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Peace on Earth

**Peace on Earth** (*Yatorobic: Паѯ ень Тѥръх*) is a song written by Edward Shtabel and originally performed by Angelo Shtabel as Zayats in 1963.

## Versions in Other Languages

June 1966 saw the debut of a Japanese cover of the song: **Sekai Heiwa Onegai** (*Kanji: 世界平和お願い, lit. Wish for World Peace*) tied in with the original Kousagi Zayats anime and performed by the Japanese voices of Zayats and Leonidas at the time: Masako Nozawa and Kaneta Kimotsuki respectively.

In 1970, after the Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., an English version of the song was released, sung by the Jackson 5.

 English
 Latin American Spanish
 Chinese
Mano's New Date is Mirana?

**Mano's New Date is Mirana?** is an episode from Season 9 of the Cartoon Network series.

The series went on hiatus shortly after the episode aired due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the series was confirmed to resume production and premiered a new episode four months later.

## Synopsis

Mano has some business, and in order to deal with them he must go with... Mirana?

## Characters

### Major Characters

* Zayats
* Mano
* Lucille
* Mirana

### Minor Characters

* Leonidas
* Vivian
* Lucia Tabaryet
* Julius Kashner

## Hiatus

A week after the episode aired, Firm Hand's official Twitter account released a picture of Zayats smiling and wearing a mask with **SAFE!** overlapping a star on it, accompanied by the following statement:

Авъх тжѽд, дошвет атъмѱꙍ мйнтъхꙓце Унѩн апꙝц Дищанцы.#ЦхелмъѲоквур!!!

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, production of the Zayats animated series is suspended until further notice.Until then, we will attempt to stay together, even if we keep a distance.#StayHome!!!

Yatoroba Television Family's Twitter later retweeted the statement to let their audience know about the series's hiatus, which lasted for 4 months before coming back with Grandpa's Big Shock. During this time period, other shows on the channel aired at the series's timeslot.
Lapinians

The **Lapinians** are a group of six autistic children who Zayats names as residents of his newfounded "country" Lapinia.

## Appearance

Design-wise, the Lapinians are almost identical to one another: Short (nearly the size of Zayats), three hairs on their heads, and wearing robes. The only difference between them is their color scheme, each having a different predominant color: red, blue, green, light blue, yellow and purple.
English Cast

The following is a list of the english voice actors who have voiced one or more characters in the Zayats franchise.

## School Characters

### School Faculty

**Principal Eagle**
     Teacher of Class 1-2
**Professor Dante Fukuro**
     Teacher of Class 2-1
**Professor Joseph Taka**
     Music Teacher
**Mrs. Dilliss Nightingale**
Lisa Hannigan

### Cutesy Sunflowers

Kimberly Brooks
     **Torami** |     Shelby Rabara

### Other Students

     **Milo Tanaris** |     Jessica D. Stone
     **Tauros** |     Clifford Chapin
     **Wendy** |     Cassandra Lee Morris

## Zayats' Family and Friends

### Leonidas' Family

**Toshiro**
**Leonard**
     Toshiro's ex-wife
**Taeko**

### Mirana's Familiy

**Julius**
**Helen**
Catherine Disher

## Other characters

Horo
     Josephine
     Marie
     Tomoe
     Pierre
     La Rose
Yūko Mizutani

Yūko Mizutani (*Kanji: 水谷 優子, November 4, 1964 – May 17, 2016*) was a Japanese actress, voice actress, narrator and singer from Ama District, Aichi. Throughout her career, she worked with Production Baobab, and was working with Aoni Production at the time of her death. Mizutani was best known for her anime voice roles of Sakiko Sakura in Chibi Maruko-chan, Mihoshi Kuramitsu in Tenchi Muyo! and Pinoko in Black Jack. She also portrayed Excellen Browning in Super Robot Wars, Sora Takenouchi in Digimon Adventure, Leina Stol in Machine Robo: Revenge of Cronos, and Sarah Zabiarov and Cheimin Noa in Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam. Mizutani was the official Japanese voice actress for Minnie Mouse, and voiced her in the Kingdom Hearts franchise.

In the Zayats franchise, she voiced most of Zayats's love interests up until Sophie. She was set to be the Japanese voice of Mirana, but after failing to attend recording, she was eventually replaced by Aya Hirano.

## Works

* Cartoon Network series - Ling Ling (2003) / Ivana (2010) / Sophie (first appearance, final contribution)

* Zayazaya Team Attack - Princess (1994)
* Zayazaya Team Attack 2: Ōkami no Hōfuku - Princess (1995)
* Wonderful Zayats - Ayame (1996)
* Adventures of Zayats & Friends - Mina (1999)
* Iwai Kousagi Zayats - Mimi-chan (1999)
* Land of the Four Elements - Princess Lilium (1999, Japanese dub)
* Zayats (2007 series) - Marie
* Leonidas! Return to Pineapple Island - Mayu (2012)
Zayats (1977 series)

**Zayats** (*Yatorobic: Вердий Конещ Заѣц*) is a 1985 animated TV series produced by and aired on Yatoroba Television.

The series is the second main Zayats animated series produced in Yatoroba, followed by the 1985 series.

## Staff

### Opening Credits

* **Based on the work of** Edward Shtabel
* **Animation Studio:** Shtabel Family Company
* **Opening Theme Songs:**

1. Angelo Shtabel
*Written by* Edward Shtabel
*Music by* Melodia Yashkravnyatsim
2. Vanille Daxtryemva
*Lyrics by* Marinela Shanpakryet
*Music by* Everest

### Ending Credits

* **Supervisor:** Marinela Shanpakryet
* **Music:** Melodia Yashkravnyatsim
* **Scripts:** Marinela Shanpakryet, Bozan Aldryev, Irene Amvlyatsek, etc.
* **Director:** Claude Yavnardzyet

## International Versions

### Japan

The series premiered in Japan under the name **Midori Usagi Zayats** (*Kanji: みどりうさぎザヤツ*) in 1980.

Theme Song
 Lyrics
 Music
 Animation
Zayats (1983 video game)

**Zayats** (*Yatorobic: Заѣц*) is the earliest known Zayats video game.

It was released for Atari 2600 and Vanguard's VC1000 computer in 1983 and for YTG-3600 in 1984, with Sega releasing a semi-official port for the SG-1000 that same year.

