Why Dora asks questions about places all the time? She must be short-sighted, that's why.
The movie implies she is either a YouTuber or a streamer, so that's her way to interact with her public.
The Spanish word for 'computer' is la computadora. What is Dora? She's a computer game character. Her name is a shortened form of 'computer' in Spanish.
Also, the Spanish word for a female explorer is "exploradora". And one can only guess why.
Swiper is a thief. Why? Because in real life, foxes can be real kleptomaniacs as a result of their city invasion. As detailed in the book The Hidden World of the Fox, there have been instances of them stealing from clotheslines, a birdhouse full of peanuts, and even the author's toy dinosaur.
If everything happening in Dora's Christmas Carol Adventure is from a tale being told to us by Santa Claus, then presumably it already happened. So why do Dora and her friends need our help?
it also happens in many of the flashback episodes in this show, weird.
It could be that when it did happen, Dora got our help and that is just what they were remembering.
In Dora's Christmas Carol Adventure, the elderly Swiper is a curmudgeon who always litters. So why does he keep a recycling bin right in front of the door to his castle?
He's an old man at the timeline, Do you think old, senile people can remember where they left their dentures they swiped?
As well in Dora's Christmas Carol Adventure, the old Swiper is mean, harsh and bitter, and doesn't know the true meaning of Christmas, which would be confusing since at the end of the episode Swiper learns the true meaning of Christmas, so shouldn't Swiper in the future already know the meaning of Christmas? and not swipe on Christmas?
No, because they were in an alternate timeline. That's how it always is with these type of time-travel stories.
Boots is a monkey. If you had prehensile toes, would you wear boots?
According to his Image Song they help him swing from tree to tree....what?
In Dora's universe, it's been shown that when a robber comes to swipe your stuff the way to make them leave is to say "Swiper, No Swiping!" However, if a kid in real life during a situation like that said that to the robber, well... let's just say little Billy or little Suzy probably won't see the light of day again.
Well, it only works on Swiper, and only because he plays by certain rules. This is mentioned explicitly in Dora's Christmas Carol Adventure, as the bad-future Swiper no longer plays by those rules.
Dora was seconds away from losing Boots forever to the witch's curse. What would have happened when Boots' family found out that he was permanently stuck in what was essentially a coma, and that Dora failed to save him?
