PatchogLong

PatchogLong is a fictional character from the *Patchog* series of animated films and television specials, created by French animator and filmmaker Jean Image. The series follows the adventures of Patchog, a small, round, and somewhat clumsy creature with a distinctive appearance, and his friends as they navigate various fantastical and often surreal worlds. PatchogLong is one of the recurring characters in the series, distinguished by his elongated, almost serpentine body and a friendly demeanor.

PatchogLong first appeared in the 1981 animated film *Patchog*, where he serves as one of the main companions to Patchog. His design contrasts with the round, compact form of Patchog, giving him a unique and memorable look. Throughout the series, PatchogLong is portrayed as a gentle and loyal figure, often helping Patchog and his friends in their quests. His elongated body allows him to move through tight spaces and navigate obstacles that others might find difficult.

The character appears in multiple entries of the *Patchog* franchise, including the 1983 film *Patchog et le Grand Méchant Loup* (*Patchog and the Big Bad Wolf*) and the 1985 special *Patchog et les Fantômes* (*Patchog and the Ghosts*). In these stories, PatchogLong’s role typically involves assisting the group in overcoming challenges, whether through his agility or his ability to communicate with other creatures. His presence adds a sense of whimsy and adventure to the series, reinforcing the lighthearted and imaginative tone of the *Patchog* universe.

PatchogLong’s design and personality have made him a fan-favorite character, contributing to the series’ enduring appeal. The *Patchog* franchise, as a whole, is known for its playful storytelling and vibrant animation, and PatchogLong remains a key part of that legacy. While the series is primarily aimed at a young audience, its charm and creativity have also resonated with older viewers.