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Smeshariki (since 2003) is an animated series about spherical characters in Romashkova Valley. In short episodes, the Smeshariki (Krosh, Yozhik, Nyusha, Barash, Losyash, Pin, Kar-Karych, Sovunya, and others) find themselves in everyday and unusual situations, learning to be friends, resolve conflicts, and explore the world; the episodes feature both humor and philosophical themes.

The first seasons (until 2012) set the tone and developed the characters' personalities. In 2011, the film "Smeshariki: The Beginning" was released: the characters find themselves in a big city and save the world. Since 2020, the series has returned with new episodes, maintaining the style and ideas of the original.

There are spin-offs: "Pin-Code" (popular science adventures), "Azbuka Smeshariki" (educational stories), and "Smeshariki. New Adventures" (an expanded story format). The full-length films "Smeshariki. Legend of the Golden Dragon" and "Smeshariki. Deja Vu" are large-scale adventures with travel and fantasy elements. Special episodes have also been released for holidays and anniversaries. By 2026, the franchise will encompass a series, films, educational series, and new projects, while remaining focused on friendship, curiosity, and mutual support.

Three rooms: Smeshariki reveal secrets in mysterious rooms.

Red Book: Krosh and Yozhik build a labyrinth in a meadow and, according to Kar-Karych, thereby destroying the habitat of the endangered bison. To understand the matter, the heroes go to Losyash and study the Red Book. It turns out that moose are also rare animals: The Smeshariki seriously decide to "save" Losyash and create a real reserve for him, complete with a fence, security, and even surveillance cameras. Due to this overprotection, Losyash becomes indignant and then "disappears" altogether. It turns out he's hiding in that very labyrinth. Good intentions can go too far, and reminds us of the importance of respecting nature.

Only the Mountains: Barash goes to the mountains in search of inspiration for poetry. He gets caught in a snowstorm. He finds an abandoned house and lives in it for several days. Then Nyusha finds him. Eventually, Barash returns home.

A red letter day: Smeshariki invent holidays, Kopatych wants to work in the garden.

Forget everything: After hypnosis, Barash wants to forget the new knowledge and become his former self.

Game: Losyash gets carried away by the game, forgets about work, then realizes that reality is better.

Marathon Runner: Barash, on Sovunya's advice, runs to regain his inspiration and wins the marathon.

Our Olympic champion: Hedgehog trains to make Easter cakes as fast as possible to become an Olympic champion.

Commentator: Barash comments on the actions of his friends, Pin teaches him to see the good.

April Fool's Day: Smeshariki play pranks and learn to tell good-natured jokes.

Good, evil, and girls: Barash tries to do good, but ruins everything. He tries to be a villain, but it doesn't work either. Nyusha teaches him that girls love good people.

The End of the World: Losyash and Hedgehog find the Book of Predictions and are terrified by the prophecy of the end of the world. They desperately search for the missing pages to learn how to avoid the catastrophe. But Kar-Karych saves everyone: He forges a page from the book. In the morning, he reads this "prediction" and, saying, "And now the end of the world," flicks the switch. Thus, everything turns out to be a joke.

The Cherry Orchard: Hedgehog, inspired by Kopatych's cherry tree, plants a cherry pit. Krosh doesn't understand why he's wasting time on something that won't grow for many years. Hedgehog diligently tends to the future cherry tree. When a hailstorm begins, Krosh forgets his grievances and runs to save the sapling with Hedgehog. After the hail, Krosh even brings seedlings: he wants him and Hedgehog to have a place where they can gather with friends when they grow up. Thus, Krosh, in his own way, accepts the importance of "long-term work" and demonstrates that friendship is more important than arguments.

Fear Room: The Smeshariki are building a fear room. Krosh and Yozhik are scaring Kopatych.

Theater: Kopatych stepped on a rake, and his friends played out a version of what happened.

Elixir of youth: Kar-Karych and Sovunya are looking for the elixir of youth, but find only face cream.

The Grandmother Effect: A time machine transports the bulls to 1808. The Smeshariki hide the truth so as not to disrupt the course of history.

Lost Apologies: Nyusha and Barash are arguing and don't want to make up. Nyusha goes to Sovunya for advice. She shares a sad story from her youth: Once, she was deeply offended by a friend, waited for his apology, and then proudly refused to accept it and, as a result, lost this friendship forever. Remembering this, Sovunya regrets that she couldn't forgive. Sorting through an old chest together, Nyusha finds in the glued pages of an old magazine the very same apology from Sovunya's old friend, which she never read. Seeing them, Sovunya cries: So many years have passed, and she missed the chance to fix everything. This story makes Nyusha think. She hurries to Barash to make peace. Barash, meanwhile, is also tormented by feelings of guilt. In the end, they meet and finally sincerely apologize to each other. Asking for forgiveness is not weakness, but a manifestation of concern for friendship.

The Right to Solitude: Barash wants to be alone, ends up on an island, and realizes he misses his friends. Barash is saved by the Kikoriki (an artist can be alone, but a person cannot).

April 1st: The Smeshariki are playing pranks, Sovunya is trying to respond in kind, and everything gets out of control.

Lullaby for Hedgehog: Hedgehog decides to hibernate. Krosh doesn't want to part with his friend for the entire winter and tries his best to dissuade him, then sings him a lullaby. Kopatych suggests how best to prepare for hibernation. Losyash discovers that Hedgehog is most likely an Indochinese species of hedgehog, and they don't hibernate in winter. A delighted Krosh wakes his friend.

Without anyone: The Smeshariki are playing forfeits at Nyusha's birthday party. Hedgehog is tasked with going into the dark forest at night "without anyone." In the forest, Hedgehog initially tries to stay alert, but the shadows begin to frighten him. He runs in a panic and falls into a well. While he's trying to get out, it starts to rain. At one point, Hedgehog almost despairs, but he finally finds the strength to make one last attempt and manages to get out. The rain stops, and the stars light up in the sky. Hedgehog emerges from the forest. The next day, his friends ask Hedgehog about his adventure.

Why do we need friends?: Hedgehog, looking at himself in the mirror, begins to worry that his quills are thinning. He shares this delicate problem with Krosh and asks him to keep it a secret. Krosh accidentally reveals his secret. After examining him, Sovunya assures Hedgehog that his quills are fine. In a burst of joy, Hedgehog throws a stone, which unexpectedly leaps across the water 20 times. He hurries to share his success with Krosh, who by this time has accidentally bitten his tongue and is unable to speak. Seeing his friend in trouble, Hedgehog forgets the insult and forgives him.