A sequel, Zayats 2, was released in 1988.

## Gameplay

The player uses the arrow buttons to move Zayats around the maze.

The goal of the game is to grab the keys and collect the stars scattered around the maze without getting hit by Minos, Khamlyon, or Volk. Should Zayats be hit by any one of them will cause the player to lose a life. If Zayats gets 10 stars, he will get an extra life.

* Minos circles around a certain portion of the level, but will chase the player if they're in that portion.
* Khamlyon's movement is completely random.
* Volk will always chase the player regardless of where they are.

The SG-1000 version has a scoring system:

* Keys are worth 10 points.
* Stars are worth 50 points.
* Completing a stage gives the player 500 points, with each life remaining being worth a bonus 200 points.

## Characters

### Enemies

* Minos
* Khamlyon
* Volk
Blue Thunder (video game)

**Blue Thunder (video game)** is a 1991 horizontal shoot 'em up video game produced by Hi Tech Expressions. The game was the first of seven Zayats video games to appear on the Sega Mega Drive, despite which, said version never appeared in Yatoroba.

The game features Leonidas piloting his airplane, the titular Blue Thunder. A Japan-exclusive sequel was later produced for the Sega Mega Drive.

## Trivia

* Blue Thunder is the first Zayats video game where the protagonist isn't Zayats himself.

## See also

Zayats games for Sega Mega Drive

1. **Blue Thunder**
2. Khamlyon Training
3. Zayats (1992)
4. Zayats Carnival
5. Tobidase! Blue Thunder
6. Zaya & Leo no Challenge
7. *Xiao Lu Tu: Peng Hu Dong Hui*
Khargoosh Sabz Zayat

**Khargoosh Sabz Zayat** (*Farsi: خرگوش سبز زایات*) is an Iranian children's show produced as part of a peace initiative between Yatoroba and Iran.

The show was later dubbed into Urdu and aired in Pakistan as **Sabz Khargosh Zayat** (*Urdu: سبز خرگوش زائات*)

## Format

The format of Khargoosh Sabz Zayat is split into 4 distinct sections.

1. A segment featuring a woman in a chador: At the beginning of each episode, she introduces the main theme of the episode, and pops up periodically in transitions.
2. An animated episode, which continues after Ataq Shir.
3. **Ataq Shir** (*Farsi: اتاق شیر*)/**Dudh Ka Kamrah** (*Urdu: دودھ کا کمرہ*): A group of children is taught activities by a man dressed as Leonidas.
4. A Zayats hand puppet summarizes the events of the episode.
Come and English with Me!

**Come and English with Me!** is the official opening theme song for Let's English! Zayats.

## Lyrics

Hi, I'm Zayats! I'm a bunny, you see

Won't you come and English with me?

English is as easy as can be

We can start with ABC's

A-B-C-D-E-F-G (*A-B-C-D-E-F-G*)

H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P (*H-I-J-K-L-M-N-O-P*)

Q-R-S (*Q-R-S*) T-U-V (*T-U-V*)

W (*W*) X (*X*) *Y*... ***Z!***

Z for Zayats! Who else would it be?

Won't you come and English with me?
Zayats (Sega Mega Drive)

**Zayats** (*Yatorobic: Заѣц*), released in Japan as **Zayazaya Sugoroku MD** (*Kanji: ザヤザヤ四五六ＭＤ*) is a 1992 video board game by Neox for the Sega Mega Drive.

The game is basically a port of Zayazaya Sugoroku Ketteiban, the PC Engine version of Futatabi Zayazaya Sugoroku.

Despite being licensed by Sega, this port wasn't officially authorized by Konami, who had released the original game as part of their Zayazaya Sugoroku series.

## Trivia

* The game was included in a 1994 multicart, **Sega 9-in-1** alongside Golden Axe, Sonic the Hedgehog and Turbo Outrun.

## See also

Zayats games for Sega Mega Drive

1. Blue Thunder
2. Khamlyon Training
3. **Zayats (1992)**
4. Zayats Carnival
5. Tobidase! Blue Thunder
6. Zaya & Leo no Challenge
7. *Xiao Lu Tu: Peng Hu Dong Hui*
Zayats Club

**Zayats Club** (*Kana: ザヤザヤクラブ*) is the official website of the Zayats franchise.

## Origins

Zayats Club was originally created as a private website by and for the University of Kyoto's Computer Club as part of an assignment on creating a website using Flash. It was not until 2003, with the franchise's revamp, that the site became available to the general public.

## Website Overview

Zayats Club has 6 pages:

* **Characters** (*Kana: キャラ*): A page with information on characters, all written from Zayats's POV and featuring voice samples.
* **Games** (*Kana: ゲーム*): Self-explainatory.
* **Theater** (*Kanji: アニメ劇場*): A page where you can watch various original anime series.
* **Comics** (*Kana: コミック*): Introduced in 2016, a page where you can read various original webcomics.
* **Newsfeed** (*Kana: ニュース*): The latest news related to the franchise.
* **Zaya-Store** (*Kana: ザヤストア*): A Japan-exclusive online shopping page where one can buy Zayats merchandise, including original Zayats Club OVAs.

## Languages

Zayats Club is available in the following languages:

* Japanese
* Yatorobic

* Spanish
* Portuguese
* French
* Polish
* German
* Tagalog
A special meeting

Season 8, Episode 1

**A Special Meeting** (*Yatorobic:* Спешꙗл Рюнѩн) is the Season 8 premiere of the Zayats Cartoon Network series.

## Synopsis

Leonidas finds out something undiscovered about Zayats.

## Characters

* Zayats
* Leonidas
* Lucia (debut)
* Volk (mentioned)

## Trivia

* Many things about the main characters are revealed:
	+ Zayats's mother and house are shown for the first time.
	+ Zayats's real name is Horlyo Tabaryet, as which he doesn't like to be called, which is why he's always refered to as Zayats.
Maron Elvaktridz

Maron Elvaktridz is a Yatorobic Voice Actor.

