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* LemmingCops: Boris and Koptsev.
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* LemmingCops: Boris and Koptsev.Koptsev will keep going after Kirenenko no matter how many times he hands their asses to them.
* OhCrap: Whenever any character realizes they are on the verge of receiving severe abuse from Kirenenko. This trope is almost omnipresent it the show.
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* RecurringRiff: When things go in slow-motion, cue the light instrumental Bach music.
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* RecurringRiff: When At the end of most episodes or whenever things go in slow-motion, cue the light instrumental Bach music.music.
** This series' soundtrack practically consists solely of RecurringRiff[=s=].
** This series' soundtrack practically consists solely of RecurringRiff[=s=].
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Putin gets a few good moments so he doesn't qualify for a full-scale Butt Monkey.
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* ButtMonkey: Comaneci, who's usually eaten by Leningrad ([[ToiletHumor and pooped out]]) or killed. Also Kanschkov and Putin.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to Soviet Russia).
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The DisproportionateRetribution:
**The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to SovietRussia).Russia).
**Implied with Putin again if Kirenenko's death glare is of any indication after Putin accidentally pokes a hole in Kirenenko's shoe catalog with a toothbrush.
**The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to Soviet
**Implied with Putin again if Kirenenko's death glare is of any indication after Putin accidentally pokes a hole in Kirenenko's shoe catalog with a toothbrush.
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* NighInvulnerability: Kirenenko ''can eat live bombs''.
** Pretty much anything directed at Kirenenko [[ImmunetoBullets (guillotines, sniper bullets to the head, artillery shells)]] will just bounce off him.
** Pretty much anything directed at Kirenenko [[ImmunetoBullets (guillotines, sniper bullets to the head, artillery shells)]] will just bounce off him.
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* NighInvulnerability: Kirenenko ''can eat live bombs''.
**Pretty much anything directed at Kirenenko [[ImmunetoBullets (guillotines, be it guillotines, sniper bullets to the head, or even artillery shells)]] shells, will just [[NoSell bounce off him]]. [[ExtremeOmnivore Eating live explosives]] won't even faze him.
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* CarnivoreConfusion: None of the characters have any problems with eating meat[[note]]although mostly poultry and fish[[/note]] despite being, well - rabbits.
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* GigglingVillain
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* GigglingVillainGigglingVillain: Boris and Koptsev are prone to this. Also Zrzolov.
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* KillerRabbit
* LethalChef: Mechanenko.
* LethalChef: Mechanenko.
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* KillerRabbit
KillerRabbit: Kirenenko may be a rabbit but unless you're suicidal you definitely don't want to rile him up.
* LethalChef:Mechanenko.Mechanenko always screws up Putin's cooking. It almost seems like he's doing it [[AIIsACrapshoot on]] [[{{Troll}} purpose.]]
* LethalChef:
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* ButtMonkey: Comaneci, who's usually eaten by Leningrad (and pooped out) or killed. Also Kanschkov and Putin.
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* ButtMonkey: Comaneci, who's usually eaten by Leningrad (and ([[ToiletHumor and pooped out) out]]) or killed. Also Kanschkov and Putin.Putin.
** To a certain extent all chickens[=/=]hens. The amount of abuse they get is of astronomic proportions.
** To a certain extent all chickens[=/=]hens. The amount of abuse they get is of astronomic proportions.
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** In Season 2 Kirenenko loses said chunk after blasting off a jet engine together with Putin. In the next episode Putin puts him back together but attaches the chunk wrong. [[SugarWiki/FunnyMoments You can't help but chuckle at the outcome.]]
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* DidntSeeThatComing: When overtaking the protagonists' car Boris and Koptsev indeed didn't see that narrow tunnel coming.
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** Pretty much anything directed at Kirenenko (guillotines, sniper bullets to the head, artillery shells) will just bounce off him.
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** Pretty much anything directed at Kirenenko [[ImmunetoBullets (guillotines, sniper bullets to the head, artillery shells) shells)]] will just bounce off him.
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it happens again in episode 50
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* MagicalDefibrillator: Through electrical discharge, [[spoiler:Kirenenko gets revived thrice. Once from an overdose and the twice through Mechanenko after getting [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe split in half]] by a laser.]]
