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* Every animal species, including bugs and sea animals, have the sapience and emotional complexity of a human being. Consider what kind of horrible cannibal dystopia implications their society must entail.
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** AssShove maybe? Since he can talk normally, they can't be in his mouth.
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** If it's a dream, then this is in Alfred's subconscious. And so we must conclude that Alfred already knows deep down that Dolf is a villain. The dream Dolf is just telling Alfred what he already knows, while throwing him for a loop by telling him it's a dream, because Alfred is himself confused about what is reality.
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* Why does the Sphinx in the Land of Pyramids have a human face, despite being in a world populated almost exclusively by anthropomorphic animals?
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXRnvVfvQQk Because humans exist in this world but are not sapient.]] Many Egyptian gods in our world have a sapient body and a non-sapient head.
* In "The White Queen", Dolf taunts Alfred at the end that he can't prove that he tried to steal the Queen's crown, since they're just in one of Alfred's dreams, which he figured out the moment Alfred stepped into the bar that Dolf and his friends were hanging out in. If it's just a dream, and Dolf knew this, why would he try to steal an imaginary crown that wouldn't be worth anything?
** ForTheEvulz?
** It is real and Dolf knows that. He just lies to mess with Alfred's head.
** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXRnvVfvQQk Because humans exist in this world but are not sapient.]] Many Egyptian gods in our world have a sapient body and a non-sapient head.
* In "The White Queen", Dolf taunts Alfred at the end that he can't prove that he tried to steal the Queen's crown, since they're just in one of Alfred's dreams, which he figured out the moment Alfred stepped into the bar that Dolf and his friends were hanging out in. If it's just a dream, and Dolf knew this, why would he try to steal an imaginary crown that wouldn't be worth anything?
** ForTheEvulz?
** It is real and Dolf knows that. He just lies to mess with Alfred's head.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXRnvVfvQQk Because humans exist in this world but are not sapient.]] Many Egyptian gods in our world have a sapient body and a non-sapient head.
** ForTheEvulz?
** It is real and Dolf knows that. He just lies to mess with Alfred's head.
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* Dolf inherited his yellow beak from his blackbird mother. But only ''male'' blackbirds have yellow beaks.
** This is false. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_blackbird both genders of a common blackbird have yellow-ish beaks]], and even if they didn't, the genes could still be passed down.
** This is false. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_blackbird both genders of a common blackbird have yellow-ish beaks]], and even if they didn't, the genes could still be passed down.
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** This is false. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_blackbird both genders of a common blackbird have yellow-ish beaks]], and even if they didn't, the genes could still be passed down.
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** This is false. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_blackbird/ both genders of a common blackbird have yellow-ish beaks]], and even if they didn't, the genes could still be passed down.
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** This is false. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_blackbird/ org/wiki/Common_blackbird both genders of a common blackbird have yellow-ish beaks]], and even if they didn't, the genes could still be passed down.
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** This is false. [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_blackbird/ both genders of a common blackbird have yellow-ish beaks]], and even if they didn't, the genes could still be passed down.
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* Dolf inherited his yellow beak from his blackbird mother. But only ''male'' blackbirds have yellow beaks.
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* Only thing left from Alfred's family in second episode [[Neverfoundthebody was the shoe]].
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* Only thing left from Alfred's family in second episode [[Neverfoundthebody [[NeverFoundTheBody was the shoe]].
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* Only thing left from Alfred's family in second episode [[Neverfoundthebody was the shoe.
shoe]].
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to [[BarefootCartoonAnimal use shoes]] in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? ''A shoe polish''.
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* It seems so random weird that Dolf begins to [[BarefootCartoonAnimal use wear shoes]] in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? ''A shoe ''Shoe polish''.
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to BarefootCartoonAnimaluse shoes in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? ''A shoe polish''.
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to BarefootCartoonAnimaluse shoes [[BarefootCartoonAnimal use shoes]] in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? ''A shoe polish''.
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to use shoes in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? ''A shoe polish''.
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to use BarefootCartoonAnimaluse shoes in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? ''A shoe polish''.
