks.
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* PunnyName: Quite a few, and often quite blatant too. Domoli's is occasionally [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]].
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* PunnyName: Quite PunnyName:
** Domoli, which consists of the syllables of "oliedom" (very stupid, literally "dumb as oil") switched around. Domoli is not afew, and often quite blatant too. particularly intelligent boy.
** Kijfje, Domoli's sister. "Kijf" isoccasionally [[LampshadeHanging lampshaded]].an archaic Dutch word for strife, while the diminutive -je is often used in Dutch to turn a masculine name into a feminine one. It fits Kijfje's argumentative nature very well.
** Domoli, which consists of the syllables of "oliedom" (very stupid, literally "dumb as oil") switched around. Domoli is not a
** Kijfje, Domoli's sister. "Kijf" is
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* SealedEvilInACan: The teasers.
* ShapeShifting: The teasers, again.
* ShapeShifting: The teasers, again.
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* SealedEvilInACan: The teasers.
teasers, whivh are accidentally releasedc by Domoli.
* ShapeShifting: Theteasers, again.teasers can turn into anything, and then scare people when they try to touch them.
* ShapeShifting: The
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* ThirdPersonPerson: Nama talks like this.
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* ThirdPersonPerson: Nama Nama, the slave girl Douwe frees in ''The Sea to the South'' talks like this.this, also oddly enough none of her fellow tribespeople do so.
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* ViewersAreGoldfish: At least once per album, Douwe reminds the reader that his knapsack is magical, and always contains whatever he needs. This can be justified if it's done because Douwe explains the nature of his knapsack in-universe to another character who doesn't know this yet, but he also frequently brings it up when he is either [[ThinkingOutLoud all alone]] or if the only other characters present are already aware of this fact.
** Then again, the stories ''were'' published over a 26-year period and intended for children, so any of the stories might be the first a particular reader encountered.
* WalkingTheEarth: Douwe.
** Then again, the stories ''were'' published over a 26-year period and intended for children, so any of the stories might be the first a particular reader encountered.
* WalkingTheEarth: Douwe.
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* ViewersAreGoldfish: At least once per album, Douwe reminds the reader that his knapsack is magical, and always contains whatever he needs. This can be justified if it's done because Douwe explains the nature of his knapsack in-universe to another character who doesn't know this yet, but he also frequently brings it up when he is either [[ThinkingOutLoud all alone]] or if the only other characters present are already aware of this fact.
**fact. Then again, the stories ''were'' published over a 26-year period and intended for children, so any of the stories might be the first a particular reader encountered.
* WalkingTheEarth:Douwe.Douwe does this by choice, and explicitly refuses the wizards' offer to let them stay at their castle at the end of ''The Masked Chieftan''.
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* WickedWitch: Wredulia.
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* WickedWitch: Wredulia.Wredulia, a with who improsined the entire population of a royal palace to gain access to thep owers of the caves underneath.
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* MageSpecies: Wizards are often treated as a separate species of humanity.
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* WitchSpecies: Wizards are often treated as a separate species of humanity.
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* DoofyDodo: Subverted. A dodo accompanies Douwe on two of his adventures, although it is far from dumb.
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* DoofyDodo: Subbverted. A dodo accompanies Douwe on two of his adventures, although it is far from dumb.
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* CoolPet: Douwe is accompanied by a [[DumbDodoBird dodo]] on two of his adventures... which he first encountered ''in the arctic.'' Domoli mentions having owned an extraterrestrial elephant at some point in his life.
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* CoolPet: Douwe is accompanied by a [[DumbDodoBird [[DoofyDodo dodo]] on two of his adventures... which he first encountered ''in the arctic.'' Domoli mentions having owned an extraterrestrial elephant at some point in his life.
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* DumbDodoBird: A dodo accompanies Douwe on two of his adventures, although it is far from dumb.
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* DumbDodoBird: DoofyDodo: Subbverted. A dodo accompanies Douwe on two of his adventures, although it is far from dumb.
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Dutch comic series which was originally serialised in the DonaldDuck magazine. It was written by Thom Roep and drawn by Piet Wijn. It ran from 1975 until 2001.
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Dutch comic series which was originally serialised in the DonaldDuck WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck magazine. It was written by Thom Roep and drawn by Piet Wijn. It ran from 1975 until 2001.
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* DeusExMachina: Surprisingly, often averted. Douwe has to use his wits to bring the adventure to an end, even when his knapsack provides him with the items to do it.
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* DeusExMachina: DeusExMachina:
** Surprisingly, often averted. Douwe has to use his wits to bring the adventure to an end, even when his knapsack provides him with the items to do it.
** Surprisingly, often averted. Douwe has to use his wits to bring the adventure to an end, even when his knapsack provides him with the items to do it.
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* ElementalPowers: There are four objects that hold the powers the four classical elements, hidden away at the corners of the world.
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* ElementalPowers: ElementalPowers:
** There are four objects that hold the powers the four classical elements, hidden away at the corners of the world.
** There are four objects that hold the powers the four classical elements, hidden away at the corners of the world.
