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Pinokkio (Golden Films)

***Pinokkio*** is a Dutch dub of Golden Films' movie *Pinocchio* produced by Intensive Care.

## Trivia

* This dub leaves the songs in English.
* The Dutch VHS of this film is one of a few copies to have the "AMERICAN FILM INVESTMENT CORPORATION presents" title, which is not present on other copies.

## Credits

**Nederlandse bewerking**:
Intensive Care
video support
Woody Woodpecker en Vrienden

***Woody Woodpecker en Vrienden*** is a Dutch VHS released in 1990 by UAV Europe.

## Cartoons featured

These cartoons were given their own Dutch title translations on the back cover, and were not represented in the actual tape.

1. Paniek in de voorraadkast (Pantry Panic)
2. Vogelgezang (Song of the Birds)
3. Wat een fijne, fijne dag (It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day)
4. Tralies en strepen voor eeuwig (Bars and Stripes Forever)

## Trivia

* The English audio can be heard faintly in the Dutch dubs for these cartoons.
* Two songs heard in "It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day" and "Bars and Stripes Forever" were translated, but they're both Dutch voice-over translations of the English originals.
* The fourth and final cartoon presented on the tape has its title being a direct Dutch translation of the English original, while the three other cartoons are given their own translations.
* The UAV logo has a unique variant made for this and other Dutch public domain cartoon tapes. It still takes place in a blue/black gradient, but 12 yellow stars and the Dutch flag appear right before the UAV logo plays, to which the word "Europe" fades in. This variant was also created for (presumably) other European countries such as Italy and France, though versions with their respective flags aren't found online.

## Differences with other tapes

* The ending titles and audio in "Pantry Panic" fade out prematurely.
* The Paramount and NTA logos aren't anywhere to be seen in "Song of the Birds", except at the end where the NTA logo is still present.
* "Song of the Birds" and "It's a Hap-Hap-Happy Day" are in a low pitch than usual.
* The first few seconds of "Bars and Stripes Forever" are cut.
Kimba de Leeuw en Koning van de Jungle ontmoet de "Blauwe" Leeuw

**Kimba de Leeuw en Koning van de Jungle ontmoet de "Blauwe" Leeuw** is one of two VHS releases of Springboard Home Video's Dutch dub of *Leo the Lion* (the other being *Kimba de Leeuw en Koning van de Jungle ontmoet de Gorilla*), released in 1994.

## Contents

* De "Blauwe" Leeuw (The Blue Lion)
* Kimba wordt Vader (Leo Becomes a Father)

## Credits

**Produktie**:
Emiel Bakker

**Nederlandse bewerking**:
INTENSIVE CARE
video support, Hilversum

**Vertaling en regie:**
Jaap Schouten

**Met de stemmen van**:
Emiel Bakker
Dieneke Benshop
Paul Bieze
Winfred Blok
Maarten Boomgaard
Jos Elshof
Jaap Schouten
Dwina Winter

**Titelsong:**
**Gezongen door**
Renée Cool
**Muziek**:
AV MUSIC
**Arrangement**:
Jaap Schouten
© Intensive Care 1994

**Uitgebracht door:**
SPRINGBOARD HOME VIDEO

© Springboard 1994

## Trivia

* This was later re-released as part of the TRS Media CD-ROM port of *Der König der Tiere: Das grosse Abenteuer*, as the Dutch track.

## Releases

VHSSpringboard Home Video
1994"Leeuw en Koning II"
Dutch CD-ROMTRS Media
1999"Der König der Tiere II"
German CD-ROMTRS Media
1999"Leeuw en Koning 1"
Dutch DVDNo distributor mentioned
2004?
Countryside Bears

PS2 title screen

***Countryside Bears*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Winkie der Kleine Bär* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as *Winky the Little Bear* on both the PS1 port/American DVD release and *Teddy the Little Bear* on the Kids Play DVD. The "Also on DVD" feature on every East West DVD also called this film as just "*Winkie*".
* There are certain outtakes of the English voice actors which aren't removed from the audio. This has become an issue with Dingo's other films being translated this way into English.
* This dub also has a portion of *Wabuu der freche Waschbär* translated into English, despite World Wide Voices never dubbing said film in any of the three languages.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other two are the French and Dutch dubs.
Dragon Ball (Harmony Gold dub)

Harmony Gold's English dub of **Dragon Ball** is the very first English dub of the popular *Dragon Ball* franchise, released in 1989.

