Belka and Strelka (cartoon)

Belka and Strelka are not sisters

USSR

People don't exist

I don't know

Rex is the oldest, smartest, and most well-read puppy. He wears glasses and is modest and shy, but incredibly honest and responsible. He often acts as the voice of reason among the turbulent trio. Dina is the middle sister, a very beautiful, cheerful, and active girl. She is a strong-willed, fashion-conscious girl, but is always ready to get involved in any of her brothers' adventures. Bublik is the youngest, mischievous, and hooligan puppy. He is the complete opposite of Rex. His curiosity and restlessness constantly get him into awkward and funny situations. Colorful supporting characters: Pushok is Strelka's puppy, who appears in the film "Moon Adventures." He is an adorable little fellow who is sent as a diplomatic gift to the White House in the United States. His adventures connect the Soviet and American space programs. Pirate is a formidable, massive bulldog, the leader of a gang of street dogs, and Strelka and Venya's main rival on the streets of Moscow before they arrive at the Training Center. Lev Bonifatsievich and Misha the Bear are good-natured circus performers, Belka's former colleagues in the ring, who sincerely care for her and rejoice at her success in space. Psychiatrist Cat is a funny character from the Training Center who conducts psychological tests on future four-legged cosmonauts, testing their stress tolerance before the flight. Chip is an American ape-astronaut (chimpanzee) whom the heroes encounter during the mission to the moon in the sequel. Initially a rival, he later becomes a good friend and ally of the team. The Belka and Strelka animated franchise includes feature films (Star Dogs, Lunar Adventures, Caribbean Mystery) and the animated series Mischievous Family. All characters are divided into the main cosmonauts, their children, and colorful street or circus friends. The characters ("characters") from the Belka and Strelka: Star Dogs animated franchise universe live in the USSR (Soviet Union) of the late 1950s and early 1960s, with their specific location changing depending on the project and the plot stage. The characters' primary locations are the Baikonur Cosmodrome and the Training Center, the main residence of the characters during training. This secret base is located in Kazakhstan, where instructor Kazbek, new dog recruits, the Psychiatrist Cat, and scientists live in military barracks and training facilities. Moscow (streets and circus) - before joining the space program, Belka lived and performed in the Moscow circus, while Strelka and the rat Venya were homeless inhabitants of the capital's backstreets. A cozy city apartment - in the animated series "Belka and Strelka: The Mischievous Family," the family of Belka and Kazbek, along with their three puppies (Rex, Dina, and Bublik), receive comfortable housing in Soviet-era Moscow. The Moon and the space station - in the franchise's sequel ("Secrets of Space"), the characters move to the international lunar station, which is equipped with special residential and research modules.