QUMI-QUMI

Shaman (Bai-Baba) is a character from the Jumi-Kumi tribe.

He plays the role of a shaman, using a gas mask as a ritual mask. In the episode "Solar Energy," he charges the sun with Laka-Suno, or Aries of the Sun. And in the episode "Mani-Mani," he treated the Tribal Chief's wife, thinking she was ill. Afterward, the Chief realized who had done it and was displeased because his wife had an awful hairstyle. He then ordered Shumadan Juga and Yusi to fix her hair.

Kukulka is a member of the Qumi-Qumi fauna, a singing creature. Its upper body has three feathers that can spin like a helicopter's rotor, allowing it to fly. It has a body, two legs, a beak, and one eye. It is friends with Juga, Shumadan, and Yusi. The word "kukulka" may mean "cool" or "ball."

General Shumi-Qumi is a character who commands all the residents of Shumi-Qumi, including Shumadan. He is the main antagonist of the animated series. He sometimes falls in love with someone, as with Yusi in the episode "General in Love."

He is also one-legged and walks with the help of a wooden prosthetic leg.

Simply put, a "sun-ram" (or perhaps "sun-loving"), it draws energy from the sun and remains active for the rest of the day. In the episode [1] Solar Power, it is used in place of the sun, but ultimately, Bai-Baba gives the second one to Laka-Suno, and Juga has to drag it to the top of the mountain to recharge it. When Laka Suno is charged, it is yellow in color, and when it is not, it becomes more lethargic and colorless, and bags appear under the eyes.

The Queen is a character who appears in the Third Eye series. Her name is unknown. She lured other Kumi to her lair with her third eye. They grew stronger, scarier, and larger. They themselves made jam for the Evil Kumi, which she loved very much. But one day, Juga found her dungeon and (accidentally) took her third eye. She wanted revenge, but was ultimately defeated by Juga himself, who took away her third eye again. As the eye fell into the abyss, the Queen ran after it, but accidentally fell into the abyss.

The main characters of the series are three young Kumi-Kumi: two boys and one girl. They come from different tribes, which sometimes hinders mutual understanding. However, among themselves, they behave much better than their fellow tribesmen, who consider them "white crows". The age of all three main characters is roughly the same, but it is difficult to determine exactly what age. Also, it is difficult to determine the age of any Kumi-Kumi: even the most adult of them can behave like a child. If the age of the main characters is not human, depending on the situation, it can be interpreted in the range of 8 years (where they do not share the toy) to 18 years (where they show interest in the opposite sex). The abstract design of the characters allows you to focus on their age.

Juga is a member of the Jumi-Kumi tribe. He's also the first Kumi. He's an eccentric, funny, and lively character. Juga is a character from the song "The Half-Taught Wizard"—he can cast spells, but this skill often backfires. He's very impulsive and energetic—he never sits still. Mischievous, adventurous, and flighty—he's always looking for trouble, acting first and thinking later, or not thinking at all, which often causes problems for those around him. He has a reputation within the tribe as a freak, often laughed at. He's extremely voracious—he can get food by any means necessary, yet no matter how much he eats, he always remains hungry. He understands the language of birds and animals. Juga courts Yusi, but for him, it's more of a sport than a sublime feeling. He often uses Shumadan for his own selfish ends, taking advantage of his trusting and reliable nature.

Yusi is a representative of the Yumi-Kumi tribe. and the second kumi - kumi A girl from a rich family who is taught to chase after success. The leader and strategist of the trio Kumi-Kumi. At the same time, Yusi gets used to comfort and sometimes shows herself as a panicky and anxious girl. He loves all the fashionable gadgets and everywhere he carries a portable gadget that transforms into everything possible - from a phone to a scooter. Sama Yusi is also very tech savvy and can fix any complex device in minutes with no problem. Yusi is very cheerful and never behaves capriciously and spoiled. Sensitive and sometimes sentimental. He likes animals - ih na eyo island malovato. Being quite reasonable, Yusei balances the temperamental Jugu and the phlegmatic Shumadana. At the same time, she honestly cannot understand which of them she loves more, and she reluctantly behaves like a coquette, fueling the spirit of rivalry in her friends.

Shumadan is a representative of the Shumi-Kumi tribe. and the third kumi - kumi He always carries a suitcase with him, and his name came from it. A charming owl, a big boy, a good giant. Despite his frightening size, Shumadan is completely peace-loving, unlike his fellow Shumadans, he does not value weapons and marches too much, for which he is sometimes chased by hard-nosed tribesmen, his passion is to collect all kinds of trinkets and ornaments in his bag, which he carries on his back. In this, Shumadan's thriftiness and tenderness are shown. Moreover, the bag is truly empty - Shumadan can surprise friends not only with the uselessness of their findings, but also with their size - for example, a TV or a piano can be pulled out from behind. Even Shumadan knows how to throw out the morning flame, but he tries not to scare his friends. He is very calm, even phlegmatic, indecisive, shy, soft. It is easier for him to remain offended than to enter into a conflict. But when his friends are in danger, there can be no hesitation. Thomas the Fourth Kumi - Kumi of blue color and the representative tribe of Jumi - Kumi

The design of the Kumi-Kumi characters allows us to say that he is a single race with pronounced common features:

cephalothorax - the head, united with the rest of the body; decorative ornament ("ethnic" patterns) on the tongue; striped dreadlocks (usually three per character); eyes fused on the crown; palm with trembling fingers; gaping mouth across the face. Visually, representatives of different tribes differ from each other, first of all, by color, geometric shape of the body and "ethnic" patterns on it, which allows us to draw a conclusion about what it is. In addition, tribes are associated with various attributes that reflect the specifics of their culture. For example, Jumi-Kumi carry stylized pike-staffs, Yumi-Kumi - high-tech "microphones", and Shumi-Kumi - military.

