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* CynicalMentor: Old seasoned street cat tries to teach Woof proper "proper cat ways".

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* CynicalMentor: Old seasoned street cat tries to teach Woof proper "proper cat ways".
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Soviet series of five animated shorts about a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin kitten named Woof]] made from 1976 to 1982.

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Soviet series of five animated shorts about a Siamese [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin kitten named Woof]] made from 1976 to 1982.
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* FromStrayToPet: The series finale [[spoiler:reveals that the house all the animals live in has likely been abandoned. Woof and his puppy friend go into the city to find new owners, and in the end are adopted by two children who live across from one another.]]
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* BrokenRecord: During the meatball segment, the stray cat could only say "Meatball!" in the original Russian dub, variants of "GIMMIE DAT MEATBALL! I WANT DAT MEATBALL!" in the English dub.

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* BrokenRecord: During the meatball segment, the stray street cat could only say "Meatball!" in the original Russian dub, variants of "GIMMIE DAT MEATBALL! I WANT DAT MEATBALL!" in the English dub.



* TrademarkFavoriteFood: The stray cat and meatballs, so much that he picks up the JerkassBall for them.

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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: The stray street cat and meatballs, so much that he picks up the JerkassBall for them.
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* BrokenRecord: During the meatball segment, the stray cat could only say "Meatball!" in the original Russian dub, variants of "GIMMIE DAT MEATBALL! I WANT DAT MEATBALL!" in the English dub.


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* TrademarkFavoriteFood: The stray cat and meatballs, so much that he picks up the JerkassBall for them.
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* {{Punchline}}: The meatball segment in the original Russian dub ends with [[spoiler:Woof [[TheReveal revealing]] that he ate it]], followed by the puppy's immediate reaction. Unfortunately, the English dub [[AvertedTrope averts]] this by [[spoiler:Woof announcing it]] in the climax of the segment.

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* {{Punchline}}: The meatball segment in the original Russian dub ends with [[spoiler:Woof [[TheReveal revealing]] that he ate it]], followed by the puppy's immediate reaction. Unfortunately, the English dub Unfortunately [[AvertedTrope averts]] this by averted]] in the English dub, where [[spoiler:Woof announcing announces it]] in the climax of the segment.
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* {{Punchline}}: The meatball segment in the original Russian dub ends with [[spoiler:Woof [[TheReveal revealing]] that he ate it]], followed by the puppy's immediate reaction. Unfortunately, the English dub [[AvertedTrope averts]] this by [[spoiler:Woof announcing it]] in the climax of the segment.
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* FinaglesLaw: One segment in Episode 2 has the puppy asking Woof to guard his meatball, telling him not to let anyone run off with it. Sure enough, the street cat comes in afterward to try and take it from him.

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* FinaglesLaw: One The meatball segment in Episode 2 has the puppy asking Woof to guard his meatball, telling him not to let anyone run off with it. Sure enough, the street cat comes in afterward to try and take it from him.
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* JerkassBall: In most segments, the street cat is a CynicalMentor that's only looking out for Woof's best interests. He abandons this in the infamous meatball segment, where he tries to steal a meatball from Woof for no reason other than to [[VillanousGlutton satiate his own gluttony]].

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* JerkassBall: In most segments, the street cat is a CynicalMentor that's only looking out for Woof's best interests. He abandons this in the infamous meatball segment, where he tries to steal a meatball from Woof for no reason other than to [[VillanousGlutton [[VillainousGlutton satiate his own gluttony]].
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* JerkassBall: In most segments, the street cat is a CynicalMentor that's only looking out for Woof's best interests. He abandons this in the infamous meatball segment, where he tries to steal a meatball from Woof for no reason other than to [[VillanousGlutton satiate his own gluttony]].
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* FinaglesLaw: One segment in Episode 2 has the puppy asking Woof to guard his meatball, telling him not to let anyone run off with it. Sure enough, the street cat comes in afterward to try and take it from him.


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* MortonsFork: Woof protects the meatball from the street cat by [[spoiler:eating it himself]]. Even though [[spoiler:Woof enjoyed it]], the poor puppy never got to have his meatball back.

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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Woof. His puppy friend counts too.


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* InnocentBlueEyes: The most notable spot of color on Woof are his large baby-blue eyes.


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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Woof. His puppy friend counts too.
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* WhoOnFirst: From Woof's very introduction, he's asking the barking puppy why he's calling out his name.

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* WhoOnFirst: WhosOnFirst: From Woof's very introduction, he's asking the barking puppy why he's calling out his name.

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* UnfortunateNames: Woof.

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* {{Leitmotif}}: The street cat has a whimsical melody following every of his moves, but pausing whenever he talks.
* UnfortunateNames: Woof. The street cat tries to convince Woof that it isn't a name fitting for a kitten, but Woof still likes it.
* WhoOnFirst: From Woof's very introduction, he's asking the barking puppy why he's calling out his name.
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[[quoteright:350:http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/woof_9951.jpg]]

Soviet series of five animated shorts about a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin kitten named Woof]] made from 1976 to 1982.

All five shorts are available on Youtube with english subtitles:
* [[http://youtu.be/b4Y1d4a4r-Q Episode 1]]
* [[http://youtu.be/k_bI2pXRY4Q Episode 2]]
* [[http://youtu.be/ZZWE-5CeJbg Episode 3]]
* [[http://youtu.be/X4YlSagtGNQ Episode 4]]
* [[http://youtu.be/hPFudPDdbK8 Episode 5]]

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!!''A Kitten Named Woof'' provides examples of:

* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: Woof. His puppy friend counts too.
* CynicalMentor: Old seasoned street cat tries to teach Woof proper "proper cat ways".
* UnfortunateNames: Woof.
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