Mamma orsa appears in the episode "Two Greedy Bears," an adaptation of a Hungarian folktale within the anthology series. She is a mother bear who lives with her two young cubs in a glass forest. Her personality is caring and protective, yet she trusts her children enough to allow them to explore beyond their home, though she firmly warns them not to fight with each other. This instruction establishes her primary motivation: to instill a sense of responsibility and cooperation in her offspring, valuing harmony above all. In the story, her role is largely confined to the beginning, where she sets the narrative in motion by granting the cubs permission to travel and by giving them a clear moral guideline. Her key relationships are with her two sons, whom she loves equally and seeks to guide from a distance. The character does not undergo significant development, as the episode focuses on the cubs’ adventure and the lesson they learn; she remains a consistent, wise maternal figure throughout. Her notable abilities are not fantastical—she possesses the ordinary wisdom of an experienced parent and the authority to influence her cubs’ choices, serving as the moral anchor of the tale.