Karkour the Mischievous Chicken (Tomorrow's Pioneers)

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Karkour the Mischievous Chicken If he was an actual chicken, you'd wanna travel all the way to Gaza just to make him into fried chicken and sell him at KFC! Gender: Male Type: Evil Rip-off and Bootleg of Foghorn Leghorn and Lottie Dottie Chicken Who Promotes Terrorism Species: Chicken Portrayed by: Mohammed Alareer Status: Deceased Media of origin: Tommorrow's Pioneers

Karkour (كركور) is a costume-based character who appeared in the infamous Palestinian propaganda show Tomorrow's Pioneers. He, along with Farfour, Nahoul, Assoud, and Nassur were widely hated worldwide for several reasons.

لماذا لا يستطيع الذهاب إلى المتجر لشراء بعض الشاي (Why He Can't Go To The Store To Buy Some Tea)

'''Important note: This character is extremely controversial for reasons explained below. No positive pointers/section will be permitted on this page. Anyone on this wiki who attempts to add redeeming qualities will have their edits reverted.'''

1. He is an evil rip-off and bootleg of Foghorn Leghorn and Lottie Dottie Chicken.
2. His design is also very cheaply made (despite being somewhat better than Nassur's).
3. Due to being a costume-based character, Karkour can't even express emotions.
4. Karkour also completely disgraces Foghorn and Lottie Dottie themselves.
5. He, along with the second incarnation of Nahoul, were both played by an actual terrorist.
6. He is nothing more than a symbol of terrorism, which not only make him unlikeable but also tragic (not that we feel bad for him though).
7. His voice is (somehow) worse than Nassur's.

التوافه (Trivia)

• Content on him is hard to find, even harder than the others.
• After Tomorrow's Pioneers got banned in many countries, he became an obscure character.
• His name is similar to Farfour's, but with Ks instead of Fs.

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