Hurvínek wooden legs 20 cm

Considering Hurvínek is similar to Spejbl - it is a eared stick figure in clogs. Unlike Spejbl, he has a tuft of hair and a puppet can move his eyes.

He was originally dressed in a nightgown, and later his basic garment changed several times until he settled on a contemporary white shirt and shorts with braces. Hurvínek is a mischievous Spejbl's son. In the concept of Skupa, the essence of most games consisted in the fact that the naive and Hurvínek's oblivious Spejbl got into trouble because of his stupidity and Hurvínek freed him from his ambush with his fox.

Later, in II. sv.v. he started to give Skupa a more serious character to his plays, and Spejbl became a worried father who was worried about Hurvínek. Kirschner then began to move their relationship to a level where Spejbl is a rather confused, but authoritative father, and Hurvínek his whimper and rogue son. Subsequently, she becomes a villainous friend of Máňa who makes fun of a silly father.