## History

Only the first five episodes were dubbed by Harmony Gold and test marketed on several independent stations around the United States. Due to failing to find an audience, the dub was immediately cancelled. This dub was not released to home video in any format.

## Name changes

* Son Goku - Zero
* Bulma - Lena
* Muten Rōshi - Master Roshi
* Oolong - Mao-Mao
* Yamcha - Zedaki

## Episodes

1. Secret of the Dragonball
2. The Emperor's Quest
3. The Nimbus Cloud of Roshi
4. Mao-Mao the Terrible
5. Zedaki the Warrior

## Credits

#### Opening titles

**Produced by**:
Toei Animation Co., Ltd., Japan

**Directed by**:
Dave Mallow

**Written by**:
Doug Stone
Melora Harte
Edie Mirman
John Coff

**Producer**:
Yukio Hayashi

#### Ending titles

**Original Story by**:
Akira Toriyama

**Original Version Directed by**:
Minoru Okazaki

**Music Composed by**:
Shunsuke Kikuchi and Takeshi Ike

**Original Lyrics by**:
Yuriko Mori and Takemi Yoshida

**Executive Producer**:
Frank Agrama

**Executives in Charge of Production**:
Norman Siderow
Cathryn Nelligan

**"Dragon Ball" Theme by**:
Cathryn Nelligan

**Additional Music Supervised by**:
Randall Rumage

**Executives in Charge of Post-Production**:
Ahmed Agrama
Kent Harrison Hayes

**Production Manager**:
Oscar I. Diaz

**Post-Production Coordinator**:
Fabiola Stevenson

**Chief Engineer**:
Bryan J. Rusenko

**Featuring the Voices of**:
Betty Gustafson
Wendee Swan
Clif Wells
Jeffrey Platt
Myron Mensah
Colin Philips
Reba West
Carole Wilder
Ryan O'Flannigan
Ray Michaels
Christy Mathewson
Bob Papenbrook
Wanda Nowicki
Jamie Johnson
Ted Lehman
Barry Sitgler
Al Gregory

**A.D.R. Recordist**:
Eduardo Torres Tornero

**Remix Engineer**:
George Boirs

**On-Line Editor**:
Stephen Miller

**Video Tape Operators**:
Jorge Allis
Hugo Olgun

**English Version Recorded at**:
Intersound, Inc.
Hollywood, CA

## Trivia

* The original music was kept but all of the characters' names were changed with the exception of Master Roshi.
* This dub was a little less censored and more faithful to the original. Some of the perverted antics of Roshi and Oolong (known as Mao-Mao) were kept.
* The Latin American Spanish dub of *Dragon Ball* (*Zero y el Dragón Magico*) was originally based off this "**heavily censored**" dub. Starting with episode 6, it was based off the uncut original Japanese version.
Dragon Ball (Harmony Gold-dubbed movie)

Harmony Gold's English dub of **Dragon Ball** is the very first English dub of the popular *Dragon Ball* franchise, released in 1989.

## History

Harmony Gold USA made a dub of *Dragon Ball: Curse of the Blood Rubies* and *Dragon Ball: Mystical Adventure*, which were combined and aired on Philly 57 as part of a movie block.

## Name changes

* Son Goku - Zero
* Bulma - Lena
* Muten Rōshi - Master Roshi
* Oolong - Mao-Mao
* Yamcha - Zedaki
* Krillin - Bongo
* Launch - Marilyn

