The previous one was sunk, but we do have stuff to share and discuss, aren't we, Sup Forumsmrades?
I can't believe that we didn't even mention Cheburashka there. Let's fix it:
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Previous one:
Eastern Europe Animation thread
Ian Gonzalez
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Aiden Reyes
Last thread was a smashing success, thanks for making a new one. I'm not familiar with any other eastern european animation right now, but I wish eastern europe animation luck to be a success.
Lincoln Peterson
Pilot Brothers were mentioned, but very briefly - and withouts the shorts that continued the cartoon, or MTV musc video (featuring Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles). Contrybootin':
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Plus, there was several vidya, social advertising and 3D TV show.
Joshua Cook
Reksio is underrated.
Charles Powell
I loved studio Pilot's political satire stuff.
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Or just simple comfy stuff like this
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>inb4 bad CGI
It's early 00s and made in Russia.
I realize that I'm mostly posting this for Russians and Russian speakers. I wish those videos had English subs, but alas
Ryder Stewart
Evan Parker
Eeeeey
I remember him
He was alright
Czech, or Polish?
TVS's Celsius and Fahrenheit were good too.
>inb4 bad CGI
They were daily, and for dailies, it was bretty gut.
David Baker
Eastern European Animation is fairly niche and there is enough material to talk about it daily, we should have this threads a regular thing on Sup Forums
Zachary Williams
Polish.
Speaking of Polish cartoons about dogs, what was the name of the one with a black and white dogs? I remember some of it but I was too young to remember more details.
Joshua Gutierrez
Damn it, i definitely saw it, but can't remember the name too.
But "black and white" made me remember one other thing:
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Logan Evans
Rectifying the lack of ourguy Gustavus from the previous two threads.
Connor Martinez
What do you guys think of smeshariki? It was called kikoriki in the US and other english speaking nations. From what I heard, they had nearly unlimited freedom to do whatever what they wanted and they did a great job.
Jordan Lopez
This is funny until you realise that you are laughing at yourself.
We had a cartoon that started like that in the SU, it was called "A story of one crime". Animated Falling down, basically.
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Xavier Diaz
>I am Gustavus's self confidense
Nathaniel Kelly
It's pretty damn good for a kids cartoon and at times tackles more mature themes without going overboard with preachiness.
Definitely one of the only good things to come out of modern mainstream Russian animation.
Xavier Williams
A lot of these are
Kevin Thomas
Is there anything else currently being made that's worth checking out?
William Reed
For kikoriki, they still make movies for it every few years.
Christopher Lee
Three bogatyrs got new movies almost regularily, Baba Yaga looked somewhat promising, Fiksiki are going well (but they are educational series for children). Sadko, sadly, looks like early 2000s cartoon meets Gungan city from Phantom menace.
Remember the talk about Volkov's retelling of the Wizard of OZ? The second book got an adaptation by Melnitsa (didn't watch it yet).
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What i always liked about the book is the conspiracy theory about how, it being made at the times of stat antisemitism, supposedly has antisemitic bias - cause Urfin Jus sounds just like Orphan Jews (soviets didn't like "cosmopolites without sence of motherland") and he is a bad guy. And in the sequel he, still being a bad guy, becomes the fire god of Marrans - spanish jews turned christian. Guys who made that up (or did they?) also invented the theory that Astrid Lindgren's Karlsson is a homage to Hermann Hoering.
Speaking of which - Karlsson is one of the top soviet cartoons too.
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(that's the only subbed version i can find)
>bonus
Tyler Durden who lives at the roof:
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Noah Sanchez
It was really, really good cartoon for children and adults alike.
HOWEVER
If you want some adult-only material, you should check out independent youtube series from mult.ru - Masyanya (started in 2001, was in hiatus, renewed then) and, that being in my opinion much better (shorter though - it has only 20-something episodes) BO's little shop. Subs included.
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Blake Thompson
A few old shorts by the guy who made Son of the White Mare and The Tragedy of Man, just to bump the thread.
Inauguration:
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Prometheus:
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The Struggle:
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Logan Turner
Thanks
Ethan Parker
What did Russia think of disney way back when stuff like snow white or pinocchio was released?