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And here they come again Belka and Strelka with another space adventure but this time without the dear husband Kazbek or beloved son Pushok.

This sequel was better than the previous one as it adequately developed more characterization and it was entertaining to keenly watch.

The animation and voice-over had significant change and look very compelling from the predecessor.

They introduce many new characters in the film which represent an impressive move, surely the Jelly fish song was the notable highlight.

Some positive themes emphasized here were effective teamwork, enduring friendship, prime importance of generously helping others selflessly, forgiveness and moral courage.

That's all folks kids will enjoy mature adults will be bored.

An animated spin-off to the movie Space Dogs and regardless of whether you haven't watched the previous film it won't make much key difference.

The premise is a simple cakewalk and the specific target audience is only for children ranging 7+ though some private jokes are discreet in a frolic way for kids.

The story begins where it left, somewhere around 1989 when Cold War was in the demise.

The animation is better from the previous one however, looked like early 2000s toy-story one.

The dialogues were plain and humorous at times, the voice-overs for the certain characters like the Fifi (poodle) and Chip (monkey) were interesting to willingly give a giggle. I believe Belka voice was performed by Alicia Silverstone and Strelka by Ashlee Simpson.

The message to manifest kids is loyal friendship, family commitment, effective teamwork and mutual cooperation.

Only recommended for kids and family watch as mentioned overall, a decent flick for the franchise.

The show starts off quite good, looks promising.

The story is well developed for the pilot episode.

I hope we get to explore this character and MCU verse.

Waiting for next episode,

Fingers Crossed.