The narrator discusses a Russian YouTube animated series called "Mission Aurora" that has confusing and absurd plot, with many celebrity cameos. The series is well-produced but lacks a coherent storyline, and its creators remain anonymous. The narrator compares it to other successful animated series such as "Final Space" and "Rick and Morty". They also notice that the animators are familiar with pop culture and hide Easter eggs, which they interpret as "cries for help". The narrator speculates about the possible reasons behind the series' creation and the anonymity of its creators, suggesting that they might be involved in propaganda work.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is about a Russian YouTube animated series called "Mission Aurora".
2. The series was released in February 2019 on a Russian YouTube channel.
3. The series features a flying ship in the shape of a double-headed eagle that kidnaps people and Lenin's dead body and flies off into deep space.
4. The plot involves a battle royale for the right to be the captain of the ship.
5. The series features domestic celebrities, including Gudkov, who becomes the captain due to having a six-fingered hand.
6. The series also features a character named Zhenya Bozhenov, who is the author of the diaries.
7. The series was created by a team of animators, sound engineers, and directors, but their real names are not credited.
8. The series features Easter eggs and references to popular culture, including "Rick and Morty" and "Final Space".
9. The series has a big budget, but the purpose of the mission and the characters' motivations are unclear.
10. The series is compared to other YouTube animated series, including "Meet Bob!" and "YatTV".
11. The creators of "Mission Aurora" and "Meet Bob!" are unknown, and it is speculated that they may be the same team.
12. "YatTV" is a YouTube channel that features political brainwashing content.
13. The channel "YatTV" was closed, but it came back to life a month after the closure of "Mission Aurora".
14. The author of the text speculates that the creators of "Mission Aurora" and "YatTV" may be connected.
15. The text also mentions the Russian YouTube channel "Kinopoisk", which features official TV series and cartoons, including "Rick and Morty" and "Samurai Jack".