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Line 1: {{work}} {{outdated}} [[File:nupogodi_2752.jpg\|frame]] '''''Nu, Pogodi!''''' (''Ну, погоди!'', in English ''Well, Just You Wait!'') is a [[Eastern European Animation\|Soviet (and now Russian) children's cartoon]] reminiscent of ''[[~~Tom and Jerry (Animation)\|~~Tom and Jerry]]''. (The creators of the show claim that they've never seen ''Tom and Jerry'', although they ''did'' admit to being inspired by post-[[World War II]] [[Walt Disney]] films). The first film was released in 1969. The 20th (and so far last) was released in October, 2006. In classic [[Road Runner vs. Coyote]] fashion, it follows the adventures of an anthropomorphic wolf who constantly chases after a hare in an urban environment. The Hare is an embodiment of youth, athleticism and intellectual virtues, while the Wolf is a chain-smoking, alcohol-swilling lowlife. Line 10 ⟶ 11: Some of the shorts are available to [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K85YnXMOozY&feature=player_embedded watch on YouTube] with English subtitles. The [http://www.archive.org/details/Nu_Pogodi Internet Archive] also has episodes, but without subtitles. ~~----~~ ~~=== ''Nu, Pogodi!'' provides examples of: ===~~ {{tropelist}} * [[Alla Pugacheva]]: As an [[Anthropomorphic Animal]] (a fox). Hare and Wolf run into her dressing room and then both end up singing her song, ''Iceberg''. ** Also in episode 14: ''Million Scarlet Roses'' plays in the background when Wolf visits Zayats. The fact that he came over wearing fancy clothing and bringing cider and red flowers just boosts the [[Ho Yay]] [[Up to Eleven]]. Line 18 ⟶ 20: * [[A Dog Named "Dog"\|A Wolf Named Wolf]]: So is Hare. * [[Amusement Park]]: Setting for Episode 2. * [[Ass in Aa Lion Skin]]: In one short, the Wolf is thrown out of a TV studio when he tries to sneak in, and keeps re-entering in attempted disguises as other animals (e.g., wearing a black-and-white striped shirt and claiming to be a zebra, or dropping on all fours with a big bowl on his back and proclaiming to be a tortoise). None of these work. * [[Barefoot Cartoon ~~Animals~~Animal]]s * [[Beach Episode]]: The very first one, as well as episode 19. * [[Call Back]]: In Episode 10 the Wolf has a dream that mirrors a scene in the first episode, except the roles are reversed and the Hare is pursuing him. * [[Catapult Nightmare]]: Episode 17, in which the Wolf dreams of the Hare turning into a werewolf. * [[Catch Phrase]]: Wolf's "Nu, Zayats, pogodi!" ("Well, Hare, you just wait!"). In the English dubs, it's "[[~~This~~Punctuated! IsFor! ~~Sparta~~Emphasis!\|Just! You! Wait!]]". * [[Catch That Pigeon\|Catch That Hare]] * [[Determinator]]: see [[Catch Phrase]] above. Line 32 ⟶ 34: * [[Instant Dogend]] * [[Licensed Game]]: A release as a title from the [[Elektronika IM]] series of handheld games (said handheld is pictured on said trope's page). ** The game has since been (unofficially) adapted to other systems. And yes, there is an [[iiPhone ~~Phone~~Games\|iPhone]] version. * [[Mickey Mousing]]: The action is often synchronized with the music, while not shoving it in your face. * [[Milestone Celebration]]: Epodode 17 was the 25th anniversary special. Wolf and Hare come out onstage in old-age makeup and canes before changing back to their old selves. Line 63 ⟶ 65: [[Category:Eastern European Animation]] [[Category:The Sixties]] [[Category:~~Nu Pogodi~~{{PAGENAME}}]] [[Category:Animation]] [[Category:Russian Media]] [[Category:Eastern European Animation of the 1960s]] [[Category:Eastern European Animation of the 1970s]] [[Category:Eastern European Animation of the 1980s]] [[Category:Eastern European Animation of the 1990s]] [[Category:Eastern European Animation of the 2000s]] [[Category:Eastern European Animation of the 2010s]]