Draft:Mecki (character)

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Mecki is a fictional character who originally came from a puppet film by the Diehl brothers, and later became the mascot of the magazine Hörzu as a comic figure. The hedgehog owes its name to the former editor-in-chief of Hörzu, Eduard Rhein. The editorial sigil gave the name of the Mecki hairstyle.^[1]

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^ "Mecki und die Zigeuner". www.tagesspiegel.de. Retrieved August 10, 2021.