de Masseur nue" ("I'll give you a nude photo of Masseur") as "Je te donnerai une photo de ma sœur nue" "I'll give you a nude photo of my sister". André-Baptiste Depérinconu - The secret son of the abbot? In any case, he copies him in everything. Word play on French "de père inconnu", "of unknown father". Marine (who prefers to be called Mandarine) from "My Treasure Island" The adults Mr. Mégot - The gym teacher, always trying to organize original sporting events that always end in disaster. Drinks and smokes a lot. "Mégot" is French for a cigarette butt. Abbot Langelusse - He always has ideas to pray God's glory and save the souls of his flock, which usually also end in disaster. A word play on angelus. Miss Claudia Chiffre - The math teacher. "Chiffre" is French for digit and an obvious play on the name Claudia Schiffer. Melchior Dugenou - A timid teacher with big glasses and the boyfriend of Miss Chiffre, which nobody understands why. He is a good head shorter than his girlfriend, Miss Chiffre. Pépé Spirou - Spirou's grandfather and his favourite adult. At his age, he is not much wiser than his grandson. He also wears the family's trademark red outfit. Mrs. Gourmandine - Pépé's girlfriend. Mrs. Spirou - Spirou's mother, dressed in a female version of her son's red outfit. Mr. Spirou - Spirou's father, dressed in the standard bellboy outfit. He appears seldom in the series and his face is never seen. Tome claims that this was because he would have looked too much like the adult Spirou. Tome also claims that he did not know his own father well and that he lacked "emotional documentation on the subject". Albums Like the main series, these albums are published by Dupuis. Dis bonjour à la dame (Say hello to the lady, 1990) Tu veux mon doigt? (Do you want my finger?, 1991)Mais qu'est-ce que tu fabriques? (What are you doing?, 1992)C'est pour ton bien (It's for your own good, 1994)"Merci" qui? ("Thanks" to whom?, 1994)N'oublie pas ta capuche! (Don't forget your hood!, 1996)Demande à ton père! (Ask your father!) (1997)T'as qu'à t'retenir! (Just hold it [pee] in) (1999)C'est pas de ton âge! (That's not something for your age!, 2000)Tu comprendras quand tu s'ras grand! (You'll understand when you'll grow up, 2001)Tu ne s'ras jamais grand! (You'll never grow up!, 2003)C'est du joli!