Räuber Hotzenplotz (played by Nicholas Ofczarek) is a protagonist in The Robber Hotzenplotz.
The cunning forest bandit who steals the grandmother's cherished coffee grinder and sets elaborate traps to catch the children tracking him. Kasperl (played by Hans Marquardt) is a protagonist in The Robber Hotzenplotz.
An inventive young boy and the grandmother's grandson who devises the sand-bait trap to track the bandit. He falls into a pit and gets captured alongside his friend. Seppel (played by Benedikt Jenke) appears in The Robber Hotzenplotz.
Kasperl's resourceful friend who helps construct the tracking trap. He is pepper-sprayed during the mission and captured by the bandit. Großmutter (played by Hedi Kriegeskotte) appears in The Robber Hotzenplotz.
Kasperl's grandmother whose stolen coffee grinder serves as the emotional core and catalyst for the children's adventure into the forest. Polizist Dimpfelmoser (played by Olli Dittrich) appears in The Robber Hotzenplotz.
The local village police officer who is initially doubted by the children for his competence, representing the official law enforcement attempting to handle the bandit.
Character Relationship Map: The Robber Hotzenplotz
The Robber Hotzenplotz (2022) character relationship network mapped with AI analysis. Explore the connections, alliances, and conflicts between characters.
Characters
Räuber Hotzenplotz
(played by Nicholas Ofczarek) — protagonist
The cunning forest bandit who steals the grandmother's cherished coffee grinder and sets elaborate traps to catch the children tracking him.
Kasperl
(played by Hans Marquardt) — protagonist
An inventive young boy and the grandmother's grandson who devises the sand-bait trap to track the bandit. He falls into a pit and gets captured alongside his friend.
Seppel
(played by Benedikt Jenke) — supporting
Kasperl's resourceful friend who helps construct the tracking trap. He is pepper-sprayed during the mission and captured by the bandit.
Großmutter
(played by Hedi Kriegeskotte) — supporting
Kasperl's grandmother whose stolen coffee grinder serves as the emotional core and catalyst for the children's adventure into the forest.
Polizist Dimpfelmoser
(played by Olli Dittrich) — supporting
The local village police officer who is initially doubted by the children for his competence, representing the official law enforcement attempting to handle the bandit.
