Masyanya (2001) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Masyanya (2001) is a animation web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Masyanya online in HD.

Masyanya — Storyline

Masyanya is an ordinary girl — not particularly gifted with talent or beauty — living the same everyday life as the rest of us, wherever in the world we may be… She drinks beer, hangs out in sketchy places, meets up with friends, and does her best to squeeze as much enjoyment out of life as possible… The one thing that sets her apart is her unshakeable couldn't-care-less attitude and her sheer love of life…

Cast & Crew

• Created by: Oleg Kuvaev

Masyanya — Series Details

Masyanya — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: The Car Enthusiast (2001-10-22) — Getting from one end of this concrete maze to the other is no easy feat — especially when you live on Soldier Voskoboynikov Street.
• E2: The Modem (2001-10-22) — A modem is a thing of wonder — useful, essential, and universally applicable. Use it at home, on the street, around the corner, in a dark alleyway… and it shall reward you beyond
• E3: The Commuter Train (2001-10-22) — Masyanya makes a living busking on commuter trains. Unconventional? Just a little. Restored animation from 2001. Back then Masyanya was pure punk — no filter, all chaos. The softer
• E4: The TV Set (2001-10-22) — A questionable one. This episode is from the era when the cartoons were made not for an audience, but for a couple of friends — so there was no particular need to keep anything in
• E5: The Joke (2001-10-22) — A simple little toon — but one that defined the entire direction of the character's development. And her gloriously mangled vocabulary, of course. Take notes on how to tell a joke.
• E6: Amsterdam (2001-10-22) — Masyanya demonstrates how to quickly, simply, and accurately share your impressions of a visit to the free city of Amsterdam. 🙂
• E7: The Birthday (2001-10-22) — Quite possibly the most controversial episode of the bunch — and, likely, the only one to have been translated into many major languages.
• E8: Masyanya and Splean (2001-10-22) — This episode came together spontaneously after a visit to a Splean concert at some dingy community center.
• E9: Little Letdowns (2001-10-22) — A psychological one. I think almost every guy out there can recall a similar episode from his own life.
• E10: Friday (2001-10-22) — An episode about "Friday" and "mani-hani." One of the most beloved and relatable ones — famous for the line "half an hour, no matter what."
• E11: Ice Cream (2001-10-22) — An episode about Masyanya making a living by scamming passersby.
• E12: On the Loose (2001-10-22) — The episode famous for Masyanya's iconic cry "I wanna go out!!!!!" — and go out she does. This is actually the most typical scenario of a St. Petersburg night out: a wild start and
• E13: Radio Day (2001-11-25) — Probably the most well-known episode — the one responsible for the now thoroughly overused catchphrases "let's go have a smoke-y-woke-y!" and "go to hell, director!"
• E14: Somehow (2001-11-25) — The episode about "the thing" and "something like that." A situation pretty much everyone has found themselves in at some point.
• E15: Moscow (2001-11-25) — A divisive episode about Moscow. It must be said — the city hasn't changed all that much. Still loud, chaotic, flashy, pop-cultured, and rude. Though of course, it all depends on w
