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Ot el bruixot

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Plot and characters
History
The stories of Ot, el bruixot
Published titles
Other adaptations
References

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Ot el bruixot (Ot the warlock) is a comic strip created by Picanyol in 1971, and his most popular. It typically includes a few (one to five) panels, and a simple joke premised on Ot's use of magic. Text only appears when the strip's characters can read it, or as an onomatopoeia, such as to indicate a spell has been cast.

Plot and characters

The main character is Ot, a wizard dressed in black, who fixes problems with his magic. Sometimes, his magic serves to help others, but it is often used instead to prank other people (especially characters who are rich, strong, or powerful).

Other recurring characters include:

The owl: typically an observer of the comic's goings-on, but sometimes the butt of Ot's pranks.
Ot's wife, Berta: egocentric and tempremental, she is always demanding he do things for her, and often ends up chasing him with a broom to hit him over the head with. She has no powers.
A policeman: often chases Ot because of his tricks, but never catches him.
The thief: always trying to steal something from Ot's house or from another place, but Ot or his wife are always there to stop him.
The castaway: he is always on a tiny island wishing for something, which Ot gives him as he flies by on his broom.

Many of the characters dress in an antiquated manner, but references to the modern world often appear. These don't have to be considered as anachronisms if one considers that Ot has the ability to time travel.

History

The character Ot appeared for the first time in the double number 215/216 of Cavall Fort, a Catalan-language children's magazine, in 1971. The strip has appeared uninterruptedly in the magazine ever since.

In celebration of the 40-year anniversary of the character in 2009, Norma Editorial published the first of three volumes of the strip's comics.^[1] The publishers continued to publish volumes through 2011, with the intention of collecting all the comic strips of Ot.^[2]

The stories of Ot, el bruixot

Other stories featuring Ot include a number of collections published by the Editorial Pirene in both Catalan and Spanish, as well as a collection called Ot, el bruixot published by the Editorial La Galera. Edicions Baula has also published non-comedic children's stories in Catalan, with Ot as the protagonist.

Published titles

La capa màgica de l'Ot ("Ot's Magic Cape");
L'Ot i la pluja ("Ot and the Rain");
L'Ot llegeix un conte ("Ot Reads a Story");
El drac de l'Ot ("Ot's Dragon");
L'Ot fa una broma ("Ot Makes a Joke");
El borinot ("The Bumblebee").

Other adaptations

Ot has been adapted into a puppet, and was also the orptagonist of "Otijocs"", a computer game produced by Multimedia Barcelona.^[3]

In the municipality of Moià, the hometown of Picanyol, there is a monument devoted to Ot.

References

1. ^Picanyol Ot, el bruixot.3 vol. Barcelona: Norma 2009-2011 vol.1: 9788498476149, vol.2: 9788467900958, vol.3: 9788467904888
2. ^Picanyol Ot, el bruixot.3 vol.
3. ^{{cite web|url=http://bcnmultimedia.cat/wwwbm/?lang=es|publisher=Multimedia Barcelona|accessdate=14 April 2018}}

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