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* MetaphoricMetamorphosis: When the titular character rejects both the banquet's main course and the princess's hand, stating that he'd rather eat something more traditional and go back to his peasant wife, the Emperor's face bounces back from human to skeletal to convey his thunderous ire.
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* ShoutOut: Possibly, to Jankovics's earlier ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob''. Both feature extremely similar scenes where armies opposing the French literally get rolled up: the Turkish army gets flattened and rolled into a carpet, while the Austrian army get tangled up in a map as big as the battlefield itself. The difference is that this time the demolished army is on the hussars' side.
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* ShoutOut: Possibly, to Jankovics's earlier ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob''. Both feature extremely similar scenes where armies opposing the French literally get rolled up: the Turkish army gets flattened and rolled into a carpet, while the Austrian army get gets tangled up in a map as big as the battlefield itself. The difference is that this time the demolished army is on the hussars' side.
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'''''Háry János''''' is a 1983 Hungarian animated [[MadeForTVMovie made-for-TV]] musical directed by Zsolt Richly. It adapts Zoltán Kodály's 1926 folk opera (itself based on János Garay's 1843 comic epic ''Az obsitos'' or ''The Veteran'') and tells about one of the titular hero's many adventures, through his own ([[UnreliableNarrator not necessarily totally truthful]]) words.
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* ActorAllusion: Gyula Szabó, classic folk tale storyteller and narrator of the show ''Animation/MagyarNepmesek'' plays the title character.
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* ActorAllusion: Gyula Szabó, classic folk tale storyteller and narrator of the show ''Animation/MagyarNepmesek'' plays the title character.
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* CreatorThumbprint: This is not a Marcell Jankovics film (see: ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'', ''Animation/SonOfTheWhiteHorse'', ''Animation/TheTragedyOfMan'' and many episodes of ''Animation/MagyarNepmesek''), he only worked on the animation. People sometimes mistake it for one regardless, because it carries his SignatureStyle: fluid animation design, MetaphoricMetamorphosis, old traditional folk elements, Hungarian nationalism, unexpected absurd humor, circular compositions, and blatant artistic nudity.
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* CreatorThumbprint: This is not a Marcell Jankovics film (see: ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'', ''Animation/SonOfTheWhiteHorse'', ''Animation/TheTragedyOfMan'' and many episodes of ''Animation/MagyarNepmesek''), ''Animation/HungarianFolkTales''), he only worked on the animation. People sometimes mistake it for one regardless, because it carries his SignatureStyle: fluid animation design, MetaphoricMetamorphosis, old traditional folk elements, Hungarian nationalism, unexpected absurd humor, circular compositions, and blatant artistic nudity.
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Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise, also stars a hussar named János and inspired some of this film's ideas -- ''Corncob'''s director Marcell Jankovics worked on this film as the head of animation, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark]] [[SignatureStyle visual style]] are very much in evidence.
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Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise, also stars a hussar named János and inspired some of this film's ideas -- ''Corncob'''s director Marcell Jankovics Creator/MarcellJankovics worked on this film as the head of animation, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark]] [[SignatureStyle visual style]] are very much in evidence.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: A recurring dance element.
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* HailfirePeaks[=/=]PatchworkMap: The Moldovan-Russian border. One side's permanently frozen over and snowy, the other is so hot that any ice that crosses the border immediately melts.
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* PatchworkMap: The Moldovan-Russian border. One side's permanently frozen over and snowy, the other is so hot that any ice that crosses the border immediately melts.
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János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wife Marie Louise and elicits the jealousy of her chamberlain... one thing leads to another, János ends up fighting and beating Napoleon's entire French army, enamors himself to Marie, all the while mastering any challenge with ease, consuming huge amounts of fried chicken and wishing nothing more than to be with his betrothed Örzse.
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János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery badassery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wife Marie Louise and elicits the jealousy of her chamberlain... one thing leads to another, János ends up fighting and beating Napoleon's entire French army, enamors himself to Marie, all the while mastering any challenge with ease, consuming huge amounts of fried chicken and wishing nothing more than to be with his betrothed Örzse.
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* {{Badass}}: János Háry, at least according to himself.
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Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise, also stars a hussar named János and inspired some of this film's ideas -- ''Corncob'''s director Marcell Jankovics werved worked on this film as the head of animation, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark]] [[SignatureStyle visual style]] are very much in evidence.
