70s czech animation

did somebody say "czech animation"?

That heat ray one is too OP. He would’ve washed them all if he didn’t get complacent.

That's just 2005 footage of pre alpha version of Spore

I thought this looked familiar. It's based on “Crabs Take Over the Island” by Anatoly Dneprov (1958 short story)

Weirdly entertaining

This smacks of Hieronymus Bosch! Love it. 🤘🏻

This one is also good

Czechoslovak stop-motion is extremely underrated. There are so many timeless classics under this medium.

Soviet era animation was also as bizarre but I enjoy both

Is this a TOOL music video

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literally how i imagined the creatures in rendezvous with Rama

Cutout stopmotion is really underrated as a medium. Love to see it. The full film is based on a short story called "Crabs On The Island"

90's Czech animation

Robot crab creates a new crab. New crab seconds after his life began to his creator:

At first I thought this was a scene from Fantastic Planet (1973):

A couple of decades later, this country still serves a peak quality… 🤩

'71 in Poland

70s Czech animation is on another level. Using the insect food chain as a motif, it captures a raw, unsettling beauty that modern AI could never replicate. It’s a silent, chilling reminder of the inescapable cycles we’re all part of. Truly profound. 🧐🏾

saw a lot of this czech animation at a small place in the netherlands a year or two ago, awesome stuff

Krtek for adults. ;w;

Stanislav Lem type shit

holy hell man i feel like i'm on datura

Perdido Street Station vibes way before its time.

The Simpsons wasn't lying about old Eastern European animation.

@dcbuilder

Reminds of Machinarium