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Kajko i Kokosz : ウィキペディア英語版
Kajko i Kokosz

Kajko i Kokosz (Kajko and Kokosz) is a notable comic book series by Janusz Christa, published in Poland between the 1970s and 1980s. It is centred on a story of two Slavic warriors named Kajko and Kokosz, loosely resembling both Asterix and Obelix, as well as two personalities from Christa's earlier series on Kajtek i Koko (set in contemporary and science-fiction background). The series consists of 20 volumes, as well as a number of shorter stories published in various magazines. In 2006 a short animated 3D movie was made.
The series was largely popular in Poland and has been re-edited several times. It was also the basis of several computer games. Recently, several volumes were translated into other languages including Kashubian and Silesian, as well as a dialect used by highlanders from Podhale.
Main characters in the series include castellan Mirmił, hypochondriac ruler of the village of Mirmiłowo, where Kajko and Kokosz serve as warriors; Lubawa, dominating wife of Mirmił; small dragon Miluś; benevolent witch Jaga; her husband, the good bandit Łamignat (''Bonebreaker''), and the antagonists of the series: military knight order of Zbójcerze (''Banditknights''), based on the Teutonic Knights, led by Hegemon, with his second in command, Hitler-like Kapral (''Corporal'') and Schweik-like Oferma (''Loser'').
The stories are written in tongue-in-cheek manner and contain light satirical elements, usually puns concerning reality of living in Communist-ruled Poland with characters sometimes mentioning labour unions, bureaucracy, commodity shortages and similar themes.
==Albums in the series==

* ''Złoty puchar'' ("The Golden Chalice") (3 parts) - also known as ''Złote prosię'' ("The Golden Pig")
* ''Szranki i konkury'' (3 parts) ("The Tournaments")
* ''Woje Mirmiła'' (3 parts) ("Mirmił's Warriors")
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* continued in ''Rozprawa z Dajmiechem'' ("The Battle with Dajmiech")
* ''Szkoła latania'' ("The Flight School")
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* ''Szkoła furganio'' (Silesian edition)
* ''Wielki turniej'' ("The Great Tournament")
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* ''Ogromniasto gońba'' (highlander dialect edition)
* ''Na wczasach'' ("On Holidays")
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* ''Na latowisku'' (Cassubian edition)
* ''Zamach na Milusia'' ("The Attempt on Miluś")
* ''Skarby Mirmiła'' ("The Treasures of Mirmił)
* ''Cudowny lek'' ("The Miraculous Cure")
* ''Festiwal czarownic'' ("The Witch Festival")
* ''Dzień Śmiechały'' ("The Day of Laughter")
* ''W krainie borostworów'' ("The Land of Forestlings")
* ''Mirmił w opałach'' ("Mirmił in Trouble")
* ''Urodziny Milusia'' ("The Birthday of Miluś") - this book is a set of short stories some set before events in "Cudowny lek".

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