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* MagicalDefibrillator: Through electrical discharge, [[spoiler:Kirenenko gets revived thrice. Once from an overdose and the twice through Mechanenko after getting [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe split in half]] by a laser.]]
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* MagicalDefibrillator: Through electrical discharge, [[spoiler:Kirenenko gets revived twice. Once from an overdose and the other through Mechanenko after getting [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe split in half]] by a laser.]]
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* MagicalDefibrillator: Through electrical discharge, [[spoiler:Kirenenko gets revived twice. thrice. Once from an overdose and the other twice through Mechanenko after getting [[HalfTheManHeUsedToBe split in half]] by a laser.]]
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* PermaStubble: Comaneci, and probably its race as a whole. Episode 46 shows Comaneci being shaved only for the stubble to grow back instantly. Several times in a row.
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** Kirenenko gets into an underground-boxing match in Episode 34. After both Kirenenko and his opponent get injected with some super-steroid, the crowd goes running and Putin jumps for cover. When he looks up, the opponent is embedded in the ring, but Kirenenko is sitting on a stool, a light shining down on him, in black and white, ala ''Manga/AshitaNoJoe''
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** Kirenenko gets into an underground-boxing match in Episode 34. After both Kirenenko and his opponent get injected with some super-steroid, the crowd goes running and Putin jumps for cover. When he looks up, the opponent is embedded in the ring, but Kirenenko is sitting on a stool, a light shining down on him, in black and white, ala ''Manga/AshitaNoJoe''''Manga/TomorrowsJoe''
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* TheFaceless: The men operating the doors.
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* TheFaceless: The men Kanschkov operating the doors.doors. Though we know they're yellow rabbits, for most of the series they use their doors as 24HourArmor that shows only their eyes and, in cases where Kirenenko is roughing them up, bits of the back of their head, arms and feet. It isn't until Season 0 that we really get a good look at them.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to Russia.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to Russia. Soviet Russia).
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* GoryDiscretionShot: When Kirenenko is sliced vertically in half by Zrzolov's lasers, the two halves of his body swing open to face Putin, but away from the audience.
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* {{Transvestite}}: Comaneci the chick. In later episode it is revealed that he's just part of a different species of bird.
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* {{Transvestite}}: Comaneci the chick.chick, who in his first appearance, confuses Putin by neither being obviously male or female. In later episode it is revealed that he's just part of a different species of bird.
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* {{Transvestite}}: Comaneci the chick. Every other chicken looks just like him, though.
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* {{Transvestite}}: Comaneci the chick. Every other chicken looks In later episode it is revealed that he's just like him, though.part of a different species of bird.
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Leningrad and Comaneci
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''Usavich'' (from ''Usagi'', Japanese for rabbit, and ''-vich'', which is faux Russian) is a short CG-animated comedy that airs on MTV Japan. Briefly, Usavich is about two [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic rabbit]] fugitives. The first is Putin, a carefree and happy-go-lucky rabbit who always follows orders, dances a lot, is very skilled with repairing things, and panics quite often. The second is Kirenenko, an apathetic and ultra-strong rabbit who cares only about reading his shoe catalog or cleaning his shoes, and is oblivious to the fact that he lives in jail.
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''Usavich'' (from ''Usagi'', Japanese for rabbit, and ''-vich'', which is faux Russian) is a short CG-animated comedy that airs on MTV Japan. Briefly, Usavich is about two [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic rabbit]] fugitives. The first is Putin, a carefree and happy-go-lucky rabbit who always follows orders, dances a lot, is very skilled with repairing things, and panics quite often. The second is Kirenenko, an apathetic and ultra-strong rabbit who cares only about reading his shoe catalog or cleaning his shoes, and is oblivious to the fact that he lives in jail.
jail. Minor characters in the spare cast include Leningrad, a frog, and Comaneci, a strange hermaphroditic chicken... thing.
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The comedy could best be described as adolescent. There's a bit of ToiletHumour, a lot of {{Slapstick}} (Kirenenko goes [[BerserkButton berserk]] quite often), and some surreal BlackComedy moments. Its lack of dialogue also makes it very accessible for a casual observer.
