Masha and the Bear

Masha and the Bear spend a winter building a snow tower, painting the forest on a tiny canvas, and confronting wolves who kidnap Masha for ransom. They later cook macaroni, organise a rock band to win a female bear’s heart, celebrate the Bear’s birthday with gifts, and wait for the carrot harvest while a hungry hare watches.

The show is an episodic programme titled Princess or Dragon? / Prances with Wolves / Picture Perfect / Pasta la Vista / One‑Hit Wonder / Once in a Year / No Trespassing! . It’s presented as a collection of short episodes, each with its own whimsical scenario. One instalment opens with a snow tower and a band of friends, setting the scene for a lively game. In another, wolves abduct Masha, hoping to extort a ransom from the Bear. A crisp winter day finds Masha and the Bear inspired to paint; Masha borrows a set of paints and a tiny canvas, then creates portraits of every creature in the forest. A further episode asks who the best cook in the woods is, and Masha answers confidently, showing off macaroni she’s prepared herself. Masha also steps in to help the Bear win the affection of a female Bear, organising a rock band with the forest animals and shooting a music video. The Bear’s birthday is celebrated with all the animals gathering at his place to offer congratulations and presents. Meanwhile, the Bear patiently waits for the carrot harvest, a task mirrored by a hungry hare who is also eyeing the crops. Across the series, the episodes weave together simple adventures—painting, cooking, music, birthday celebrations and harvest waiting—each highlighting the playful interactions of Masha, the Bear and their forest friends.