Labyrinth: Losyash persuades Kopatych to plant not just a fence, but a labyrinth of fast-growing shrubs around the house. By spring, the labyrinth has grown. The Smeshariki wander through the thicket, trying to find a way out.

The Smeshariki build an amusement park and equip a funhouse with crooked mirrors. Barash dreams in the funhouse: He changes shape, and then realizes it's an illusion.

New Year's mail: Nyusha expects a clip, but receives Mouser and learns about fashion.

Self-defense without an opponent: Krosh teaches Hedgehog self-defense, Kopatych is caught in a net - shame.

The most important thing: Losyash decides to prove that affection is the most important thing in creation and creates a clay golem. The golem turns out to be incredibly loyal: It literally never lets Losyash go. At first, Losyash is flattered by such devotion, but soon his excessive affection begins to weigh him down. The golem finds Losyash, but because of the rain, it begins to melt—it turns out Losyash forgot to fire the clay to make the golem water-resistant. Losyash comes to the conclusion that perhaps the most important thing is not affection, but independence.

It can't be: A meteorite falls near Losyash's house, and a strange plant grows from it. It glows and makes sounds similar to music. Losyash, a scientist, tries to measure and describe everything. Ultimately, he decides the plant defies scientific laws and weeds it out. Kopatych considers the plant an ordinary weed and ultimately suggests planting something "useful and scientific" in its place.

Anonymous: Kar-Karych, feeling lonely on his birthday, writes himself an anonymous threat. His friends try to save him, but when everyone finds out what's going on, Kar-Karych apologizes and invites everyone to celebrate at his house. But the house floats away into the sea. Pin decides to take everyone somewhere where no anonymous person will find them.

Where wishes lead: Nyusha searches for a magic wand to calm the wind, but ruins everything with her wishes and realizes: Wishes don't always bring happiness. Nyusha throws away the wand.

The Edge of the Earth: Krosh and Hedgehog swim to the "edge of the Earth" to prove that it is flat and stands on elephants and a turtle. The camera sinks; there is no evidence.

A streak of bad luck: Kar-Karych is having a streak of bad luck. Kopatych tries to use this to collect honey. But everything doesn't go according to plan: both of them get stung by bees.

Vestibular system: Krosh and Hedgehog stood on their heads, then couldn't stay on their feet. Losyash explained to them about the vestibular system.

Hero of Pluto: Losyash is outraged by Pluto's deprivation of planetary status and goes on a hunger strike, later receiving the title of Hero of Pluto. Everything ends well.

The meaning of life: Barash and Kar-Karych are looking for Kuzinatra's "source of meaning", but Barash understands: The meaning is in simple things.

True values: Krosh collected 40 boxes of carrots, but Hedgehog helps him understand: True values ​​are not in things.

Happiness Thrower: Pin created a "happiness thrower"—a device for happiness—but it's missing a part. Krosh and Hedgehog search for it to make everyone happy. In the end, Pin saves Krosh and Hedgehog, who are lost in the rain, with his new invention. The part for the "happiness thrower" is lost again, but Pin says that all they need now to be happy is hot tea and a bed.

Her name was Nyusha: Nyusha decides to change her name and suggests different options to her friends. Krosh and Yozhik come up with a long name for her, but in the end Nyusha understands: To her friends, she's just Nyusha.

Hedgehog in the Nebula: The Smeshariki are filming a sci-fi movie. A smoke machine accident leaves everything shrouded in fog, and Hedgehog, playing the role of an astronaut, finds himself immersed in a mysterious atmosphere reminiscent of "Hedgehog in the Fog."

Locked in: Kopatych was given a cistern. The Smeshariki climbed into it, but the hatch slammed shut, and they were locked in. Hedgehog began to feel claustrophobic. The cistern rolled and fell into the sea, but the friends pulled themselves together and got out. In the end, they promised to fix the cistern.

Cooking: Losyash teaches his friends cooking: He spends a long time preparing a complex carrot dish. Krosh and Yozhik don't appreciate it, but the hungry Kopatych eats it all with pleasure. Main idea: Sometimes simplicity is better than complexity.

Houdini's Secret: Kar-Karych repeats Houdini's dangerous trick, frightening his friends. He explains that "no victory is worth the worries of loved ones" and agrees to perform the harmless trick of sawing Nyusha in half again. All ends well.

The Room of Sadness: Nyusha creates a "room of sadness" because her sundress has gone out of fashion. Other Smeshariki begin to come there with their problems. Gradually, the room ceases to be a place of solitude: The Smeshariki cannot remain sad silently and begin to tell each other about their troubles.

Lines of Fate: Losyash and Sovunya reflect on fate after an icicle nearly falls on the scientist. Sovunya, being wise, notes that everything happened for a reason. She reasons: If the icicle had hit Losyash on the head, his life could have turned out completely differently. All ends well.

Truffle: Kopatych finds a "truffle," and the Smeshariki argue over who will try it. Nyusha eats it, and it turns out it's not a truffle, but a mineral. The main idea: No object is worth fighting over with friends.

Realist: Losyash and Kar-Karych argue about realism in art. Losyash takes "precision" to the point of absurdity, and they end up laughing together.

A Space Odyssey, Episode 1: Pin is alarmed by his robot son, Bibi, who has flown off into space and hasn't responded in a while. The last photo he sent was taken on the Moon, and Pin decides to go looking for him. Pin builds a craft and launches toward the Moon. However, in space, he unexpectedly discovers uninvited passengers Krosh and Hedgehog, who have secretly boarded the rocket. Due to the additional load, the fuel calculations are disrupted, and the flight to the Moon is no longer possible. The situation worsens when the ship encounters a meteor shower. Pin skillfully maneuvers, dodging asteroids, and seems to be able to escape the danger zone. But at the last moment, another meteorite crashes into the rocket. An alarm sounds: The expedition, which was already going awry, faces a serious new threat.

A Space Odyssey, Episode 2: After a collision with a meteorite, the rocket begins to smoke and suffers engine failure. Pin sends out an SOS signal and goes into space to repair the damage, but the onboard computer refuses to let him back in. Oxygen is running low, and the situation is critical. Bibi comes to the rescue: He notices the distress signal, catches up with the ship, and nudges it toward Pin. Thanks to Bibi, the crew is saved and the rocket returns to Earth.

