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Kirenenko sits on the bottom bunk with his back rigidly pressed against the concrete wall. He stays here 90% of the time, reading his sneaker magazines. He has a small hook next to his pillow where his favorite sneaker catalog hangs.
Putin’s top bunk is messy, soft, and covered in plain blue sheets. Because Putin is a dynamic, frantic character, he spends a lot of time jumping down from the top bunk in terror or hanging upside down from it.
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Beds located on the left side of the room. This is a plain, dark-grey metallic double-bunk frame. Putin sleeps on the top bunk, while Kirenenko occupies the bottom bunk so he can sit comfortably and read his sneaker catalogs.
toilet located in the back-right corner of the cell. It consists of a basic, floor-mounted white porcelain toilet with an exposed overhead water tank and a pull-chain flush system.
Walls painted in a plain, muted grey or light-green tone with simple concrete panelling. They are completely bare, except for a large Soviet-style calendar hanging on the back wall. This calendar counts down the days (set in August 1961), floor is standard grey concrete tiles layout.
High up on the back wall, there is a small, narrow rectangular window with thick iron security bars. It lets in minimal, stark daylight, emphasizing how deeply enclosed they are.

The most unique feature of the cell is the front wall. There are no static iron bars here. Instead, this side of the cell is completely open to the corridor, allowing different mechanical guard doors (like Kanschkov, Rudolf, or Shokeisky) to constantly slide left and right into the frame like elevators to interact with the prisoners.there are no physical bars at the front. The characters are held in by an implicit force field of rules, and the guards literally are the front wall when they slide into place.

Some random items in cell:
A tiny green basin near the toilet where Putin keeps Leningrad (the frog) and washes up.
Random colorful toys and assembly items left behind or stored in corners (like matryoshka dolls or chick-sorting boxes)
Kirenenko's prized collectible sneakers, which he meticulously cleans and places neatly by the foot of his bunk bed.
Everything in the room is mirrored or geometrically balanced, which emphasizes Putin's repetitive routines and contrasts perfectly with the absolute chaos that Kirenenko causes.

When Kirenenko gets on the warden's nerves too much, the black Shokeisky door slides in to carry out a death sentence right inside the cell.
The door transforms into a trap (like a guillotine or an electric chair). Putin panics and cries in the corner, thinking they are going to die. Kirenenko, completely unfazed, treats the execution methods like spa treatments or mild inconveniences, completely destroying Shokeisky’s equipment every single time.

After labor is completed, the blue Zenirov door arrives. He dispenses a single coin to Putin as payment. Zenirov then acts as a corrupt vending machine, allowing the prisoners to buy items through the door slot.
Putin uses his tiny earnings to buy cheap snacks or juice. Kirenenko, however, saves up his money to buy luxury items like a canvas to paint on, or rare collectible sneakers. Because Zenirov always tries to scam them, these interactions almost always end with Kirenenko tearing the door open to rob the guard back.

The cell features a single toilet in the corner. During free time, Putin tries to relax, do a little dance, or play with his favorite pet frog, Leningrad, and a cross-dressing chick named Komanetsyn.
Kirenenko uses leisure time strictly to stare at his sneakers or do intense workouts (like balancing on one finger). The biggest conflict occurs during toilet time—there is a strict schedule, and if Putin takes too long on the toilet while Kirenenko needs to go, Kirenenko will brutally beat Putin or rip the toilet out of the floor.

The green Rudolf door slides in to force the prisoners into completing bizarre, tedious assembly line tasks. The door dispenses materials into the cell, and the prisoners must work at a fast, rhythmic pace.
Putting smaller nesting dolls inside bigger ones and sorting newly hatched baby chicks by gender (male or female).
Putin works frantically and panics to meet the quota. Kirenenko completely ignores the work until a rare chick (like a transgender chick or a weird mutant) or a hidden sneaker magazine catches his attention. When Rudolf tries to punish them for slacking, Kirenenko violently destroys the assembly equipment and beats the guard.

Mealtime is handled by the standard grey Kanschkov door. The door's mechanical hands slide open the food tray slot and push a single bowl of grey, unappetizing prison gruel into the cell for each inmate.
While Putin eats his food normally, Kirenenko completely ignores the prison meals. Instead, he spends the entire time obsessively reading his sneaker magazine. If the guards try to take his food away early or disturb his reading, Kirenenko flies into a rage and smashes the door.

Shokeisky:
Shokeisky is the prison's cold-blooded, relentless executioner. He is completely devoid of empathy and approaches death row executions like a methodical, everyday chore. Despite his grim demeanor, he is totally incompetent against Kirenenko—fainting or panicking when his deadly traps (like the guillotine or poison gas) hilariously backfire on him. He's a pale grey / lavender-furred rabbit.

Door appearance: A terrifying, pitch-black door painted with a massive graphic of the Grim Reaper holding a scythe.
Shokeisky's entire story involves trying to execute Kirenenko on death row using increasingly lethal traps. He tried a guillotine (Kirenenko caught it with his neck and broke the blade), poison gas (Kirenenko drank it like air freshener), an electric chair (it just styled Kirenenko's ears), and a firing squad. Frustrated and terrified that none of his lethal methods worked, Shokeisky ultimately suffered a mental breakdown from Kirenenko's sheer invincibility.

Zenirov:
Zenirov is greedy, cheap, and deeply shady. He acts like a corrupt merchant, smugly shortchanging the prisoners. When paying Putin for hours of grueling labor, he takes great pleasure in dropping just a single, worthless coin. He is a green rabbit who wears a pair of round, thick-rimmed glasses.

