Slavic cartoons

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The first video in this thread

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Porwanie Baltazara Gąbki (The Abduction of Balthazar Sponge)

Story of the Krakow's famous Wawel Castle Dragon (Smok Wawelski), who is on mission to the "Land of the Raincoats" to rescue professor Baltazar Sponge (Baltazar Gąbka). In this dangerous journey, the dragon is accompanied by the cook and friend Bartłomiej Bartolini. Our friends are followed by Don Pedro, a spy from the "Land of the Raincoats". 13 short animated films originally made for Polish television recommended for Polish language training for children.


Episode #1 - Dragon Expedition - King Krak sends the Wawel Castle Dragon and his cook Bartholomew Bartolini to search for Professor Sponge, who has disappeared in the Land of the Raincoats.




Episode #2 - In the Robbers' Camp - The Wawel Castle Dragon and the cook meet some rather strange robbers who invite them to their camp and give them a sack full of money as a good bye present.




All episodes here

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Polish title is 'Rusałka Amelka'

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Pyza's Journeys

The little dumpling girl who managed to escape from the kitchen table is an adventurous creature who sets off into the world. Her travels, divided into 13 episodes that aired between 1977 and 1983, took her through Poland. This folk cartoon showed the Poland's various regions and local customs and traditions.
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My favourite was Koziołek Matołek. And Krecik.

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My favourite was Koziołek Matołek. And Krecik.

I also love Koziołek Matołek and Krecik, but Rumcajs and Hanka in Czech lang give an unforgettable impression

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Przygody kota Filemona - The Adventures of Filemon the Cat



Bedtime cartoon. Each episode tells the adventures of Filemon the Cat, who lives in a village cottage. Filemon is accompanied by an old experienced cat named Bonifacy, who initiates him into the life. Good for those who want to learn Polish

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This one is one of the best