Bad omen: Barash believes in omens after his morning misfortunes. Together with Losyash and Hedgehog, he seeks confirmation of his superstitions. Nyusha dispels their fears, but because of her actions, Barash's house collapses.

Personal life: The Smeshariki encounter each other's secrets: Kopatych builds a shelter from aliens, Kar-Karych loses the key to his diary, and Krosh and Yozhik reveal personal secrets.

A novel in letters: Barash is in love with Nyusha, but is embarrassed to admit it. On Losyash's advice, he writes her numerous letters and becomes increasingly lost in his fantasies, never sending a single one.

Plus snow, minus a Christmas tree: There's no snow before New Year's. Krosh and Yozhik go to the mountains to get a Christmas tree. The other Smeshariki, having learned about the trip, ask their friends to bring them at least a little snow as a New Year's miracle. However, Yozhik replies that it's impossible—they'll have their hands full with the Christmas tree.

How wonderful it is to write poetry: Nyusha got up early and did all her chores. She got bored and met Krosh the builder. Krosh advised her to talk to Hedgehog. Hedgehog told her about his dream of being a sailor. Nyusha went to Barash to learn how to write poetry. At first, she had trouble, but then she learned and wrote her first poems.

Hedgehog and Health: Hedgehog obsesses over imaginary illnesses and disinfection, avoids germs, and after falling from a stepladder, realizes that excessive concern for health is harmful. Krosh and Sovunya help him recover.

Bibi and his dad: Pin feels lonely: His friends forget his invitation to visit, and he's left alone. Out of boredom, Pin draws a smiling man in the sand and decides to create a small robot, which he names Bibi. Bibi is a small robot. At first, Krosh and Yozhik are wary of the robot, but over time, they begin to play with it. Yozhik teaches Bibi the basics of mechanics, and then the robot asks his dad to teach him more complex sciences. Pin happily takes on his son's teaching, and Bibi quickly masters this new knowledge. Over time, Bibi decides to go into space in search of new knowledge and goals, leaving his dad sad, but then returns to continue learning and helping.

My Precious: Barash wants to become more attractive with the help of "My Precious" perfume. Sovunya gives him a bottle. He pours it on himself, but gets a strange effect. Kopatych explains: Smell is not the main thing. Nyusha rejects Barash. He understands: Inner qualities are what matter.

The Engine of Progress: Krosh decides to speed up progress and come up with a great invention. He and Hedgehog try, but all the ideas already exist.

Masquerade: The Smeshariki are getting ready for a masquerade. Everyone (except Nyusha) is wearing Nyusha costumes, but she arrives dressed as Barash, resulting in a hilarious mix-up.

Boycott: Nyusha is offended by her friends for not paying attention and declares a boycott against them, but in the end she realizes: They were just busy.

Bibi's Vacation: Bibi comes to Pin's for the holidays and has a great time with the Smeshariki: he plays, solves problems, and listens to poetry. Soon it's time for him to fly away, and his friends see him off.

The Rude Clone: ​​One night, Pin is awakened by loud knocks at the door. He goes to open it and sees a shivering and frightened Losyash on the threshold, asking for help: His own clone found him. Losyash says that in his youth, he had a difficult character; he was a lot of troublemakers, and because of this, no one was friends with him. Loneliness prompted the young scientist to break into the biology lab and secretly clone himself. At first, Losyash and his clone played pranks together, but over time, the moose matured, became polite and kind, and made friends. The clone did not like these changes: He continued to misbehave and began to stalk Losyash and his new friends, trying to return him to the "path of bad manners." Losyash went to the Smeshariki Valley, hoping to hide, but the clone finally found him. Pin offers Send the clone on a submarine to Fatherland, the penguin's homeland, where, according to him, the hooligan will be re-educated. A chase begins: They catch someone, put him in a bag, and send him away in the submarine. Pin notes with satisfaction that the clone will definitely be re-educated there, but then the clone's voice is heard: "I don't know, Chip, I don't know... He's changed so much." It turns out that Losyash himself was mistakenly put in the submarine. Pin is shocked, the clone smirks. (Most likely this is a joke from Losyash, but we will never know.)

Basic Instinct: Nyusha suddenly displays a maternal instinct: She beats Krosh at tennis and starts playing house with Hedgehog. She feeds him porridge and puts him to bed. Krosh and Losyash try to help Hedgehog, but to no avail. Eventually, Losyash suggests playing along with Nyusha.

Maslenitsa: On Maslenitsa, the Smeshariki bake pancakes and make a scarecrow. Barash accidentally falls inside. Kopatych wants to burn the scarecrow, but the rain and wind save Barash. The celebration continues. Everything ends well.

Hedgehog is afraid to jump on the vine his friends made and faints. To hide his fear, he pretends to be a distant relative of Hedgehog. His friends learn the truth and joyfully run after him to apologize and support him.

Kopatych's Hives: Before hibernation, Kopatych is worried about his unpainted hives. Krosh and Yozhik promise to help him, but discover there are dozens or even hundreds of them. The friends realize the task is much more difficult than it seemed. Krosh and Yozhik forgot to paint the hives over the winter, and they deteriorated and fell apart. The friends urgently repaired all the hives (but didn't paint them), and to prevent Kopatych from waking up prematurely, Krosh took a sleeping pill from Sovunya and gave it to Kopatych. When Kopatych woke up, he saw the hives intact and thanked Krosh and Yozhik. But as soon as the bees tried to fly into the hives, they fell apart again. The bees became angry and began stinging Kopatych, chasing him.

Justice Day: Pin and Losyash create a sparkler machine for Justice Day, but it is destroyed by a meteorite. A desperate Pin later discovers that the meteorite sparkles when it hits, so he creates a new mechanism with pedals, and the celebration is a success.

Corps de ballet: On the eve of the holiday, Kar-Karych suggests that the Smeshariki somehow prepare "so that it doesn't turn out like last time." Nyusha suggests an idea: learn the corps de ballet. Karych approves the idea and schedules a rehearsal for the same day. Kar-Karych puts Yozhik in charge, and Krosh helps "intimidate" the others: those who disagree are written down in a notebook. In the end, the Smeshariki perform, but Yozhik doesn't dance—he's now the "boss" and remains on the sidelines.

Gift: Nyusha is struck by lightning and gains electrokinetic powers, but she can't control them. Losyash, a scientist, tries to help Nyusha understand her gift. This leads to mishaps with Kopatych, Krosh, Yozhik, and Barash. In the end, Barash comes to Nyusha with flowers, apologizes, and shows genuine concern. Nyusha joyfully runs to hug him, and Barash receives another electric shock, which singes his fur. But he's not offended: His feelings for Nyusha are stronger.

