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Cuphead: Russian Edition
Explanations on this thing of mine, because why not
It's a comedy show made in the 90s, so it's charmingly cursed, at least from the outside looking in. Tho it's actually really well made. I like to watch random stuff that has nothing to do with fandoms and catch the vibes of my ocs or faves, especially if the vibes are really nice. The premise is simple - a man and his wife and their sailor friend live in a village, and sometimes a bear comes by. Mirror squad (Tsukasa, Amane, Koyuki (third mystery) is also isolated, if you take the dead Yugi and Koyuki, without Nene, whom they saved. It's a toilet comedy after all, so why not think about their ghostly everyday life? And here we go
Tsukayuki's power couple routine
When Tsukasa goes to death for Amane again (second clock keepers arc plot lol)... all for Amane again, how much longer? Yuki would be so jealous (if she only could kill the death itself)
And she is jealous fairly
When Koyuki hits on Tsukasa too hard, to the point where it becomes her personal gain (in general, it's a good irony about how often the fuss of a birthday is needed more by outsiders than by the birthday boy) besides, Tsukasa is the one who always grants other people's wishes, lol
Free time that is very much in the spirit of Tsukasa, like yea, trim the broom
Another Tsukasa-style problem-solving solution, just set it on fire
Tsukasa's unrecognized cultural genius
Malewife Tsukasa and not really helpful Koyuki having fun with her not-girl-friends
Bros chilling together even after death
How Ekuchi, who is essentially an animal, (mokke girl) becomes a full-fledged participant in the party (but is still clumsy like an animal)
A normal day at the broadcasting club
They are all just silly, what else do one need?
So, I found this picture. I have no idea who made it, unfortunately.
The kid apparently means "Masha and The Bear".
If you think about it, the cartoon in question might be a prequel to "Fools' Village"...
I know what I'm talking about, I celebrated the winter holidays with this show.
Okay, name the more iconic duo...
Oh, wait.
As you can see, I'm living through the stuff I watched in my untamed youth. Pretty enjoyable, actually.