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USSR cartoon wolves chart
Another chart I made especially for wolves from USSR cartoons. I decided to not include them in my main chart of favorite characters because calling some of these guys "favorite" is quite a stretch, many of them are very minor characters who appeared in single short cartoons for just few minutes, it's more just an investigation of what we had back then. Not gonna lie of course that I wish to draw sexy art with every each of them anyway.
Some of the characters are from cartoons made after Soviet Union collapse in 1991 but still before new millennium and since their style is nearly impossible to distinguish from cartoons officially made in USSR I still treat them as USSR cartoons.
This time I made a list of cartoons these characters are from, my main charts of favorite characters don't have it for now. I could paste links to every each cartoon but they always get deleted from YouTube and then reupload again so it's better to leave original Russian names to avoid dead links. English names wont work but if you copy Russian one and paste it in YouTube search you will always get a video to watch. Don't forget to use the year along!
Names go from left to right.
First row:
1. Funny Carousel Episode 1 (1969) Веселая карусель Выпуск 1
2. Nu, Pogodi! (Well, Just You Wait!) (18 episodes) (1969-1993) Ну, погоди!
3. Grandma's Little Goat (1963) Бабушкин козлик
4. My Pal Spotlight (1978) Мой приятель светофор
5. Lived, Did Not Grieve (1984) Жили, не тужили
6. The Wizard of the Emerald City (1973) Волшебник изумрудного города
7. How the Fox Judged the Wolf (1989) Как лиса волка судила
8. Teremok (1995) Теремок
9. Where Did the Moon Go? (1982) Куда пропала луна?
10. Mowgli (1973) Маугли
Second row:
1. Whose cones are in the forest? (1965) Чьи в лесу шишки?
2. The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats in a New Way (1975) Волк и семеро козлят на новый лад
3. Wolves and Sheep (1976) Волки и овцы
4. Petya and the Little Red Riding Hood (1958) Петя и красная шапочка
5. Vasya, the Smallest Gnome, 4 episodes (1977—1983) Вася, самый маленький гном
6. Lisa Patrikeevna (1982) Лиса Патрикеевна
7. Gingerbread (1993) Пряник
8. Buryonka from Maslyonkino (1973) Бурёнка из Маслёнкино
9. Tails (1966) Хвосты
10. Old Pals (1986) Старые знакомые
Third row:
1. Grey Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood (1990) Серый волк энд Красная шапочка
2. Golden Chicken (1981) Золотой цыплёнок
3. Champion (1948) Чемпион
4. Get Caught, Fish! (1983) Ловись, рыбка!
5. Once Upon a Time, There Lived a Dog (1982) Жил-был пёс
6. The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats (1957) Волк и семеро козлят
7. The Enchanted Word (1976) Заколдованное слово
8. Teach Me, Grandma! (1983) Бабушка, научи!
9. Rejuvenating Apples (1974) Молодильные яблоки
10. The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats (1938) Волк и семеро козлят
Fourth row:
1. The Rabbit Who Loved to Give Advice (1988) Заяц, который любил давать советы
2. Bag of Apples (1974) Мешок яблок
3. Forest Chronicles (1970) Лесная хроника
4. Autumn Ships (1982) Осенние корабли
5. A Gift for the Weakest One (1978) Подарок для самого слабого
6. About the Little Pig Which Loved to Play Checkers (1972) Про поросёнка, который любил играть в шашки
7. It Happened in Winter (1968) Cлучилось это зимой
8. We Shared an Orange, from Funny Carousel Episode 8 (1976) Весёлая карусель Выпуск 8
9. A Tale About Brave Rabbit (1978) Сказка про храброго зайца
10. Bim, Bam, Bom and the Wolf (1974) Бим, Бам, Бом и волк
Some of the characters are from cartoons made after Soviet Union collapse in 1991 but still before new millennium and since their style is nearly impossible to distinguish from cartoons officially made in USSR I still treat them as USSR cartoons.
This time I made a list of cartoons these characters are from, my main charts of favorite characters don't have it for now. I could paste links to every each cartoon but they always get deleted from YouTube and then reupload again so it's better to leave original Russian names to avoid dead links. English names wont work but if you copy Russian one and paste it in YouTube search you will always get a video to watch. Don't forget to use the year along!
Names go from left to right.