• E16: Sweet Dreams (2001-11-25) — This episode — known for the iconic cry "a mug of cognac!" — became a fan favorite. Made in the aftermath of a night out at the Griboedov club. Ironic, to say the least.
• E17: A New Year's Fairy Tale (2001-12-31) — Made to ring in the New Year 2002. Also of historical interest: Masyanya rattles off what amounts to a nearly complete list of the most popular alternative clubs of the era.
• E18: Little Gifts (2002-01-01) — The undisputed record holder for most quoted episode.
• E19: Show Business (2002-01-01) — Made back when disposable pop hadn't yet completely consumed the Russian music industry. These days, what the cartoon talks about is hardly a secret — a producer who "wants to hear
• E20: Download (2002-01-01) — Yes, there was a time when downloading even a Masyanya cartoon — a mere 3–4 megabytes — could be a real ordeal. Dial-up modems were awful, connections dropped constantly. Sometimes
• E21: Valentines (2002-02-14) — These valentines were originally hosted separately on the site. The plan was to have three valentines in one cartoon — but of course, the third one never got made. Either ran out o
• E22: A Tour of Saint Petersburg (2002-03-04) — A dated episode, narrated almost verbatim from the words of an ordinary cab driver.
• E23: March 8th (2002-03-08) — Made in literally a couple of hours after the sudden realization that tomorrow is International Women's Day and there's no holiday cartoon ready. Incidentally, when the first Masya
• E24: Urban Horrors (2002-05-06) — Based on the personal experience of the daily journey home from Prospekt Bolshevikov metro station through the tomb-like expanses of Brezhnev-era housing blocks.
• E25: Battle of the Sexes (2002-05-06) — One of my personal favorite episodes. And it's not really about the subject matter — it's about the comedy of the situation, the simple natural reactions, the effortlessness of it
• E26: Wheels (2002-05-06) — Made in the wake of skating sessions with friends near Chkalovskaya metro station. The episode is known for the lines about "wheels that you don't swallow" and "don't make excuses
• E27: Potter (2002-05-06) — A particularly remarkable episode in the history of Masyanya. It is almost documentary in nature, marking the appearance of a certain character dubbed Potter — a schemer and a scou
• E28: The Blues (2002-05-13) — A landmark cartoon. The method Masyanya uses to pull herself out of the slump is unique — and surprisingly easy to apply.
• E29: On Edge (2002-05-29) — A word of caution: some things are better left unexperimented with — unless you want things to end very, very badly. Features the iconic line "Welcome back to our crappy world!"
• E30: Russian Punk Rock (2002-06-07) — Russian punk rock — senseless and merciless, one might add. This episode was made after attending Muse's first concert in Saint Petersburg.
• E31: The Doll (2002-06-07) — This short episode owes its existence to the unexpected wave of popularity that hit the series — with all that comes with it. It could more accurately be called "Masyanya for Sale,
• E32: Money, Sky and Cars (2002-07-01) — This episode marks the end of the series' first life. What follows is an entirely different era — one that smells of television.