Big Win: Barash's manuscripts disappeared, Pin's pliers, Losyash's telescope. Pin's slot machine "ate" everything. The Smeshariki are trying to win back their belongings. Everything ended well.

Football. 1st half: Kopatych (for the mood) and Losyash (for tactics) arrange a football match. Kopatych's team (blue): Barash, Pin, goalkeeper Nyusha. Losyash's team (red): Krosh, Yozhik, goalkeeper Kar-Karych. Referee: Sovunya. In the first half, Kar-Karych accidentally scores an own goal. Score: 1:0 in favor of Kopatych's team. A break is called.

"Football. Second half." Hedgehog evens the score (1:1). Krosh scores from a free kick (2:1 in favor of Losyash). Nyusha scores into an empty net (2:2). The captains try to influence the game (Losyash writes down tactics, Kopatych shouts), but, having simultaneously kicked the ball, they collapse in pain. The match ends in a draw. Conclusion: Both attitude and tactics are equally important.

ARI: Losyash has caught a cold, and his friends are lovingly treating him. Barash is jealous and wants to get sick too, so he can get attention and sweets. He chews on an icicle and swims in an icy lake, but remains healthy. However, Krosh and Yozhik, who rescued him, catch an ARI. When Sovunya is about to give them twenty shots, Barash gets scared and realizes: being sick isn't so great. In the end, he sneezes—perhaps he is getting sick after all.

Dream Maker: Barash discovers he can create dreams for others. Nyusha, counting rams, falls into a dream and orders the sea, a yacht, and a prince. Later, the other Smeshariki ask Barash for their dreams. Meanwhile, Barash himself doesn't get enough sleep and never dreams of his own. His friends decide to help him: Nyusha, in the guise of a fairy, invites Barash to make a wish, and he asks her to finally fall asleep. Everything ends well.

In the Beginning Was the Word: Kar-karych writes a chronicle and claims that Barash didn't ride down the slide out of fear. Barash is outraged and tears up the record. After this, all the Smeshariki begin to invent their own versions of events: Someone writes fairy tales, carves pictures on the pyramid, records audio. Confusion ensues. Kar-karych proposes a solution: everyone agrees to appoint a duty chronicler to keep objective records. Meaning: The same story can appear differently, depending on the storyteller.

A pedagogical poem: Kar-Karych tries to teach Krosh to fall asleep when he claps his hands. After 232 attempts, he succeeds, but now Krosh falls asleep to any clap (for example, when Kopatych slaps his forehead). Losyash suggests developing a reverse reflex so that the clap wakes Krosh. The plan works during the day, but at night Krosh wakes up to applause on the radio and throws a pillow at it in irritation.

Farewell, Barash!: Barash dreamily talks about sea voyages in the bathroom. Kar-Karych takes this seriously and organizes a "round-the-world" trip: Krosh and Yozhik build a raft called "Uragan," Kopatych provides provisions, Sovunya provides medicine, Nyusha is touched. At the ceremonial farewell, Nyusha accidentally collapses Kopatych's warehouse, and the harvest sinks the raft. Barash is indignant and exclaims angrily: "You might as well send me to the moon!" Kar-Karych is fired up with a new idea.

Miss Universe: Nyusha wins a local beauty pageant, and her friends send her to Miss Universe, but she's rejected: She doesn't meet the standards. Upset, Nyusha withdraws into herself, but the Kikoriki support her: Kar-Karych announces that the valley is separating from the Universe and establishing its own pageant, where Nyusha is the ideal candidate. Ultimately, she agrees to accept the title, ending the episode with the phrase, "Why would I need this? I don't know!"

"-41°C": Krosh and Yozhik find an ice statue of Nyusha at -41°C and mistake it for their frozen friend. They bring "Nyusha" into the house and try to warm her up, but she melts. On their way to Losyash for help, the friends see more Smeshariki statues and decide everyone is frozen, until Losyash explains that they are his ice sculptures from an exhibition (including the very same Nyusha statue). Losyash invites his friends for tea, but the stunned Krosh and Yozhik remain outside, unable to come to terms with what just happened.

A Long Fishing Trip: Losyash and Kopatych go fishing. A dispute over bait (cacti) and discarded fish causes the boat to accelerate, fly toward a waterfall, hit a rock, and get stuck in a tree in the forest. The friends, unable to see that they are almost at the ground because of the foliage, try to estimate their height: the fishing rod gets stuck in a crevice, the rock in a spider web. They spend the night hungry (Losyash eats cacti, Kopatych sandwiches), and in the morning the tree bends and they find themselves on land. Ultimately, they agree to fish from the shore next time and without reference books. Saying goodbye, Losyash and Kopatych exchange their usual phrases.

Renovation is a team effort: Krosh starts a renovation and takes turns staying with his friends Yozhik, Kopatych, Pin, Losyash, Sovunya, and Kar-Karych. His restlessness causes them problems and ultimately leaves him homeless. Then all the Smeshariki team up and help Krosh finish the renovation. Kar-Karych sums it up: "Whatever you say, neighbor, renovation is a team effort!" In the end, the friends decide to renovate each of their own homes and stay with Krosh for now. All ends well.

The Promise: Krosh and Hedgehog set off in search of a magic herb. According to legend, its flowers help one become big and smart. Along the way, they meet a crying Nyusha; she has lost her favorite toy, a plush dog named Tuzya. Hedgehog promises Nyusha to find it. The piglet remembers where she was with Tuzya: running after a dragonfly, swinging on a swing, visiting an apiary, and so on. Krosh urges his friend to go to the magic herb; it is about to bloom, but Hedgehog, tormented by his conscience, decides to fulfill his promise first. He goes around all the places where the toy could have been lost, but to no avail. It starts to rain, Hedgehog slips and falls into a puddle and unexpectedly finds Tuzya there. Krosh managed to try the magic herb, and brought the rest for Hedgehog, but they are no longer They work. Krosh promises his friend to never abandon him. In the end, Krosh falls asleep on the porch of Hedgehog's house.

Archaeology: Kar-Karych advises Kopatych to tell Krosh and Hedgehog that treasure is buried on his property so they can help him dig up the garden. The boys begin excavating and unexpectedly discover an ancient arch with columns. Attempts to examine the find lead to the collapse of the arch: Kopatych's house and chess table fall into the resulting ravine. His friends console him by saying that one day the house will become a valuable find for archaeologists. Kopatych is upset: He forgot to take out the trash; he is ashamed that archaeologists will see the mess in his house.

