When I watched, Andreasyan himself thought he was writing the script, but no, there are three screenwriters there. The plot is primitive even for a children's cartoon. The film is like a mix of "Carlson" and "A Robot named Chappie". The robot was drawn well (the robot is not a Hippo cat, there is no need to draw wool, so it turned out quite convincingly. More on the plot-- why did Robo want to find a family? Just a glitch in the program or what? Arissa from "Better than People" was at least programmed by the Chinese, and here-"don't find fault with the plot, it's a fairy tale, children are stupid, children eat." And Krylatov's music from The Adventures of Electronics did not need to be used, although Carlson was already being played without asking, so why be shy...
Review of Robo