Season 2

• E33: TV Intro (2002-09-09) — The release of this episode marked a huge turning point in Masyanya's fate. The show made its way onto television screens via NTV — a channel that was still very good at the time.
• E34: Language Barrier (2002-09-16) — A sweet little episode about a German guy who ended up hanging around Saint Petersburg. The second episode to air on TV.
• E35: Pink Sweater (2002-09-23) — A dumb episode. In reality, it's just a scene lifted straight from real life, down to the last detail. With the only difference being that the money never got fully drunk away in r
• E36: Pushkin's Button (2002-09-30) — An episode about getting the giggles. For a while I just took storylines from the previous night's hangouts and turned them into cartoons. This doesn't always work, because the vie
• E37: Two Bridges (2002-10-06) — Purely St. Petersburg humor, basically. Originally the script had around 7 bridge stories. By airtime, three bridges remained. In the end only two made it — the third simply didn't
• E38: The Rat (2002-10-14) — A sort of tragic episode. About how a small, seemingly insignificant tragedy — like the death of a rat — can stick with you more deeply than serious drama. And if you dig deeper, i
• E39: Cataclysm (2002-10-21) — I really love the ending of this episode. I've heard this joke a thousand times — and it cracks me up every single time. The plot, so to speak, is familiar to every resident of any
• E40: Pills on Blyukhera street (2002-11-10) — "Two hundred bucks a month." Yeah, those times weren't so long ago, when people somehow managed to actually live on that. The theme of this cartoon is summed up in one punchy word:
• E41: Out There (2002-11-03) — A sad and melancholy episode. Though it still ends on an optimistic note. The episode aired on NTV during a dark time — right after the Dubrovka terrorist attack, when releasing an
• E42: Pogo (2002-11-18) — The episode is also known as "Pogo Dance, or Counterculture." In reality, the cartoon is about how no such thing as "counterculture" exists. As everyone knows, St. Petersburg is th
• E43: Hamster (2002-11-25) — The cartoon starts exactly the way it starts because literally a couple of weeks before this, an episode called "The Rat" had come out. And now here's "Hamster". We joked around in
• E44: Cinema Avant-Garde (2002-12-01) — This episode actually predicted the emergence of such a phenomenon as "trolling." Only from its "artistic" side — as art provocation. At that point the concept of "trolling" didn't
• E45: Prince Albert (2002-12-07) — What "Prince Albert" is, I won't be explaining here. We're all adults and not new to the internet. In any case, this episode is an innocent gag about piercing. I have nothing again
• E46: Pop Trash (2002-12-14) — This cartoon didn't help, alas. Pop Trash has completely taken over Russian TV and the entire Russian show business. Popular, mass-market music exists everywhere, of course, but in
• E47: The Woodpecker Effect — Honestly, God help me, I have absolutely no idea of what was going on in my head when I came up with this episode's title. 🙂 Let's consider it mysterious. Though the cartoon itsel
• E48: Health — A gag. The number of times I've personally quit unhealthy habits — I've lost count. I envy people with strong willpower, but none of us is an angel, and saying "ah, to hell with it
• E49: Fairy Tale 2003 (2002-12-29) — This New Year's episode, made for the new year of 2003, is quite simply the peak of my idealism. Having access to the pre-New Year's airtime on a leading channel, I was desperately
• E50: Post-New Year's Delirium (2003-01-10) — The title of this jubilee, fiftieth episode is very accurate. Pure delirium. This is a one-hundred-percent hangover episode — made with a hangover, about a hangover, by hungover ar
• E51: Habibi (2003-02-08) — The plot of this episode has also faded into history by now. What came after New Year's? Right — long holidays. And what did people do during the holidays in the late 90s and early
• E52: Carousel (2003-02-10) — Originally called "The Carousel Operator," but plain "Carousel" is better in my opinion. More global and mysterious-sounding. I always really loved this episode. It really "hits ho
• E53: Groundhog Dayed — At one point I had a paranoid fixation on the film "Groundhog Day." It worked on me in such a way that I decided "why the hell watch all kinds of different movies anyway? Suffer th
• E54: Society for the Struggle Against Jerks — A cartoon about how Masyanya and company decided to create a society for fighting jerks and ended up becoming its victims themselves. Writing this brief summary because some people
• E55: Sex — Despite such a sweeping title, the cartoon is not about sex… but about something greater. I myself didn't used to like this episode, but now, rewatching it while editing, I reali
• E56: Okolobakha — The character's name "Okolobakha" is a play on words between "Kolobakha" (a real nickname of a real guy whose real story the cartoon is based on) and "Okolo Bakha" — meaning "Near
• E57: Triangles — The cartoon ended up consisting of 15 fragments. It's hard to give this one a precise description. The thing is, it's a collection of scattered "shards" or "fragments" of Masyanya'

Season 3

• E58: Flooders — The term "flooders" originally referred simply to people who posted too much in chats and guestbooks. In Russia, however, it took on a somewhat different meaning — describing the g
• E59: Bloopers (2004-08-30) — On the site this episode is listed as "The X-Files" or "Masyanya making of", but neither felt quite right, so it's been renamed to the more fitting "Bloopers."