Meteorology: Kar-Karych explains the persistent rain with the legend of the Moon Raven, and Losyash uses science and predicts clear weather. The forecast doesn't come true. Kar-Karych dances with a tambourine, and the rain stops. Krosh and Hedgehog believe in magic, but Losyash thinks it's a coincidence. The next day, Losyash himself dances with a tambourine to make it +30°C, and Kar-Karych immediately tells him a new legend about the Fire Hare on the Sun. Losyash listens attentively and writes down: After all, meteorology is an exact science!

Disco Dancer: Barash can't dance and wants to win a best dance competition to gain recognition (on Nyusha's advice). He persuades the former king of disco, Kopatych, to become his teacher. After intense training (running with buckets, jumping rope, etc.), Barash prepares for his performance, receives Kopatych's signature star-shaped glasses, and arrives at the disco. But on the evening of the competition, Sovunya puts on a waltz instead of a disco dance. It turns out disco is out of fashion. Upset, Barash leaves the dance floor after meeting Kopatych. He finally understands: Fashion changes, but a true dancer is true to the disco rhythm.

Soap opera: Losyash and Kar-Karych argue about whether anyone can go unnoticed if they pour liquid soap instead of tea. Losyash eats a bar of soap (washing it down with tea) and wins a piano from Kar-Karych. Then Kar-Karych, in order to get the piano back, also eats the soap. In the end, they both realize the argument was absurd. Losyash sums it up: "My friend, don't you think we both stayed the same, but at the same time... we ate soap?"

Little Big Sea: Krosh and Hedgehog initially clean the beach of trash, but soon a huge black spot from car waste appears in the sea. The Smeshariki try to save the lagoon, recognizing the importance of caring for nature. Even small actions can have serious consequences for the environment.

Operation Santa Claus: Krosh doesn't believe in Santa Claus and wants to catch the "grown-up in a suit" in a net to prove to Hedgehog that the wizard doesn't exist. The adult Smeshariki (Kar-Karych, Kopatych, Sovunya, and Losyash) decide to keep the children's faith in miracles alive and secretly deliver gifts. Kar-Karych, disguised as Santa Claus, falls into Krosh's trap, but the real Santa Claus rescues him. Krosh wakes up, sees the torn net, and is perplexed.

Are they thinking about you in the stars? Kopatych discovers a portrait of Hedgehog on his field. Hedgehog explains: "I drew it for the inhabitants of the stars, because I myself am too small to be noticed from afar." Kopatych gets angry and asks him not to do it again. That night, Hedgehog and Krosh ponder: "Perhaps, on other planets, someone looks at the sky and thinks it's empty." Then Pin launches a rocket into space with a satellite inside, a photograph of all the Smeshariki and the message: "We are here!"

Good news: Krosh, Hedgehog, and Barash are heading to the mountains. Losyash warns of a storm, but Krosh calls the difficulties "good news" and leads his friends on. An avalanche, an earthquake, and a volcanic eruption await them. Tired Hedgehog and Barash dream of rest, and the cheerful Krosh is ready for new adventures. In the end, Krosh again wants to share "good news," but his friends hastily run away, leaving him at the volcano. All ends well.

Butterfly: Losyash decides he was a butterfly in a past life. He makes wings and tries to live like a butterfly, fluttering and feeding on nectar. Due to difficulties, he abandons this idea and returns to his normal life. At the end, Barash jokes that he dreamed he was a tiger and reassures Losyash: "Don't be afraid! Tigers don't eat butterflies!"

Living Clock: Krosh, Hedgehog, and Nyusha want to go to the beach and wake up Barash, who spent the whole night writing poetry without getting enough sleep. On the way, they meet Sovunya (a lark's daily routine) and the sleeping Kar-Karych. He explains that everyone has a different "living clock": some are lark, some are owls. The friends stop being angry with Barash. While they play on the beach, he sleeps, and wakes up only in the evening when the others are already tired and want to sleep. Barash calls them to play, but they fall asleep listening to his poems.

This sweet word, honey: Kopatych ate too much honey and felt ill. His friends try to protect him from this delicacy: They lock the honey in a barn and quarantine Kopatych himself. He escapes with Barash, grabs a barrel of honey, and after a sip, feels ill again. Barash runs to the other Smeshariki for help. All ends well.

Play, Harmony!: Barash seeks harmony for inspiration. Krosh, Hedgehog, and Kopatych try to help, but in vain. In despair, Barash throws himself off a cliff into the sea; the water is knee-deep. That's when inspiration strikes: He composes a poem ("Night, peace, moon, water") and rejoices while his tired friends watch him. Moral: Inspiration comes unexpectedly.

Talisman: Barash wants to fly in a hot air balloon with Krosh and Hedgehog, but he's afraid of heights. Owl gives him a "talisman"—an ordinary button. Because of Barash's carelessness, the balloon spins out of control and flies into the mountains. Overcoming his fear, he opens the valve, and the friends descend, albeit harshly. In the end, Barash faints.

A scary story for Nyusha: Nyusha, Krosh, and Hedgehog are sitting by the fire, telling scary stories. Impressionable Nyusha is the most frightened of all by the creepy stories. Krosh decides to play a prank on Nyusha and concocts a creepy legend about the Black Lovelace, a mysterious man in a black mask. According to Krosh, he worked in a circus with a black dome and never took off his mask. The Lovelace had a magical ability: as soon as he took off his mask and started playing the guitar, all the women around him instantly lost their minds. At first, Nyusha is genuinely frightened by this ridiculous horror story. However, later, she unexpectedly runs into him. Everything ends well.

Magnetism: Krosh and Yozhik are looking for a buried can of carrot juice and find a magnet. Nyusha tries to "attract" Barash with it, but to no avail. The magnet breaks, and Losyash explains that magnets can repel each other, just like friends sometimes do during arguments. The scientist conducts an experiment with a carousel and magnet halves; afterward, the friends make up, and the lost can of carrot juice is also magnetized to Krosh.

Secret Society: Hedgehog and Krosh create a secret society of "little secrets"—things buried in the ground like little mysteries. Barash learns about it, joins, and diligently buries many objects, but doesn't understand the point. In the end, Hedgehog explains: "Pleasure is in the feeling of mystery (Only those initiated know what's buried there)." Barash asks in surprise, "And... that's it?" His friends reply, "That's it. Just shh!"