## Voiced Characters

Patrick Star from SpongeBob SquarePants (Since 2018)Dib from Invader Zim (2001-2006)Daggett Doofus from The Angry Beavers (1997-2001)Spain from Hetalia (Since 2009)Coon Kawaguchi from Zayats (Since 2016)Sid from Ice Age (2002)Russia also from Hetalia (Since 2009)Ludwig from Koribyo Ravens (2007)Gerald from Hey Arnold! (1996-2004)Porkchop Riggs From AcceleRacers. (2005-2006)Mr Messy from The Mr. Men Show (2008-2009)Oliver from Thomas & Friends (Since 2009)Paxton also from Thomas & Friends (Since 2013)
A New Stereophonic Sound Christmas Spectacular

**A New Stereophonic Sound Christmas Spectacular** is a two-part 2018 Christmas special.

## English Synopsis

Zayats  has been formally invited to a dazzling christmas party, and all of his friends will be there! However, so will his enemies, who have a surprise awaiting for him. What could it be?

## Plot

### Part 1: The Christmas Party

The episode starts in a desert, where Zayats and his friends are seen representing peasants on the day of the Nativity of Jesus. Volk, dressed as a devil, attempts various traps to prevent his enemies from getting to Bethelem: First, Volk digs a hole and covers it with a faux sand rug, with the intention that one of the four friends would fall into the hole, but much to Volk's dismay, they pass around it and he's the one who falls into his own trap. Later, he places arrow signs that lead to a cliff, which would make Zayats and friends believe that's the way to Bethelem, but in the middle of placing the arrows, he unknowingly falls off the cliff that he intended to make into their destination. Lastly, he disguises Pan as a notoriously fake camel which was to trick Zayats into thinking that "camel" would be a shortcut to Bethelem, but, just like his first trap, they simply ignore it. At the end of the sequence, the Star of Bethelem glows upon the four friends, and Zayats is deeply overjoyed to see that the lord is born, and soon it's all revealed that Zayats is just fantasizing about the moment, while his mother proceeds

## Trivia

* The episode title is a play on "A New Stereophonic Sound Spectacular", a phrase commonly associated with Pizzicato Five.
* As stated by the late Saburo Koshou on September 18th, 2018, the Japanese dub of this episode will mark the very last time Wasabi Mizuta voices Zayats, being replaced by Tomoko Kaneda from then on.
Leticia Nalkprishtan

**Leticia Nalkprishtan***(Yatorobic: Летиѕꙗ Налкприщань, October 18, 1955 - April 10, 2011)* is a Yatorobic Voice Actress

## Voiced Characters

Minos from Zayats (1972-2011)Mirai from Elyamentimali (2001-2003)Bart Simpson from The Simpsons (1989-2011)Minnie Mouse from Mickey Mouse (1995-2011)Lisa Simpson also from The Simpsons (1989-2011)Pippi from Pippi the Little Hen (2008-2011)Pablo from Backyardigans (2004-2009)Scherezade from 1001 Nights (1972)Lester Goldberg from Stanley (2001-2007)Cure Black from Futari wa Pretty Cure (2004-2005) & Futari wa Pretty Cure Max Heart (2005-2006)Rosie From Animal Crossing: The Movie (2006)Arcee from Transformers G1 (1984-1987)Constance from Codename Kids Next Door (2002-2008)Elmyra Duff from Tiny Toons (1990-1996)
## Gallery

Leticia's DeathThe Many Voices of Leticia Nalkprishtan
Zayats (book series)

**Zayats's Adventures** is a series of books written by Edward Shtabel as his last contribution to the Zayats franchise before his death in 1976.

## Books

 Case of the Thief Bee
 Rabbit of the Jungle
 Pirates of the Seven Seas

## Adaptations

### Case of the Thief Bee

* An anime movie was produced by Madhouse in 2007, the film version replaces Rhinos with Pan for the modern franchise.
Lucille the Mermaid

**Lucille the Mermaid** (*Yatorobic: Сирйнъ Лусил*) is a graphic novel series written and illustrated by marine biologist Judith Varshtkhi.

Due to its underwater setting, most characters are replaced by sea animal equivalents, such as Leonidas being represented by a lionfish named Lon.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Lucille
* Mano
* Nam (Zayats)
* Lon (Leonidas)
* Okta

## Adaptations

* Ningyo Shojo Lucille: A TV anime produced by Nippon Animation in 1998.
Zayats & Friends Travel the World (video game)

**Zayats & Friends Travel the World**, originally released in Japan as **Zayazaya Sugoroku: Sekaijū Daibōken!** (*Japanese: ザヤザヤすごろく〜世界中大冒険！〜, lit. Zayazaya Sugoroku ~Adventure around the world!~*) is a 1996 video board game produced by Konami for the PlayStation as part of their Zayazaya Sugoroku series.

Despite its English name, the game has no relation to the 1976 movie of the same name, instead following an original story written by Masao Kitajima and Kōta Sugiyama.

## Boards

The game has 9 boards, each themed around and named after a different country of the world:

* China
* Egypt
* Russia
* Italy
* Japan
* Brazil
* France
* USA
* Spain

## Characters

### Playable

* Zayats
* Mano
* Lucille
* Leonidas

### Bosses

* Khamlyon
* Okta
* Kat
* Minos
* Rhinos
* Kuromaru
* Volk

## Trivia

* This and Shin Zayazaya Sugoroku are currently the only games in the Zayazaya Sugoroku series to have an international release.
	+ This is not counting Zayazaya Sugoroku: Tetsudou-hen, as while it was released in the US, it was released as a different game altogether.
Zayats (CGI series)

-Zayats

Promo

**Zayats** *(Yatorobic: Заѣц)* was a computer-animated drama series that aired syndicately during Fridays at 12:30 on Yatoroba Television.

## Overview

This series takes a more serious tone, and has a more dramatic feel as opposed to the "cutie" feel seen in past Zayats animated series.

In this series, Zayats is presented as a brave-hearted martial artist as well as a "Mammothist" (the series's equivalent to Buddhism) who takes the single path after he breaks up with his girlfriend upon seeing her with another boy (albeit they get back together near the end of the series.)

The animation in the series is provided by a Vietnamese studio known as NUVISIONS.

## Cast

Original Yatorobic Cast
 Mano
 Lucille

Japanese Cast (eps. 1-78)
All actors represented by Aoni Production except noted.

