This show was a staple in communist/early post-communist Czechoslovakia where I grew up. It was the Easter Bloc's answer to Tom and Jerry, and holds up remarkably well even by today's standards.
The animation and character design are great, and it's truly refreshing to watch today when most kids' shows are saccharine sweet, politically correct garbage with obnoxious main characters and incompetent bumbling villains.
The Hare is your classic hero: sweet and friendly, washes regularly, has clean clothes. The Wolf is awesome, though. He has tattoos and drinks alcohol, he smokes, he's dirty and he beats people up. Even a little child can figure out which one is the good guy and which one is the bad guy. The show doesn't need to beat you over the head with moral conundrums and lame life lessons like your average Disney Junior production.
The animation and character design are great, and it's truly refreshing to watch today when most kids' shows are saccharine sweet, politically correct garbage with obnoxious main characters and incompetent bumbling villains.
The Hare is your classic hero: sweet and friendly, washes regularly, has clean clothes. The Wolf is awesome, though. He has tattoos and drinks alcohol, he smokes, he's dirty and he beats people up. Even a little child can figure out which one is the good guy and which one is the bad guy. The show doesn't need to beat you over the head with moral conundrums and lame life lessons like your average Disney Junior production.