  Any self-respecting

• E60: A Crappy Day, or Masyanya in the Fog (2004-11-16) — This episode has a pretty transparent allusion to "Hedgehog in the Fog." I'm personally not a fan of that beloved classic, sorry. So this is a little jab at it — though not the mai
• E61: Money-Money — The idea here wasn't even to make a parody — but an exact REPLICA of a legendary music video. Compare it with the original and you'll see that even the short cuts are the same leng
• E62: The Temptation of Lokhmatiy (2004-12-16) — The episode is essentially just an illustration of Masyanya's rather anarchic worldview and lifestyle. Though, it seems to me, what's actually more interesting isn't even the main
• E63: Anatomical Theatre (2004-12-30) — Just an episode about a theatre. And technically a "New Year's" one. Why exactly it's called "anatomical" here is hard to say precisely. It's just a cool word combination. And the
• E64: Gandhi, or Find the Fool (2005-02-10) — An episode about games. Ordinary games. Games in general are basically the very essence of human psychology. A normal human being in a normal state of mind tends to turn everything
• E65: Manuke — Runet Police (2005-03-22) — These days, thanks to Google and antivirus software, spam has become somewhat more manageable. But just about 10 years ago it really seemed like spam was going to kill the internet
• E66: The Sparrow (2005-04-17) — The episode is named on the principle of "if a word is not a sparrow, then this cartoon is exactly the opposite — a sparrow." It's obviously not about birds at all. In my opinion t
• E67: The Fate of a Nihilist, or Che (2005-05-04) — Remember Bazarov from "Fathers and Sons"? Should still be on the school curriculum. Well, that book never gave me any peace until I made this episode. At school they taught us that
• E68: Moratorium (Diet) (2005-05-23) — Anyone who has, by chance, ever dealt with girls in their life knows that they all periodically fall into a phase of self-torment known as "a diet." Though of course it's not only
• E69: In Paradise They Don't Take Money (2005-06-05) — "No crocodile plizz!!!" :))) Like many people, I've had those moments when after a fun night out you wake up in a completely bizarre place. In those moments you think, maybe it's t
• E70: Discouragement (2005-08-14) — You've surely had this happen too — suddenly a brilliant idea pops into your head. Genuinely brilliant. You start running with it, bringing it to life. This is going to be amazing,
• E71: Boyan (2005-11-13) — When Einstein died, his last words died with him — the nurse didn't speak German. Singer Nick Cave was born with a little tail. G. Washington grew marijuana in his garden. Napoleon
• E72: Night Elf (2006-06-06) — This episode is naturally dedicated to World of Warcraft, to which so much precious personal lifetime has been donated. It's a genius game that became the most famous in the realm
• E73: Ten Dead Raccoons (2006-08-30) — Here the raccoon is a stand-in for Lokhmatiy — his symbolic embodiment, so to speak. So despite the unusual format, this is still a pure Masyanya cartoon. The song lyrics become mo
• E74: The Cousin (2006-04-02) — I really like this episode. Though it could have been made a bit more neatly. I don't know about you, but I've come across "cousins" like this quite often. You can't exactly call h
• E75: New Year's Round (2005-12-29) — Well, this isn't quite a full episode — more like an extended New Year's card for the approaching 2006, which would, alas, turn out to be the studio's final year.
• E76: To All Persons (2006-07-03) — I have to say I never liked cars and always preferred the metro. Even when I got my license and even bought a car — still preferred the metro. I'd happily prefer a bicycle if it we
• E77: Coffee Masyanya-Style (2006-05-16) — An episode about a Masyanya workday morning. One of the few episodes with not a single line of dialogue. Just frantic morning action around the challenge of managing to make coffee
• E78: Russian Traffico (2006-09-28) — Making cartoons out of anger is against my usual principles. Because nothing good ever comes from anger. Aggression only breeds aggression. But unfortunately, dealing with "Russian
• E79: Loser (2006-07-24) — Essentially a parody music video based on Beck's "Loser." If you don't know it — easy enough to find on YouTube. Though this cartoon has nothing to do with the original video. Just
• E80: The Druids' Tree (2006-10-13) — One of my favorite episodes, even if it's far from the funniest. The humor here is a little more, shall we say, sophisticated. The ability to appreciate the beauty of the mess you'
• E81: The Mirror (2006-02-28) — Almost, damn it, like Tarkovsky. :)) This deceptively simple silent episode actually presents us with a practically complete spectrum of a person's relationship with their own refl
• E82: The Penguin (2006-04-14) — The episode is called "The Penguin" because at the end of the cartoon, completely out of nowhere, penguins show up. I'm fully aware, by the way, that this isn't a very good reason
• E83: The Nerpa (2006-04-07) — The episode was made during a brief friendship between Masyanya and Greenpeace. This one is actually not quite a standard episode and isn't on the site, since it's partly "affiliat

