History Animation / TheSeventhBrother

In all three versions, Tiny (whose name is Vacak in the Hungarian version and Bobo in the German version) is then taken in by [[MassiveNumberedSiblings six rabbit siblings]] who find him the next morning, and teach him how to be a rabbit, thinking of him as their seventh brother. However, not all the animals are happy that there is a dog in the forest . . .

Interestingly enough, this movie was given out in a promotion at UsefulNotes/McDonalds in TheNineties, along with ''Animation/WillyTheSparrow'' and ''Film/TheAddamsFamily''.

* AwardBaitSong: In the American version, there's ''two''. The opening song and "I Miss You".

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* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the movie, the Rabbits are attacked by a hawk, a weasel and a fox, as the forest is occupied by hunters, and are all [[spoiler:nearly drowned near the end]]. Oh, and Vacak/Bobo/Tiny almost eats a poisionous mushroom.

* RaisedByNatives

* RecycledAnimation: Not sure about the original Hungarian or German, but in the American release, a high-five scene is used about five times. Even more blatant is the shot of a closeup of Tiny crying.

* RealityEnsues: Unexpectedly, at that. The film runs entirely on "kid movie" logic until the end, when the rabbits need to get Tiny back home because dogs can't live on what rabbits eat, and he's suffering from malnutrition.

* HappilyAdopted: Vacak/Bobo/Tiny, until [[spoiler:the end, where Tiny gets injured while fighting off a weasel and needs to be returned to the humans to get better. Tiny and the rabbits still consider themselves siblings at the end though.]]

All three versions have the same theme of bravery (as the rabbits and Vacak/BoboTiny are thrown into many life-threatening situations, from hawks to drowning) and are filled with many songs.

* HappilyAdopted: Tiny/Bobo/Vacak, until [[spoiler:the end, where Tiny gets injured while fighting off a weasel and needs to be returned to the humans to get better. Tiny and the rabbits still consider themselves siblings at the end though.]]

* MeaningfulName: Vacak means Rubbish in Hungarian.

* TitleConfusion: The original dub was originally released as ''Tiny, the Seventh Brother'', and then changed to ''The Seventh Brother''. The Hungarian had the same problem -- ''A hetedik testvér'' versus ''Vacak a hetedik testvér''.

The Seventh Brother (also known as ''Bobo und die Hasenbande'' in German and ''A Hetedik Testvér in Hungarian'') is an American/Hungarian/German animated feature made in 1991 in the United States, 1995 in Germany, and 1996 in Hungary.

In the original American dub, the story is about a little puppy named Tiny who is separated from his family, a young girl and her grandfather, during a thunderstorm as he chases after a frog when the car breaks down on the side of the road. Since his family believes him to be under a blanket in the front seat, they drive off without him, leaving Tiny to fend for himself.

This is only in the American version, however, In the [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids German and Hungarian versions]], mind you, a mother, father, and daughter (who are never seen) are [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv63CyhNxLw driving along only to stop the car and literally throw the puppy out over the ledge and into the forest before driving off again.]]

In all three versions, Tiny (whose name is Bobo in the German version and Vacak in the Hungarian version) is then taken in by [[MassiveNumberedSiblings six rabbit siblings]] who find him the next morning, and teach him how to be a rabbit, thinking of him as their seventh brother. However, not all the animals are happy that there is a dog in the forest . . .

All three versions have the same theme of bravery (as the rabbits and Tiny/Bobo/Vacak are thrown into many life-threatening situations, from hawks to drowning) and are filled with many songs.

* AwardBaitSong: In the original American version, there's ''two''. The opening song and "I Miss You".
* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the movie, the Rabbits are attacked by a hawk, a weasel and a fox, as the forest is occupied by hunters, and are all [[spoiler:nearly drowned near the end]]. Oh, and Tiny/Bobo/Vacak almost eats a poisionous mushroom.
* GenderEqualEnsemble: There are three sister rabbits and three brother rabbits before Tiny/Bobo/Vacak came along.

* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: J.C./Theo/Tasli.
* LighterAndSofter: The original American dub.

* RecycledAnimation: Not sure about the German or Hungarian, but in the original American release, a high-five scene is used about five times. Even more blatant is the shot of a closeup of Tiny crying.

Interestingly enough, this movie was given out in a promotion at UsefulNotes/McDonalds in TheNineties, along with ''Animation/WillyTheSparrow'' and ''Film/TheAddamsFamily''... [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers yes.]]

* AwardBaitSong: In the original version, there's ''two''. The opening song and "I Miss You".

* LighterAndSofter: The original dub.

* RecycledAnimation: Not sure about the German or Hungarian, but in the original release, a high-five scene is used about five times. Even more blatant is the shot of a closeup of Tiny crying.

In the original American dub, The story is about a little puppy named Tiny who is separated from his family, a young girl and her grandfather, during a thunderstorm as he chases after a frog when the car breaks down on the side of the road. Since his family believes him to be under a blanket in the front seat, they drive off without him, leaving Tiny to fend for himself.

In the [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids German and Hungarian versions]], mind you, whereas Bobo/Vacak (Tiny's name in the German/Hungarian version) was accidentally forgotten in the American version, in THIS version a mother, father, and daughter (who are never seen) are [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv63CyhNxLw driving along only to stop the car and literally throw the puppy out over the ledge and into the forest before driving off again.]]

In all three versions, Tiny/Bobo/Vacak is then taken in by [[MassiveNumberedSiblings six rabbit siblings]] who find him the next morning, and teach him how to be a rabbit, thinking of him as their seventh brother. However, not all the animals are happy that there is a dog in the forest . . .

