Many cartoons have always been produced in the former Soviet Union. The list is huge. They are interesting to this day. Both children and adults watch them with great pleasure. These cartoons can not only be watched many times, but also revisited.
Always popular
One of the most popular and beloved to this day is the animated series "Well, wait a minute." The series tells about a petty dirty Wolf, who constantly pursues a weak, but very smart and cunning Hare. Thanks to his resourcefulness, he manages to escape and deceive the Wolf. Thus, cause his anger and hatred.
Who has not watched and immediately fell in love with the cute, funny bear Winnie the Pooh from the cartoon with the same name - "Winnie the Pooh"? This is one of the most beloved and best cartoons of the Land of the Soviets. The bear lives in the forest and loves honey very much. He also loves to write poetry. Piglet (Winnie's friend) and Pooh himself love to do good, helping all those around them. Sometimes, however, they don't do it very well, but that's why they are interesting.
"Once upon a time there was a dog." The name of this cartoon makes many people smile. This tape is in one of the highest places in the rating even now. The cartoon tells about how often people are unfair to their younger brothers. The aged dog was no longer needed by his owners, and they drove him away. But in the forest, where he got, the dog met a wolf, which was also old. They were united by one grief. Forgetting mutual grievances, they helped each other to survive.
Since 1984, a wonderful funny cartoon about a very unusual parrot has been on the screens. Kesha the parrot lives with a boy named Vovka, whom he is devoted to and whom he sincerely loves. The parrot is wayward. His character prevents him from living in peace. He constantly gets into some kind of stories, from which he then has to be rescued by the owner.
Children of the USSR were watching an animated series called "The Adventures of Leopold the Cat". This is a series about a kind and very cultured cat and two malicious mice. They constantly build some kind of traps for the cartoon hero, but, as a rule, they themselves fall into them. The famous phrase from this animated series: "Guys, let's live together!" is known even now, you can often hear it.
One of the best and most famous cartoons in the USSR is "Hedgehog in the Fog". This cartoon has a lot of morality and we can say that it is philosophical. The hedgehog is very friendly with the bear cub, to whom he brings raspberry jam, but gets into the fog and loses it. To get out of the situation, the hedgehog needs to overcome his fear, understand and experience a lot, and then find his loss.
Children, yes, and adults too, have watched the cartoon "The Snow Queen" since 1957. The excellent production of this film kept all the watchers near the screens for an hour. The events in the cartoon fairy tale made the viewer empathize with the characters and believe in a happy ending, where a little girl named Gerda, with her love and loyalty, was able to defeat the evil Snow Queen and save Kai.
Others
Popular cartoons of the Soviet Union include such as: "Little Humpbacked Horse", "12 months", "Thumbelina", "Cheburashka and Gena the Crocodile", "Bobik visiting Barbos", "Vovka in the far-off kingdom", "Three from Prostokvashino, "Mowgli", "Puss in Boots" and many more those that modern children and adults watch with pleasure to this day.
