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what the vuk
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Love the description.
And the art, of course!
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Vuk has no idea what's really going on...
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Hinrik: I got amnesia over here
Vuk: then how do you know that you got amnesia
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this is the best introduction I've seen so far xDD
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Those expressions - just perfect xD. And Vuk is a great name
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Which book is there a fox named Vuk?
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Well, ''Vuk''.
I have no idea how to write the author's name properly, so I won't even try, but it's originally from some eastern (?) European country, then translated into other languages.
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Yay, thanks for clarifying! It's also amazing to find fellow Vuk fans!
It was also one of my 1st favorite books (because I never had just one first) and it still is!
Animation film? Well, not so much. The exact opposite in fact. I have a story about it. I was super excited when I saw the DVD in a shop and without much thought used all the pocket money I had to buy it (back then it was a big deal in early 2000s) because although I hated the book illustrations (they were ugly) and I suspected the animation might use similar repulsive style, I was really excited because I thought it would include my favorite scene, the one where Vuk's parents fight and die. Instead, IT DIDN'T. It just cut to black. When I saw that I instantly turned it off got rid of the disc (I either gifted it away or destroyed it, I don't remember anymore, it might have been the latter actually) never actually watching the rest of that animated abomination for which I had burned a lot of money (well it actually was close to nothing(about 20$ nowadays money I think), but it felt like huge deal for a kid, who usually doesn't get any pocket money at all (now I don't understand why I never just asked my parents to buy it for me, as they would have haha)).
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Nah, It's okay! I was sharing this as a funny experience story (well, it wasn't funny THEN, but it is now 
Oops, sorry. I had forgotten it was Hungarian (the book description said that, but I haven't reread it inΒ some years) when I wrote the comment. I've been to Hungaria and I know it's definitely Central European! I absolutely know the feeling when someone mistakenly says your birth country is Eastern European. I have the same problem. I was born in Latvia, a North European country, but people keep mistaking it for East Europe. Dx
Ah, is that true? Then Vuk means fox in some different language, because I remember reading about it and I thought that must have been where the book Vuk got that name. I should probably try to find what was the language.
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Uuh, I don't understand what you mean... The main character is named Vuk in all versions, regardless. I was just saying that the word ''vuk'' means fox in some other language, which I previously thought to be Hungarian, but then you explained it's not Hungarian, so it must be another one.
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don't know it from any book, i just like it cause it sounds like 'fuck'Β
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Oh.
That's a bit weird reasoning, but ok xD
''Vuk'' means fox in that language.
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JAJAKAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA XD
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βI just like it cause it sounds like fuckβ -Aru 2020
This is quite of the month.
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It's early yet, they may give an even better quote.
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It's like the start of a new Pokemon game where Oak asks you what the name of his own grandson is.
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im guessing hinrik is pronounced hinREEK, and vuk is like VUCK maybe? idk lol but im loving their dynamic already
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