Back in February, we featured the teaser for a new, Flash-animated TV series out of Russia, titled Qumi-Qumi. In this first, 13-minute episode below, you’ll see that it’s full of world-class design, both in characters and environments. The look is also quite unique, especially the characters. The series was created at Moscow-based Toonbox Studio, and in each episode you’ll visit a world inhabited by creatures divided into three nations who all speak one completely made-up language. This episode was directed by Vladimir Ponomarev and produced by Pavel Muntyan.

The team at Moscow-based Toonbox Studio have begun producing a new serialized show, titled Qumi-Qumi. This is the name of the country inhabited by mysterious creatures who don’t talk but instead they make sounds and act out their feelings. Here’s the teaser:

Russian-native Nadya Mira is currently attending Gobelins in Paris, and working Flash into her bag of tricks. This 12-second clip, titled Rocketman, shows great promise.

Sergey Ratnikov (aka Adui) is a Russian illustrator/animator who was recently hired to produce this short below. Without giving too much away, we watch a number of people perform harakiri, a ritual suicide. The short promotes the website zakaz-harakiri.ru where I believe you can choose who most deserves to die.

Here’s a trailer for the Russian online game Magic, which is not to be confused with the Wizards game Magic: The Gathering. Animation was produced by Toonbox.