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Russian Bear
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The Russian Bear is one of the most well-known and recognized animal stereotypes in modern culture. This association exists in part because of the presence of large numbers of wild bears in the Russian wilderness, and in part because of popularized parallels between the physical might and power of the animal and that of the various incarnations of the Russian state. Depending on the context, this may have varyingly positive and negative connotations. During the Cold War in particular, American media tended to emphasize the more negative portrayals of bears as ferocious and dangerous predators in these contexts. Generally, these bears are always brown-furred specimens modeled after the Eurasian brown bear. More rarely, they may be based on white-furred polar bears, which also inhabit northern Russia and Siberia. In humorous or fantastical works, Russian or Russian Fantasy Counterpart Culture characters and armies may be seen using bears as mounts or war animals. In a World of Funny Animals, Russian characters are often depicted as bears. On some occasions, other Slavic nations may also be associated with bears as well, in a case of Small Reference Pools. A Sub-Trope of National Animal Stereotypes. Compare American Eagle and Kangaroos Represent Australia, contrast Nations as People. Make the Bear Angry Again is named after this motif. If a Russian character is themself portrayed as a bear, they'll usually be a Husky Russkie. |
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Let's Go Luna!: "Lullaby for Baby Vlad" features a Russian bear family. Luna and the gang are enlisted to babysit their fussy cub, Vlad. | |
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In the Ace the Bat-Hound story Hounded in Batman: Urban Legends, one of Ace's companions is a bear called Ursa who used to be the pet/mook-disposal of a boss in Gotham's Russian Mafia. Said boss also asks one of his mooks if he knows why Russia is symbolised by the bear, and when the mook suggests it's because bears are strong, replies that on the contrary, it started out as an absurdist joke making Russia look foolish. But they made it into a symbol of strength, because that's what Russia does. | |
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Capcom Fighting Evolution: Zangief's ending has him battling several bears in his homeland of Russia after a long dream sequence. | |
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Brutal: Paws of Fury: Ivan the Bear has a fighting style described as "Soviet Military." | |
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Darkwing Duck: Vladimir Goudenov Grizzlikof, the Russian S.H.U.S.H. Agent, is an anthropomorphic bear. | |
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The Bear and the Dragon revolves around a war about to break out between China and the USS. The title is a reference to the animal stereotypes of each respective nation, with the bear representing Russia and the dragon representing China. | |
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Henry V: "Foolish curs, that run winking into the mouth of a Russian bear and have their heads crushed like rotten apples." (Act III, Scene 7) | |
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Mystik Belle: One of the things you can encounter in the forest is a bear wearing a living ushanka while performing the Cossack squat dance. | |
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We Bare Bears: In "Yuri and the Bear", it's implied that Ice Bear the polar bear was born in Siberia and it's shown that Yuri the Husky Russkie was a father figure to him. | |
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Mobile Suit Gundam 00: Sergei Smirnov is referred to as the "Wild Bear of Russia". | |
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Mighty Avengers (2013): The Bear is a Russian were-bear. She was created in Tunguska by a group of sorcerers called the Deathwalkers using a ritual that would birth a creature that was part human and part animal. | |
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Gorky Park: Discussed in Polar Star. The protagonist notes that, while foreigners often picture Russians as lumbering bears, Russian men often think of themselves as wolves. | |
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Darwin's Soldiers: Piotr Kozlov is a hulking anthropomorphic Siberian brown bear. | |
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Littlest Pet Shop (2012): "Ivan the Terrific" revolves around a lost Russian circus bear who finds his way into the daycare. | |
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Squirrel and Hedgehog: Russians are represented as bears, and are the unreliable allies of the heroic North Korean squirrels and hedgehogs against the villainous South Korean rats, Japanese weasels, and American wolves and foxes. | |
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Marvel Universe: Mighty Avengers (2013): The Bear is a Russian were-bear. She was created in Tunguska by a group of sorcerers called the Deathwalkers using a ritual that would birth a creature that was part human and part animal. Mikhail Uriokovitch Ursus, also known as Ursa Major, is a mutant who can transform into a bear. He's traditionally a member of the Winter Guard, Russia's counterpart to the Avengers. When the Guard are portrayed as a Similar Squad to the Avengers, he's been the counterpart to the Beast and the Hulk. |
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Dora the Explorer: As shown in "Dora's World Adventure", Russia has its own version of Swiper, a bear named Fomkah. | |
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Volume VIII of Look to the West is called The Bear and the Basilisk, the two superpowers of the era being the Russian Empire and the Societist Combine. | |
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Animaniacs (2020): In the episode "Anima-nyet", there's a non-anthropomorphic bear (based on its looks, a sloth bear) wearing a uniform among Vladimir Putin's (otherwise human) enforcers. It provides the current picture. | |
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The Great: After her new husband Peter gives her a pet bear, Catherine has a dream about a bear embracing her. Her handmaiden Marial convinces her that this is a meaningful dream, telling her that she may be destined to be a great ruler of Russia. | |
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The Cartoon History of the Modern World: Russia in the late 19th century is shown as a menacing bear from the Japanese point of view. | |
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Biomega: Kozlov is a Russian scientist who had his mind uploaded into a bear. | |
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The aptly named Ursus from Guardians (2017) had Cold War scientists grant him the superhuman ability to transform into a bear, either fully or as a humanoid hybrid. | |
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Zootopia: There's a polar bear character with the Russian-sounding name Koslov. He was originally intended to be a more prominent character, head of a Russian-type mafia, complete with the accent, but in the final film, he's a non-speaking henchman of the Italian-accented mafioso Arctic shrew Mr. Big. Other polar bear mobsters wear attire stereotypical of Russian mobsters, like tracksuits and golden chains. | |