Door Appearance: A blue-tinted steel door covered in golden brick and currency stickers, featuring a small safe-like pedal opening at the bottom.
Zenirov tried to scam the inmates by offering a single shoe for sale through his door, capitalizing on Kirenenko’s obsession with sneakers. However, Zenirov kept raising the price, demanding more coins and labor. When Kirenenko finally paid and realized Zenirov had sold him a fake sneaker, Kirenenko smashed through the blue door, retrieved his money, and left Zenirov buried under his own scam operation.

Rudolf:
Rudolf is the strict, harsh taskmaster of the prison. He is incredibly demanding and impatient, forcing Putin and Kirenenko to complete tedious factory labor at a frantic pace. He derives great joy from whipping his door to intimidate the prisoners if they slow down. He a bright red rabbit. He wears the standard prison authority uniform, but his face is usually locked into an aggressive, angry scowl.

Door Appearance: A green-colored steel door painted with a large, intimidating brown leather whip.
Rudolf tried to force Kirenenko into doing mundane prison labor, such as sorting chicks and assembling nesting dolls. Kirenenko completely ignored him until Rudolf brought in a boxing glove on a spring to punch him. In the chaos, Rudolf accidentally smashed a rare pair of sneakers Kirenenko was admiring. In retaliation, Kirenenko brutally beat Rudolf and used his green door as a literal anvil to pound the guard flat.

Kanschkov:
They are yellow rabbits with sunken snouts, dark circles around their eyes, and distinct black mustaches. They wear black-and-white striped prison authority uniforms featuring the text "АБАСХИРИР - ТЮРРЬМО" (Abaskhiri Prison).
They love to tease, bully, and assign absurd chores to the inmates, such as sorting nesting matryoshka dolls or sexing newly hatched chicks.
Several identical-looking guards appear throughout the series with the numbers 111, 222, 333, and 444. Guard 555 is the exception, easily recognizable by his spiky teeth, crooked expression, and corrupt nature.
To protect themselves from Kirenenko's sudden bursts of rage, they rarely interact directly with the inmates. Instead, they carry massive steel prison doors on themselves like riot shields, using the smaller window slot to look into the cell.
Kanschkov spent days trying to control or mess with the prisoners, but his biggest mistake was testing Kirenenko's shoes. When Kanschkov forcefully took Kirenenko's favorite sneaker magazine away, Kirenenko flew into a demonic rage. He didn't just beat Kanschkov; he crumpled his steel door like a piece of paper, permanently traumatizing the guard and setting the tone for the entire prison dynamic.

Zoya and Jiriya serve as the mistresses and hostesses to Zrzolov (the greedy, luxury-loving white mafia boss who runs the tower and previously betrayed Kirenenko). They are frequently seen lounging in his penthouse suites or accompanying him as visual signs of his wealth.
Unlike the rough-looking convict and police rabbits, Zoya and Jiriya are heavily stylized to look highly feminine, fashionable, and appealing. They sport sleek outfits, long eyelashes, and distinct accessories befitting their roles as high-end hostesses. Like most characters in the show, they are anthropomorphic rabbits with expressive ears. True to Usavich's dialogue-free, slapstick style, they don't have traditional spoken lines. They act as classic background eye-candy and accomplices to Zrzolov's vanity, reacting with comedic shock or charm to the chaotic destruction that Putin and Kirenenko bring upon the tower.

Season 0

Ep. 11: The Beginning of Invention – Putin finds some broken trash in the cell and accidentally builds a small toy. This gives Kirenenko a glimpse of Putin's savant-level mechanical talents.
Ep. 12: The Beginning of Neighbors – The dynamic between the two rabbits stabilizes. Kirenenko officially accepts Putin's presence in the cell, provided he doesn't touch his sneaker magazines.
Ep. 13: The Beginning of Freedom – The final prequel episode transitions smoothly into the very start of Season 1, showing the two completely adjusted to their bizarre prison life together.

Season 0

Ep. 1: The Beginning of Resurrection – Following a massive mafia explosion, Kirenenko's mangled body parts are randomly stitched back together by a back-alley surgeon. He wakes up wrapped entirely in medical bandages.
Ep. 2: The Beginning of the Meal – Still heavily bandaged and stiff, Kirenenko figures out how to eat his first prison meal using a spoon despite his limited mobility.
Ep. 3: The Beginning of the Nap – Kirenenko tries to find a comfortable sleeping position on his stiff prison cot while adjusting to his newly stitched body.
Ep. 4: The Beginning of the Toilet – Kirenenko discovers the cell's toilet drain system and maps out his rigid personal space boundaries. Ep. 5: The Beginning of Shoes – The guards deliver Kirenenko's very first shoe catalog to his cell. This sparks his lifelong, deep-rooted psychological obsession with rare sneakers. Ep. 6: The Beginning of the Door – Kanshkov (the iron door guard) tries to assert his authority over Kirenenko for the first time, but Kirenenko's creepy, silent stare immediately intimidates the door.
Ep. 7: The Beginning of Imprisonment – Putin is officially processed into the prison system after his historic hangover incident. He is thrown into Kirenenko's cell, shaking with fear.
Ep. 8: The Beginning of Dancing – Putin tries to break the icy tension in the cell by introducing Kirenenko to his signature Kozachok bed-dance, which forms the rhythmic musical episode of this season
Ep. 9: The Beginning of Work – The guards hand Putin his first sorting tasks. Putin eagerly tries to prove he is a good worker, while Kirenenko watches blankly from his bed. Ep. 10: The Beginning of the Frog – The origin story of Leningrad. Putin notices a strange noise coming from the toilet drain and fishes out the green frog, deciding to keep him as a pet.