## Credits

#### Opening titles

**Produced by**:
Toei Animation Co., Ltd., Japan

**Directed by**:
Ahmed Agrama

**Written by**:
Adwight Chamberlain

**Producer**:
Yukio Hayashi

#### Ending titles

**Original Story by**:
Akira Toriyama

**Original Version Directed by**:
Daisuke Nishio
Kazuhisa Takenouchi

**Music Composed by**:
Shunsuke Kikuchi and Takeshi Ike

**Original Lyrics by**:
Yuriko Mori and Takemi Yoshida

**Executive Producer**:
Frank Agrama

**Executives in Charge of Production**:
Norman Siderow
Cathryn Nelligan

**"Dragon Ball" Theme by**:
Cathryn Nelligan

**Additional Music Supervised by**:
Randall Rumage

**Executives in Charge of Post-Production**:
Ahmed Agrama
Kent Harrison Hayes

**Production Manager**:
Oscar I. Diaz

**Post-Production Coordinator**:
Fabiola Stevenson

**Chief Engineer**:
Bryan J. Rusenko

**Featuring the Voices of**:
Betty Gustafson
Wendee Swan
Clif Wells
Jeffrey Platt
Myron Mensah
Colin Philips
Reba West
Carole Wilder
Ryan O'Flannigan
Ray Michaels
Christy Mathewson
Bob Papenbrook
Wanda Nowicki
Jamie Johnson
Ted Lehman
Barry Sitgler
A. Gregory

**A.D.R. Recordist**:
Eduardo Torres Tornero

**Remix Engineer**:
George Bours

**On-Line Editor**:
Stephen Miller

**Video Tape Operators**:
Jorge Allis
Hugo Olguin

**English Version Recorded at**:
Intersound, Inc.
Hollywood, CA

## Trivia

* The original music was kept but all of the characters' names were changed with the exception of Master Roshi, Tao and Chiaotzu.
* This dub was a little less censored and more faithful to the original. Some of the perverted antics of Roshi and Oolong (known as Mao-Mao) were kept, such as a scene of the former slapping the butt of a stewardess in *Mystical Adventure*.
* Harmony Gold also came around to dubbing one episode of *Dr. Slump* changing the names of all the characters for occidental names, except Arale.
* Only movies 1 and 3 (which were edited together as an 80-minute special) were dubbed by Harmony Gold. The dub was test marketed on several independent stations around the United States, but failed to find an audience, and was cancelled. This dub was not released to home video.
Doraemon (Speedy Video dub)

VCD cover

***Doraemon*** is an English dub of 1979 *Doraemon* anime produced unofficially by Speedy Video in Malaysia, being released on VCD and VHS.

## Cast (unconfirmed)

There's not much information about the voice actors. According to a YouTube user named Boys Down South, there does exist a list of voice actors, but it's yet to be confirmed.

* Ahmad Khafe
* Izzaz Ntero
* Grace Roiyo
* Serahm Ntero
* Muhammad Amaito
* Hussein Ahmed
* Amir Khafila

## Trivia

* This dub was produced without the license, therefore making it a bootleg dub.
* The background music is taken from various different sources such as Dragon Ball Z (another anime Speedy dubbed), Titanic, among others.
Kerstfeest in Sprookjesland

***Kerstfeest in Sprookjesland*** is a Dutch VHS released in the 1990s by ITV-Happy Kids.

## Cartoons featured

1. Kerstfeest in Sprookjesland (Alias St. Nick)
2. Woody Speelt voor Kerstman (Ski for Two/Woody Plays Santa Claus)
3. Rudolph het Rendier met de Rode Dopneus (Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer)
4. Honger Op ze Bijt en Dat van de Vogel (Pantry Panic)

## Trivia

* This tape is based on the German *Weihnachten im Märchenland 1* VHS.
* "Alias St. Nick" and "Woody Plays Santa Claus" are the only two cartoons in this compilation not to enter the public domain in the US.

## Differences with other tapes

* Like the MediaBase dub, "Pantry Panic" is based on the Italian dub.
Katzen

***Katzen*** is a German VHS released in 1992 by MCP Video.

## Cartoons featured

1. Kein dt. Titel (A Tale of Two Kitties) (Tweety)
2. Katzenkonzert (Swooning the Swooners) (Farmer AlFalfa)
3. Afrikanische Großwildjagd (The Invisible Mouse) (Tom and Jerry)
4. Die Katze und ihre Beute (Puss Gets The Boot) (Tom and Jerry)
5. Die Katze und die Maus (Hypnotized) (Little Roquefort)
6. Die Katze jagt den Vogel (Catch as Cats Can) (Sylvester)

## Trivia

* A large majority of the cartoons on this tape are copyrighted with the exception of A Tale of Two Kitties.
WonderToons: Felix the Cat en Vrienden

***WonderToons: Felix the Cat en Vrienden*** is a Dutch VHS released in 1993 by Cartoons 'R Fun.

## Cartoons featured

1. The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg
2. Bold King Cole
3. Prest-O Change-O

## Trivia

* This Dutch-dubbed CRF tape was probably produced around the same time as the Spanish Cartoons 'R Fun VHS releases.
* "Neptune Nonsense" is not featured on the tape.
* Interestingly, the BBFC U rating is still present on the ink label.

