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This Nicholalala episode was inspired by Lunar New Year.
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(All Nicholalala episodes have some basis in fact, but I blur reality and imagination. Wild boars did really destroy part of one of the burial mounds and previously squirrels were hiding their nuts in one).
Dokkaebis can be really big and scary looking, but I think our the village dokkaebi is adorable.
This is part three in this mini story within the Nicholalala webtoon.
Part one and Part two is here.
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Are you scared of swimming in the ocean? We’ve been doing a lot of it recently.
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Wombats are one of my favourite Australian animals. You’ll have to read the episode to find out the interesting way they deal with intruders in their burrows.
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