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to use shoes in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? A shoe polish.
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to use shoes in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? A ''A shoe polish.
polish''.
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* It seems so random that Dolf begins to use shoes in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? A shoe polish.
* It seems so random that Dolf begins to use shoes in the second season. But what does Dolf use to cover his real beak colour? A shoe polish.
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* Only thing left from Alfred's family in second episode was the shoe.
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** [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GXRnvVfvQQk Because humans exist in this world but are not sapient.]] Many Egyptian gods in our world have a sapient body and a non-sapient head.
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* After seeing Pikkie lose his mind over a ''key'', why do his friends still allow him within snatching distance of the royal treasures without even keeping an eye on him?
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* K. Rokodil is married to a hen. They seem very happy, but if she ever displeased him, he could probably dispatch her with one bite.
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* In episode 6, the apothecary is a ''vulture''.
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** It is real and Dolf knows that. He just lies to mess with Alfred's head.
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** ForTheEvulz?
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* In "The White Queen", Dolf taunts Alfred at the end that he can't prove that he tried to steal the Queen's crown, since they're just in one of Alfred's dreams, which he figured out the moment Alfred stepped into the bar that Dolf and his friends were hanging out in. If it's just a dream, and Dolf knew this, why would he try to steal an imaginary crown that wouldn't be worth anything?
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* In Alfred's world, herring and other fish are still caught and eaten by other animals despite being sentient. Imagine the horror fishermen go through on a daily basis as the loads of herring that they catch scream and beg for mercy...
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* In Alfred's world, herring and other fish are still caught and eaten by other animals despite being sentient. Imagine the horror fishermen go through on a daily basis as the loads of herring that they catch scream and beg for mercy...mercy...
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* Why does the Sphinx in the Land of Pyramids have a human face, despite being in a world populated almost exclusively by anthropomorphic animals?
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* Being an unclothed jellyfish, where exactly does Lispel keep all the money he gets for his services? For that matter, where did he keep the bottle of termites he was supposed to use to sabotage the Sea Wolf?
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* Being an unclothed jellyfish, where exactly does Lispel keep all the money he gets for his services? For that matter, where did he keep the bottle of termites he was supposed to use to sabotage the Sea Wolf?Wolf?
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* Krabnagel disappears from the series entirely after episode 13, when he is arrested after shooting at several police officers. Given the strict laws in Great Waterland at the time, it's quite possible he was sentenced to death shortly after.
* In Alfred's world, herring and other fish are still caught and eaten by other animals despite being sentient. Imagine the horror fishermen go through on a daily basis as the loads of herring that they catch scream and beg for mercy...
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* Krabnagel disappears from the series entirely after episode 13, when he is arrested after shooting at several police officers. Given the strict laws in Great Waterland at the time, it's quite possible he was sentenced to death shortly after.
* In Alfred's world, herring and other fish are still caught and eaten by other animals despite being sentient. Imagine the horror fishermen go through on a daily basis as the loads of herring that they catch scream and beg for mercy...
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* Being an unclothed jellyfish, where exactly does Lispel keep all the money he gets for his services? For that matter, where did he keep the bottle of termites he was supposed to use to sabotage the Sea Wolf?
* Being an unclothed jellyfish, where exactly does Lispel keep all the money he gets for his services? For that matter, where did he keep the bottle of termites he was supposed to use to sabotage the Sea Wolf?
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* FridgeLogic: Episode one: if Henk the mole is blind, how could he knew that there are 7 eggs in the nest without touching them first?
** Another one from the first episode: When a blackbird and a crow are scrutinizing the eggs of Johan and Anna they give several sniding remarks about them. At one point the crow says the eggs are proably plain wind-eggs. Considering it is a crow saying this and he would judge the eggs from his own viewpoint, wind-eggs are common amongst crows.
** Another one from the first episode: When a blackbird and a crow are scrutinizing the eggs of Johan and Anna they give several sniding remarks about them. At one point the crow says the eggs are proably plain wind-eggs. Considering it is a crow saying this and he would judge the eggs from his own viewpoint, wind-eggs are common amongst crows.
