  It is known that strongly involutive polyhedra are closely related to
self-dual maps where the antipodal function acts as duality isomorphism. Such a
family of polyhedra appears in different combinatorial, topological and
geometric contexts, and is thus attractive to be studied. In this note, we
determine the 10 antipodal pairings among the classification of the 24
self-dual pairings $Dual(G)\rhd Aut(G)$ of self-dual maps G. We also present
the orbifold associated to each antipodal pairing and describe explicitly the
corresponding fundamental regions. We finally explain how to construct two
infinite families of strongly involutive polyhedra (one of them new) by using
their doodles and the action of the corresponding orbifolds.