Mountains and Candy: Nyusha agrees to go swinging with Barash to look at the mountains only for candy. He brings sweets, but their abundance makes Nyusha ill. Sovunya forbids her from eating candy for two weeks. When Barash runs out of candy, Nyusha shares hers. Finally, Barash invites Nyusha on a walk with flowers and candy, and she agrees unconditionally.

What everyone needs: Krosh first convinces everyone that everyone needs nails, and then breaks Hedgehog's chair. Then he gets excited about the idea of ​​Hedgehog's pyramid and starts actively selling it to the other Smeshariki. That evening, at the presentation, Hedgehog announces that he broke the pyramid. Disappointed customers leave. Krosh decides to promote nails again: After all, everyone definitely needs them.

Triumph of Reason: Losyash tells Nyusha how, in his youth, he lost a fight for the heart of a female moose because of his small antlers and therefore devoted himself to science for the sake of the Nobel Prize, "Triumph of Reason." Suddenly, he learns that the prize was awarded to him. His friends help Losyash prepare for the ceremony and craft enormous antlers, but they fall off along with his real antlers. Disappointed, Losyash refuses to go, and then realizes: Applause isn't that important; the prize can be received by mail. In the end, he plays a computer game and says: "True friends love you without achievements or awards."

List of main characters: Krosh: A cheerful, sociable and mischievous rabbit, a restless merry fellow. Hedgehog: A calm and reasonable hedgehog, Krosh's neighbor and best friend. Nyusha: A narcissistic, capricious and touchy pig who dreams of the stage and fame. Barash: A poet-lamb, a melancholic and romantic, who sympathizes with Nyusha. Losyash: A smart moose-scientist who prefers the natural sciences. Pin: A penguin inventor who works in a hangar and speaks with a German accent. Bibi: A little robotic character created by Pin so he wouldn't be lonely. But Bibi got bored after learning everything he could from Pin, so he flew off into space to learn new things on his own, sometimes calling Pin and sending him emails and messages. Bibi loves to learn and has flown to the moon and other places. He doesn't speak, but he makes computer sounds. Kar-Karych: A raven with a "turbulent, unknown past", an artist of all genres. Kopatych: A straightforward and hardworking bear, a former disco dancer and actor. Pandy (full name Stepanida) is Kopatych's niece, a hyperactive panda who loves to play and have fun. She is friends with Krosh, Hedgehog, and Bibi, and loves to climb trees and play pranks. She wears a pink bow on her head, and her favorite toy is a doll named Zina. Sovunya: An elderly owl who follows a healthy lifestyle.

Recipe for a Good Rest: Sovunya loses her book of life recipes because of Nyusha and becomes despondent. Her friends, following the surviving fragment, "Keep in a dark place, out of reach of children," bury it in a hole where the sky is visible. There, Sovunya comes to her senses and comes up with a new recipe for relaxation: "Lie down on the grass, spread your wings, close your eyes, and lie there."

Water activities: Krosh and Hedgehog are doing exercises, then Krosh releases too much water from the spring, flooding the area and catching Sovunya, Barash, and Pin. Krosh saves his friends by catching them in a net, and is praised as a hero, while Hedgehog blocks the spring. Krosh is surprised that he is considered a savior, although it all started because of him.

Beauty: Losyash hangs a picture on the wall, but it's too high. Krosh, Yozhik, and Nyusha try to fix the situation: They move the closet, repaint the wall, hammer in a new nail, and eventually the wall collapses, leaving a hole. But the view through the hole is beautiful. In the end, Losyash joins the kids in a game of hide-and-seek.

The Last Rainbow: Krosh convinces Kar-Karych to write sensational headlines in the newspaper: Instead of "Rainbow," they write "The Last Rainbow in Life," "Mutant Rainbow," and so on. The fictional news causes panic among the Smeshariki. When Krosh actually gets into trouble (he nearly drowns), everyone realizes that chasing sensations is harmful. Kar-Karych suggests writing calm headlines, and meanwhile, a rainbow appears in the sky again. The main idea: It is important to tell the truth.

The Big Race: The Smeshariki race in pairs for the Desert Cup, with Pin commentating from the air. A kettle whistling causes a false start. Krosh and Yozhik drop out of the race, miss a turn, and crash into a cactus. Kar-Karych and Sovunya explode due to overheating. Kopatych and Losyash break their car after a jump. Nyusha and Barash pick up Krosh and Yozhik on a tricycle and win. The rest walk to the finish line.

Nyusha's Birthday: Hedgehog and Krosh head into the desert to find the perfect cactus as a gift for Nyusha. Along the way, they get lost, encounter heat, quicksand, and a mirage. Having barely overcome the difficulties, the friends return to Nyusha late, but still make it in time for the party.

Golf: Krosh and Yozhik try playing golf, a game that seems simple (get the ball into the hole), but requires precision, accuracy, and practice. In the process, Yozhik unwittingly gets almost all his friends involved.

Flying in dreams and reality: Pin reads a comic book all night, and in the morning he has to pollinate Kopatych's field in a seaplane. Falling asleep at the controls, he causes a commotion: He breaks Krosh's bench, snatches Hedgehog's catch, hits Losyash, and lifts Kar-Karych into the air. The plane crashes, but Pin and Kar-Karych eject. In the end, Pin lies in a cast, Kar-Karych reading him a book about airplanes.

The Event of the Century: Losyash, a self-taught astronomer. Losyash tells his friends about an upcoming solar eclipse, an event that happens once every hundred years. Krosh and Yozhik want to see it first, but they can't sleep. In the morning, they sit down to watch the eclipse, but due to fatigue, they fall asleep.

How to become a star: Nyusha dreams of becoming a star. Kar-Karych and Losyash advise her to impress others and find her talent. Krosh and Yozhik playfully roll her down a slide. Eventually, Nyusha accidentally discovers her acrobatic talent and deftly performs a somersault on a tree. Her friends try to repeat the trick, but accidentally wake Kopatych, who realizes it's still winter and falls asleep again. Result: Nyusha realizes that stardom lies in discovering her talent.

Krosh's New Teeth: Krosh has a loose tooth. He's afraid to go to Doctor Sovunya and, with his friends, tries ridiculous treatments. Eventually, Sovunya explains that it's a baby tooth that's fallen out and advises him to learn to whistle instead of gnawing on carrots.