## Trivia

* NUVISIONS, the series's animation studio, went on to animate the opening sequence to the Season 10 episode Xin Chao! The Great Chase.
Xiao Lu Tu

**Xiao Lu Tu** (*Traditional Chinese: 小綠兔*) is the name used for the Zayats franchise in Greater China.

The franchise entered Chinese territory in 1993, with the 1972 movie being dubbed into Chinese there. It was not until 1995 that the first original Chinese-language Zayats production, a computer game, was concocted.

Xiao Lu Tu is owned by CHENtertainment (known as Chen Entertainment until 2020), a Taiwan-based company known for importing Yatorobic media onto Greater China.

## Character translations

 Mano
 Lucille
 Kat
 Mirana | 米蘭娜Mǐ lā nà | Mirana.

In 2015, with the premiere of A special meeting in Greater China, Xiao Lu Tu gained notoriety for naming the Tabaryet Family after characters from Journey to the West.

Tabaryet family translations

## Voice Actors

The original main Chinese voice cast of the Zayats franchise consisted of Li Qinhou (Zayats), Kang Dawei (Leonidas), Lin Zhenghong (Mano) and Zhu Wangrong (Lucille), both being 7 and 5 years old respectively at the time the 1972 movie was dubbed, as well as Long Licheng (Volk), Long Jiahui and Dai Renfu voicing the Wolf Army.

When Chinese New Year 2003 came along, a massive recast took place mainly affecting the Wolf Army. Lu Ailan auditioned for the role of Pan giving him a drunken tone of voice, but CHENtertainment turned him down due to his tone being considered "hard to take seriously", Harry Xiong was ultimately casted to record his Chinese lines from the US. It was not until 2013 that Ailan finally got to partake in the franchise portraying Leonidas, after Dawei died from swine flu in October 26, 2012 at 59 years old.

For the dub of the Lu-Se Dynasty story arc, Long Licheng reprised his role as Volk, only to receive complaints due to his voice being deemed too old a voice for Volk's modern day appearance, being replaced by Cao Yayi from 2003 onwards. Licheng later returned to the franchise as the Chinese voice of Toshiro.

The rest of the Wolf Army also received new voice actors, with Kat now being voiced by Pan Yuting. Wang Siblings, a Xiangsheng duo comprised of siblings Wang Yiajing and Peiyi, affiliated to CHENtertainment, was recruited to portray Khamlyon and Minos respectively.

## Common differences

* Chinese Zayats media often depicts Leonidas with a black mane.
* While most versions have Zayats living in an unnamed fictional country, most Chinese Zayats productions take place in Penghu, with the main cast living in Huxi.

## Xiao Lu Tu Productions

All productions are listed under their Chinese name.

### Games

* 小綠兔大富翁　澎湖大亨 (1995)
* 小綠兔　澎湖動會 (1996)

### Movies

* 小綠兔　四元素世界 (1999)
* 狂野西部獅子 (2011)

### Series

* 小綠兔歷險記 (1996-1998)
* 新小綠兔 (2018-present)
	+ 小綠兔的學校日記 (2023-present)
Xin Chao! The Great Chase

**Xin Chao! The Great Chase** is the eleventh episode of the Zayats World Tour special, and season 10 of the Cartoon Network series.

## Synopsis

Zayats and friends chase the Wolf Army all across Vietnam.

## Characters

### Major Characters

* Zayats
* Mano
* Lucille
* Leonidas
* Mirana
* Meena

### Minor Characters

* Keron
* Volk
* Pan
* Kat
* Khamlyon
* Minos

## Trivia

* The episode's opening sequence was animated by NUVISIONS, a Vietnamese computer animation studio that had previously animated the 2017 series.

### Cultural References

* The opening song for this episode is "Nắng Và Mây" by Vietnamese singer Thu Thủy.
Rootin' Tootin' Lion

-Zayats

### Production Company

**Rootin' Tootin' Lion** (*Traditional Chinese: 狂野西部獅子, lit. Wild West Lion*) is a 2011 Taiwanese CGI animated movie produced by CHENtertainment and released on Lunar New Year 2011, as customary with movies the company produces.

Animated using cel-shading techniques, the movie is a take on the Western genre.

## Cast

Original Chinese Cast

English Dub Cast

A Japanese dub was set to premiere at Zayaland, but it was cancelled amidst the park's destruction in the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami.
Bunnsy

**Bunnsy** is the official title of the European version of the Cartoon Network series that first premiered in March 16, 2003.

This version of the series is distributed by Koeyaku Europe, a branch of the franchise's biggest dubbing company with its main headquarters in France.

To date, Bunnsy has aired in 32 countries all across Europe.

## History

According to popular belief, the main character's name change is due to the big presence of another popular character named Zayats (that being the deuteragonist of the Russian *Wait and See!* cartoon franchise).

### Promotion

The series was heavily publicized in the first quarter of 2003.

The most notorious of these advertisements occured in Germany, where a staged kidnapping of German band A Certain Frank into producing Wölfe, a five-track EP featuring the Wolf Army, followed by an answer song produced by Barbara Morgenstern.

### Dub History

The first eight countries to air the Cartoon Network series in Europe were Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom, all debuting simultaneously in March 2003. Four other countries followed in the second quarter of 2003: the first being Russia, where the series debuted as Malenkiy Krolik in May, the second was Poland in June, and the last two were Austria and Hungary in July. The last country to welcome the series that year was Switzerland, where the French, German and Italian dubs all debuted officially and simultaneously in November.

It was not until the first quarter of 2004 that the series arrived in Scandinavia, debuting in Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden under the name of **Puni**. In August of that same year, Greek children's channel Smile TV began airing the Greek dub of the series, which was titled **Laki** (*Greek: Λακι*). In September 2004, month of the franchise's 75th anniversary, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Romania, Slovakia and the ex-Yugoslav nations began airing their dubs of the series, all under the Slavic name of **Krolik**.

In 2007, Bunnsy made its debut in Luxembourg. Despite the nation airing both the French and German dubs in their respective speaking regions, no Luxembourgish dub is known to be in the making at the moment. A Dutch dub debuted in mid-2012.

The latest country to join the Bunnsy roster is Ukraine, where the Ukrainian dub began airing in 2020. Said dub is currently in hiatus due to the ongoing war.

On September 12, 2023, a video on *Horocanal*, a channel run by Koeyaku of Europe's spanish division, confirmed that Basque, Catalan and Galician dubs are currently in the works. The Catalan dub is set to air both in Spain and Andorra. As a result, Andorra will become the first European microstate to air Zayats.

