Qumi-Qumi

Qumi-Qumi (Russian:"Куми-Куми"), is a Russian animated series created by Toonbox best known for the Cut the Rope cartoons. It produces the popular Russian animated series like Kikoriki. From November 2012 goes on TV Multimedia and Carousel. On October 14, 2013 enters the channel STS. The series was developed with the financial support of the Government of Moscow, and since 2011 with the support of Film Foundation. It is based around a small comic book from 2005 that eventually made it into a small music video in 2007, and eventually into a full-fledged cartoon in 2011, Qumi-Qumi tells of three different tribes: the magic-based tribal Juma-Qumi, the science-based capitalist Yumi-Qumi, and the militaristic and communistic Schumi-Qumi. Three young outcasts of each tribe, Juga, Yusi, and Shumadan, manage to break out of their social norms and become close friends. The speech of the characters is a gibberish language known as Tarabar peppered with various English phrases. Many plots relate around Juga and Shumadan’s crushes on Yusi and trying to interact with their respective tribes despite their own faults.