First row:
1. Funny Carousel Episode 1 (1969) Веселая карусель Выпуск 1
2. Nu, Pogodi! (Well, Just You Wait!) (18 episodes) (1969-1993) Ну, погоди!
3. Grandma's Little Goat (1963) Бабушкин козлик
4. My Pal Spotlight (1978) Мой приятель светофор
5. Lived, Did Not Grieve (1984) Жили, не тужили
6. The Wizard of the Emerald City (1973) Волшебник изумрудного города
7. How the Fox Judged the Wolf (1989) Как лиса волка судила
8. Teremok (1995) Теремок
9. Where Did the Moon Go? (1982) Куда пропала луна?
10. Mowgli (1973) Маугли
Second row:
1. Whose cones are in the forest? (1965) Чьи в лесу шишки?
2. The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats in a New Way (1975) Волк и семеро козлят на новый лад
3. Wolves and Sheep (1976) Волки и овцы
4. Petya and the Little Red Riding Hood (1958) Петя и красная шапочка
5. Vasya, the Smallest Gnome, 4 episodes (1977—1983) Вася, самый маленький гном
6. Lisa Patrikeevna (1982) Лиса Патрикеевна
7. Gingerbread (1993) Пряник
8. Buryonka from Maslyonkino (1973) Бурёнка из Маслёнкино
9. Tails (1966) Хвосты
10. Old Pals (1986) Старые знакомые
Third row:
1. Grey Wolf and Little Red Riding Hood (1990) Серый волк энд Красная шапочка
2. Golden Chicken (1981) Золотой цыплёнок
3. Champion (1948) Чемпион
4. Get Caught, Fish! (1983) Ловись, рыбка!
5. Once Upon a Time, There Lived a Dog (1982) Жил-был пёс
6. The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats (1957) Волк и семеро козлят
7. The Enchanted Word (1976) Заколдованное слово
8. Teach Me, Grandma! (1983) Бабушка, научи!
9. Rejuvenating Apples (1974) Молодильные яблоки
10. The Wolf and the Seven Young Goats (1938) Волк и семеро козлят
Fourth row:
1. The Rabbit Who Loved to Give Advice (1988) Заяц, который любил давать советы
2. Bag of Apples (1974) Мешок яблок
3. Forest Chronicles (1970) Лесная хроника
4. Autumn Ships (1982) Осенние корабли
5. A Gift for the Weakest One (1978) Подарок для самого слабого
6. About the Little Pig Which Loved to Play Checkers (1972) Про поросёнка, который любил играть в шашки
7. It Happened in Winter (1968) Cлучилось это зимой
8. We Shared an Orange, from Funny Carousel Episode 8 (1976) Весёлая карусель Выпуск 8
9. A Tale About Brave Rabbit (1978) Сказка про храброго зайца
10. Bim, Bam, Bom and the Wolf (1974) Бим, Бам, Бом и волк
Category Other / Miscellaneous
Species Wolf
Size 2585 x 1425px
File Size 907.1 kB
There is so much I never see before !
I know about the row thing but I'll talk about 2 missing to give a light about something I found very clever in the Russian culture about wolves, they are called "the forest doctor" And for sure they are by killing hill animals, and I'm sure this is why the two wolves in "Masha and Miska" live in an ambulance !
I know about the row thing but I'll talk about 2 missing to give a light about something I found very clever in the Russian culture about wolves, they are called "the forest doctor" And for sure they are by killing hill animals, and I'm sure this is why the two wolves in "Masha and Miska" live in an ambulance !
I remember wolves from Masha and Miska and they're cute, not to mention belly stuffing scene with them, but their style is a bit too generic and uninspiring for me. In fact, there were more wolves in Soviet hand drawn cartoons but I didn't add many of them because they were just plain average wolves, this chart has only those guys who caught my attention with their charisma or interesting appearance. And I'm not a fan of modern plastic CGI. I love many 3D cartoons like Zootopia but Russia makes it much poorer and cheaper. Also this chart is for 20th century characters, otherwise I would add wolf from modern Ivan Tsarevich and the Gray Wolf cartoon, he is hot.
Ooooh, thank you a lot for suggesting! Never heard about this cartoon, it looks very nice and colorful and wolf is very cute, I'll definitely add him to my chart. Cartoon's unique style and all the 90s realities exposed in it made me feel a sense of dejavu and after a little research I found out that I was right, this cartoon has the same producer and art director as 1993 cartoon "Gingerbread" which is very similar. The wolf from it is presented in this chart (second row, white haired one in a red vest), so maybe these two guys could make a lovely crossover.
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