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Creepypastas portrayed by Soviet cartoons

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Long time ago wanna to made this video, but long time been evading from it. (& requested by: @SirensofMilwaukeeCo) DISCLAIMER: This video is not suitable for those who are easily disturbed or offened. Please do not watch this video if you get uncomfortable from this type of material. This video was created for entertainment purposes—specifically to draw an alegory between different universes, purely for fun. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for 'fair use' for purposes such as criticism, comment, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. All credits by OG cartoons, that don't belongs to me goes to their respective owners. (OG creidts by restaurated 2nd episode of "Baba Yaga against!" (1980) trilogy goes to the ‪@Restorator_video‬) Clinic & 17th episode of "Well, wait!/"Nu, pogodi!" (1993) been appeared in 1993 (in post-soviet era), and yeah i know that they're post-soviet, but been planned in early-1990's, but been pre-stopped by USSR's collapse & problems during working with "Clinic". CARTOONS: 1.) Clinic/Клініка (1993)(Alexander Bubnov) 2.) Grey Wolf and Red Little Ridding Hood/Серый Волк энд Красная Шапочка (1990)(Harry Bardin) 3.) Wow - an talking fish!/Ух ты - говорящая рыба! (1983)(Robert Saakyants) 4.) Baba Yaga against: 2nd episode/Баба Яга против: 2й выпуск (1980)(Vladimir Pekar) 5.) Contact/Контакт (1978)(A. Kostrynskiy) 6.) Flying Ship/Летучий Корабль (1979)(Harry Bardin, again) (Nothing creepy here, just as an alegory by theme) 7.) Blue Puppy/Голубой Щенок (1976)(E. Hamburg) 8.) Nu, Pogodi/Well, wait: 17th episode/Ну, погоди: 17й выпуск (1993)(Vyacheslav Kotyonichkyn & Vladimir Tarasov 9.) Dialoque. Mole and egg/Диалог. Крот и яйцо (1987)(Vladimir Pekar, again) (Nothing creepy here, just as an alegory by theme) 10.) Music box with a secret/Шкатулка с секретом (1976)(Vladimir Uharov)