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Warhammer Fantasy Battle: Kislev, a country based on medieval Russia, the Kievan Rus' and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, is heavily associated with bears and bear imagery. Its patron deity is Ursun, the god of bears and strength, it makes heavy use of bear iconography in its flags and symbols, and its late ruler Czar Boris rode a bear into battle. | |
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Princess Tutu Abridged: Played for laughs in Episode 11, which gave a Russian accent to the anthropomorphic bear lady who gives Edel the jewel.note Averted by the original anime | |
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Tropico III: Radio host Juanito will occasionally mention giving the USSR as "the Russian Bear," occasionally proposing that Tropico give it "a big furry hug" if relations are positive. | |
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Cat Shit One: In the story's World of Funny Animals, Soviet Russians are portrayed as bears. | |
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Macbeth: "What man dare, I dare: Approach thou like the rugged Russian bear," (Act III, Scene 4) | |
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The Cleveland Show: The Brown family has a Russian-accented talking bear named Tim for a neighbor. | |
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Total War: Warhammer III: Kislev, a country based on medieval Russia, is heavily associated with bears and bear imagery. In addition to using bears in its faction symbols, its primary deity is the bear god Ursun, whose priests can be recruited as one-man units, it makes heavy use of tamed bears in battle — its heavy cavalry rides bears, as do all character options, and bears also pull war sleds and heavy artillery — and it can recruit and summon powerful elemental monsters resembling bears made out of ice and permafrost. The main plot of the game revolves around the factions delving into the Chaos Realms in order to find the dying Ursun from a Daemon Prince for their own purposes, with Kislev in particular seeking to rescue their God. | |
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Evil Con Carne: One of the main characters is Boskov, a bear who was initially trained by a Russian animal trainer named Vladimir. | |
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Mega Man X5: Grizzly Slash the bear has a base in Russia for his Arms Dealer business. | |
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Bartok the Magnificent: Bartok's best friend Zozi is a talking bear which makes a living by entering the scenery as a rabid beast and getting defeated every single time by his business partner. Unlike most examples, he is a Genius Bruiser and civilized enough to the point he could almost be considered a Man of Wealth and Taste. As a nod to Slavic folklore, he also plays the role of both The Lancer and Big Fun, though his importance to the plot is limited to a few key scenes. | |
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In Pleasant Goat Fun Class: Travel Around the World episode 2, the gang goes to Russia and meets a strong bear man who helps them to retrieve a Russian doll that's frozen in the water. | |
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Blacksad: In the album Red Soul, a Russian émigré artist is depicted as an old brown bear. | |
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Animal Crossing: The villager Vladimir is a bear cub with a stereotypically Russian name whose catchphrase, "nyet", is the Russian word for "no". | |
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I Funny: The trope is discussed when Jamie says that a Russian customer laughs "like a happy bear". | |
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Team Fortress 2: The Heavy is sometimes compared to a bear, and one of his melee weapons is a pair of bear claws. | |
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The Charge of the Light Brigade: The animated segments depict Imperial Russia as a bear menacing Turkey (which is depicted as a turkey, then as a beautiful damsel). The English lion defeats it by siccing bulldogs at it. A later segment shows John Bull taming the Russian bear and making it dance. | |
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Command & Conquer: Red Alert 3: The soundtrack includes a theme scored for choir and military band called Soviet March. This has undergone Memetic Mutation and has been used — both straight and ironically — as the backing music to videos displaying the might of the Russian armed forces. The lyrics keep returning to the might and hunting prowess of the Soviet bear. The Soviet Union fields war bears as their field scouts. Uprising has Ursa Major, upscaled versions of War Bears that can, and do, destroy buildings and vehicles in seconds. |
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Yasuke: Nikita is a Russian were-bear. | |
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The most internationally well known modern animated series from Russia? Well, Masha and the Bear. Though here the bear in question is a Gentle Giant and a bit of a goofball. | |
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Arknights: The Fantasy Counterpart Culture nation for Russia is Ursus, where bear people are so populous that the Ursus race of bear people is synonymous with the empire itself. It's also Played for Drama as its citizens take such pride that they intentionally discriminate against other animal people trying to make their way up the ladder in the military. | |
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Family Guy: In "Spies Reminiscent of Us", after arriving in Russia, Stewie and Brian are surprised to find the stereotype is true and Russians really are bears. | |
| Russian Bear / int_ea4f62db | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Russian Bear / int_ea4f62db | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Family Guy | hasFeature |
Russian Bear / int_ea4f62db | |
| Russian Bear / int_ec2c627b | type |
Russian Bear | |
| Russian Bear / int_ec2c627b | comment |
Sing: Mike the mouse is in debt of a trio of Russian-accented gangster brown bears who keep pursuing him over the course of the movie. | |
| Russian Bear / int_ec2c627b | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Russian Bear / int_ec2c627b | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Sing | hasFeature |
Russian Bear / int_ec2c627b | |
| Russian Bear / int_f0e68fa9 | type |
Russian Bear | |
| Russian Bear / int_f0e68fa9 | comment |
Leviathan: The signature Bioweapon Beasts used by the Russian Empire are immense, ferocious war bears. | |
| Russian Bear / int_f0e68fa9 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Russian Bear / int_f0e68fa9 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Leviathan | hasFeature |
Russian Bear / int_f0e68fa9 | |
| Russian Bear / int_f1b454b1 | type |
Russian Bear | |
| Russian Bear / int_f1b454b1 | comment |
Aztec Wars: War bears are one of the Russian units. | |
| Russian Bear / int_f1b454b1 | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
| Russian Bear / int_f1b454b1 | featureConfidence |
1.0 | |
| Aztec Wars (Video Game) | hasFeature |
Russian Bear / int_f1b454b1 |
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