Only one European country is known to have banned Zayats from airing: Albania, where it aired for a short time in 2008 before it was banned entirely following the debut of the controversial Ms. Amso character.

The only countries in the European continent where the Cartoon Network series has yet to air are Belarus, Cyprus, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova and five out of the six European microstates.
Pokota

**Pokota** (*Kanji: ポコ太*) is a major character in the 1979 anime film Gekijō-ban Kousagi Zayats: Ōkami Gundan no Sekai Seifuku Keikaku and its 2004 remake OVAs.

## Appearance

Pokota is a short, pudgy little tanuki. He has his tongue sticking out at all times.

His apparel is a blue, short sleeved robe and a pair of geta sandals.

## Relationships

### **Zayats**

At first, Pokota was somewhat mean to Zayats. This is a result of him having a grudge with rabbits because according to him, a rabbit (Minos) killed his father.

Later on, however, Zayats and Pokota become friends.

### **Lucille**

Over the course of the movie, it is very clearly shown that Pokota has a big crush on Lucille, despite being repeatedly denied.

When they say goodbye, Pokota promises to marry Lucille, and she in response lies to him (without telling him so) saying that Mano is his boyfriend, breaking Pokota's heart.
Zayats's Mini-Adventure

Season 9

**Zayats's Mini-Adventure** (*Yatorobic: Мйни-Заѣц*) is an episode from Season 9 of the Cartoon Network series.

## Synopsis

Zayats gets shrunk, and is having a bug-sized adventure filled with giant dangers.

## Characters

### Major Characters

* Zayats
* Labrat

### Minor Characters

* Mano & Lucille
* Leonidas
* Keron
* Volk
* Volk's Flies (debut)
* Mirana
* Lucia Tabaryet
* Julius Kashner
* Various Other Bugs (debut)

## Gallery

American English dub title cardJapanese dub title card
Zayats Jungle Adventure

**Zayats Jungle Adventure** (*Yatorobic: Заѣц Жюнгълат Адвѥнтйр*) is a 2006 Java video game produced for play on cellphones, it was the first Game of the Month on the Zayats-Cellphone entertainment service.

The game is not to be confused with Zayats in the Jungle, a PC game released on the same year with the same Yatorobic title.

## Gameplay

The game is a simple platformer, where Zayats must travel through 15 jungle-themed levels collecting as many fruits as possible. Avoid falling coconuts, crocodiles and other wild animals.

## Story

Zayats has fallen of the Blue Thunder while on a trip with his friends, and crash-landed in the jungle.

While his friends look desperately for him, Zayats traverses bravely through the jungle, nurturing himself with fruit he finds along the way. In his journey through the jungle, Zayats encounters three big enemies:

1. A big wild tiger in level 5.
2. The King of Orangutangs in level 10.
3. Rhinos in level 15.

Once Rhinos is defeated, Zayats finally reunites with Mano, Lucille and Leonidas as the four go back home on the Blue Thunder, with Leonidas promising Zayats that he'd warn him whenever something dangerous was on his way.

## Trivia

* This game is, to date, the last official appearance of Leonidas's Blue Thunder, appearing in the game's intro and ending cutscenes.
Frank Lenmit

Frank Lenmit is a Yatorobic Voice Actor.

## Voice Characters

Cheval from Zayats (2009-2013)Chuck McFarlane from Chuck's Choice (since 2017)Ash Ketchum from Pokémon (Since 1997)Pascal From Animal Crossing: The Movie (2006)Nuts from Yes Pretty Cure 5 (2007-2008) & Yes Pretty Cure 5 Go Go (2008-2009)Ratchet from Ratchet & Clank (2002)
Lion's Road

-Zayats

**Lion's Road** (*Kana: ライオンズロード*) is a 2008 OVA produced by Zayats Club as a limited-time offer on their *Zaya-Store* online store.

## Synopsis

Set in a world where all organic life has been wiped out, Leonidas rides his motorcycle through the wasteland, sometimes coming across and fighting Volk along the way.

When he stops at a nearby gas station to fill up his bike, he meets a little bunny who carries the earth's last flower seed, given to him by an old man whose dying wish was for Zayats to plant it. Now, it's up to them to help nature blossom once again.

## Cast

All voice actors employed by Across Entertainment except noted.

The OVA never saw an official international release, and thus was never dubbed into English or any other language.
Legend of Magyaria

-Zayats

**Legend of Magyaria** (*Yatorobic: Легѥнда дй Магꙗрꙗ, Kanji: マジャリア伝説, Hungarian: Magyaria Legendája*) is a 2015 movie based on Tales of Magyaria by Terry Asinov, who had a big part in the film's production, providing the character designs and even voice acting in the film.

Legend of Magyaria is a very well-known international co-production between Yatoroba (Shtabel Family Company), Japan (Production I.G) and Hungary (Asinov Produkciós Vállalat).

## Synopsis

Legend of Magyaria takes on a dark fantasy theme, set in the fictional Kingdom of Magyaria where wizardry and witchcraft are dominant.

In Magyaria, the four main characters are all sorcerers.

* Zayats studied in magic school and knows at least the basics of Magyarian magic, but has difficulties controlling his magic.
	+ He was expelled from magic school for accidentally casting a thunder spell on a classmate he had a crush on after she rejected him.
* Mano is an orphan who escaped from an abusive orphanage and learned sorcery from a book he looted.
* Lucille is the granddaughter of a wicked witch who is looked down upon by the population, while Lucille herself just wants to be a good witch and help people.
* Leonidas is the son of a famed sorcerer, but doesn't want to be known as such.

The Wolf Army are part of a bigger antagonist group: the Cult of the Dragon, a group led by the powerful wizard **János** (with Volk as his second in command) hell-bent on summoning the destructive Sárkány Isten, a dragon god capable of destroying anything its fire breath touches, with the goal to destroy Magyaria and rule the world.