Ballast: Krosh, Hedgehog, and Pin are searching for treasure on a submarine. Nyusha joins in, throws out the ballast, and accidentally causes chaos, causing the submarine to fall into a cave. The heroes see a chest but lose the treasure due to a cave-in. The "treasure" turns out to be a rusty nail, which Nyusha finds.

Telegraph: Krosh and Yozhik find a telegraph at Pin's and start a messaging trend among the Smeshariki. Soon, the devices break, and Kar-Karych deliberately disables the remaining ones so the friends can return to face-to-face communication. Eventually, the Smeshariki realize that communicating in person is much more enjoyable, and they begin visiting again, for example, gathering for tea at Sovunya's.

Collection: Krosh doesn't understand Hedgehog's passion for collecting candy wrappers, and the friends quarrel. Later, Krosh makes peace with Hedgehog and gives him a candy wrapper. During a storm, the collection flies away, Krosh risks his life to catch it, and Hedgehog searches for his friend. Ultimately, both realize: Friendship is more important than any collection.

Lily: While fishing, Hedgehog finds a portrait of Lily the hedgehog and decides she's on a desert island. Together with Krosh, he swims to rescue her despite the storm. After a huge wave, it turns out the portrait was on the label of a bottle of lemonade.

Umbrella Biography: Barash is attached to his old umbrella because of memories. His friends give him a new one, but he stays with the old one. During a storm, Barash is forced to let it go, but later he gets used to the new one and immediately has a little adventure. Summary: Things are dear to us because of emotions, but even new ones can acquire their own stories.

A: Barash learns to sing the note A from Kar-Karych, but fails and is kicked out. Barash loses his voice while practicing, goes to the well, and falls in. Krosh, Hedgehog, and Losyash mistake him for a water sprite. The lamp they lower into the well falls on Barash, and from the electric shock, he jumps out screaming "A." Kar-Karych is delighted: the note is struck! The friends chase after Barash, still believing him to be a water sprite.

The Path to Polite Society: Sovunya tells Nyusha that girls in polite society don't whistle and that she needs to break the habit. Nyusha searches for a way and receives absurd advice. Frustrated, she whistles to her heart's content and crashes into a tree. Barash remarks that he, on the contrary, needs to develop the habit of greeting. He says, "By the way, hello!" Nyusha responds and whistles again. The idea: Being yourself is more important than formal rules.

A Gift of Fate: Barash learns from Losyash that he is destined to receive a gift of fate, and begins searching for it, but to no avail. At midnight, his friends come to him with cake and pastries: this is the gift. And when Losyash reads the forecast for tomorrow, it turns out that Barash must wait for the gift again, causing him to faint.

Who's first: Barash and Nyusha quarrel over a mix-up over a meeting time. With the help of Krosh and Hedgehog, Barash decides to make peace and bakes a cake. Nyusha also realizes her mistake, and they meet at the house, apologize to each other, and have tea.

Uncultured: A tenacious weed grows in Kopatych's garden, wraps itself around the plot, and carries away things and the house. Krosh and Hedgehog try to help, but to no avail. They take refuge in the toilet. All the weeds fall to the ground, and Krosh eats a weed seed and hides behind the toilet door.

A Forgotten Story: Kar-Karych tries to recall a forgotten story from the past—something about jumping in puddles. Sovunya hypnotizes him, Losyash connects a memory-awakening device, but all is in vain, until the computer crashes due to the overly vivid memories. Kar-Karych remembers: He once had a wooden boat. In the end, he, Losyash, and Sovunya, shouting "Polundra!", jump through the puddles and launch the boat into the sea, and Krosh and Yozhik realize: Adults also benefit from remembering their childhood.

Piano: Nyusha cunningly forces Krosh, Hedgehog, and Barash to bring the piano into the house. The friends struggle with the heavy instrument, dragging it around the house and even trying to lift it to the second floor, but in the end, the piano falls down and ends up back in the yard. The heroes climb out, and Barash remarks: "The yard is where the piano belongs."

How to quickly gather friends: Nyusha is bored and wants her friends to come over. Krosh and Yozhik are nearby testing a device that shoots a ball, which hits Nyusha in the forehead. She pretends to be sick, and her friends roll her on a bed. The bed starts rolling down a hill, picking up Barash, Kopatych, Krosh, and Yozhik along the way, and flies into Nyusha's house. In the end, everyone is drinking tea, and Nyusha admits she just wanted to roll on the bed.

Bench: Krosh painted a bench and took the remains to Barash. He climbed a tree while writing poetry and got stuck. Krosh and Hedgehog tried to save him by using the bench, but it broke. Krosh consoled Barash: "I can make as many benches as you want, but you're the only one we have, you see!" The friends looked at the hippopotamus-shaped clouds and rejoiced.

A Prince for Nyusha: Nyusha, inspired by a fairy tale, dreams of finding a prince. She turns to her friends Krosh, Hedgehog, Barash, and Kar-Karych, but they're all busy with their own affairs. Upset, Nyusha goes to wait for the prince on the sandbar. Suddenly, a huge scarecrow in a coat, the "prince," appears, ready for a heroic deed. Nyusha gets scared and runs away, and the scarecrow stumbles and falls apart. Inside are her friends: They wanted to please Nyusha and even prepared a stuffed dragon to "defeat" him. Everyone laughs and makes up.

Plywood Sun: In autumn, Barash is depressed due to the lack of sun. Krosh and Hedgehog try to catch the last ray, and then hang a plywood sun on a tree. Sovunya brings berry tea, and the friends drink it together, lifting their spirits.

Where the Old Year Goes: Hedgehog comes to Krosh to celebrate the New Year, but he's afraid to open the door, thinking that the Old Year will leave, and he still has a lot to do. Hedgehog waits so long that he turns into a snowball. Nyusha and Losyash persuade Krosh to open the door, but the wind blows it open and the Old Year slips away. Then Father Frost appears.

Snoring Energy: Krosh and Hedgehog want to light a light bulb, but there's no electricity. Owl Pin tries different sources, but nothing works. Finally, the friends use Kopatych's snoring as energy: They install a device near his house, and the light bulb lights up. After the light wakes Kopatych, they persuade him to go back to sleep.

Iron Nanny: Krosh and Hedgehog ask Pin to make a robot assistant. He creates: An Iron Nanny who is too intrusive: She chases after the Smeshariki, falls through the roof of the hangar, and then freezes because her batteries are running low.