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The comedy could best be described as adolescent. There's a bit of ToiletHumour, a lot of {{Slapstick}} (Kirenenko goes [[BerserkButton [[TheBerserker berserk]] quite often), and some surreal BlackComedy moments. Its lack of dialogue also makes it very accessible for a casual observer.
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The first season focuses on prison life. The second season follows their adventures after escaping prison in a run-down car on a precarious mountain road. The third season deals with their stay at a high-rise skyscraper in the city. The fourth season observes Putin's attempts to perfect a robot duplicate of Kirenenko. In the fifth season they are trying to live in a forest while fending off attacks of a [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti savage rabbit]].
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The first season focuses on prison life. The second season follows their adventures after escaping prison in a run-down car on a precarious mountain road. The third season deals with their stay at a high-rise skyscraper in the city. The fourth season observes Putin's attempts to perfect a robot duplicate of Kirenenko. In the fifth season they are trying to live in a forest while fending off attacks of a [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti savage rabbit]].
rabbit]]. The sixths season is a prequel ("Season Zero") about prison life when Kirenenko was still recovering from his wounds and before they became cellmates.
* ArtShift: Season Zero starts (mostly) DeliberatelyMonochrome and gradually gains colours as the setting acquires familiar elements. Also background music is creepy.
* BandageMummy: Kirenenko and his brother in the prequel.
* BandageMummy: Kirenenko and his brother in the prequel.
* CallForward: Kedamsky is a background inmate in the prequel and [[ADayInTheLimelight a whole episode]] focuses on Killnenko.
* CameBackWrong: In the flashback in Season 3 Kirenenko and Killnenko were torn to pieces by an explosion. They've been put together, but some parts got mixed. A chunk of Kirenenko's skull has wrong colour and breaks off easier.
* CameBackWrong: In the flashback in Season 3 Kirenenko and Killnenko were torn to pieces by an explosion. They've been put together, but some parts got mixed. A chunk of Kirenenko's skull has wrong colour and breaks off easier.
* TheDitz[=/=]GeniusDitz: Putin. From Season 2 onwards, he is shown to be quite proficient with mechanics, which has saved their lives on more than one occasion. He can also cook.
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* TheDitz[=/=]GeniusDitz: Putin. From Season 2 onwards, he is shown to be quite proficient with mechanics, which has saved their lives on more than one occasion. He can also cook.
* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each season has a template for the names:
** Season 1: "Time for ..." (Food/Work/Shower/etc.)
** Season 2: "Beware of ..." (Distractions/Cliffs/Snipers/etc.)
** Season 3: "The ...th Floor"
** Season 4: "... Machine" (Cooking/Cleaning/Magic/etc.)
** Season 5: "Forest of ..." (Fur/Hide-and-seek/Komanetsyn/etc.)
** Season 0: "The Beginning of ..." (Revival/Food/Toilet/etc.). Also, they are numbered from -12 to 0.
** Season 1: "Time for ..." (Food/Work/Shower/etc.)
** Season 2: "Beware of ..." (Distractions/Cliffs/Snipers/etc.)
** Season 3: "The ...th Floor"
** Season 4: "... Machine" (Cooking/Cleaning/Magic/etc.)
** Season 5: "Forest of ..." (Fur/Hide-and-seek/Komanetsyn/etc.)
** Season 0: "The Beginning of ..." (Revival/Food/Toilet/etc.). Also, they are numbered from -12 to 0.
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* MusicalEpisode: Every fifth episode of each season, there is an impromptu percussive performance in the show, often involving Leningrad's ribbits, Putin's gasps, and Kirenenko's punches.
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* MusicalEpisode: Every fifth episode of each season, there is an impromptu percussive performance in the show, often involving Leningrad's ribbits, Putin's gasps, and Kirenenko's punches. In the prequel it is -5th -- 8th from the start, 6th from the end.
* OriginsEpisode: Much of Season 0.
