Ogglies up close: In "krötig," the children's book world is now immersive

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Olchis hautnah: In „krötig" wird die Kinderbuchwelt jetzt immersiv.

Imagine standing in the middle of Schmuddelfingen, smelling the typical Oggly scent (in other words: yuck, but somehow cozy) and being able to go on the hunt for tasty stinky socks yourself. Sounds like a children's birthday party of a rather different kind? That's exactly what the new experience world "krötig" promises, which is now opening all around the Ogglies.

The green Ogglies are almost impossible to imagine out of German children's rooms. They were invented in 1990 by Erhard Dietl — and since then they have accompanied a whole generation with mud puddles, stinky socks and the motto "With you, nowhere is lovelier than with us." Their trademark: they are green, smelly and in a good mood.

Now, according to the available reporting, you can no longer just dive into the books, but actively plunge into the Oggly world yourself. Sounds like playtime fun at first glance — yet where exactly the experience world is located, how it is set up, and what admission costs remains open in the available reports.

What is "krötig"?

"krötig" is, according to the reports, an immersive experience world all about the Ogglies. "Immersive" here does not mean: just watch. On the contrary — you're meant to move, join in, dive in. Exactly how the stations look, what tasks await you, and whether you'll end up bringing mud home on your shoes, the available sources do not report.

What you should bring with you

Anyone who knows the Ogglies knows: this isn't about polish and perfect manners, but about mud, silliness and a big helping of chaos. Exactly this spirit, according to the reports, is also waiting for visitors in "krötig." For families with children who have already worked their way through all the Oggly books, the visit could thus become a live extension of a favorite book. Concrete tips on directions, opening hours or ticket prices, however, are searched for in vain in the reports.

If you've only known Erhard Dietl's Ogglies from the bookshelf so far, "krötig" is a reason to try out the children's book experience in real life for once. We don't know any more from the current reporting, though — here, patience is required until further details follow.