History YMMV / AdventuresOfCaptainVrungel

* HilariousInHindsight: The ''entire plot'' of the movie. Let's see: a racing championship is taking place around the world, there is a criminal conspiracy somehow entangled with said championship, two characters mistake a third one for their colleague and he has to drag along with them, a British secret agent is chasing after mafia members, and in the end it's revealed that [[spoiler: the host of the championship is a VillainWithGoodPublicity who organized the whole event for the sake of his evil plan.]] Are we talking about ''Adventures of Captain Wrongel'' or ''WesternAnimation/Cars2''.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: The show’s paper-doll style of animation, while not as intricate or fluid as the works of someone like Yuri Norstein, is still highly detailed, and it’s no wonder the episodes had to be released in batches across a three-year period. Likewise, the occasional cel animation may not be as polished as it is in ''Animation/TreasureIsland1988'', but the perspective shots were still very ambitious and it’s a treat to see the beginnings of that style.

* AdaptationDisplacement: The book was popular enough in Russian-speaking countries to get an unrelated sequel movie also in the 70's called ''The New Adventures of Captain Vrungel'' and has been a staple for nearly 100 years, though the animated series certainly eclipsed it in popularity, especially among younger audiences. In the rest of the world, since the animated series still remains quite obscure, few have even heard of the book.

* {{Woolseyism}}: To have the change of the ship’s name make more sense to English-speaking audiences, the book’s translation has it start out as the ''Courage'' and then become the ''Rage''.

* AdaptationDisplacement: The book was popular enough in Russian-speaking countries to get an unrelated sequel movie also in the 70's called ''The New Adventures of Captain Vrungel'' and has been a staple for nearly 100 years, the animated series certainly eclipsed it in popularity. In the rest of the world, since the animated series still remains quite obscure, few have even heard of the book.

* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: The show’s paper-doll style of animation, while not as intricate or fluid as the works of someone like Yuri Norstein, is still highly detailed, and it’s no wonder the episodes had to be released in batches across a three-year period. Likewise, the occasional cel animation may not be as polished as it is in ''Animation/TreasureIsland1988'', the perspective shots were still very ambitious and it’s a treat to see the beginnings of that style.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Banditto and Gangsteritto are the most popular characters for their fun dynamic and over-the-top personalities, with their theme song in particular receiving many remixes.
** Agent 00X to a lesser extent, being regarded as somewhat of a MemeticBadass for his near-immortality and being TheDeterminator.

* {{Woolseyism}}: To have the change of the ship’s name from the ''Victory'' to the ''Trouble'' make more sense to English-speaking audiences, the book’s translation has it start out as the ''Courage'' and then become the ''Rage''.

* AwesomeArt: The show’s paper-doll style of animation, while not as intricate or fluid as the works of someone like Yuri Norstein, is still highly detailed, and it’s no wonder the episodes had to be released in batches across a three-year period. Likewise, the occasional cel animation may not be as polished as it is in ''Animation/TreasureIsland1988'', the perspective shots were still very ambitious and it’s a treat to see the beginnings of that style.

* TheWooleyism: To have the change of the ship’s name from the ''Victory'' to the ''Trouble'' make more sense to English-speaking audiences, the book’s translation has it start out as the ''Courage'' and then become the ''Rage''.