#Alfred J.Kwak

[boobachu]

The entire Alfred J. Kwak show is on youtube

Spanish, German, Dutch and English dubs, tho English is missing episode 17, 21 and 33, which 21 is a very important episode does have an english subtitle version on youtube and the end of the episode dubbed in poor quality.

The French, Japanese, Greek, Italian, Hebrew, Arabic, Hungarian, Finnish, Serbian, Polish, Swedish, Icelandic, Chinese, Czech, Romanian, Korean and Norwegian dubs however, are still at large.

In spite of this very internationally significant Japanese animated cartoon based on a Dutch threatre show casting a wide net of dubs, the entire series has never been re-released officially.

Highly recommend, it'd be real cool if this got re-released on BVD in all, fucking 22 languages LOL

Also in Dutch Ollie is a trans man, and in Hebrew he's a woman all the way through so that's interesting to note.

[septembergold]

[princess011298]

Ich wünsche mir weiße Rosen und Blaue Tulpen auf meinem Grab und das ihr mein Lieblingslied spielt "warum bin ich so fröhlich" von Alfred J.Kwak ...

~Me

[modmad]

Have you ever heard of a really old cartoon called Alfred J. Kwak? It centers around ducks and has some pretty mature and political themes. Frankly, I didn't hear about it until just recently but when I saw the ducks I was reminded of you instantly. I saw a few episodes, and it's pretty good. Weird, but good.

anon I grew up watching that toon and lemme tell you for a while I thought it was just a wild fever dream I had when I was very young, but it came back on the tv when I was a little older and watched it all over again and tbh I think it was pretty influential on my viewpoints- not just of the politics it discussed, but of cartoons and cartoon characters being able to be aware of and being used to address very large and serious topics, and arguably sometimes in a more effective way than other mediums! so gosh, yes, I do remember that show

[animatedaf]

For Stacey’s 30th Birthday I booked us a holiday cruise hopping about four places in Europe for a week in September. As subtle clues to the surprise, I drew characters representing each of the countries we will be going to: Tintin (Belgium), Asterix (France), Alfred J.Kwak (the Netherlands) and Schnappi (Germany), and stuck them onto the front of each present. The cruise was finally revealed inside an envelope stuck to the inside of the card.