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* CreatorThumbprint: This is not a Marcell Jankovics film (see: ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'', ''Animation/SonOfTheWhiteHorse'', ''Animation/TheTragedyOfMan'' and many episodes of Animation/MagyarNepmesek), he only worked on the animation. People sometimes mistake it for one regardless, because it carries his SignatureStyle: fluid animation design, MetaphoricMetamorphosis, old traditional folk elements, Hungarian nationalism, unexpected absurd humor, circular compositions, and blatant artistic nudity.
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* CreatorThumbprint: This is not a Marcell Jankovics film (see: ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'', ''Animation/SonOfTheWhiteHorse'', ''Animation/TheTragedyOfMan'' and many episodes of Animation/MagyarNepmesek), ''Animation/MagyarNepmesek''), he only worked on the animation. People sometimes mistake it for one regardless, because it carries his SignatureStyle: fluid animation design, MetaphoricMetamorphosis, old traditional folk elements, Hungarian nationalism, unexpected absurd humor, circular compositions, and blatant artistic nudity.
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Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise, also stars a hussar names named János and inspired some of this film's ideas -- ''Corncob'''s director Marcell Jankovics werved on this film as the head of animation, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark]] [[SignatureStyle visual style]] are very much in evidence.
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* MilesGloriosus: In Hungary, Háry's name is synonymous with the trope.
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'''''Háry János''''' is a 1983 Hungarian animated [[MadeForTVMovie made-for-TV]] musical directed by Zsolt Richly. It adapts Zoltán Kodály's 1926 folk opera and tells about one of the titular hero's many adventures, through his own ([[UnreliableNarrator not necessarily totally truthful]]) words.
János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wife Mária Lujza and elicits the jealousy of her chamberlain... one thing leads to another, János ends up fighting and beating Napoleon's entire French army, enamors himself to Mária, all the while mastering any challenge with ease, consuming huge amounts of fried chicken and wishing nothing more than to be with his betrothed Örzse.
Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise and inspired some of this film's ideas -- the director of ''Johnny Corncob'', Marcell Jankovics worked on ''Háry János'' as the animation director, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark visual style]] also show up here.
János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wife Mária Lujza and elicits the jealousy of her chamberlain... one thing leads to another, János ends up fighting and beating Napoleon's entire French army, enamors himself to Mária, all the while mastering any challenge with ease, consuming huge amounts of fried chicken and wishing nothing more than to be with his betrothed Örzse.
Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise and inspired some of this film's ideas -- the director of ''Johnny Corncob'', Marcell Jankovics worked on ''Háry János'' as the animation director, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark visual style]] also show up here.
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'''''Háry János''''' is a 1983 Hungarian animated [[MadeForTVMovie made-for-TV]] musical directed by Zsolt Richly. It adapts Zoltán Kodály's 1926 folk opera (itself based on János Garay's 1843 comic epic ''Az obsitos'' or ''The Veteran'') and tells about one of the titular hero's many adventures, through his own ([[UnreliableNarrator not necessarily totally truthful]]) words.
János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wifeMária Lujza Marie Louise and elicits the jealousy of her chamberlain... one thing leads to another, János ends up fighting and beating Napoleon's entire French army, enamors himself to Mária, Marie, all the while mastering any challenge with ease, consuming huge amounts of fried chicken and wishing nothing more than to be with his betrothed Örzse.
Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similarpremise premise, also stars a hussar names János and inspired some of this film's ideas -- the ''Corncob'''s director of ''Johnny Corncob'', Marcell Jankovics worked werved on ''Háry János'' this film as the animation director, head of animation, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark trademark]] [[SignatureStyle visual style]] also show up here.are very much in evidence.
János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wife
Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar
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* ActorAllusion: Gyula Szabó, classic folk tale storyteller and narrator of the show ''Animation/MagyarNepmesek'' plays the title character.
* AdaptationalModesty: Inverted compared to the stage plays, both female characters have nude scenes.
* AntiquatedLinguistics: The story does take place in Napoleon's time.
* ArtShift: The BookEnds, the only parts of the story that we can be sure truly happened, use a sketchy, monochrome animation style and are far less cartoonish and far more detailed than Háry's tale.
* BackwardsFiringGun: János blocks and backfires Napoleon's gun with his bare palm.
* BadPeopleAbuseAnimals: Subverted, the hussars in the beginning spur their horses till they bleed when they rampage across the village, but it turns out they're on Háry's side.
* {{Badass}}: János Háry, at least according to himself.
* BarbieDollAnatomy: Averted; the first act after the into starts out with a very lengthy full frontal nude scene as Örzse gets dressed for her wedding. Later repeated with Marie Louise.