Aba - I, me. Aka - Nachnyom! Go ahead! Alarm - Attention! Don't worry! Food is cool! Well done! Baduga — Help! Let's go! Badim - Do svidanie Grandfather - Shamanka. Baipopo is magic, an extraordinary phenomenon. Bah! (fall) Beep! — Machine, device. Blah blah blah! - [narrates]. Buhon - Love, holiday Wo-wo-wo - Look here. A worm is a worm. Hawaii is the Hawaiian Islands. Gadym - hello Dali (great artist). Jomana - Super! Excellent! Jomana-babaDryuka - Cool plaster, useful item, medal. Doo-Doo — flute Zyaka-Byaka — Bad. KawaiiKraka — Got it! Cuckoo or Cuckoo Kumi-Kumi - Friends, People. Step - What happened or happened? Kam-kam-kam — Come here. Laka-laka — Like it! Laka - Barashek. [Laka-suno is a character from episode 2 "Solar Energy".] Loser — Neudachnik. Mani-Mani (Thablon: Lang-en) - Money, values. *Mi-mi-mi!

• Moku -(tokipona moku) Eda. Moment - Wait! On — Hold on. Nya - (from Japanese onomatopoeia) No-no-no — No. Nuka-nuka. Nyama-nyama - delicious, eat, eat Oh, oh, oh! - Oh - oh - oh - unfortunately! Oil - bubble oil (live) That's right! Palkala-Pakala. - no way! (cf. tokotipona) Patuga is a problem Picasso (great artist). (cf. tokipona and experanto. suno) Super! (-Pooper! [Not always]) — [Used only in word combinations], For example: Juga-super! or Drew-super-duper! Friend — Thank you! Yes, yes, yes, yes. Tam-tam-tam! - Won tam! The tempo is faster! Top-top-top is a ladder. Tobacco - [Absence of something/somebody], eg: Dry tobacco (Speech to Shumadana in episode 7 "Oilo"). Uba - You, you. Uki-duki - that's how it should be (sometimes good) Uglyuk — What I understand... Oops! - Oh! Fight - Fight. Phew! - how ugly Photo-photo — Camera. War cry: Stop! Hold on! Lovey! Haba-haba - happening (at this moment, listen to haba-haba? Hanamura — Anxiety Help - on help (similar words are in English and other languages) Grab it! Grab it! Take it! Catch

Kumi-Kumi speak a common "Tarabar" language (Kumi-language) with words based on words from Tokipon, English and Russian, as well as jargonisms-memes from different languages. The Kumi-Kumi language is concise and universal, that is, on an intuitive level, it can be understood by any language. As practice shows, this contributes to the introduction of comic expressions into the lexicon of television viewers. Spectators especially easily absorb expressions of bright emotions: "Jomana!" or "Food!" Although from time to time it is possible to hear human Spanish, Russian and English words: "Asta Lavista Baby", do meetings), "Revenge", revenge), Grab - Grab (grab). Tarabari language creates a wide field for jokes and simplifies the localization of the series. An electronic version of Kumi-Russian and Kumi-English dictionaries is currently being developed. It is also considered toki ponido, because the words "mi, pakala, moku and suno" are words from toki ponido.

Jumi-Kumi[1]. This is a wild civilization, a living primitive communal structure. Jumi-kumi live in jungles, do not recognize the achievement of civilization, but they know how to use magic. Their lives are filled with many rituals with songs and dances, which the Jumi-kumi love very much. The main types of activities are hunting, gathering, simple crafts. The Chief is at the head of the tribe, and the Shaman is also given special respect. The main thing for Jumi-kumi is harmony with nature and preservation of the community. The color is blue. The shape is rectangular. Yumi-Kumi[2]. This is a developed civilization living in a post-industrial society of flourishing capitalism. The Big Island is a huge metropolis densely built with skyscrapers and shops. Yumi-Kumi loves modern technologies and all kinds of gadgets. The most common professions here are students and engineers. Yumi-Kumi does not have a sole ruler, because it is not a democracy. The main thing for Yumi-kumi is personal success, comfort and support for progress. The color is pink. The figure is a triangle Shumi-Kumi[3]. This is a militant civilization living under communism. The Great Island is a snow-covered expanse of bunker houses with roofs made of snow. All of us except Shumi-kumi are military. Ikh life is imbued with the spirit of collectivism and is organized according to barracks rules. Civil defense exercises and festive demonstrations are often held here. My tribe is ruled by a shiftless general. The main thing for Shumi-kumi is discipline and obedience to the interests of the state. Color tribe - green. The shape is a square

According to the official legend of the TV series Kumi-Kumi, the action takes place in some abstract reality. The world of Kumi-Kumi is distantly similar to Earth, but differs from it in its strangely colorful landscapes and the fantastic creatures that inhabit them. The geography of this world is simple: there are three islands, each of which is occupied by a separate tribe with its own way of life. Each tribe considers its neighbors to be different, so they all live in isolation and do not hear contact with each other. At the same time, it is very easy to get from island to island, which the main characters constantly use.