** How did Kirenenko get his trainers and ''Shoes'' magazine.
** Why does Leningrad stick with Putin.
** Why do guards hide behind doors.
** How did Kirenenko get his trainers and ''Shoes'' magazine.
** Why does Leningrad stick with Putin.
** Why do guards hide behind doors.
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* TrueCompanions: Not Kirenenko and Putin, but Putin and Leringrad. In Season 5, when Leringrad's father (who already eats most of the cast) nearly eats Putin, Leringrad stopped him.
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* TrueCompanions: Not Kirenenko and Putin, but Putin and Leringrad. In Season 5, when Leringrad's father (who already eats most of the cast) nearly eats Putin, Leringrad Leningrad stopped him.him.
** Then in the prequel we learn that Putin has been giving food to Leningrad, helping him to quickly grow from tadpole to a young adult.
** Then in the prequel we learn that Putin has been giving food to Leningrad, helping him to quickly grow from tadpole to a young adult.
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* SingleMindedTwins: Kirenenko and Killnenko. But they are not IdenticalTwins -- their fur colour differs a bit.
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italics for work names
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* DoAnythingRobot: The premise of Season 4. Putin gives Mechanenko several different upgrades to do just about anything. Except he's not very good at it or [[StopHelpingMe he's intrusive to the others about helping]].
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* DoAnythingRobot: The premise of Season 4. Putin gives Mechanenko several different upgrades to do just about anything. Except he's not very good at it or [[StopHelpingMe [[UnwantedAssistance he's intrusive to the others about helping]].
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* ShoutOut: The car Putin and Kirenenko travel in has the license plate, [[MobileSuitGundam UC 0079]]
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* ShoutOut: The car Putin and Kirenenko travel in has the license plate, [[MobileSuitGundam [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam UC 0079]]
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* [[DancingBear Dancing Rabbit]]: Putin loves to dance kozachok in his bed. Though this trait was seemingly gone after Season 1.
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* AllWomanLovesShoes: Kirenenko is a male variant of this.
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* AllWomanLovesShoes: AllWomenLoveShoes: Kirenenko is a male variant of this.
* DisproportionateRetribution: The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to Russia.
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* DisappropriateRetribution: The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to Russia.
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* TheDitz[=/=]GenissDitz: Putin. From Season 2 onwards, he is shown to be quite proficient with mechanics, which has saved their lives on more than one occasion. He can also cook.
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* ButtMonkey: Comaneci, who's usually eaten by Leningrad (and pooped out) or killed. Also Kanschkov.
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* ButtMonkey: Comaneci, who's usually eaten by Leningrad (and pooped out) or killed. Also Kanschkov.Kanschkov and Putin.
* [[DancingBear Dancing Rabbit]]: Putin loves to dance kozachok in his bed. Though this trait was seemingly gone after Season 1.
* DisappropriateRetribution: The reason why Putin was in jail in the first place is because he was late for a job due to a hangover. And the judges conclude that he was jailed as a capitalist agent (This show takes place in somewhere similar to Russia.
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* TheDitz: Putin
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* TrueCompanions: Not Kirenenko and Putin, but Putin and Leringrad. In Season 5, when Leringrad's father (who already eats most of the cast) nearly eats Putin, Leringrad stopped him.
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* WorldOfBadass
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** Kirenenko gets into an underground-boxing match in Episode 34. After both Kirenenko and his opponent get injected with some super-steroid, the crowd goes running and Putin jumps for cover. When he looks up, the opponent is embedded in the ring, but Kirenenko is sitting on a stool, a light shining down on him, in black and white, ala TomorrowsJoe
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** Kirenenko gets into an underground-boxing match in Episode 34. After both Kirenenko and his opponent get injected with some super-steroid, the crowd goes running and Putin jumps for cover. When he looks up, the opponent is embedded in the ring, but Kirenenko is sitting on a stool, a light shining down on him, in black and white, ala TomorrowsJoe''Manga/AshitaNoJoe''
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The first season focuses on prison life. The second season follows their adventures after escaping prison in a run-down car on a precarious mountain road, the road. The third season deals with their stay at a high-rise skyscraper in the city, and the city. The fourth season observes Putin's attempts to perfect a robot duplicate of Kirenenko
Kirenenko. In the fifth season they are trying to live in a forest while fending off attacks of a [[BigfootSasquatchAndYeti savage rabbit]].