Season 4 – Regtraims

• E84: Life with a Cat (2005-06-19) — This is the first of the "Ragtimes" — a peculiar subtype of Masyanya cartoons where the characters play not only themselves but also various animals. Allegorical cartoons, so to sp
• E85: Masyabird and Khryundeptitsepap (2005-07-05) — The title — I myself can't read it without stumbling. This episode is about birds. About parent-birds and chick-birds. Not sure what else to describe here — it's all in the cartoon
• E86: The Black-o-eared Parrot (2005-09-22) — On the website this episode is listed under exactly this title — "The Black-o-eared Parrot." With that extra "o." And the description explicitly notes that it's not a typo. However
• E87: M on key (2005-10-10) — The episode about monkeys is actually about the traps we set and the pits we dig. Two different approaches to catching the bluebird of happiness — well, the monkey, rather…
• E88: Ant Oratorio (2005-10-23) — — And who makes the rules for us?

  — Those whose income exceeds 10,000 koku.

  — And why do they have so much koku?

  — Because they make the rules, why are you acting like a child?

• E89: A Sparrow Named Jonathan Khryundelson (2005-12-06) — The title, like the plot of the cartoon, contains a pretty transparent — oak-level obvious, I'd say — nod to the work of one Richard Bach and his seagull. But Bach didn't quite thi
• E90: The Adventures of Burasiano, or The Golden Pickaxe (2005-12-22) — This is what happens when you let an artist off the leash. 🙂 In this episode the Masyanya characters aren't even playing animals anymore — they're playing characters from "Buratin
• E91: Serengeti (2006-01-30) — This one went completely off the allegory charts. A species of creature called "Shurikis" (means "Fellas") inhabits the Serengeti national park. A wildlife documentary segment abou
• E92: Moth at the Hoarse Tractor Driver's (2006-12-05) — There was a film called "Dead Mountaineer's Hotel", in case anyone missed the reference. This episode has a nightmarish ending. It's the only episode with a bad ending. Masyanya di

