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Magic Tales: Baba Yaga and the Magic Geese

aka: Los Cuentos del Abuelo Ratón: Babá Yagá y los Gansos Mágicos, Papy Souris Présente: Baba Yaga et les Oies Magiques
Moby ID: 124450

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The little mice are a little mean to each other while drawing and so Grandpa Mouse calms them down by reading a story to them.
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Tasha's parents are leaving and tell her to take care of Niki. Guess what will happen... I already know. ;)
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Of course Tasha doesn't pay attention to his brother. Sure, it's a children's story, but still it's unrealistic how she notices what happeed... "of course" again, at the moment the geese kidnap Niki.
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Tasha is looking for Niki in the forest. Fortunately, at least a fox can give her a little advice.
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Tasha has found Baba Yaga's hut. The scenery reminds me a little of "King's Quest 7" - hmm, unless I'm mistaken, Animation Magic had something to do with that game as well...
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It seems that Baba Yaga's potion is meant to turn Niki into another goose. But why does Baba Yaga need so many geese?...
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Niki is locked in a cage, but unguarded and with a key available. Baba Yaga should rethink her security system. ;)
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Baba Yaga is too lazy to walk long distances and insists that her geese carry her. Given the size difference, it's not a particularly good idea...
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Of course, the goose on the left is the one who carried Baba Yaga. The next one will fall flat to the ground and say that now it knows what it's like to be a pancake. ;)
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The magic objects make Tasha and Niki invisible, but why don't they hide well and instead try leaving once they are visible again?
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The screenshot with the oven was the least interesting one. Anyway, the oven actively deceived Baba Yaga and here's where it made her go...
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The games are supposed to teach children a moral. How about this: "Provided that everything ends well, you will be excused for any disobedient and simply dangerous behaviour!"?
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