Season 2

Ep. 23: Beware of Repairs! – The car is heavily smoking and broken from the tank battle. Putin works at lightspeed to repair the engine using random scraps while Boris tries to shoot him through the trees.
Ep. 24: Beware of Fakes! – The police set up a fake roadside sneaker shop stall as bait to trap Kirenenko. Kirenenko immediately notices the sneakers are cheap knock-offs, flies into a rage, and beats the disguised cops into the ground.
Ep. 25: Beware of Checkpoints! – A massive iron fortress blockade is built across the highway. Kirenenko doesn't even slow down; he uses the car as a battering ram, completely shattering the concrete fortress walls.
Ep. 26: Beware of Assaults! – The final showdown of the pursuit. The police surround them with an entire platoon. Kirenenko unleashes his maximum Berserk power, levels the entire police army with his fists, and the duo successfully enters the outskirts of the metropolitan city (setting up Season 3).

Season 2

Ep. 14: Beware of Road Rage! – The duo flees the prison in their green car. The police launch a high-speed pursuit, but Kirenenko's aggressive driving style forces the cops off the road.
Ep. 15: Beware of Distractions! – Putin tries to handle the navigation map. Boris attempts to snipe them from a distance, but the bullet hits Kirenenko's shoe catalog, narrowly missing a major outburst.
Ep. 16: Beware of Cliffs! – The chase pushes them onto dangerous, narrow cliffside roads. Putin screams in terror as the car heavily tilts over the edges, but Kirenenko navigates it like a professional race car driver.
Ep. 17: Beware of Snipers! – Boris fires an anti-tank sniper rifle directly at the car Usavich Fandom. Kirenenko catches the flying armor-piercing bullets with his teeth and spits them back, shattering the police vehicle.
Ep. 18: Beware of Dancing! – A musical driving episode. The windshield wipers, turning signals, Leningrad's croaks, and Putin's hyperventilating panic gasps align to create a rhythmic melody while they cruise.
Ep. 19: Beware of Missiles! – The police deploy homing missile launchers. Putin panics and starts frantically hitting a row of secret modification buttons on the dashboard Baike Wiki, activating a mechanical shield that deflects the missiles back at the cops Baike Wiki.
Ep. 20: Beware of a Flat Tire! – A police spike strip pops their tire. While under heavy fire from Boris, Putin's mechanical panic mode kicks in, allowing him to swap out the tire manually in under three seconds.
Ep. 21: Beware of Speeding! – Koptsev pushes the police cruiser to extreme speeds to ram the rabbits. Kirenenko gets annoyed by the tailgating, hits the brakes hard, and causes the police car to crush itself against their rear bumper.

Season 1

Ep. 12: Time for Torture – The furious guards use a massive 100-ton iron weight trap to crush Kirenenko. He catches the weight with his hands and throws it back up, completely traumatizing the guards.
Ep. 13: Time for an Exit (The Escape) – Putin's 3-year sentence is officially over, and he gets his civilian clothes Usavich Fandom. At that exact millisecond, Kirenenko spots a shoe advertisement in his magazine, punches down the entire external brick wall of the prison, and walks out. A terrified Putin accidentally follows him, becoming a fugitive.

Season 1

Ep. 1: Time for Food – Putin excitedly prepares to eat borsch, but the food slot serves it violently. Kirenenko completely ignores his food to read his sneaker catalog.
Ep. 2: Time for Work – The prisoners are forced to sort chicks by gender. Putin gets confused, while Kirenenko methodically sorts them at lightning speed. Putin discovers Comaneci, the masochistic cross-dressing chick.
Ep. 3: Time for a Shower – Cold water from a leaky pipe hits Putin. The guards try to mess with Kirenenko's shower, but his rage breaks the plumbing infrastructure.
Ep. 4: Time for Games – Putin tries to play a ball-catching game. A giant iron ball is thrown in by guards to crush them, but Kirenenko uses it like a ping-pong ball, destroying the prison wall.
Ep. 5: Time for Dancing – A rhythmic episode where Putin dances the Kozachok (hopak) on his bed to a jazzy beat TV Tropes. The sounds of Leningrad the frog croaking and Kirenenko's rhythmic breathing create a musical track.
Ep. 6: Time for Visitors – Kirenenko's ex-mafia underlings try to visit, but Kanshkov denies them entry. Kirenenko breaks the visiting window down in annoyance.
Ep. 7: Time for Exercise – The guard forces them to do gymnastics and lifts heavy weights. Kirenenko easily overpowers the weights, using them to flatten the guard.
Ep. 8: Time for Cards – Putin and the guards play a game of cheat/poker. Kirenenko doesn't participate until a card accidentally blocks his catalog view, resulting in him crushing the guard with the table.
Ep. 9: Time for a Snack – The guard serves a single, tiny piece of fish. Leningrad the frog is introduced when he leaps out of the toilet and swallows the fish (and later Comaneci) whole.
Ep. 10: Time for Toilet – Putin urgently needs to use the bathroom, but Kirenenko is taking a long time sitting on the toilet reading his catalog. Putin's bladder panic causes him to sweat bullets.

Season 5

Episode 63: Target Time
The Soviet militia (Boris and Koptsev) finally tracks the fugitives down to the woods, driving a massive, heavily armored military tank. They open fire on the campsite. Kedamsky gets caught in the crossfire, but Kirenenko enters his true, terrifying Berserk Mode, catches the flying tank shells with his bare hands, and throws them back, obliterating the police forces once again. Episode 64: Counterattack Time
The police call in heavy aerial bombardments and elite military task forces to wipe out the forest camp. In the ultimate panic, Putin reveals the final modification of the Mekanenko-car: he uses a magical forest crystal to power up a giant growth radiation beam. The beam hits Leningrad, Comaneci, and the car, turning them into skyscraper-sized giants to fight off the army.
Episode 65: Departure Time (The Finale)
The massive forest battle reaches its explosive climax. The giant Mekanenko-car sprouts a colossal helicopter propeller from its roof and begins to lift off. Kirenenko, Putin, Leningrad, and Comaneci jump inside the cockpit. At the very last second, a battered and exhausted Kedamsky hitches a ride on the back bumper. The flying car soars away into the sunset toward a brand-new, unknown destination, bringing the main series to a close.