Sovunya's House: Located near the mountains, it is shaped like a tall tree, with Sovunya living in its hollow. Inside, the house is divided into "rooms" by curtains and a cellar. Three rooms are known: a kitchen-hallway, a living room, and a bedroom. The kitchen-hallway contains shelves with medicines, jams, and pickles, as well as sports equipment. The living room contains a sideboard, a round table, and a vanity with a mirror. Sovunya's bed is in the bedroom. The cellar is stocked with supplies.

Nyusha's House: A two-story building resembling a teapot. Painted pink and decorated with painted daisies. A daisy sign hangs on the house. The yard is surrounded by a low white fence. Around the house is a garden with apple trees, cherries, roses, peonies, and tulips. Behind the house is a river. On the ground floor is a living room and kitchen, and on the second floor is a bedroom with a bed by the window, a mirror, and a cabinet with cosmetics.

Pandy's House: Presumably not far from Hedgehog's House. Description: Built of bamboo in the shape of a pagoda. A Chinese lantern, inscription, and other decorations hang above the entrance. The door and windows are made of bamboo. Nearby is a porch with a decorative bonsai tree and a bamboo ladder. Inside, there are posters, speakers, an MP3 player, a small ladder, and a bamboo rug. The house is built from bamboo that Pandy brought with her in a pot. Overnight, the bamboo grew into a grove, and the Smeshariki used it for construction.

Kopatych's House: Next to the garden and well. Description: A wooden hut with a thatched roof, a pumpkin hanging above the door. At the back of the house is an extension for honey barrels and tools. A fence surrounds the property, and a wooden toilet stall is nearby. (Inside the house there is a stove, table, benches, a bed, an attic, and a cellar.) (A secret underground shelter, the entrance to which is hidden under a metal pipe.)

Krosh's House: Description: A bright two-story building with multicolored walls (blue, green, pink, orange). There are two entrances: one at the bottom and one at the top, connected by a wooden spiral staircase without railings. The roof is shaped like rabbit ears, one of which has a carrot-shaped weather vane attached to it. Next to the top entrance is a small balcony. Inside, there are two rooms: a living room (with a bed, a toy train set, radios, and sports equipment) and a bathroom (with a sink, wardrobe, and chest). Under the house is a large basement, where Krosh stored 40 boxes of carrots.

Hedgehog's House: Location: Umorya, not far from Krosh's house. Description: A one-story mushroom-shaped building. The roof is covered with red tiles, and the building itself is beige. A sign in the shape of a pair of glasses hangs on the house. The stone porch resembles a bridge, as a river flows nearby. Next to the house is a small orchard with apple trees, pears, and the occasional carrot, surrounded by a fence. Inside, there is a collection of potted cacti, mushrooms, and shells, shelves with books, a rocking bed, and a changing area.

Pin's House: Situated at the tip of a sandy peninsula, it's surrounded by a pier and a large hangar where Pin works and stores his tools. Behind the hangar is a dump where the penguin discards his failed inventions. The house is constructed of iron and scrap metal, resembling an artificial satellite. It's perched high above the ground and supported by several wooden poles. A lift is used to access the house and deliver supplies.

Bibi's House: In "The Big Book of Funny Circles," Bibi lives in a flying machine resembling an insect (possibly a dragonfly). The house has two large eye-windows and a propeller resembling wings. In the game "Finding Bibi," it was revealed that the character has a house on the moon. It's a very tall structure made of lunar soil. Near the entrance hangs a monitor with the inscription "Bibi. The Land of Smeshariki."

Losyash's House: Located in the east of Romashkova Valley, not far from Nyusha and Kar-Karych's houses, it's surrounded by a pine forest. Outside, it's a small forest hut, overgrown with moss. Two wooden antlers are nailed to the roof, and a book-shaped sign hangs from one of them. A chimney with a blue mug protrudes from the house. A telescope stands in the yard, with a hammock slung between it and the chimney. The house appears larger inside than it appears from the outside. It contains a library with dozens of books, scientific instruments, and a computer. There's also presumably a basement with a laboratory and showers.

Kar-Karych's House: Located in the western part of Romashkova Valley. To the west is Losyash's house, to the south is Kopatych's house, to the north is Nyusha's house, and to the northeast are the houses of Krosh and Hedgehog. The sea is located slightly to the east. The house: Blue walls are framed by Ionic columns, with a volute with curls running from one edge to the other, and a marble laurel nailed beneath it. The roof is covered with dark blue metal sheets. A white balcony with a balustrade encircles the house. There are two entrances: the main one and a spare one. Inside, the house consists of two rooms and a bathroom. The first room is the main one: it contains a fireplace, a dining table, and a piano. The second room is used as a storage room, but in some episodes, a bed is also located there.

Chamomile Valley (Smeshariki Country) is the fictional location where the main events of the animated series "Smeshariki" take place. It is a place with a diverse landscape, climate, and biomes where the main characters live.

Geographic location: Chamomile Valley is located in the mid-latitudes of the Northern Hemisphere. According to the screenwriter, it is located on a peninsula, but it is unknown which one, perhaps a fictional one. The valley is surrounded by sea, with numerous islands nearby. A desert lies to the northwest. High, snow-capped mountains surround the valley's north and east. The highest is Mount Snezhnaya.

Biomes and Landscape: Chamomile Valley has several biomes and landscape features: Desert in the northwest, where only cacti grow. The desert also has a jungle patch. Forests in the west, where Losyash lives, are also located, as are most of the lakes where the Smeshariki like to fish. Sandy coast in the south, where Krosh, Hedgehog, Pandy, and Pin live. Hills abound in the valley. A picturesque natural arch is located near a waterfall. Cherry blossoms grow near Sovunya's house. The soil in the valley is fertile, allowing for abundant harvests. There are streams and a lake where the Smeshariki like to fish. A spring is located near the mountains.

The climate in Romashkova Valley ranges from highland to tropical. A moderate monsoon climate prevails in the populated meadows. Summers are generally warm, sometimes even hot. The proximity of the sea creates conditions for dangerous phenomena such as tornadoes. They are not uncommon in the valley's vicinity and sometimes occur within the valley itself. Strong winds blow from the sea from time to time, reaching gale force. Despite these peculiarities, the climate is generally considered favorable.

The symbol of the Chamomile Valley is a chamomile on a blue background, which signifies friendship and mutual understanding between the Smeshariki.

The Smeshariki have connections with the outside world. For example, Kopatych exports the harvest, possibly for sale, and equipment and other items are supplied from the cities. Electricity comes from other countries; the valley has no power plants of its own.