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* MemeticMutation: The four episodes chronicling the National Crow Party and its rise and fall are ''extremely'' popular in Finnish [[YouTubePoop SinäTuubaPaska]] videos, possibly due to the hammy performance of Pekka Autiovuori as Dolf, as well as the general accessibility of the series (it has been uploaded to [=YouTube=] in its entirety). The matter has in fact reached the point that the episodes are considered a DiscreditedMeme. This in turn has resulted in videos that use them to poke fun of their overuse; for just one example, there exists a(n otherwise unrelated) video that ends with Dolf performing a speech about how the Dolf episode is overused.
-->'''Dolf''': "Korppijakso on aikansa elänyt!" [[labelnote:Translation]]The Dolf episode is past it's prime![[/labelnote]]

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* MemeticMutation: The four episodes chronicling the National Crow Party and its rise and fall are ''extremely'' popular in Finnish [[YouTubePoop SinäTuubaPaska]] videos, possibly due to the hammy performance of Pekka Autiovuori as Dolf, as well as the general accessibility of the series (it has been uploaded to [=YouTube=] in its entirety). The matter has in fact reached the point that the episodes are considered a DiscreditedMeme. This in turn has resulted in videos that use them to poke fun of their overuse; for just one example, there exists a(n otherwise unrelated) video [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o5F_gPfi0k0 video]] that ends with Dolf performing a speech about how the Dolf episode is overused.
-->'''Dolf''': "Korppijakso "Oikeus on sitä, että minua ei puupata! Korppijakso on aikansa elänyt!" [[labelnote:Translation]]The [[labelnote:Translation]]Justice is that I'm not [used as poop material]! The Dolf episode is past it's its prime![[/labelnote]]
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* CompleteMonster ("The Strange Bottle" and "Flying Carpet"): [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Evil Spirit Of Darkness]] is an [[JackassGenie evil genie]] who terrorized the land long ago for fun, causing droughts, floods, storms, plagues, and fires, destroying cities and killing many people. After [[GodOfGood The Almighty One]] sealed the spirit [[SealedEvilInACan inside a bottle]], the spirit vowed that when it was freed, it would [[UngratefulBastard kill whoever freed it]] to spite the god who punished it previously, before returning to its homeland to terrorize the people once more. When Dolf and Alfred free the spirit, it tries to eat Alfred despite the fact that he is a child.

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* CompleteMonster ("The ("[[Recap/AlfredJKwakS1E9DeGeestInDeFles The Strange Bottle" Bottle]]" and "Flying Carpet"): "[[Recap/AlfredJKwakS1E10DeHeiligeTulband Flying Carpet]]"): [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Evil Spirit Of Darkness]] is an [[JackassGenie evil genie]] who terrorized the land long ago for fun, causing droughts, floods, storms, plagues, and fires, destroying cities and killing many people. After [[GodOfGood The Almighty One]] sealed the spirit [[SealedEvilInACan inside a bottle]], the spirit vowed that when it was freed, it would [[UngratefulBastard kill whoever freed it]] to spite the god who punished it previously, before returning to its homeland to terrorize the people once more. When Dolf and Alfred free the spirit, it tries to eat Alfred despite the fact that he is a child.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids?: Well it’s THAT show with Bird Hitler
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* HilariousInHindsight: While Bob Rock Pop is modeled after singer and activist Bob Geldof, the creators likely didn’t know the existence of Canadian music producer Bob Rock, who would become far better known internationally by the end of the series’ run thanks to producing albums like Music/{{Metallica}}’s [[Music/MetallicaAlbum “The Black Album”]].
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* MemeticMutation: The four episodes chronicling the National Crow Party and its rise and fall are ''extremely'' popular in Finnish [[WebAnimation/YouTubePoop SinäTuubaPaska]] videos, possibly due to the hammy performance of Pekka Autiovuori as Dolf, as well as the general accessibility of the series (it has been uploaded to [=YouTube=] in its entirety). The matter has in fact reached the point that the episodes are considered a DiscreditedMeme. This in turn has resulted in videos that use them to poke fun of their overuse; for just one example, there exists a(n otherwise unrelated) video that ends with Dolf performing a speech about how the Dolf episode is overused.

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* MemeticMutation: The four episodes chronicling the National Crow Party and its rise and fall are ''extremely'' popular in Finnish [[WebAnimation/YouTubePoop [[YouTubePoop SinäTuubaPaska]] videos, possibly due to the hammy performance of Pekka Autiovuori as Dolf, as well as the general accessibility of the series (it has been uploaded to [=YouTube=] in its entirety). The matter has in fact reached the point that the episodes are considered a DiscreditedMeme. This in turn has resulted in videos that use them to poke fun of their overuse; for just one example, there exists a(n otherwise unrelated) video that ends with Dolf performing a speech about how the Dolf episode is overused.
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* {{Anvilicious}}: The main antagonist is literally [[RecycledInSpace Bird Hitler]]. Then again, for a kid's cartoon, the dangers of a racist, fascist dictatorship is pretty impressive for happening at all.

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* {{Anvilicious}}: The main antagonist is literally [[RecycledInSpace [[JustForFun/RecycledInSpace Bird Hitler]]. Then again, for a kid's cartoon, the dangers of a racist, fascist dictatorship is pretty impressive for happening at all.



* ViewerGenderConfusion: A lot of viewers were unsure whether Ollie was male or female due to his feminine voice (and who was indeed [[CrossdressingVoices voiced by a woman]]). Since he eventually gets a wife and a family, we could assume the former. However, over twenty years after the shows first run, WordOfGod confirmed Ollie as transgender, stating that "these things happen in the real world too".