## Staff

* **Original Work, Character Design:** Terry Asinov
* **Musical Score:** Toshiyuki Watanabe
* **International Theme Song:** "Hero" by CAPSULE

### Shtabel Family Company (Yatoroba)

* **Producer:** Anya Shanpakryet
* **Director:** Augustus Davarshkimar
* **Script:** Bozan Aldryev

### Production I.G (Japan)

* **Producer:** George Wada
* **Animation Production Manager:** Mitsuhisa Ishikawa
* **Japanese Adaptation:** Junichi Fujisaku
* **Storyboard/Co-Director:** Naoyoshi Shiotani
* **Animation Director:** Takayuki Gotō
* **Key Animation:** Atsushi Takeuchi, Minoru Ueda, Naoyoshi Shiotani, Ryōta Niino, Takayuki Gotō, Tetsuya Nishio, Yasutaka Kubota, etc.
* **Color Design:** Yuka Takeda
* **Art Director:** Masanobu Nomura
* **Art Design:** Saaya Kinjō
* **Background Art:** Bihou
* **Compositing Director:** Eiji Arai

### Asinov Produkciós Vállalat (Hungary)

* **Producer:** Ferenc Rófusz
* **Hungarian Language Advisor:** Dorottya Racz
	+ **Romani Language Advisor:** Béla Rigo

## Differences from the source material

* Since the Magyarian runes that appear on the characters' speech bubbles to represent spells is a substitution cipher for Hungarian, all spells are cast by speaking Hungarian.
	+ In the Hungarian version, spells are cast by speaking Romani.
Futatabi Zayazaya Sugoroku

**Futatabi Zayazaya Sugoroku** (*Kana: ふたたびザヤザヤすごろく*) is a 1988 video board game produced by Konami for the NES and PC Engine, it is the second entry in the Zayazaya Sugoroku series.

On May 14, 1992, **Zayazaya Sugoroku Ketteiban** (*Kanji: ザヤザヤすごろく　決定盤, lit. Zayazaya Sugoroku: Definitive Version*), an enhanced version of the game was released for the PC Engine both in HuCard format and later in CD format (Super CD-ROM²) with animated cutscenes and voice acting on July 10. Earlier that same year, the HuCard version of the PC Engine port had also received a Yatorobic Mega Drive port without involvement from Konami, later released in Japan by Ma-Ba as *Zayazaya Sugoroku MD*.

## Overview

### New Mechanics

Futatabi Zayazaya Sugoroku introduces **Challenges**: minigames that can grant different results depending of the player's performance in them.

### Hidden paint studio

   If the Konami code is used on the title screen in the NES version, rather than the game menu, pressing the Start button will lead to a paint studio where the player can draw a picture with a color palette given at the bottom of the screen.

You can choose either to draw, fully color a certain space or erase what has been drawn.

The player cannot quit this screen and you have to reset your NES to play the real game.

#### Controls

* **A Button:** Hold to draw/erase.
* **B Button:**Switch between draw, color and erase.

### Staff

Starting this game, the series' development team is named the **Saikoro-gumi** (*Kanji: サイコロ組, lit. Dice Group*). The NES version credits them in kana:

* **Director:** Hisashi Iwasaki
* **Story:** Masao Kitajima
* **Programmers:** Hisashi Iwasaki, Senta Okumura, Yumiya Hoshino
* **Designers:** Hisashi Iwasaki, Tomoya Takano, Yasuhiko Honma, Yōko Kaneshiro
* **Graphics:** Yoshiaki Kashiwagi, Yōko Kaneshiro
* **Sound Design:** Konami Kukeiha Club
**Main Composer:** Miki Higashino
**NES:** Jun Funahashi
**PC Engine:** Kazuki Muraoka, Michiru Yamane
* **Producer:** Yōko Kaneshiro
* **Executive Producer:** Kagemasa Kōzuki

## Trivia

* Futatabi Zayazaya Sugoroku is the first game in the series...
	+ ...to incorporate minigames, which were introduced as **Challenges**.
	+ ...to feature the Wolf Army in any way.
	+ ...to establish the Saikoro-gumi: the development team behind the series.
		- Iwasaki, head of the series' development, had previously designed and programmed the previous entry all by himself.
Alec Brawnston

**Alexander Richard Brawnston**, better known simply as **Alec Brawnston**, is an American voice actor.

He is known for being the current English voice of Zayats.

## Voiced Characters

Zayats (Since 2003)Kermit from Piggy the Witch (Since 2018)Kazuhiko Hanawa from Chibi Maruko-chan (2001), his first ever voicework.Naoto Yamada, amongst several other characters (if not all) from Penguin no Mondai (2008-2009)Sharaku from Black Jack (2004-2006)Beatrice from Umineko: When They Cry (2009)
## Trivia

* Alec's favorite pre-pandemic moment as the voice of Zayats was when the cast traveled to France to study French culture in order to dub the 2019 C'est magnifique, Zayats! movie, as up until that point, Alec and David Gasman had never met each other, and was truly honored to finally meet his longtime castmate.
Scale (tkinter ttk)

*Виджет **Scale** в модуле Tkinter.*
*Виджет **LabeledScale** в модуле Tkinter Ttk.*

Виджет в Windows 7

## Виджет в разных ОС

Виджет в Windows 7

Виджет в Windows 10

Scale (шкала) - это виджет, позволяющий выбрать какое-либо значение из заданного диапазона.

## Аргументы

* **master** - родительский виджет;
* **orient** - ориентация шкалы. Принимает значения HORIZONTAL ("horizontal") и VERTICAL ("vertical");
* **font** - шрифт и размер текста. Вводится в формате "font size";
* **length** - длина в пикселях;
* **from\_** - с какого значения начинается шкала;
* **to** - каким значением заканчивается шкала;
* **tickinterval** - интервал, через который отображаются метки шкалы;
* **resolution** - шаг передвижения (минимальная длина, на которую можно передвинуть рычажок);
Zayats 64

**Zayats 64** (*Yatorobic: Заѣц 64*), released in Japan as **Zayazaya Monogatari: Densetsu no Usazuki-hime** (*Kanji: ザヤザヤ物語～伝説のウサヅキ姫～*) and in Australia as **Zayats: The Great Journey**, is a 1998 platform game for the Nintendo 64.

Zayats 64 was Miracle's final game before going out of business in late 1998. Bandai later translated and released the game in Japan and Australia, the latter in 1999.
Around the World with My Friends

**Around the World with My Friends** is a PC game in the Zayats Play & Learn Series.

With the goal to the expand children's expand knowledge of geography, the game revolves around Zayats and friends travelling the world in Leonidas's Blue Thunder.

