Usavich
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馃摉 SYNOPSIS
"Usavich" is a series of animated shorts chronicling the experiences of Kirenenko and Putin, two rabbit inmates incarcerated in a Russian prison. Produced by Studio Kanaban and originally aired on MTV Japan, the shorts follow the unlikely duo as they navigate the peculiar realities of their confinement. The series focuses on their interactions with each other and the environment, highlighting the humor and absurdity of their situation. The thematic elements revolve around the characters' resilience, their relationship, and the challenges they face within the prison setting. The shorts offer a glimpse into the daily lives of these two rabbits, emphasizing their unique personalities and the comedic situations they encounter.
馃幀 EPISODE GUIDE
馃幁 CHARACTERS
Kirenenko
Putin
Usavich Series
TV 路 2007 路 Kanaban Graphics
Usavich II
Escaping Russian prison, the rabbit duo Putin and Kirenenko navigate a dangerous world while pursued by menacing Soviet bunnies.
TV 路 2008 路 Kanaban Graphics
Usavich III
Following their daring escape from prison, the rabbit duo Putin and Kirenenko embark on further escapades and misadventures in the world beyond the bars.
TV 路 2011 路 Kanaban Graphics
Usavich IV
In the fourth installment of Usavich, the perpetually imprisoned rabbits, Putin and Vanya, continue their absurd and chaotic adventures within the confines of their prison.
TV 路 2012 路 Kanaban Graphics
Usavich V
The fifth installment of Usavich continues the absurd and comedic adventures of two anthropomorphic rabbits navigating the bizarre realities of their prison and the world beyond.
TV 路 2015 路 Kanaban Graphics
Usavich Zero
Usavich Zero chronicles the chaotic and absurd origins of the two rabbit inmates, Putin and Vaso, within the confines of a bizarre and unpredictable Russian prison.
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