Plagiarism?

In a split-screen comparison, Donald Duck in a 1937 Disney cartoon operates a complex machine that causes a comical chain reaction, while a 1969 Soviet cartoon features a wolf character reacting with exaggerated expressions and movements to a similar mechanical setup. The top panel shows Donald manipulating levers and gears, leading to a chaotic sequence where a large white object is flung, while the bottom panel shows the wolf being pulled and stretched by a robotic arm, culminating in a close-up of his shocked face.