Season 5

• E93: Chikkin (2007-07-05) — So, basically, the episode "Moth" was made as the finale. The series is over. Studio's disbanded. Nothing to do, situation's grim. For a couple of months I just did absolutely noth
• E94: Carrot (2007-07-30) — Everyone's gotten so uptight! That's because you need to eat your carrots! Vitamins! There's not much else to say about this episode. I've carried this burning issue with me my who
• E95: Grusha and Kondrashka (2007-08-16) — This episode was inspired by a long-standing mystery from my childhood. You all understand that I'm talking about the show "Good Night, Little Ones". One day I saw a photo online t
• E96: Guess It All (2007-09-11) — This is probably the most shittiest job Masyanya has ever had or ever will have. Unfortunately people do work jobs like this. These kinds of "little shows" exist on pretty much eve
• E97: Kickback (2007-11-23) — "I have two cartoons made based on posts by friends on LiveJournal. One is about a diaper, if you remember, and the second is this one, about a mouth ulcer. And in general I've alw
• E98: Female Triangles — A little return to the "triangles" genre. There are two parts on the site. Here I combined them into one. No point dragging it out. The second part came out for the New Year, 2008,
• E99: Aero Triangles (2008-02-06) — Those who have to fly often will relate to this cartoon more. I hate flying. All these airports, security checks, endless waiting. It's some kind of evil. You feel like you're on a
• E100: Little Surprise (2008-03-06) — The hundredth episode turned out to be "Little Surprise", a rather sweet cartoon about the petty nastiness of the female nature. Although male nature is not far behind, and sometim
• E101: The Hard Way to Quit Smoking (2008-05-20) — As Mark Twain said — "Quitting smoking is easy. I've done it many times myself". I think there are no smokers who have never tried to quit this filthy business. Just as there's no
• E102: Pizza! Pizza! (2008-09-15) — A sloppy little cartoon mess revolving around pizza and the methods of handling it. Absurdities on wheels. Just a laugh with no deeper meaning whatsoever. To hell with all that dee
• E103: The Toad (2008-12-30) — The cartoon was made for the upcoming New Year 2009. Hence the tsar's congratulations to his vassals at the end. The cartoon is known for the wonderful song about "two thousandth r
• E104: Whoopsie (2009-05-22) — It's pretty hard to explain why I made this cartoon. In principle it explains the concept of karma in an accessible, idiotic form. On the other hand there are such wonderful prover
• E105: Budtenate (2009-12-31) — At first, after watching this cartoon, people said something like: "Well, yeah… the cartoon's fine, sure, but we don't want Masyanya with kids and all that business". In short, d
• E106: How to Make a Toon (2010-11-18) — This bonus episode was made for the 20th anniversary of the show "Namedni", in which Masyanya had the pleasure of flourishing over the course of a year. The cartoon isn't even abou
• E107: Us and Them (2012-09-20) — This cartoon continues from the previous one. For better or worse, Masyanya is growing up and toughening up. Many didn't want this, but I went against the grain :). Let Masyanya be
• E108: One Hell of a Bang (2012-11-19) — The cartoon is called "One Hell of a Bang". This cartoon was inevitable. I believe I was pressured by someone from above, some angel-creep.. 🙂 The cartoon draws on the experience
• E109: One Heck of a Soup (2012-12-18) — A slightly chaotic but very fun episode. But, as they say, c'est la vie. Even in all those disciplined organizations like the army or prison, something is always going sideways. Le
• E110: Camera Shake (2013-01-16) — Always wanted to make an episode like this.. about photographers. Or rather about the miracles of modern photography and what this hobby does to people. What used to be a high art
• E111: Trolleybus (2013-02-13) — I don't know how to write a description of this cartoon without spoiling it for those watching for the first time. This is, in short, a somewhat strange episode. Although we are li
• E112: Cthulhu and the Penguin with a Propeller (2013-03-19) — An episode that was originally conceived as a simple comedy about a phone suddenly, unexpectedly, halfway through, turned itself in a completely different direction. I'm not to bla
• E113: Peoplesies (2013-04-23) — A homey, kiddy, comedy cartoon. Started making it about something completely different, and then suddenly scene number one grew so much it took up the entire cartoon. That's how I
• E114: The Green Boogeywitch (2013-06-20) — What are we living on? What are we breathing? What are we eating? When are we finally going to croak? How long will the fat-bellied bourgeois keep poisoning us with toxins for our
• E115: Tsar@ru (2013-07-28) — This is a rare case. I haven't made topical cartoons for several years now. But sometimes you just have to. Have a little mischief, so to speak. If it seems to you that the cartoon
• E116: Petersburg Summer. Commedia dell'arte (2013-08-30) — The peculiarity of Petersburg summer is unique and one of a kind. And since summer is already leaving — I thought it would be nice to take a spin on this eternal topic.
• E117: Withdrawal (2013-09-27) — Try to look at the plot of this episode a little broader than just the situation shown in the cartoon. Approximately, of course, the message could be described as in the famous mot
• E118: Drink Your Mineral Water, Grandpa! (2013-10-24) — A long and tedious cartoon about how Lokhmatiy's independence, self-sufficiency and individuality itself were put through serious stress-testing by Masyanya, a liberal anarchist of

