Usavich is a series of animated films about two imprisoned rabbits in a Russian jail. I stumbled upon it while lurking around on YouTube and it made me laugh so hard. It is especially funny when the green rabbit make the “woo oh oh” sound when he’s scared. For the first half of all the 23 volumes that I have compiled, the first half is showing the prison life of the rabbits—while the other half is showing them escaping from the jail.
You just gotta watch this..
Volume 1~5
Volume 6~10
Volume 11~15
Volume 16~20
Volume 21~26
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21-23, My favorite of all. Really funny…Make my day…
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[...] Via: Vincent Chow [...]
This is THE funniest cartoon series I have ever experienced!
All the best things come from Japan, I always knew that.
All 26 Episodes are available on YouTube, just search for Usavich.
Most of the best ones are in the blocks of 5.
The bunny in red stripes is called Kirinenko, he is a Mafioso who killed his own
brother. He is calm but ruthless. Anyone who disturbs his lifestyle will be punished
severely. The guy in the Green strip is called Putin, happy but silly. Likes pleasure,
but always gets in trouble.
The frog is called Leningrad, and the transvestite chicken is Komanechi.
2 policeman chasing Kirinenko and Putin are called Boris and Copuchief. One is an
excellent shooter, the other one drives like no-one.
The green car is famous Moskvitch 407, classis car from USSR. All other cars are
Lada’s, newer model is still in production.
The white and blue armoured vehicle is BA-20, the tank is KV-1, both are taken from
the 2nd WW times.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usavich
The best episodes are 5 and 18.
All the action happens in GULAG in 1961. If you don’t know what GULAG is you must be
from the US - do yourself a favour, check out Wikipedia.
Anyone can read Japanese using Google Translate website.
I can hardly wait for more series from Kanaban Graphics!
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combining 3D animation and 2D illustration is pure genius by Satoshi Tomioka
http://japansugoi.com/wordpress/usavich-mtv-japan/
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