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* ViewerGenderConfusion: A lot of viewers were unsure whether Ollie was male or female due to his feminine voice (and who was indeed [[CrossdressingVoices voiced by a woman]]). Since he eventually gets a wife and a family, we could assume the former. However, over twenty years after the shows show's first run, WordOfGod confirmed Ollie as transgender, stating that "these things happen in the real world too".
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Misaimed Fandom removed due that the issue with Dolf is more about Draco In Leather Pants in the Finnish fandom.


* MisaimedFandom: There's a subset of Finnish fans who're neo-Nazis or some other kind of racists [[DracoInLeatherPants and think Dolf was the real hero]]. Why did they latch onto this series of all things poses a question.
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* MemeticMutation: The Dolf episodes are ''extremely'' popular in Finnish [[WebAnimation/YouTubePoop YouTube poops]], to the point they've actually became a DiscreditedMeme. This in turn has created videos that use it to poke fun of it's overuse; for just one example, there exists a(n otherwise unrelated) video that ends with Dolf performing a speech about how the Dolf episode is overused.

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* MemeticMutation: The Dolf four episodes chronicling the National Crow Party and its rise and fall are ''extremely'' popular in Finnish [[WebAnimation/YouTubePoop YouTube poops]], SinäTuubaPaska]] videos, possibly due to the hammy performance of Pekka Autiovuori as Dolf, as well as the general accessibility of the series (it has been uploaded to [=YouTube=] in its entirety). The matter has in fact reached the point they've actually became that the episodes are considered a DiscreditedMeme. This in turn has created resulted in videos that use it them to poke fun of it's their overuse; for just one example, there exists a(n otherwise unrelated) video that ends with Dolf performing a speech about how the Dolf episode is overused.

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In episode 43, sir Poen opposed king Franz's idea of [[spoiler: turning Waterland into a presidential republic]]. Was it because he was worried about the possible larger consequences or the peoples' reactions? Or was he just worried about how would it impact nobles like himself?



* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In episode 43, sir Poen opposed king Franz's idea of [[spoiler: turning Waterland into a presidential republic]]. Was it because he was worried about the possible larger consequences or the peoples' reactions? Or was he just worried about how would it impact nobles like himself?

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* SeasonalRot: Season 2 had more arcs and less continuity than season 1, consisting of random oneshots or two-parters that weren't connected to each other. The animation also got worse towards the end.



* SeasonalRot: Season 2 had more arcs and less continuity than season 1, consisting of random oneshots or two-parters that weren't connected to each other. The animation also got worse towards the end.
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* CompleteMonster: [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Evil Spirit Of Darkness]], from the two-parter "The Strange Bottle" and "Flying Carpet", is an [[JackassGenie evil genie]] who terrorized the land long ago for fun, causing droughts, floods, storms, plagues, and fires, destroying cities and killing many people. After [[GodOfGood The Almighty One]] sealed the spirit [[SealedEvilInACan inside a bottle]], the spirit vowed that when it was freed, it would [[UngratefulBastard kill whoever freed it]] to spite the god who punished it previously, before returning to its homeland to terrorize the people once more. When Dolf and Alfred free the spirit, it tries to eat Alfred despite the fact that he is a child.

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* CompleteMonster: CompleteMonster ("The Strange Bottle" and "Flying Carpet"): [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast The Evil Spirit Of Darkness]], from the two-parter "The Strange Bottle" and "Flying Carpet", Darkness]] is an [[JackassGenie evil genie]] who terrorized the land long ago for fun, causing droughts, floods, storms, plagues, and fires, destroying cities and killing many people. After [[GodOfGood The Almighty One]] sealed the spirit [[SealedEvilInACan inside a bottle]], the spirit vowed that when it was freed, it would [[UngratefulBastard kill whoever freed it]] to spite the god who punished it previously, before returning to its homeland to terrorize the people once more. When Dolf and Alfred free the spirit, it tries to eat Alfred despite the fact that he is a child.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpration: In episode 43, sir Poen opposed king Franz's idea of [[spoiler: turning Waterland into a presidential republic]]. Was it because he was worried about the possible larger consequences or the peoples' reactions? Or was he just worried about how would it impact nobles like himself?

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* AlternateCharacterInterpration: AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In episode 43, sir Poen opposed king Franz's idea of [[spoiler: turning Waterland into a presidential republic]]. Was it because he was worried about the possible larger consequences or the peoples' reactions? Or was he just worried about how would it impact nobles like himself?
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* CouldHaveBeen: There's a drawing by Harald Siepermann which depicts a walrus as something like a merman, with anthropomorphic upper body but a tail instead of legs[[https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/aiMAAOSw5Z1fkCrK/s-l400.jpg]]
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* CouldHaveBeen: There's a drawing by Harald Siepermann which depicts a walrus as something like a merman, with anthropomorphic upper body but a tail instead of legs[[https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/aiMAAOSw5Z1fkCrK/s-l400.jpg]]
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* AlternateCyaracterInterpration: Inbepisode 43, sir Poen opposed king Franz's idea of [[spoiler: turning Waterland into a presidential republic]]. Was it because he was worried about the possible larger consequences or the peoples' reactions? Or was he just worried about how would it impact nobles like himself?

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* AlternateCyaracterInterpration: Inbepisode AlternateCharacterInterpration: In episode 43, sir Poen opposed king Franz's idea of [[spoiler: turning Waterland into a presidential republic]]. Was it because he was worried about the possible larger consequences or the peoples' reactions? Or was he just worried about how would it impact nobles like himself?
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* AlternateCyaracterInterpration: Inbepisode 43, sir Poen opposed king Franz's idea of [[spoiler: turning Waterland into a presidential republic]]. Was it because he was worried about the possible larger consequences or the peoples' reactions? Or was he just worried about how would it impact nobles like himself?

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