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Finnik is the main character from the Russian cartoon Finnik. He's kind, funny, but a little mean. A funny green brownie, a friend of 14-year-old girls Kristina, The boss of detective cases Curly hair, Ozy, and others, sworn enemies of JB, Marfina, Eugene (before). It was voiced in Russian by Mikhail Khrustalev.
Appearance[]
Finnik is a green brownie with orange stripes, green ears with orange stripes, similar to dog ears, pink nose with a muzzle, pink paws and hands.
Personality[]
Finnick is a mischievous, mischievous, but kind brownie who used to doubt people and scare them before Kristina moved into his house and met her. But Finnick and Kristina are not happy, but then when an invisible villain appeared in Berg, Finnick agreed with Kristina about the investigation and during the investigation he became friends with her. And after Finnick and Kristina saved the city from the villain JB and his terrorism, he became Kristina's brownie and Kristina's parents renovated his house. The brownie began to guard his house.
In the animated series, Finnick became a house detective. He and his partner Kudryashka boldly solve the most unusual incident, using their method of "trial and error" to restore peace in this city.
Despite his serious attitude, Finnick is not without his positive personality. He will remain kind and helpful. The brownie is devoted to his friends and treats the residents of Berg warmly. He's ready to get down to business for them, even when the investigation turns out to be complicated. This makes the hero kind and charming, who inspires trust and sympathy.
History[]
Finnik[]
Detective Finnick[]
Finnik 2[]
Trivia[]
- He used to play sports.
- In the second film, he rode Nyusha's motorcycle (Roses) and a key fob with the image of Nyusha (roses), which is an Easter egg for Nyusha (Roses) from Kikoriki (Smesharikov).