Mr. Sneeze
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Book No.
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5 (UK and US)
45 (France) |
Release Date
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August 10, 1971
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Preceded by
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First appearance
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Mr. Sneeze is the fifth book in the Mr. Men series by Roger Hargreaves.
About him[]
- Colour: Dark blue
- Shape: Star-shaped
- Gender: Male
- Personality: Sneezy, freezing, cold, miserable, shivering, feverish
- Hair: None
- Relatives: None
- Hometown: Shivertown, Coldland
- Job: Sneezing and getting sick
- Features: No arms and sclera
- Voice Actors: Arthur Lowe (1975-1978), Gordon Peters (Mr. Men and Little Miss, UK), possibly Len Carlson (Mr. Men and Little Miss, US), Chen Hagai (Mr. Men and Little Miss, Hebrew dub)
Story[]
Mr. Sneeze lives in Shivertown, the capital of Coldland, where everybody has a red nose from all the sneezing. Mr. Sneeze doesn't like sneezing all the time, and makes a long journey to help him stop sneezing. He meets a wizard to which he explains the story. The wizard teleports the two to Coldland, and the wizard uses his magic to warm up the place. Nobody has red noses anymore, not even Mr. Sneeze.
Trivia[]
- His only speaking role in the 1995 series was in the episode Mr. Bump Has an Accident.
- He may have a severely bad cold or pneumonia.
- His possible catchphrases are, "Atishoo!" and "I don't like all this sneezing!"
- He was the only character in the original series to have sclera in his eyes instead of black and oval ones.
- He is also the only character with no visible arms.
- However, he was seen with fingers in the The Mr. Men Annual No. 2 (1981).
- He was the only star shaped character in the original series.
- Whatever design he has at the time changes the amount of spikes on his body.
- At two points of his story, his nose became dark blue like him after he stopped sneezing.
- Even though he only has a red nose when the weather is cold in his story and Mr. Sneeze and his Allergies, in other stories his nose is red regardless of the weather.
- His sneezes appear to be weaker than Mr. Stubborn's sneezes, as shown in the Mr. Men Show episode "Sneezes and Hiccups".
- His design looks very similar to one of 'The Miseries', characters Roger Hargreaves had made for Askit Powders.
Counterparts[]
See Counterparts Wiki.
International publications & translations[]
Mr. Sneeze appears under the titles
- Monsieur Atchoum (French)
- Il Sig. Et-cium! (Italian)
- Senhor Espirro (Portuguese)
- ハクションくん (Hakushon-Kun; Japanese, 1976)
- くしゃみくん (Kushami-kun; Japanese, 2018)
- Meneer Hatsjie (Dutch, 1976)
- Meneertje Hatsjoe (Dutch, 1986)
- מר אפצ'י (Mar Ap'chi; Hebrew)
- Mr. Tisian (Welsh)
- Gubben Attschoo (Swedish)
- Fætter Nys (Danish)
- Unser Herr Hatschi (German)
- Herr Atscho (Norwegian)
- Mr. Brillante (Chilean Spanish)
- Don Estornudo (Castilian Spanish)
- Ο Κύριος Συναχούλης (O Kýrios Sinachoulis; Greek)
- 噴嚏先生 (Pēntì Xiānshēng; Taiwan)
- Herra Hnerri (Icelandic)
- 재채기씨 (Jaechaegi-ssi; Korean)
- أستاذ عطسان (ʾUstāḏ ʿAṭšān; Arabic)
- Господин Кијавко (Gospodin Kijavko; Serbian)
- 喷嚏先生 (Pēntì Xiānshēng; China)
- آقای عطسه ای (Âqâ-ye 'Atse-ây; Persian, Avae Andisheh)
- آقا عطسه ای (Âqâ 'Atse-ây; Persian, Ghadiyani)
- Bay Hapşırık (Turkish)
- Pan Kichaczek (Polish)
List of characters[]
This is a list of Mr. Men, Little Miss and other special characters that appear in this book.
Title character other appearances[]
Books[]
- Mr. Clever
- Little Miss Stubborn
- Little Miss Sparkle
- Mr. Men on Holiday (1976)
- The Mr. Men Christmas (1977)
- Little Miss Bossy and the Magic Word
- Little Miss Trouble and the Mermaid
- Mr. Funny and the Magic Lamp
- Mr. Christmas (only in the 1984 version)
- Mr. Moustache
- Mr. Sneeze and his Allergies
- Mr. Daydream and the Big Splash
- Little Miss Princess and the Very Special Party
- Mr. Men - The New Pet
- Mr. Men - Adventure in Magicland
- Mr. Men - Adventure with Superheroes
- Mr. Men: Meet Father Christmas
- Mr. Mischief and the Leprechaun
- Mr. Men Little Miss - go to the Doctor
- My First Mr. Men Shapes
Television series[]
- Mr. Sneeze (TV) (debut)
- Mr. Uppity (TV) (cameo)
- The Christmas Rescue (TV) (cameo)
- The Great Alphabet Hunt (TV) (cameo) (intro only)
- Mr. Mischief is Caught at his Own Game (TV) (mentioned)
- What a Choice for Little Miss Fickle (TV) (cameo)
- Mr. Noisy the Music Man (TV) (cameo)
- Little Miss Bossy Has a Busy Day (TV) (cameo)
- Mr. Bump Has an Accident (TV) (first and final speaking appearance)
- The Christmas Letter (TV) (singing cameo)
Mr. Men Little Miss / ミスタ一メン リトルミス[]
Gallery[]
External links[]
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