## Gameplay

The player selects a country out of six continents.

There are 39 countries to explore in this game:
* New Pangea
* Nofta
* Sabir
* Yatoroba
* Mexico
* United States of America
* Brazil
* Chile
* Colombia
* Peru
* Uruguay
* Germany
* Iceland
* Italy
* Poland
* Russia
* Spain
* Sweden
* United Kingdom
* Ethiopia
* Madagascar
* South Africa
* Zaire
* China
* India
* Iran
* Israel
* Japan
* Malaysia
* Mongolia
* Philippines
* Saudi Arabia
* Turkey

The characters will then travel to the selected country. Once they arrive at the country's capital, you can click on each character for them to tell generalities about the country. From then on, you can choose one of the characters' icons on the bottom of the screen for an individual character in a scenario that portrays a particular aspect of the country's culture:

* Zayats tries the country's food.
* Mano watches the country's national sport and/or fun stuff to do in it.
* Lucille takes a focus on the country's arts.
* Leonidas is at a historical landmark of the country.

If the player is done with their visit, they can return home or travel to a different country.

### Game Modes

#### Explore Freely

The player can travel the game's world freely.

If you can't decide on where to go, you can click on the globe located within the hangar to go to a random country.

#### Travel All Continents

The player must travel to one randomly chosen country per continent. To help the player figure out which country it is, the player is given a hint:

* An audio of the country's national language(s).
* An audio of the country's national music.
* The country's flag.

#### Memory Minigame

The player must flip two cards to reveal the flag of two countries and see if the flags match. Clear the board to win.
Vanille Daxtryemva

Vanille Daxtryemva (Yatorobic: Ванйль Даѯтрѥмва) is a Yatorobic Voice Actress

## Voiced Characters

Little My from Moomin (1990-1991), reportedly her favorite character to voice because it reminded her of herself as a little girl.Zayats (1979-2010)Tyrone from Backyardigans (2004-2009)Arnold from Hey Arnold! (1996-2004)Dexter from Dexter's Laboratory (1996-2003)Daxter from Jak & Daxter: The Precursor Legacy (2001)Eric Cartman from South Park (1997-2010)Timmy Turner from The Fairly OddParents (2001-2010)Wanda also from The Fairly OddParents (2001-2010)Pixel from LazyTown (2004-2007)Eubie from Higglytown Heroes (2004-2008)Mrs. Potato Head from Toy Story 2 (1999) & Toy Story 3 (2010)Torchic from Pokémon (since 2002)Chikorita also from Pokémon (since 1999)
Otenshi no Tsubasa

**Otenshi no Tsubasa** (*Kanji: 御天使の翼*) is a 2009 anime movie produced to inaugurate Zayaland's 360° cinema.

## Synopsis

Zayats and friends find three of what at first appear to be human children. They quickly realize they're angels who have lost their wings to the Wolf Army's attacks. The quartet must help the angels get their wings back and return to their *Honorable Mother*.
Kousagi Zayats: Minna Awasete!

**Kousagi Zayats: Minna Awasete!** (*Kanji: 子兎ザヤツ　みんなあわせて！*) is a 2021 TV anime produced by Studio XYZ and aired on TV Asahi.

## Overview

Unlike its predecessors, Kousagi Zayats: Minna Awasete! takes on a more sketch comedy format, where now every episode features an assortment of sketches.

The show begins with a "main story" that typically lasts 7 through 10 minutes. From then on, several sketches are played out to fill the remainder of the show, culminating with the **Owarai Kameusa** (*Kanji: お笑いカメウサ*) sketch, in which Khamlyon and Minos perform manzai.

Main Stories
 4
 5
 6
 10

One-time Sketches
 10
Leonidas-sensei! Hiragana wo Manabitai!

**Leonidas-sensei! Hiragana wo Manabitai!** (*Kanji: レオニダス先生！ひらがなをまなびたい！, lit. Professor Leonidas! I want to learn Hiragana!*) is the second entry in the *Leonidas-sensei!* series.

Like the rest of the Leonidas-sensei games, this game was created solely for the purpose of educating children. In this case, it teaches how to read and use hiragana.

The animation style mimics that of the western Warner Bros. cartoons that TMS was helping co-animate at the time, such as Animaniacs and Tiny Toon Adventures.

## Characters

### Main Characters

* Leonidas-sensei
* Zayats

## Cast & Crew

 Producer
Kousagi Zayats '91

**Kousagi Zayats '91** (*Kanji: 子兎ザヤツ９１*) was a 1991 anime aired on TV Asahi.

Considered the "black sheep" of the Kousagi Zayats anime franchise, it is notable for featuring 4 segments per episode, rather than 2 segments like its predecessors, and barely featuring Leonidas at all, instead featuring a tiger character named **Hamatora-san**.

A spinoff, Leonidas! Pineapple Island Detective, premiered a week after Kousagi Zayats '91 aired its second stash of episodes.
Adventures of Mano and Lucille

### Production Company

**Adventures of Mano and Lucille** is a trilogy of OVAs produced by Bandai Visual in 1993 under the EMOTION label.

Animated by TMS Entertainment, the animation style mimics that of the western Warner Bros. cartoons that TMS was helping co-animate at the time, such as Animaniacs and Tiny Toon Adventures.
Leonidas! Pineapple Island Detective

**Leonidas! Pineapple Island Detective** (*Kanji: アナナス島探偵　レオニダス！*) is a 1991 TV anime aired on TBS.

Premiering just two weeks after Kousagi Zayats '91, it is a spin-off to the aforementioned series that did surprisingly better than its touchstone.

The series received an English dub from AB Groupe in 2001, notable for featuring David Gasman as Leonidas, 2 years before becoming the character's official voice from 2003 to 2021.

## Synopsis

Leonidas is on a vacation in the paradisiac Pineapple Island, spending the year with computer nerd tanuki Dr. Shojoji, and help Inspector Kumada go after criminals Shibamaru and Gentaro.
Virdi Lepow Zayats

**Virdi Lepow Zayats** (*Pangean: بعردى لهفو زاىص*) is a Neo-Pangean cartoon show produced by Pangea Television for the main purpose of opening up to their neighboring Yatoroba.

The show is notable for being barely animated at all, with the only actual animation being in the characters' mouths and various computer-animated special effects.

