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Honestly, I promise to stop spamming with these silly cartoons, or at least try to. But I'll remember another childhood favorite.
I watched everything countless times, except for the later series about hockey, which seemed somewhat derivative to me – probably because of the reappearance of the villain and the fact that the main trio somehow got lost (although they also got lost in the football episode, but there they managed to pull it off thanks to the national flavor).
+ Fun, stylish, beautiful, expressive, with a bright national flavor and likable characters.
- Hmm, someone might criticize the fact that none of the characters say a single word throughout the cartoon; at best, they let the off-screen narrator speak. Although this bothered me as a child, I still adore this cartoon.
= 10/10. It doesn't evoke the same level of delight as the three timeless classics mentioned above, but it's still awesome. The main highlight, as I see it, is the portrayal of different countries and nations, as well as the emphasis on simple Cossack ingenuity and youthful daring.
By the way, the main characters have names, and I only learned about this recently; all my life, they were just "Shorty" (or "Low"), "Tall," and "Big" (or "Fat") to me, haha.
I watched everything countless times, except for the later series about hockey, which seemed somewhat derivative to me – probably because of the reappearance of the villain and the fact that the main trio somehow got lost (although they also got lost in the football episode, but there they managed to pull it off thanks to the national flavor).
+ Fun, stylish, beautiful, expressive, with a bright national flavor and likable characters.
- Hmm, someone might criticize the fact that none of the characters say a single word throughout the cartoon; at best, they let the off-screen narrator speak. Although this bothered me as a child, I still adore this cartoon.
= 10/10. It doesn't evoke the same level of delight as the three timeless classics mentioned above, but it's still awesome. The main highlight, as I see it, is the portrayal of different countries and nations, as well as the emphasis on simple Cossack ingenuity and youthful daring.
By the way, the main characters have names, and I only learned about this recently; all my life, they were just "Shorty" (or "Low"), "Tall," and "Big" (or "Fat") to me, haha.
А, вот почему.
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕
🏹🎪+⛓️♿=💕