Usavich...
I recently added Usavich to the archive...
Each episode is fairly short and each of the four existing seasons is roughly about twenty minutes in length. Like Mr. Stain on Junk Alley, Usavich, tells its story without dialogue. Usavich is very silly, but, thankfully, since the episodes a fairly short, Usavich is still very easy to watch. I gave Usavich a 3 out of 5. Each of the four existing seasons is available for download on Youtube and for those of you who would prefer physical media, DVDs are apparently available via Amazon.
According to Wikipedia...Putin and Kirenenko are two odd inmates stuck in a bizarre Russian prison. Being confined to their small cell does not prevent them from causing a lot of trouble. Within a Soviet prison, lived two rabbit inmates. Both have odd behaviors and spend their everyday life in their cell with something unusual happening. Whether it's meal time from the door obsessed prison guards or a golden opportunity to escape from the slammer.
While the first season shows the absurd everyday occurrences of the two rabbits' prison life, the second season tells the adventures of their escape and life on the run. Season 3 revolves around their adventure to the 13th and top floor of a shopping complex in a city. Season 4 deals with Putin putting upgrades on Mechanenko.According to Anime News Network...
MTV Japan has formally announced that Kanaban Graphics studio’s popular CG anime TV series Usavich will get a fifth season beginning this December. The dialogue-less slapstick comedy about a pair of inmates on the run after escaping from a Russian prison premiered in 2006.
Each episode is fairly short and each of the four existing seasons is roughly about twenty minutes in length. Like Mr. Stain on Junk Alley, Usavich, tells its story without dialogue. Usavich is very silly, but, thankfully, since the episodes a fairly short, Usavich is still very easy to watch. I gave Usavich a 3 out of 5. Each of the four existing seasons is available for download on Youtube and for those of you who would prefer physical media, DVDs are apparently available via Amazon.