Season 5

Episode 58: Sleeping Time
On a quiet afternoon, Kirenenko falls into a deep, heavily snoring sleep. Kedamsky sees this as his ultimate golden opportunity to finally steal the group's bags. However, Kirenenko's subconscious "Berserk Mode" triggers while he is still asleep, and his body automatically beats Kedamsky to a pulp without Kirenenko ever opening his eyes.
Episode 59: Trap Time
Kedamsky gets creative and sets up a series of classic wilderness traps (rope snares, pit traps, falling logs) all around the campsite to catch the rabbits. Instead, Kirenenko nonchalantly walks right through them, shattering the traps with his body, while a clumsy Putin triggers every single one and ends up hanging upside down from a tree. Episode 60: Gathering Time
The characters discover a massive, ancient tree overflowing with rare, delicious forest nuts. A frantic, highly competitive race begins between Putin, Kedamsky, and the pets to gather as many nuts as possible. The competition ends instantly when Kirenenko walks up and punches the trunk, causing all the nuts to rain down perfectly into his hands. Episode 61: Attack Time
Completely frustrated by his endless failures, Kedamsky goes into full beast mode and launches a direct, aggressive frontal assault on the camp to take the food by force. To defend their home, Putin activates the Mekanenko-car, which sprouts giant robotic arms and legs to engage Kedamsky in a wild, slapstick forest brawl.
Episode 62: Laughing Time
The characters accidentally consume strange, glowing forest mushrooms that induce uncontrollable, hysterical laughing fits. Putin, Kedamsky, and the pets lose all motor skills and roll on the grass laughing. Kirenenko is the only one immune; deeply annoyed by the loud noise, he punches everyone into silent unconsciousness.

Season 5

Episode 53: Mushroom Time
The duo arrives in the dense forest and sets up camp. While looking for food, Putin finds a giant, delicious mushroom. Suddenly, Kedamsky leaps out of the bushes and steals it. When Kedamsky foolishly tries to grab Kirenenko's suitcase as well, Kirenenko effortlessly kicks him into the stratosphere. Episode 54: Snail Time
Putin and Kirenenko encounter bizarre, massive forest snails. Leningrad the frog gets incredibly excited and begins unhinging his jaw to swallow them whole. Kedamsky tries to use the distraction to raid their food boxes but gets trapped and heavily flattened under a massive rolling snail shell.
Episode 55: Ghoul Time
As darkness falls over the spooky woods, eerie, glowing mushroom spirits begin floating around the campsite. A terrified Putin panics and locks himself inside the Mekanenko-car. Kedamsky tries to use the ghostly chaos to snatch their bags, only to get blasted away by the car's automated defense lasers.
Episode 56: Fishing Time
The rabbits relax by a fast-flowing forest river to catch some dinner. Putin uses a basic wooden fishing rod, while Kirenenko relies on his raw strength to pull a giant, ancient mythical fish straight out of the water. Kedamsky hides underwater using a bamboo snorkel to steal the catch but gets pulverized by Kirenenko.
Episode 57: Material Time
Putin discovers rare, glowing forest crystals and unique materials. His mechanical genius sparks to life, and he immediately begins using these magical forest elements to heavily upgrade the Mekanenko-car. Kedamsky tries to snatch the shiny crystals but gets painfully zapped by Putin’s new high-tech welding tools.

Season 4

Episode 52: Escape Time
The Soviet militia, led by Boris and Koptsev, finally tracks the fugitives down and launches a massive assault on the penthouse using military helicopters. Putin, Kirenenko, and the pets jump into the newly upgraded robot-car. The Mekanenko-car sprouts a giant helicopter propeller from its roof and flies right out the window, sparking a brand-new journey into the wild forest (which sets up Season 5).

Season 4

Episode 46: Game Time
Putin and Mekanenko play a fast-paced game of table tennis. The robot uses its multiple mechanical arms to return the ping-pong balls at an extreme velocity. One stray ball flies off course and hits Kirenenko right in the face, leading to instant robotic destruction.
Episode 47: Moving Time
Putin sets up a projector to create a cozy home theater system. Mekanenko transforms into a massive widescreen display. However, the projector overheats and violently explodes, burning Kirenenko's favorite shoe magazine to ashes.
Episode 48: Snack Time
Putin tries to carefully cut and serve a delicious cake. Mekanenko steps in to help and activates its precision laser knives. The robot slices the cake, the table, and the entire concrete floor of the penthouse into perfect cubes, causing a screaming Putin to fall straight down to the lower floor.
Episode 49: Night Time
During the middle of the night, Mekanenko begins to snore loudly and vibrate violently, keeping everyone awake. Putin tries to manually shut him off but accidentally presses the "nighttime security defense" button instead. The robot starts firing weapons wildly in all directions, awakening a furious Kirenenko.
Episode 50: Medic Time
Putin catches a terrible cold and runs a high fever. Mekanenko transforms into a robot nurse to treat his creator. The robot forces giant pills down Putin's throat, stabs him with massive syringes, and accidentally triggers an electric defibrillator shock that hits Kirenenko as well.
Episode 51: Drive Time
Realizing that Mekanenko is far too dangerous to keep inside a closed apartment, Putin decides to completely overhaul him. He goes down to the skyscraper's underground parking garage and fuses Mekanenko directly into their vintage green Moskvitch car. The car now features Mekanenko's face and can sprout robotic legs to sprint.