## Differences with other tapes

* The cartoons are presented in a lower pitch than usual.
* The songs in "Bold King Cole" are Dutch voice-over translations of the English original.
Wabuu (Art Media DVD)

***Wabuu*** is the German DVD of *Wabuu der freche Waschbär* that is released in 2004 by Art Media.

## Menu Screenshots

main menuchapter menulanguage menutrailer menu
## Trivia

* This DVD's contents were recycled for the Fun Kid's DVD release (known as ***Wabuu: Un Drôle de Petit Animal***) made in 2005.
* Some frames of the movie are skipped over in this release, resulting in the picture being jumpy. *Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten'*s Art Media release also suffered this issue.
* The German audio used for this DVD has an audio anomaly where the music is on the left audio channel whereas the sound effects and voices are on the right. This doesn't happen on the East West DVD however.
* Additionally, the first few seconds are cut off on this release. The English track is the only track to play the Wabuu opening song properly due to it being out of sync. The East West DVD cuts the opening further, instead having it fade on the second shot.
* This DVD included trailers for *Alladin*, *Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten* (Dingo Pictures), *Schneewittchen* and *Aschenputtel* (Elmar Gunsch).

## Image Gallery

disc labelFrench DVD frontFrench DVD spineFrench DVD back
Hunchback of Notredame (Dingo Pictures)

PS1 title screen

***Hunchback of Notredame*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Der Glöckner von Notre Dame* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as *Notre Dame* on the American DVD release of the film.

* "YOU IS THE POPE OF FOOLS!" became the most memorable quote in this dub.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other two are the French and Dutch dubs, although a Portuguese dub is just Burbank Films' version produced for Anchor Bay Entertainment.
Li Tianlan

Main character of the novel The King of Special Warfare

He is a thin young man in his twenties who could easily leave others a favorable impression at first sight. He looks very gentle and his eyes were pretty clear. No one could see any sharpness, aloofness, and arrogance from all over his body.

Gentle as jade, quiet and calm.

Nothing could be more apt to describe him than these words did.
Daffy Duck (Hollywood Classics)

***Daffy Duck*** is a Dutch VHS released in the 1990s by Hollywood Classics.

## Cartoons featured

These cartoons were given their own Dutch title translations.

1. Briefjes voor jou (Notes to You)
2. De ongeduldige patiënt (The Impatient Patient)
3. Wackiki Wabbit
4. Verse haas (Fresh Hare)

## Trivia

* Like other Dutch-dubbed PD cartoon tape, you can barely hear the English audio underneath the Dutch voices.

## Differences with other tapes

* For no reason, the first two cartoons end with an applause sound effect, which was not present on other tapes.
* In "Wackiki Wabbit", the a.a.p. logo is blacked out.
* The opening Merrie Melodies rings in "Fresh Hare" are blacked out, so it fades into the title card.
WonderToons: Bugs Bunny en Vrienden

***WonderToons: Bugs Bunny en Vrienden*** is a Dutch VHS released in 1993 by Cartoons 'R Fun.

## Cartoons featured

1. The Wabbit Who Came to Supper
2. Inki and the Minah Bird
3. Trolley Ahoy

## Trivia

* The Children's Video Network logo is still present on this tape despite it being released by WonderToons/Cartoons 'R Fun. This was due to the tape master being sourced from the UK.
* Just like *Felix the Cat en Vrienden*, the BBFC U rating is still present on the ink label.
* This Dutch-dubbed CRF tape was probably produced around the same time as the Spanish Cartoons 'R Fun VHS releases.
* The cover depicted Bugs Bunny reading "Victory thru Hare Power" from "Falling Hare", which was not included in the actual tape.