Nearly the entirety of the cast and crew is unknown, with the exception of munshid Daniel Al-Jaroun, who voiced Leonidas and sang several nasheeds featured in the series, and later in 2020, Zayats's voice actor was revealed to be then-5 year old Miqdaad el-Hashmi.

Two versions of the show are known to exist: the original Pangean version produced by and aired on Pangea Television, and an Arabic version: **Arnab Akhdar Zayaat** (*Arabic: أرنب أخضر زيات*) produced by the Gulf Cooperation Council Joint Program Production Institution and broadcast in various Arabic-speaking countries.

## Characters

* Zayats
* Mano
* Lucille
* Leonidas
HOP! JUMP! GREEN!

**HOP! JUMP! GREEN!** is a VOCALOID song produced by hir.AM for the Zayats franchise's 90th anniversary in 2019.

A Japanese version written and tuned by Himiko Furuhara under her P name "**Himi-P** (*Kana: ひみＰ*)", is included as a B-Side on the song's official single. Himiko also provides chorus vocals to the song alongside the franchise's main cast.

## Concept

The song is a very happy and upbeat electronic song, portraying excitement for a new adventure.

The song's cover art and PV were designed and animated by EDEN Studio, a Vöndzat-based indie art studio. In the PV, the character designs spontaneously switch back-and-forth between their regular proportions and *chibi* styles.
Konnichiwa! Big in Japan

**Konnichiwa! Big in Japan** is the fourth episode of the Zayats World Tour special, and season 10 of the Cartoon Network series.

## Synopsis

In Japan, Zayats convinces himself that he's fat.

## Plot (WIP)

The episode starts off at midnight, with landscapes of Japan's highlights, followed by an Eastern Airlines plane landing at a Tokyo airport. The gang then gets off the plane and heads off to an apartment complex rented by Leonidas for them, all the while CAPSULE's *Soratobu Toshikeikaku* plays in the background.

The scene of the apartment complex then fades to morning, where Zayats is awoken by a text message from Mirana, saying that she wants to meet him at her apartment, just two doors ahead of his and Leonidas's (the apartment inbetween being Mano and Lucille's).

Zayats arrives at Mirana's apartment, and sees that her TV is on and asks Mirana why she's watching the news. At that moment, she teases him about an anime set to air on that exact channel right after the news broadcast ends. Zayats realizes what she's talking about and gets very excited to watch the Meiken Ninja Hetamaru anime, soon after, they both sit down to watch. As they watch the episode, both Zayats (now very mad) and Mirana exclaim that they feel that the series has been ruined, unawarely waking both Mano and Lucille up. Once Zayats begins to calm down, Lucille comes in and tells them that they can't sleep due to their screaming.

## Characters

### Major Characters

* Zayats
* Mano
* Lucille
* Leonidas
* Mirana
* Meena

### Minor Characters

* Keron
* Volk (voice only)
* Zinovy Tabaryet (mentioned)
* Horo
* Tonaki Kazuki
* Kuronowaki Mitsuzō (non-speaking)
* *Meiken Ninja Hetamaru* anime characters
	+ Hetamaru Shiba
	+ Master Shiba-Inu
	+ Kenichi Arakaze
	+ Jungo Kawamata (debut)
	+ Shiroko (debut)

## Trivia

* The episode's title seems to be an allusion to Zayats realizing he had gained weight.
* The Meiken Ninja Hetamaru anime is animated by Utako Tanaka.

### Continuity

* Tonaki Kazuki from Tokyo Kazuto appears in the episode.
* Meiken Ninja Hetamaru recieving an anime adaptation was first mentioned in Save Hetamaru, the episode in which it first appeared.

### Cultural References

* The opening song for this episode is "Onegai Sequencer" by Japanese model and singer Momo Mashiro.
* The characters whose figurines are on the shelf of a manga store are from *Bushijo!!! Samurai Girls*, a series Teruyoshi Fukuhara worked on.
Karate Girl Mirana

**Karate Girl Mirana** (*Yatorobic: Карате Гевꙛна Мирана*) is an episode from Season 8 of the Cartoon Network series.

## Synopsis

After being mocked by Tauros for being a "weakling", Mirana decides to take up Karate to prove to him she's more than just a pretty face.

## Characters

### Major Characters

* Mirana
* Tauros

### Minor Characters

* Zayats
* Mano
* Lucille
* Vivian
* Gori
* Nora
* Torami
* Sophie
* Coon
* Milo
* Julius Kashner

## Censorship

* Like with many overweight characters, Julius's nipples are edited out in the European version.
* This episode didn't air in South Korea due to Karate being a major plot point.

## Gallery

Japanese dub title card.American English dub title card.
Moshimoshi, Zayats desu.

**Moshimoshi, Zayats desu.** (*Kana: もしもし、ザヤツです。, lit. Hello, this is Zayats.*) is an interactive anime video designed for use with Bandai's Terebikko system, which utilizes a telephone-shaped microphone to "interact" with the video.

It asks the viewer multiple choice questions, such as which way for Zayats to go.

## Characters

### Minor Characters

* Mano
* Lucille
* Leonidas
* Volk
Leonidas! Return to Pineapple Island

**Leonidas! Return to Pineapple Island** (*Kanji: アナナス島復帰　レオニダス！*) is a 2012 TV anime animated by New Air, produced by Studio XYZ and aired on TBS.

The series is some sort of a sequel to Leonidas! Pineapple Island Detective, now featuring Zayats as a constant presence.

## Synopsis

After a long time, Leonidas decides to go back to Pineapple Island. This time around, he decides to bring Zayats with him.
New Kid on the Block

**New Kid on the Block** is an episode from Season 9 of the Cartoon Network Series.

## Synopsis

There's a new kid in school, but Zayats is having a hard time getting along with him.

## Characters

### Major Characters

* Zayats
* Mano
* Lucille
* Edd  (debut)

### Minor Characters

* Keron
* Mirana
* Vivian
* Gori
* Nora
* Torami
* Dante Fukuro
* Joseph Taka (cameo)
* Ms. Swallow
* Sophie
* Coon
* Frost
* Milo
* Ursino
* Hanuvi (cameo)
* Tauros
* Wendy (cameo)
* Zenta
* Zinovy Tabaryet (indirectly mentioned)