Masha and The Bear: Shorties

Masha wants to ride an attraction she’s too small for. Her only obstacle is the brave guard, the Brown Bear. With determination and creativity, Masha challenges him in a way he will not forget anytime soon.

At the toy store, Bear allows Masha to choose only one toy. Masha strongly disagrees. What follows is a lesson in making choices among endless temptations.

Masha chooses the most expensive pizza based on its picture. When it arrives, she dislikes the toppings. Still, she finds a way to deal with the unwanted ingredients.

At the airport, Masha keeps setting off the X-ray scanner. What could possibly be in her pockets? The answer surprises everyone familiar with traveling with kids.

Masha organizes her own fashion show, presenting different outfits and styles. However, Bear is hard to impress, and Masha must find a way to please the toughest critic.

Just before the movie starts, Masha realizes she forgot her snacks. Running back and forth through the cinema, she tests everyone’s patience.

In the dairy section, Masha creates a rhythmic performance using yogurt bottles and milk caps. Even Bear can’t resist joining the dance.

Masha tries various ways to get sweets from a vending machine. The machine resists, turning the attempt into a battle of persistence.

Preparing for school, Masha packs everything she might need. Her backpack is tested as school life proves to be quite demanding.

Rosie tries to take the perfect selfie to gain popularity. Masha keeps stepping into the frame, changing the result completely.

Masha starts a trendy dance, drawing all animals in. Even Bear puts aside his fishing rod to dance.

Masha believes skating is easy, but quickly learns how challenging it can be. Despite falling again and again, she keeps trying with Bear’s patient support, discovering that success comes through persistence.

Masha explores modern art. What feels strange or confusing to others seems fun and natural to her. Through her curiosity, she shows that art doesn’t need to be feared to be enjoyed.

Masha wants to ride the Goat, but the Goat has other plans. What follows is a full rodeo experience as Masha tries to stay balanced and the Goat attempts to escape.

Masha tries to board a bus with Rosie’s stroller. Narrow doors and limited space turn a simple task into a challenging and familiar urban struggle.

Animals compete by dancing under a lowered stick set by the Wolves. Agility, balance, and courage decide who succeeds in this lively contest.

Masha believes she’s fearless—until she watches a truly scary movie. Unexpected reactions show that fear can surprise even the bravest.

On a gloomy day, Masha tries many ways to cheer Bear up. She finally learns that a simple hug can be the most powerful comfort.

Masha wonders what to do with fresh pickles. Instead of eating alone, she discovers that sharing brings everyone together.

Instead of mischief, Masha teaches waste sorting. Separating trash becomes a surprisingly fun and educational activity.

Rosie and the Wolves race against each other. The competition reveals that healthy food makes the real difference.

Masha and Rosie swim in a pool, learning safety rules through fun mishaps.

Panda teaches Masha how to cross the street safely and why rules matter.

Masha celebrates February by preparing a Valentine’s Day card.

March creates a melody on melting ice, with Masha and friends joining in.

The Wolves attempt a picnic but fail badly. Masha steps in to show how a proper picnic should be done.