## Differences with other tapes

* "The Wabbit Who Came to Supper" begins with just the cartoon title card, while the Merrie Melodies opening playing underneath it. The ending title card also has an iris in, too.
* "Inki and the Minah Bird" has the remains of what appears to be a custom-made title card made by Philip L'Oro.
* After the last cartoon "Trolley Ahoy", a few minutes of blank appear at the end with Classical Peace (a) from the KPM Music library playing underneath for a few seconds. It could be possible that this is a recycled tape.
Mighty Mouse de supermuis

***Mighty Mouse de supermuis*** is a Dutch CD-ROM released in 1995 by MediaBase Productions.

## Cartoons featured

These cartoons were given their own Dutch title translations on the disc label, and were not represented in the ROM files.

1. Mighty Mouse in: "Een Koud Kunstje" (A Cold Romance)
2. Mighty Mouse en de Tovermuis (Mighty Mouse and the Magician)
3. Mighty Mouse en de Boze Wolven (Wolf! Wolf!)
4. Mighty Mouse en de Verjaardag van de Sultan (The Sultan's Birthday)

## Trivia

* Unsurprisingly, the majority of the cartoons featured on this CD are under copyright in the US, though "Wolf! Wolf!" isn't.
* The CD-ROM's contents found in the ISO contain a sound files folder that has audio clips of a Dutch woman. "MIGHTY.WAV" is not in the sound folder.

## Visual and audible differences

* All of the cartoons contain a loop of the opening theme from "McDougal's Rest Farm" which itself never made an official release on every one of MediaBase's other PD cartoon CD-ROM ports.
* "Wolf! Wolf!" uses the same print as one particular VHS release, both in physical appearance and the "The End" card borrowed from the Walter Lantz cartoon "Hay Rube". Oddly enough, the same cartoon has its own digital changes in the opening titles.
* Both "A Cold Romance" and "Mighty Mouse and the Magician" use an image of Mighty Mouse from the original theatrical releases instead of the TV version.
* "Mighty Mouse and the Magician" is missing the "Mighty Mouse in" title card due to a film splice.

## Gallery

manual cover scanmanual scanbackdisc labelcartoon selection screen
Cartoons R Fun: Heckle y Jeckle y Las Urracas

***Cartoons R Fun: Heckle y Jeckle y Las Urracas*** is a Spanish VHS released sometime around the 1990s by Cartoons 'R Fun.

## Cartoons featured

1. A Bout with a Trout
2. The Talking Magpies
3. Porky's Bear Facts

## Trivia

* The only known person to have a copy of this tape is Ben Minnotte from Oddity Archive, who showcased portions of it in his "Public Domain Distributors" episode.

## Differences with other tapes

* "A Bout with a Trout" has a portion of the cartoon edited out likely to avoid time restriction.
* "Porky's Bear Facts" has the "The End" title card's audio play a portion of it once before abruptly playing the full music.
Les Musiciens Municipaux de Bremen

DVD cover

***Les Musiciens Municipaux de Bremen*** is a French dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten* produced by a possibly in-house studio, around the same time as the English and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Trivia

* Unlike the Dutch and English dubs, this dub doesn't have the Dutch father.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of two dubs to be included on the Art Media DVD release. The other two are the English and Dutch dubs.

## Releases

French DVD release (*Les Musiciens Municipaux de Bremen*; 2005; Fun Kid's)German DVD release (*Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten*; 2004; Art Media)
The Mouse Police

PS2 title screen

***The Mouse Police*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Ein Fall für die Mäusepolizei* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French dub of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as *Detective Mouse* on the PS1 port of the film, and was erroneously titled "*Mouse*" on the "Also on DVD" feature of every East West Entertainment DVD.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of two dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other one is the French dub, although a Dutch dub was claimed to be included on the packaging.
Jamie the Little Pig

DVD cover

***Jamie the Little Pig*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Janis das Schweinchenbaby* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French dub of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub became the basis for the Greek dub made by Studio Triton.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of two dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other is the French dub.