Season 4

Episode 40: Cooking Time
Putin wants to make soup but struggles with cooking. He decides to upgrade Mekanenko by built-in kitchen gadgets. The robot successfully chops vegetables with integrated knives at first, but it accelerates to a dangerous speed, causing slapstick chaos in the kitchen.
Episode 41: Cleaning Time
The penthouse is a total mess. Putin remodels Mekanenko into a heavy-duty vacuum cleaner. The robot aggressively sucks up trash, but accidentally swallows Comaneci the chick and Leningrad the frog. When it tries to suck up Kirenenko's beloved sneakers, Kirenenko instantly snaps.
Episode 42: Toilet Time
The penthouse toilet breaks down, so Putin gives Mekanenko a brand-new modification: turning him into a high-tech robotic toilet. Kirenenko tries to use it, but the robot's overly complex automated bidet and blow-dry systems malfunction, driving Kirenenko into a rage.
Episode 43: Equipment Time
Putin messes around with a remote control and accidentally activates hidden security laser defenses left behind by Zluzonov. Mekanenko steps in to shield Putin, but the robot's counter-lasers glitch out. One of the stray beams accidentally slices Kirenenko into three neat pieces (who calmly stitches himself back together and flattens the robot).
Episode 44: Washing Time
Putin wants to wash their dirty laundry and converts Mekanenko into a washing machine. Comaneci (being a total masochist) happily jumps directly into the spinning drum. The robot spins at a supersonic speed, explodes, and floods the entire penthouse floor with thick soap foam.
Episode 45: Training Time
Kirenenko is trying to quietly read his shoe catalog, but Putin and Mekanenko decide to start a noisy fitness workout right in front of him. The robot transforms into a treadmill and a boxing speed bag, making a ton of noise until it accidentally punches Kirenenko in the back of the head.

The top floor houses Zluzonov’s private luxury office and the rare sneaker boutique. Zluzonov climbs into a giant, weaponized mech suit to fight back. Kirenenko effortlessly tears the mech suit to pieces, beats Zluzonov into the ground, and proudly walks away with his limited-edition black sneakers.
Cornered, Zluzonov climbs into a giant, heavily weaponized mech suit to fight for his life. Kirenenko, in full Berserk Mode, effortlessly tears the mech suit to pieces with his bare hands and beats Zluzonov into a bloody pulp. With the building in ruins, Kirenenko calmly walks into the display room and proudly walks away wearing his limited-edition black sneakers

The final defensive floor before the penthouse. The remaining mafia forces roll out heavy, military-grade Gatling guns. Mekanenko fights them but gets blasted into a flat sheet of metal. The loud explosion finally wakes Kirenenko up, and he is absolutely furious.
The remaining mafia forces roll out heavy, military-grade Gatling guns. Mekanenko charges into battle but gets completely blasted apart and flattened into a thin sheet of metal. The massive, deafening explosion finally wakes Kirenenko up, and he is absolutely furious that his sleep was interrupted

A wide-open floor where elite mafia snipers lie in wait. Mekanenko steps out to protect Putin and shields him from the gunfire. However, Mekanenko’s weapons malfunction, and he accidentally squashes Comaneci the chick into a pancake.
Elite mafia snipers lie in wait to ambush them. Mekanenko steps in front of Putin to protect him, acting as a metal shield against the heavy sniper fire. However, Mekanenko’s own counter-weapons malfunction badly, and he accidentally squashes Comaneci the chick into a flat pancake.

The newly built Mekanenko takes over the elevator. The robot completely vaporizes the incoming mafia forces with eye lasers but gets glitchy and accidentally punches Putin out of the elevator. Kirenenko continues to sleep through the madness.
The newly built Mekanenko takes over. The robot completely vaporizes incoming mafia reinforcements with high-powered eye lasers. However, Mekanenko begins to glitch out and act erratically, accidentally punching Putin out of the elevator while Kirenenko continues to sleep heavily through the madness.

The floor is designed like a boxing arena. The mafia shoots a massive tranquilizer dart that successfully knocks Kirenenko out cold. As the guards close in, Putin panics and builds Mekanenko (the giant robot clone) on the spot using a wall generator and scrap iron to protect them.
The mafia shoots a massive, high-dosage tranquilizer dart directly into Kirenenko’s neck, which successfully knocks him out cold. As the guards close in to capture him, a panicked Putin builds Mekanenko (the giant robot clone) on the spot in mere seconds, using a wall generator, scrap iron, and a drawing of Kirenenko’s face to scare the guards away.

To stop the rampaging Berserk Kirenenko, Zluzonov floods this floor with a highly toxic purple poison gas. Kirenenko simply breathes it in, holds it in his mouth, and then exhales a massive sonic shockwave that blows the walls of the building outward.
In a desperate bid to stop the rampaging Berserk Kirenenko, Zluzonov floods the entire floor with a highly toxic purple poison gas. Kirenenko doesn't die; instead, he breathes the gas in, holds it in his mouth like a balloon, and then exhales a massive sonic shockwave that blows the external walls of the skyscraper completely outward.