The Seventh Brother (also known as ''Bobo undo die Hasenbande'' in German and ''A Hetedik Testvér in Hungarian'') is an American/Hungarian/German animated feature made in 1991 in the United States, 1995 in Germany, and 1996 in Hungary.

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* StockFootage: Not sure about the German or Hungarian, but in the original release, a high-five scene is used about five times. Even more blatant is the shot of a closeup of Tiny crying.

In the original dub, The story is about a little puppy named Tiny who is separated from his family, a young girl and her grandfather, during a thunderstorm as he chases after a frog when the car breaks down on the side of the road. Since his family believes him to be under a blanket in the front seat, they drive off without him, leaving Tiny to fend for himself.

In the [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids German and Hungarian versions]], mind you, whereas Bobo/Vacak (Tiny's name in the German/Hungarian version) was accidentally forgotten in the American version, in THIS version a mother and daughter (who are never seen) are [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv63CyhNxLw driving along only to stop the car and literally throw the puppy out over the ledge and into the forest before driving off again.]]

* AwardBaitSong: In the U.S. version, there's ''two''. The opening song and "I Miss You".
* EverythingTryingToKillYou: In the movie, the Rabbits are attacked by a hawk, a weasel and a fox, as the forest is occupied by hunters, and are all [[spoiler:nearly drowned near the end]]. Oh, and Tiny/Vacak almost eats a poisionous mushroom.
* GenderEqualEnsemble: There are three sister rabbits and three brother rabbits before Tiny/Vacak came along.
* HappilyAdopted: Tiny/Vacak, until [[spoiler:the end, where Tiny gets injured while fighting off a weasel and needs to be returned to the humans to get better. Tiny and the rabbits still consider themselves siblings at the end though.]]
* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: J.C.
* LighterAndSofter: The English dub.

* StockFootage: Not sure about the original, but in the American release, a high-five scene is used about five times. Even more blatant is the shot of a closeup of Tiny crying.
* TitleConfusion: The English dub was originally released as ''Tiny, the Seventh Brother'', and then changed to ''The Seventh Brother''. The original had the same problem -- ''A hetedik testvér'' versus ''Vacak a hetedik testvér''.

The Seventh Brother, originaly A Hetedik Testvér, is a Hungarian/German animated feature made in 1995.

In the American dub, The story is about a little puppy named Tiny who is separated from his family, a young girl and her grandfather, during a thunderstorm as he chases after a frog when the car breaks down on the side of the road. Since his family believes him to be under a blanket in the front seat, they drive off without him, leaving Tiny to fend for himself.

In the [[WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids original]], mind you, whereas Vacak (Tiny's name in the Hungarian version) was accidentally forgotten in the American version, in THIS version a mother and daughter (who are never seen) are [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv63CyhNxLw driving along only to stop the car and literally throw the puppy out over the ledge and into the forest before driving off again.]]

In both versions, Tiny/Vacak is then taken in by [[MassiveNumberedSiblings six rabbit siblings]] who find him the next morning, and teach him how to be a rabbit, thinking of him as their seventh brother. However, not all the animals are happy that there is a dog in the forest . . .

Both versions have the same theme of bravery (as the rabbits and Tiny/Vacak are thrown into many life-threatening situations, from hawks to drowning) and are filled with many songs.

In the American dub, The story is about a little puppy named Tiny who is separated from his family, a young girl and her grandfather, during a thunderstorm as he chases after a frog on the side of the road when the car breaks down on the side of the road. Since his family believes him to be under a blanket in the front seat, they drive off without him, leaving Tiny to fend for himself.

Interestingly enough, this movie was given out in a promotion at McDonalds in TheNineties, along with ''Animation/WillyTheSparrow'' and ''Film/TheAddamsFamily''... [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers yes.]]

* HeyItsThatVoice: In the original Hungarian: Tiny/Vacak is [[RocketPower Otto Rocket]].

* OneOfUs: Played with and subverted, as the rabbits try to make Tiny/Vacak more rabbit-like, but the only thing that Tiny manages to do properly is eat carrots. However, Tiny/Vacak teaches the rabbits that instead of always running away from danger, the best way to deal with it is to stand up to it, thus making them more "puppy-like" in a sense.

* TitleConfusion: The English dub was originally released as ''Tiny, the Seventh Brother'', and then changed to ''The Seventh Brother''.

In the [[DarkerAndEdgier original]], mind you, whereas Vacak (Tiny's name in the Hungarian version) was accidentaly forgotten in the American version, in THIS version a mother and daughter (who are never seen) are [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cv63CyhNxLw driving along only to stop the car and literally throw the puppy out over the ledge and into the forest before driving off again.]]

* HappilyAdopted: Tiny/Vacak, until [[spoiler: the end, where Tiny gets injured while fighting off a weasel and needs to be returned to the humans to get better. Tiny and the rabbits still consider themselves siblings at the end though.]]

* OneOfUs: Played with and subverted, as the rabbits try to make Tiny/Vacak more rabbit-like, but the only thing that Tiny manages to do properly is eat carrots. However, Tiny/Vakak teaches the rabbits that instead of always running away from danger, the best way to deal with it is to stand up to it, thus making them more "puppy-like" in a sense.

* CompleteMonster: Vacak's original owners (Hungarian).

In the [[DarkerAndEdgier original]], mind you, whereas Vacak (Tiny's name in the Hungarian version) was accidentaly forgotten in the American version, in THIS version a mother and daughter (who are never seen) are [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rVmxckc34Wg&feature=related driving along only to stop the car and literally throw the puppy out over the ledge and into the forest before driving off again.]]