Why is it “Wheres waldo” in America, but “Where’s Wally” in England. WHO came up with the name first? Why’d they change it in the other country? can we as English speaking countries not pronounce both names?

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2 小時內	Claire Jeffrey jeffersadventures	Published in 1987 by British illustrator Martin Handford publishers decided to give Wally more local and familiar names around the world. So Waldo in the US, Holger in Denmark, Charlie in France and Walter in Germany.