The elevator doors open to a hallway completely blocked by lethal, moving red laser beams. Kirenenko nonchalantly walks right through them, but the lasers perfectly chop his shoe catalog into tiny slices. This completely snaps Kirenenko, driving him into his demonic Berserk Mode.
The elevator doors open to reveal a hallway completely blocked by a moving network of lethal red security laser beams. Kirenenko nonchalantly walks right through them, but a laser perfectly slices his beloved shoe catalog into tiny confetti pieces. This acts as his breaking point—Kirenenko snaps and enters his terrifying, demonic Berserk Mode.

Zluzonov gets frustrated and activates high-tech building security from his monitor room. He drops heavy steel bulkhead doors to seal the elevator. Kirenenko is too lazy to wait, so he rips the steel doors open like paper and punches a path directly into the elevator shaft.

The floor is lined with expensive lounges and giant, narcissistic paintings of Zluzonov. Guards use blowdarts and automatic weapons to try and stop the rabbits. Kirenenko uses a simple couch cushion to deflect all the flying bullets back at the shooters.
Elite guards attack using automatic submachine guns and blowdarts. Kirenenko calmly picks up a heavy couch cushion and uses it as a shield. He expertly deflects every single bullet and poison dart right back at the shooters, knocking them out instantly.

A high-stakes underground casino floor. Putin gets caught up playing a slot machine, while the guards try to trap Kirenenko under heavy iron cages. Kirenenko literally rips the cages apart with his bare hands and crushes the security team.
Putin gets completely distracted by a shiny slot machine and starts pulling the lever. While he is playing, the guards drop heavy iron cages from the ceiling to trap Kirenenko. Kirenenko doesn't even flinch; he simply rips the iron bars apart with his bare hands and crushes the entire security team.

A luxury restaurant floor where former prison mates are partying. A massive brute mafia chef tries to attack Kirenenko with meat cleavers. Meanwhile, Leningrad the frog attempts to eat all the fine dining on the tables. Kirenenko slams the chef through the floorboards.
A massive, brute mafia chef wielding dual meat cleavers charges at Kirenenko. Kirenenko easily ducks the attacks and slams the chef face-first into the floorboards. In the background, Leningrad the frog goes wild and unhinges his jaw to eat all the fine dining off the tables.

They enter a showroom decorated with a giant nude statue of Zluzonov. The mafia grunts try to ambush Kirenenko while he is inspecting a shoe display case. Kirenenko punches them straight through the walls while Putin accidentally gets stuck on a revolving clothing rack.
While Kirenenko is busy admiring a shoe display case, mafia grunts ambush them. Kirenenko punches them straight through the concrete walls without even looking up. Meanwhile, a panicked Putin accidentally gets caught on a rapidly spinning clothing rack and gets incredibly dizzy.

The duo casually enters the luxury department store lobby. The mafia guards, dressed as receptionists with numbered hoods, instantly recognize Kirenenko and launch an attack with axes and guns. Kirenenko ignores them entirely, focusing on his magazine, and effortlessly bats them away.
The moment Putin and Kirenenko walk in, the mafia guards (disguised as receptionists wearing hoods numbered 11, 12, etc.) recognize Kirenenko. They instantly pull out axes and guns. Kirenenko completely ignores them, continuing to read his shoe magazine, and effortlessly bats them away with one hand like annoying flies.

After defeating Zluzonov, Putin and Kirenenko don't leave right away. They take over the ruined penthouse and live there semi-peacefully during the start of Season 4. Kirenenko chills out trying on his new sneakers while Putin treats the area like a workshop. Mekanenko tries to fight Kirenenko and accidentally shoots a laser that splits Kirenenko into three pieces (who instantly stitches himself back together). Kirenenko smashes the robot into a flat sheet of metal as punishment. Because the robot gets crushed so often, Putin constantly dismantles and rebuilds him. By the time they have to flee the building from the police, Putin fuses Mekanenko directly into their vintage car. The robot can now sprout legs from under the chassis to run, shoot a growth radiation beam from its eyes, and eventually sprouts a propeller to turn the car into a flying helicopter vehicle

On the outside, it looks like a luxury metropolitan department store. However, it is actually a disguised mafia headquarters owned by Zluzonov, the corrupt white-furred ex-subordinate who previously betrayed Kirenenko. Zluzonov is incredibly vain. Almost every floor of the building is decorated with nude statues and paintings of Zluzonov himself. Kirenenko ignores all the danger and pushes forward for one reason: the top floor houses a premium boutique selling the limited-edition sneakers he has been obsessing over.

Zluzonov: The main antagonist of Season 3. A wealthy, snobbish white rabbit wearing a purple suit, Zluzonov is a mafia boss and the owner of the luxury skyscraper shopping mall. He is Kirenenko's former subordinate who betrayed him in the past. He is greedy, cowardly, and uses high-tech traps to keep Kirenenko away from his shoe store.
The main villain of Season 3. A flashy, purely white rabbit with a snobbish attitude who wears an expensive purple suit and dark sunglasses. He is a wealthy billionaire who owns a massive city skyscraper shopping center. Incredibly greedy, treacherous, and cowardly. He used to be a low-level henchman in Kirenenko’s mafia group before blowing the twins up to take over the business. He spends Season 3 hiding on the top floor of his mall, panicking and activating missile traps as Kirenenko walks up the stairs to raid his shoe store.

Kedamsky: A large, wild, and incredibly fluffy dark-gray forest rabbit introduced in Season 5. He is completely uncivilized, exceptionally fast, and constantly driven by his massive appetite. He spends his time trying to steal Kirenenko’s bags of food and carrots, usually resulting in him getting blasted through the trees. A giant, incredibly hairy, unkempt dark-grey wild rabbit introduced in Season 5. He has long tangled fur and bulging, crazed eyes. Entirely animalistic and driven entirely by an insatiable hunger. He is incredibly fast on his feet. He spends the entire forest season hiding in bushes, trying to sneak into Putin and Kirenenko's campsite to steal their carrots, food boxes, and supplies, which usually results in him getting completely obliterated by Kirenenko's fists.

