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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: From mid-2000s till was once a rumor written on the Polish Wikipedia page that the show was supposed to have three Christmas-themed episodes (titled ''Reksio and Santa Claus'', ''Reksio and the Christmas Tree'' and ''Reksio and Snow Man'') that were meant to be directed by Lechosław Marszałek. None of such episodes were mentioned at SFR's website. It wasn't until April 2020 that the mention about non-existent episodes were removed from The Other Wiki due to lack of sources.
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* PopCultureUrbanLegends: From mid-2000s till was once a rumor written on the Polish Wikipedia page that the show was supposed to have three Christmas-themed episodes (titled ''Reksio and Santa Claus'', ''Reksio and the Christmas Tree'' and ''Reksio and Snow Man'') that were meant to be directed by Lechosław Marszałek. None of such episodes were mentioned at SFR's website. It wasn't until April 2020 that the mention about non-existent episodes were removed from The Other Wiki due to lack of sources.sources.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: As noted in Leszek Talko's and Karol Vesely's book ''Królowie bajek'', Zdzisław Kudła recalled that after ''Reksio and the Birds'' season was greenlit, Lechosław Marszałek came up with the scripts that were implied to be [[DarkerAndEdgier stranger and darker]] than final episodes. The final episode called ''Reksio and the Owl'' in particular was supposed to end with Reksio (after failing to help animals and consequently leaving his house) [[DrivenToSuicide chopping his head off with an ax]]. SFR's management forbid him to end the episode like that (as it was a cartoon aimed at children after all), and as a precaution, they chose Ryszard Lepióra and Andrzej Flettner as directors of the last season, to ensure Reksio was alive.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: As noted in Leszek Talko's and Karol Vesely's book ''Królowie bajek'', Zdzisław Kudła recalled that after ''Reksio and the Birds'' season was greenlit, Lechosław Marszałek came up with the scripts that were implied to be [[DarkerAndEdgier stranger and darker]] than final episodes. The final episode called ''Reksio and the Owl'' in particular was supposed to end with Reksio (after failing to help animals and consequently leaving his house) [[DrivenToSuicide chopping his head off with an ax]]. SFR's management forbid him to end the episode like that (as it was a cartoon aimed at children after all), and as a precaution, they chose Ryszard Lepióra and Andrzej Flettner as directors of the last season, to ensure Reksio was alive.
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* NoExportForYou: Most of the PC games and books featuring Reksio haven't been published outside of Europe.
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* NoExportForYou: Most of the PC games and books featuring Reksio haven't been published outside of Europe.Europe.
* PopCultureUrbanLegends: From mid-2000s till was once a rumor written on the Polish Wikipedia page that the show was supposed to have three Christmas-themed episodes (titled ''Reksio and Santa Claus'', ''Reksio and the Christmas Tree'' and ''Reksio and Snow Man'') that were meant to be directed by Lechosław Marszałek. None of such episodes were mentioned at SFR's website. It wasn't until April 2020 that the mention about non-existent episodes were removed from The Other Wiki due to lack of sources.
* PopCultureUrbanLegends: From mid-2000s till was once a rumor written on the Polish Wikipedia page that the show was supposed to have three Christmas-themed episodes (titled ''Reksio and Santa Claus'', ''Reksio and the Christmas Tree'' and ''Reksio and Snow Man'') that were meant to be directed by Lechosław Marszałek. None of such episodes were mentioned at SFR's website. It wasn't until April 2020 that the mention about non-existent episodes were removed from The Other Wiki due to lack of sources.
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* NoExportForYou: Most of the PC games and books featuring Reksio haven't been published outside of Europe.
