Erika Bartos

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Like the previous two series, Peanut and Baby 3 - Playmates tells the story of the experiences of Peanut, Baby and their little friends in 13 episodes. In addition to the familiar characters, there are new ones to meet: the hatless Mushroom, the mysterious Star Girl, the horned bunny and the Croissant. The voices of the characters are once again lent by Judit Pogány, so that now there are more than a hundred different voices in the Bogyó und Babóca stories. Episodes: Sunflowers, Pebbles, Fluffy skis, Puppet theatre, Scooter, Spherical tower, Mushroom hat, Football match, Eggs, Bad dream, Mushrooms, Starry house, Parlour game.

For more than ten years, Berry and Baby Boy has been one of the most popular cartoon series among nursery and kindergarten children. In Berry and Baby 5 - Tales of the Months, the animated film follows the changing seasons in twelve short stories, as nature invites the characters to play together each month. Their adventures include celebrating together at a special carnival ball in February, jumping rope together in April, making fruit ice cream together in July and surprising each other with exciting gifts in December. And in the thirteenth, encore story, they take part in a cake competition which reveals that anyone, even the ever-conscientious Owl Doctor, can make a mistake.

As with the previous Bogyó és Babóca films, we have put together 13 short stories by Erika Bartos. The most characteristic and recurring motif of the stories is empathy, attentiveness, and the constant striving to fulfil the wishes and desires of others. In addition to the more than 100 characters who are well known to the Hungarian children's audience, new characters appear this time: the copper beetle, who is the master of bells and chimes, Otto the Badger, who gives a red Frisbee to his friend Regő Squirrel, and the millipede, who is invited to an apple harvest by his distant relative, the centipede.The tales are devoid of self-serving violence, are intended to teach "good manners" and are easy to follow and absorb even for the youngest children.

No synopsis available yet.

Like the previous two series, Peanut and Baby 3 - Playmates tells the story of the experiences of Peanut, Baby and their little friends in 13 episodes. In addition to the familiar characters, there are new ones to meet: the hatless Mushroom, the mysterious Star Girl, the horned bunny and the Croissant. The voices of the characters are once again lent by Judit Pogány, so that now there are more than a hundred different voices in the Bogyó und Babóca stories. Episodes: Sunflowers, Pebbles, Fluffy skis, Puppet theatre, Scooter, Spherical tower, Mushroom hat, Football match, Eggs, Bad dream, Mushrooms, Starry house, Parlour game.

For more than ten years, Berry and Baby Boy has been one of the most popular cartoon series among nursery and kindergarten children. In Berry and Baby 5 - Tales of the Months, the animated film follows the changing seasons in twelve short stories, as nature invites the characters to play together each month. Their adventures include celebrating together at a special carnival ball in February, jumping rope together in April, making fruit ice cream together in July and surprising each other with exciting gifts in December. And in the thirteenth, encore story, they take part in a cake competition which reveals that anyone, even the ever-conscientious Owl Doctor, can make a mistake.

As with the previous Bogyó és Babóca films, we have put together 13 short stories by Erika Bartos. The most characteristic and recurring motif of the stories is empathy, attentiveness, and the constant striving to fulfil the wishes and desires of others. In addition to the more than 100 characters who are well known to the Hungarian children's audience, new characters appear this time: the copper beetle, who is the master of bells and chimes, Otto the Badger, who gives a red Frisbee to his friend Regő Squirrel, and the millipede, who is invited to an apple harvest by his distant relative, the centipede.The tales are devoid of self-serving violence, are intended to teach "good manners" and are easy to follow and absorb even for the youngest children.