Boris & Koptsev: The militia police rabbits who pursue the fugitives throughout Season 2. Boris is a sniper who wears a gray uniform with medals, while Koptsev is the nervous driver. They deploy barricades, spikes, and military tanks to stop the stolen car, but always end up flattened or blown up by. The two Soviet police rabbits tasked with hunting down the escapees in Season 2. They drive a patrol car and utilize an endless supply of military blockades.

Boris: A dark-grey rabbit wearing an officer's cap and a chest full of medals. He is the hot-headed sniper who fires a massive anti-tank rifle out of the car window.
Koptsev: A light-tan, highly anxious rabbit who acts as the primary driver. He spends most of his time sweating and screaming in terror as Kirenenko ignores their bullets and rams their roadblocks apart.

Kanschkov: The main prison guard in Season 1, represented as a massive, heavy iron cell door with eyes and arms. He loves to torment the prisoners and show off his authority, but his harsh treatment quickly backfires once he crosses Kirenenko. Cruel, petty, and deeply sadomasochistic. He takes massive joy in giving the prisoners terrible food, hitting them with sticks during exercise time, or forcing them to work labor jobs. He is eventually entirely broken and traumatized after trying to mess with Kirenenko.

Kirunenko (The Twin Brother):
Kirenenko’s identical twin brother. He looks almost exactly like Kirenenko but wears two crossed safety pins in his left ear instead of one. Just like his brother, he is an ultra-strong, highly dangerous ex-mafia boss who is entirely obsessed with sneakers and constantly reads catalogs. They share the exact same lazy, flat facial expressions. He appears mainly in the Season 3 backstories and in Usavich Zero.

–Leningrad: A large green Argentine horned frog who lives in the toilet. He became Putin's pet and traveled with the duo after the breakout. Leningrad is incredibly gluttonous and will instantly swallow any moving creature whole, especially Comaneci. He is notably the only character who never angers Kirenenko and often sits peacefully on Kirenenko's head.

–Comaneci: A strange, yellow chick with stubble who is a cross-dresser. Discovered by Putin during a chick-sorting chore, Comaneci is an extreme masochist who finds immense joy in being hit, plucked, locked up, or eaten. Comaneci frequently "dies" in absurd ways (being digested by Leningrad or fried by security lasers) but always returns completely fine in the next episode. Comaneci is an extreme, unyielding masochist. They actively seek out physical abuse and find immense pleasure in being slapped, locked in tight spaces, plucked, or cooked alive.

–Mekanenko: A colossal, bulky robot rabbit constructed by Putin out of an old power generator and scrap metal during Season 4. A giant, robotic rabbit built by Putin out of spare car parts and a generator. He was designed to protect the duo from the police. Mekanenko's face is modeled after Kirenenko's angry expression. While powerful, the robot constantly malfunctions, causes slapstick disasters, and frequently gets beaten up by the real Kirenenko for being annoying. It is painted pink and features a giant, crudely drawn version of Kirenenko’s angry face. It was built to protect them and cook meals, but it is deeply glitchy, stubborn, and highly destructive. Mekanenko regularly malfunctions and attempts to attack the real Kirenenko. This results in Kirenenko turning into his Berserk Mode and punching the robot into a flattened sheet of metal, which a crying Putin then has to rebuild from scratch.

Kirenenko
Background: A former mafia boss who was sentenced to death. He is completely indestructible—immune to bullets, poisons, lasers, explosions, and even direct tank fire. His sole obsession in life is collecting and reading magazines about rare, limited-edition sneakers. He broke out of prison simply because he saw a shoe advertisement and wanted to go shopping.

Appearance: A pink rabbit wearing a red-and-white striped prison uniform with number 04. His body is covered in heavy stitches and patchwork seams (the result of a mafia assassination attempt where he was blown up and stitched back together with his twin brother). He wears a safety pin through his left ear and is always sporting a pair of black sneakers.

Personality: Calm, silent, cold, and entirely self-absorbed. He spends 99% of his time ignoring Putin, doing puzzles, or staring at shoe catalogs. However, if anyone interrupts his reading, dirties his shoes, or genuinely annoys him, Kirenenko enters a terrifying "Berserk Mode." His face turns dark red, his eyes go wide and bloodshot, and he bears sharp, monstrous teeth with claws. A former mafia boss on death row who is a cold, completely unbothered, and silent stoic. He spends 99% of his life entirely oblivious to his surroundings—including the fact that he was even in prison. He cares about exactly two things: cleaning his sneakers and reading his limited-edition shoe catalog. He is practically indestructible. However, if his shoe catalogs are ripped, his shoes are dirtied, or someone dares to try and kill him while he is relaxing, he enters a terrifying "Berserk Mode". His face turns demonic, his muscles expand, and he ruthlessly disintegrates walls, tanks, and entire armies. He does nothing and terrorizes the guards if they make him irritated. He is a clean freak who meticulously polishes and shines his belongings. He prefers being left alone to read his catalogs or sleep, hating it when people meddle in his personal space.

Putin
Background: A good-natured, clumsy, and slightly naive rabbit. He was sentenced to three years in prison simply because he got drunk, slept in, and missed a day of work at his factory job (which was considered a serious crime). He accidentally became a fugitive because his official release date lined up exactly with the day Kirenenko decided to break out—Putin just followed him out the door. In the Season 1 finale, his 3-year prison term was officially over, and the guards brought him his civilian clothes. However, because Kirenenko smashed through the wall at that exact moment to find shoes, a terrified Putin blindly ran after him, accidentally becoming a wanted criminal.