* BookEnds: The film starts and ends with János telling his tall tale to the audience while smoking and drinking in an inn.
* CreatorThumbprint: This is not a Marcell Jankovics film (see: ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'', ''Animation/SonOfTheWhiteHorse'', ''Animation/TheTragedyOfMan'' and many episodes of Animation/MagyarNepmesek), he only worked on the animation. People sometimes mistake it for one regardless, because it carries his SignatureStyle: fluid animation design, MetaphoricMetamorphosis, old traditional folk elements, Hungarian nationalism, unexpected absurd humor, circular compositions, and blatant artistic nudity.
* DerangedAnimation: Somewhat downplayed and unevenly utilized compared to the studio's similar works, but the film still has plenty of abstract sequences, stemming from the already rather absurd stage play.
* DirtyCoward: Napoleon, though who can blame him when he's going up against János Háry? Also Knight Ebelastin, Marie's spineless chamberlain who wants to undermine János through his schemes.
* DownerEnding: [[spoiler:After János and Örzse finally get together following 8 years of unwanted ordeals on foreign soil, János informs the viewer in the epilogue that Örzse died not long thereafter.]]
* GoodIsNotSoft: Our hero. The hussars looking for him in the beginning also cause an ugly ruckus in his village.
* HailfirePeaks[=/=]PatchworkMap: The Moldovan-Russian border. One side's permanently frozen over and snowy, the other is so hot that any ice that crosses the border immediately melts.
* HorsingAround: János is challenged to tame the furiously violent steed Lucifer. Massive rodeo-rampage ensues.
* HumanSnowball: Marie Louise's entire French carriage and even the Russian border booth get caught in a giant one.
* ManipulativeBastard: Knight Ebelastin.
* TheNapoleon: Bonaparte himself.
* {{Remaster}}: Done in 2017.
* ShoutOut: Possibly, to Jankovics's earlier ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob''. Both feature extremely similar scenes where armies opposing the French literally get rolled up: the Turkish army gets flattened and rolled into a carpet, while the Austrian army get tangled up in a map as big as the battlefield itself. The difference is that this time the demolished army is on the hussars' side.
* {{Slapstick}}: Used a lot, one standout being the Russian border guard disastrously failing to eat a frozen dumpling that bounces impossibly around the place.
* SlippySlideyIceWorld: Russia, where everything is constantly frosty.
* SmokingIsCool: János, the nonchalant badass, almost always has a pipe near his mouth when not on duty.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: János loves fried chicken, eating them up in a single gulp. Though when he's presented with a giant two-headed eagle sculpture made of meat (along with Marie Louise's hand to marry), he's disgusted by the offering and would rather eat something traditional that reminds him of home.
* UnreliableNarrator: János Háry. The fantastical plot is all related by him.
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'''''Háry János''''' is a 1983 Hungarian animated [[MadeForTVMovie made-for-TV]] musical directed by Zsolt Richly. It adapts Zoltán Kodály's 1926 folk opera and tells about one of the titular hero's many adventures, through his own ([[UnreliableNarrator not necessarily totally truthful]]) words.
János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wife Mária Lujza and elicits the jealousy of her chamberlain... one thing leads to another, János ends up fighting and beating Napoleon's entire French army, enamors himself to Mária, all the while mastering any challenge with ease, consuming huge amounts of fried chicken and wishing nothing more than to be with his betrothed Örzse.
Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise and inspired some of this film's ideas -- the director of ''Johnny Corncob'', Marcell Jankovics worked on ''Háry János'' as the animation director, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark visual style]] also show up here.
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János Háry is a legendary hussar forced into border guard duty on his wedding day. There he happens across and proves his {{badass}}ery to UsefulNotes/NapoleonBonaparte's wife Mária Lujza and elicits the jealousy of her chamberlain... one thing leads to another, János ends up fighting and beating Napoleon's entire French army, enamors himself to Mária, all the while mastering any challenge with ease, consuming huge amounts of fried chicken and wishing nothing more than to be with his betrothed Örzse.
Not to be confused with the theatrical film ''Animation/JohnnyCorncob'' by the same [[Creator/PannoniaFilmStudio studio]], which has a vaguely similar premise and inspired some of this film's ideas -- the director of ''Johnny Corncob'', Marcell Jankovics worked on ''Háry János'' as the animation director, and elements of his [[CreatorThumbprint trademark visual style]] also show up here.
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