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Everyone else trying to watch Swan Lake:

@shesmyevangeline @wisdomsdauqhter @pinkelotjeart @batskye27 dank jullie voor de verzoekjessss!!! 🫶🩷🩷🩷

I’ve also found screenshots of Appie where he took this teddy bear and put it in the front pocket of his army vest for comfort whenever he feels stressed. But these pictures show that the eyes of the teddy bear are slightly closer together compared to those of the BLUND teddy bear which could mean that this is actually not the teddy bear from IKEA:

On the topic of stuffed animals, here are some other noteworthy stuffed animals featured in HHA 😊:

The green stuffed rabbit toy plays a big part in the beginning of the series when Joyce disappears and Nienke has just arrived in HHA. Patricia says that the rabbit is Joyce’s favorite stuffed animal after which Victor confiscates it and then burns it. Later in the series when Joyce is back in HHA, she can be seen sleeping with a stuffed dog toy in different episodes.

In Nienke’s case, there is mention of a white stuffed rabbit toy in the HHA books named Noek. This rabbit toy plays a big part in the books for Nienke because it’s her favorite stuffed animal that she got from her parents and she always sleeps with it and uses it for comfort. But in the series, this rabbit toy doesn’t exist, although she does have a lot of other stuffed animals. One of them is her teddy bear named Melchior which she at one point hides one of the papyrus riddles in. Melchior is also mentioned in the books. The only person besides Joyce who actually does have a rabbit stuffed animal in the series is Noa. In one episode she tells Jeroen that she named this rabbit toy Beauty and she always sleeps with it.

Lastly, there are Amber’s “secret” stuffed animals. In the books she mentiones that she has a secret stuffed animal called Peer (literally translated as Pear in English) that she always carries in her bag wherever she goes. There is one scene in the series where you can see amber playing with a little stuffed toy in class, but she never metions Peer in the tv series. In season 4 of the tv series, Amber can be seen sleeping with a white stuffed sheep toy. This sheep toy can also be seen in other episodes.

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I have this theory that for the character design of Noa van Rijn in Het Huis Anubis a lot of inspiration was taken from the actual real life last official Princess of Egypt.

First, near the end of season 2 it is mentioned by Raven that Noa's actual name is "Princess Fazia" (or maybe Fawzia because in the show it is never explained how the name is actually spelled). This made me curious so I googled "last princess of Egypt" and apparently the actual real life last princess of Egypt was Princess Fawzia of Egypt (5 November 1921 – 2 July 2013):

Princess Fawzia of Egypt was the daughter of King Fuad I of Egypt and his second wife Nazli Sabri. (Also, Nazli's last name Sabri could possibly be the inspiration for Mara's last name in the series as she was supposed to be the last descendant of the Royal Egyptian bloodline and thus the chosen one before she was written out of the series because she wanted to start her studies, after which Noa was introduced in the series).

And second, Noa has a preference for vintage things and has a style that is especially influenced by 1950s fashion. For some reason when I watched the show as a kid and as a teen, this just always felt a little out of place for me compared to how the other characters in the series were dressed. I get that some people really like to dress in vintage fashion and I love seeing it, but I never understood why Noa wore fashion mostly influenced by the 1950s. Especially when it comes to historical references in the show, the focus is mostly on Ancient Egypt and the Edwardian era (the last is the era of when the tomb of Tutankhamun was discovered and also when the Winsbrugge-Hennegouwen's lived). But if the inspiration for Noa's character is the real life Princess Fawzia of Egypt her fashion style makes suddenly way more sense. Princess Fawzia of Egypt was in her twenties and thirties during the 1940s and 1950s and on photo's that were taken during that time she can be seen dressed in clothes that were fashionable back then including sometimes wearing a flower in her hair (which is also one of Noa's favorite hair accessories to wear in the series). On top of that, 1952 was the year the monarchy in Egypt was overthrown which could be an allusion in Noa's character design that it was the last moment Egypt had an actual princess.

I had to include this screenshot of Noa from the movie Anubis en het Pad der 7 Zonden because even though the hair and clothes are loosely inspired by Medieval fashion in this movie, Noa has never looked more like the real life Princess Fawzia of Egypt in the entire series of Het Huis Anubis than she does here:

he could’ve just done it in another handwriting, or print it out. but no, he chose to do some arts and crafts😭 i just imagine him being in his silly little castle like