Appearance: A light-green rabbit wearing a green-and-white striped prison uniform with number 541. His long ears are tied together in a neat knot on top of his head. He usually has a wide, slightly dazed grin and wears simple sandals.

Personality: Incredibly cheerful, easily frightened, and hyperactive. He panics instantly whenever danger approaches and is prone to doing a traditional hopak dance (even while asleep). Despite his cowardice, he has a genius-level talent for mechanics. Putin can assemble, modify, or repair any vehicle, weapon, or robot in a matter of seconds using whatever scrap metal is nearby. A hyperactive, gentle-hearted, but remarkably clumsy regular citizen. He is incredibly law-abiding and easily intimidated. He panics over the smallest threats and frequently cries or faints when Kirenenko goes berserk. Despite his timid nature, he is an absolute savant-level mechanical engineer. Whenever a machine breaks down or they are under heavy gunfire, Putin’s stress triggers an intense "focus state" where his hands move at lightning speed to reassemble or upgrade anything from a car engine to a military-grade laser. Whenever he is bored, happy, or even fast asleep, he automatically bursts into a synchronized Russian Kozachok (hopak) dance.

Season 0 / Season 6: The Prequel
This season takes place back in the prison, set before the events of Season 1. It shows the backstory of how Kirenenko was heavily bandaged and stitched together after a mafia explosion, and how he and Putin originally ended up becoming cellmates.

Season 1: Prison Life
The story introduces Putin (a good-natured mechanic rabbit) and Kirenenko (a silent, ultra-strong ex-mafia boss) sharing a cell in a Soviet prison. They spend their days dealing with absurd prison routines, strictly guarded doors, and weird pets like Leningrad the frog and Comaneci the chick. At the end of the season, Kirenenko spots a limited-edition sneaker in a magazine and effortlessly breaks out of prison to get them, with Putin accidentally following him.
Season 2: The Escape Journey
Putin and Kirenenko are on the run in a stolen vintage car. They travel along dangerous mountain roads while being constantly pursued by the police rabbits, Boris and Koptsev, who use tanks, roadblocks, and heavy weaponry to stop them. Kirenenko's monstrous strength helps them crush every obstacle.
Season 3: The Skyscraper Showdown
The duo arrives at a massive shopping complex in the city to buy the rare sneakers. The building belongs to Zluzonov, Kirenenko's former mafia subordinate who previously betrayed him. Putin and Kirenenko fight their way up floor by floor, dealing with traps, assassins, and laser security until Kirenenko finally claims his shoes.
Season 4: Mechanical Chaos
After taking over Zluzonov’s building, Kirenenko relaxes with his new sneakers. Meanwhile, Putin spends his time building and modifying a giant robot duplicate of Kirenenko called Mekanenko. The robot frequently malfunctions, causes slapstick chaos, and gets into fights with the real Kirenenko.
Season 5: Forest Survival
The characters head out into a deep wild forest. They try to live a peaceful nature life but get constantly annoyed by Kedamsky, a large, savage, and gluttonous wild rabbit who repeatedly tries to steal Kirenenko's carrots and bags, leading to explosive fights.

Plot
The events of the series take place in 1961 in USSR. The two main characters are human‑like rabbits named Kirenenko and Putin. In the 1st season, they serve a prison sentence; in the last episode of the season, they escape. The 2nd season is entirely devoted to a chase in which the fugitives are pursued by police officers; starting from the 3rd season, the series tells the story of the fugitives’ adventures while they are at large.
In the second season, Putin and Kirenenko are driving a green (initially) car, the “Moskvich-407” from 1961, and the police catch up with them in cars that are a hybrid of the VAZ-2101 and VAZ-2105 (in the original, the authors simply call these cars Lada). The police also have armored cars, the BA-20, and tanks that vaguely resemble the KV-2. All other passenger cars encountered on the road are VAZ-2101. Police cars are marked with the abbreviation MLS, which stands for “Places of Deprivation of Liberty” The first season focuses on prison life. The second season follows their adventures after escaping prison in a run-down car on a precarious mountain road. The third season deals with their stay at a high-rise skyscraper in the city. The fourth season observes Putin's attempts to perfect a robot duplicate of Kirenenko. In the fifth season they are trying to live in a forest while fending off attacks of a savage rabbit. The sixths season is a prequel ("Season Zero") about prison life when Kirenenko was still recovering from his wounds and before they became cellmates.

Usavich (Japanese: ウサビッチ, portmanteau of うさぎ (Usagi) "Rabbit" with "vich" to make it a Russian patronymic) is a Russian-Japanese CGI animated slapstick comedy series made by Satoichi Tomioka and Miyazaki Aguri, and produced by Kanaban Studios. The series started airing around 2005, and ceased production around 2018. Five chronological seasons were made, with Season 0 serving as season 6 by technical means.
The main protagonists are Putin and Kirenenko who coexist together in a cell, doing their own thing and having fun while the cell guards often bully them and annoy them. Putin is a joyful but rather foolish rabbit with incredible mechanic skills and Kirenenko is a ex-mafia boss on death row along side with Putin's pets; Komanetsyn and Leningrad. Usavich's culture phenomenon covered MTV's channels and websites, along side with the production of merch and videogames. It was enough to be aired on MTV America and other Spanish and Brazilian MTV channels. There are also various collectable figurines of Usavich and other products that are still produced by third-party companies. The series stop airing on May 23, 2018 without an explanation, but some people theorized they planned to end the series there. After this cancellation, Kanaban Studios shutted down the MTV Page of Usavich and deleted other games made for Android, which were only accessible in Japan and China.