* BigfootSasquatchAndYeti: Kedamsky, the savage rabbit in season 5.
* MagicMushroom: The savage rabbit tries to use them, with varying success. The results may include MushroomSamba, SuperSpeed and [[{{Squick}} mushrooms growing out of his body]].
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* RidingIntoTheSunset: Or at least toward horizon. The end of seasons 1, 2 and 4.
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* RidingIntoTheSunset: Or at least toward horizon. The end of seasons 1, 2 and 4.end credits.
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* WorthlessYellowRocks: The savage rabbit doesn't care about money or gold, he's only after the carrots and soup.
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Usavich (from ''Usagi'', Japanese for rabbit, and ''-vich'', which is faux Russian) is a short CG-animated comedy that airs on MTV Japan. Briefly, Usavich is about two [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic rabbit]] fugitives. The first is Putin, a carefree and happy-go-lucky rabbit who always follows orders, dances a lot, is very skilled with repairing things, and panics quite often. The second is Kirenenko, an emotionless and apathetic and ultra-strong rabbit who cares only about reading his shoe catalog or cleaning his shoes, and is oblivious to the fact that he lives in jail.
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* RidingIntoTheSunset: Or at least toward horizon. The end of seasons 1, 2 and 4.
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Usavich (from ''Usagi'', Japanese for rabbit, and ''-vich'', which is faux Russian) is a short CG-animated comedy airing on MTV Japan. Briefly, Usavich is about two [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic rabbits]] in jail. The first is Putin, a carefree and happy-go-lucky rabbit who always follows orders and usually dances a jig when he's not doing anything (or sleeping). The second is Kirenenko, an emotionless and apathetic rabbit who cares only about reading his shoe catalog or cleaning his shoes, and oblivious to the fact that he lives in jail.
The first season dealt with their time together in prison. In the last episode of the season, Kirenenko calmly breaks out of prison, with Putin following cautiously behind. The second season followed their adventures in a run-down car on a precarious mountain road, and the ongoing third season deals with their time in a high-rise skyscraper in the city. The fourth season now deals with Putin tinkering around with a rabbit robot while Kirenenko resumes reading his shoe catalog.
The first season dealt with their time together in prison. In the last episode of the season, Kirenenko calmly breaks out of prison, with Putin following cautiously behind. The second season followed their adventures in a run-down car on a precarious mountain road, and the ongoing third season deals with their time in a high-rise skyscraper in the city. The fourth season now deals with Putin tinkering around with a rabbit robot while Kirenenko resumes reading his shoe catalog.
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Usavich (from ''Usagi'', Japanese for rabbit, and ''-vich'', which is faux Russian) is a short CG-animated comedy airing that airs on MTV Japan. Briefly, Usavich is about two [[FunnyAnimal anthropomorphic rabbits]] in jail. rabbit]] fugitives. The first is Putin, a carefree and happy-go-lucky rabbit who always follows orders and usually orders, dances a jig when he's not doing anything (or sleeping).lot, is very skilled with repairing things, and panics quite often. The second is Kirenenko, an emotionless and apathetic rabbit who cares only about reading his shoe catalog or cleaning his shoes, and oblivious to the fact that he lives in jail.
The first seasondealt with their time together in prison. In the last episode of the season, Kirenenko calmly breaks out of prison, with Putin following cautiously behind. focuses on prison life. The second season followed follows their adventures after escaping prison in a run-down car on a precarious mountain road, and the ongoing third season deals with their time in stay at a high-rise skyscraper in the city. The city, and the fourth season now deals with Putin tinkering around with observes Putin's attempts to perfect a rabbit robot while Kirenenko resumes reading his shoe catalog.
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* IGotBetter: Comaneci usually gets revived at the end of an episode.
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Everythings Better With Bunnies is an index, not a trope, so it should be replaced with it\'s subtropes if the example fits. It is also not to be used as \"A rabbit appears in this work\'
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* EverythingsBetterWithBunnies
