Usavich II

Usavich II / ウサビッチ / Usavich 2

Genres: Adventure, Anthropomorphic, Comedy, Gag Humor
Themes: Anthropomorphic, Gag Humor
Studios: Kanaban Graphics
Rating: 7.03 / 10
Rank: #4371
Popularity: #8956
Users Listed: 5,311
Users Scored: 3,286
NSFW: No
Last Updated: 07/25/2025
Aired: October 8, 2007 – January 15, 2008 (Fall)
Type: tv
Source: original
Age Rating: PG 13
Episodes: 13

Synopsis:

This series follows the unlikely duo of Putin and Kirenenko, two rabbits navigating the harsh realities of a Soviet-era prison. Their desperate attempt to break free from confinement forms the core of the narrative, forcing them to employ cunning and resourcefulness in a dangerous environment. The animation style blends stark visuals with moments of unexpected humor, highlighting the resilience of the characters against overwhelming odds. The story explores themes of survival, camaraderie, and the lengths one will go to for freedom. Set against a backdrop of imposing structures and watchful adversaries, the series offers a character-driven experience focused on navigating adversity and forging bonds in the face of oppression.

Characters:

Kirenenko (Main)
Putin (Main) - Voice Actors: Ueno, Hironori
Boris (Supporting)
Comăneci (Supporting)
Koptsev (Supporting)
Leningrad (Supporting)

Staff:

Tomioka, Satoshi (Director, Script, Storyboard, Screenplay, Original Creator)
Bach, Johann Sebastian (Music)
Ueno, Hironori (Sound Effects, Music)

Reviews:

User Alcoholicide (Score: 6/10):
This second season of Usavich is a direct continuation of the first so expect the same characters, animation design and general over-the-top craziness. The biggest difference is that the static setting of the first season (which was fun but had run it's course by the end of the season) is switched for a more dynamic one. The two main characters are on the run and most of the episodes deal with them fighting off their pursuers and doing crazy things to their car. I found it more engaging than the first season and the animation has also become even more fun to watch without everything beingconfined to one room.nnBasically if you somewhat enjoyed the first season you will also like this one. In my opinion it is a slight improvement in terms of premise and animation while still being just as ridiculous and over-the-top as the first season. At time it might get too silly even for hardened comedy fans, but overall it is definitely worth the little time it costs to watch.
User Sidewinder51 (Score: 6/10):
Rate a 6 Art Piece(see audio paragraph) Story Same routine of gags. Where the duo stars as main characters and wacky situation come up in their adventures. Of the entire season i would have to say the season's introduction was the best. For it makes a true statement about escaped criminals that is quite unexpected and true one can't help but to laugh. The joke highlights the eagerness one would have having been confined in a small space for a large amount of time. Which is fine by its self unless it becomes overwhelming that mutates into arrogance than it is problematic. In more concise wording, planning aheadwill allow for more control than last second decisions.nnEnding was okay for it gave the audience a taste of what to expect for the next season. Although, its conclusion was slightly problematic. Before substantiation was building up to the point of insanity. During season two that insanity fueled the long drive of ambition but how will the show proceed if the fuel isn't need no more?nnAudionThe other two seasons:zero and one have been all show and no talk. Finally towards the end of the season there is some vocal lines. Unfortunately, there isn't much brought into the show with them. Sure, some detail exchange like what exact words were chosen and reasoning but given the moment and how limited the lines were it may have been garbled. For without the actual words the same message is being conveyed.

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Usavich (anime - Prequel)
Usavich III (anime - Sequel)
Usavich II: Do M Chuui (anime - Side Story)