Season 6

• E119: Peskun Is Confused (2013-12-11) — In December, you're supposed to make New Year's cartoons. With Santa Claus and other silly stuff. Usually some kind of New Year's adventures. But after 12 years of running this ser
• E120: A Kind Cartoon With a Vague Message (2014-01-27) — All in the title. This is not a political cartoon, not even close to one. Just a joke. Admit it — don't you sometimes feel like the government has been taken over — long ago and fo
• E121: Budapest (2014-04-17) — The only question is whether everyone has gone crazy or not everyone yet. Brainwashing is a terrible thing. And the person with the washed brain usually calls their opponents the b
• E122: Sublimation (2014-08-25) — Sublimation is basically replacing something with something else. This short cartoon demonstrates how to properly substitute something you're missing from your past life. Like a fr
• E123: Vatrooshka (2015-02-05) — I've been bombarded with letters asking when Lokhmatiy will finally get a girlfriend. Well, this short cartoon is apparently the answer to that question. It's complicated. Complica
• E124: Hidden Threat (2015-04-06) — You could say the episode has all kinds of silly hints, but you could also say there are absolutely no silly hints whatsoever. You can never figure out this Masyanya. Just a cartoo
• E125: Baghdad Banana (2015-10-13) — This episode is dedicated to all lonely people. Loneliness is the illusion of company. But social stereotypes are very much real.
• E126: Keyzie Jones (2016-01-27) — A musical cartoon. This one has a long backstory. As for the history of the song — look up "Casey Jones" on Wikipedia (in Utesov's version the name is spelled with a "Z", "KeyZie",
• E127: Tradescantia (2016-06-02) — The cartoon is long, heads up. So watch it when you have the time, no rush. Apocalyptic humor. Grotesque fantasy. Tedious squabbles. Exaggerated reality with no direct relation to
• E128: The Faculty (2018-06-23) — 18+!!! Words run wild these days. It's become very hard to keep them under control, though many try hard enough. Parents too have to face this problem sooner or later.
• E129: The Aggregate (2018-08-04) — Parallel lines meet at infinity. And this doesn't violate common sense. Quite the opposite. This is higher mathematics — the highest form of common sense. The quantum world is clos
• E130: Zersalo (2018-08-06) — The promised episode on a children's theme. The problem is not new. Our ancestors suffered from the problem of unruly little rascals no less than we do. Let us digest their experie
• E131: Begulele (2019-02-28) — Just a Masyanya gag. I decided to stop showing off with deep meanings and puffing myself up with self-importance. There's too much gloomy crap and toxic evil around. And there's no
• E132: Scheisse (2019-05-24) — An absolutely apolitical and generally almost meaningless episode. If you came here for "serious meanings" — you've got no business being here. These are cartoons where the charact
• E133: Snusy and Manyushki (2019-06-27) — The author is not advocating anything or propagandizing anything. Nothing at all. Just singing about what I see. Alternative title: "Protest, Masyanya Style".
• E134: Khuhry-Mukhry (2019-08-05) — The previous episode was apparently way too meaningful. Requests started pouring in to stop making anything that reminded people of real life. As in "you can draw from life, but ma
• E135: High Relations (2019-09-04) — Masyanya the 3D girl — or the alternative title for the episode: "Anthropomorphism". In a world where a person can no longer be sure whether they're talking to a real human or a bo
• E136: Legalize (2019-10-08) — Well why not. Sooner or later it'll happen. Because it's silly and it's the trend. But the desired and the actual almost never match up. And sometimes you just want everyone to sto
• E137: Shuher (2019-11-04) — The topic this time is not as extreme as last time. I've adopted a new approach — one time about the big stuff, one time about the small stuff. One time abstract — one time real li
• E138: Einstein's Tricks (2019-12-06) — Time is a damn relative thing. Sometimes it feels like there's none at all. Like when you need to "carve out just one little minute" — there's still nowhere to get it from. Even th
• E139: Ded Sabziro (2019-12-31) — A New Year's episode. As the patrons' poll showed, people still want magic. And the desire for something magical turns into an understanding of how that magic can be real. The cart
• E140: Weird Face (2020-01-30) — The cartoon is based on a true story, practically a documentary. A tale of unusual mystical events that once took place. I suspect many won't get the joke, so it's not exactly a mi
• E141: The Blob (2020-03-20) — Politics in its ideal form is a competition between diligent officials over who can better and more pleasantly organize people's lives. In reality, especially in totalitarian count

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Masyanya have? 9 season(s) with 190 episodes.

Who created Masyanya? Oleg Kuvaev.

Where can I watch Masyanya? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.