## Releases

English DVD release (East West Entertainment)German DVD release (*Baby*; Art Media)French DVD release (*Les nouvelles aventures de Baby le petit cochon*; Fun Kid's)French DVD release (*Baby le Petit Cochon*; WG)
Baby Huey en El Alumno Travieso

***Baby Huey en El Alumno Travieso*** is a Spanish VHS released in 1996 by Sterling Entertainment Group under the "UAV Video" brand.

## Cartoons featured

The titles of the cartoons presented were given their own Spanish translations on the back cover, and are not represented on the tape.

1. El Alumno Travieso (Pest Pupil)
2. ¿Si Los Libros Pudieran Hablar? (Have You Got Any Castles)
3. Prisionero Para Siempre (Bars and Stripes Forever)
4. El Primier Dia de Escuela (Teacher's Pest)

## Trivia

* Despite the UAV Video logo being present on the tape's spine and back, this is a Sterling Entertainment Group re-print.

## Differences with other tapes

* Most of the cartoons don't have their ending titles.
* "Have You Got Any Castles" and "Bars and Stripes Forever" lacked the Merrie Melodies rings altogether.
* "Teacher's Pest" does not have an ending Paramount logo, but had its audio still playing underneath.
Schweinchen Dick 1

***Zwijntje Dick*** is a German VHS released in the 1990s by MCP Video.

## Cartoons featured

1. Notes to You
2. Porky's Railroad
3. A Corny Concerto
4. Get Rich Quick Porky

## Trivia

* This tape is presumably the basis for the Dutch *Zwijntje Dick* VHS.

## Differences with other tapes

* "Notes to You" and "Get Rich Quick Porky" has lots of differences. The a.a.p. logo is blacked out, the opening Merrie Melodies rings are borrowed from "A Corny Concerto".
* In "Notes to You", the ending theme (while using the Technicolor "Porky in Drum" ending) is the same as the opening Merrie Melodies theme due to the English version being used as a source.
* The opening Looney Tunes rings and "Porky in Drum" ending in "Porky's Railroad" are borrowed from the Kit-Parker Films print of "Ali Baba Bound", whose title card music can be briefly heard.
* In "A Corny Concerto", the opening Merrie Melodies rings are that of the Blue Ribbon version from 1944.
* "Get Rich Quick Porky" has the ending Merrie Melodies rings borrowed from "A Corny Concerto".
Tekenfilm Feest 6

***Tekenfilm Feest 6*** is a Dutch CD-ROM released in 1996 by FUN Media.

## Cartoons featured

The cartoons that were presented on the disc were given their own unique Dutch title translations on the back.

1. Eend of geen Eend (To Duck or Not to Duck)
2. De ondeguldige Patient (The Impatient Patient)
3. Wat een knappe Kerel, die Casanova (Parlez Vous Woo)
4. Bruidje wel, of Bruidje niet (Bride and Gloom)
5. Termieten van Mars (Termites from Mars)
6. Vlieg er Eens Uit (Rocket Racket)
7. Wolf! Wolf!

## Trivia

* Unsurprisingly, the majority of the cartoons featured on this CD are under copyright in the US, though the Popeye cartoons aren't.
* The manual's back cover is written in both Dutch and English, which was unusual for a Dutch CD-ROM release.

## Visual and audible differences

* The two Bugs Bunny cartoons are missing their opening and ending Merrie Melodies/Looney Tunes rings.
* "A Feather in his Hare" ends with an unusual The End title card.
* Both "Musical Moments from Chopin" and "Gabby's Diner" are missing the Universal logo.
* "When Mousehood Was in Flower" ends with an "EINDE" title card.

## Gallery

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Legend of Pocahontas

PS1 title screen

***Legend of Pocahontas*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Pocahontas* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Voice Cast

* Kathleen Renish - Pocahontas/Princess/Piri/Jackal #1/English Child/Quicksphere
* Don F. Jordan - John Smith/Wabuu/Mr. Crunchbone/Chief Powhatan/Jackal #2/Vulture/Abe Finnigan/Indian

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as *Pocahontas* on the American DVD release of the film.
* The songs were dubbed in English, but overlapping the German original versions.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other two are the French and Dutch dubs.
Dinosaur Adventure

PS2 title screen

***Dinosaur Adventure*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Abenteuer im Land der Dinosaurier* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as these names:
	+ *Dinosaurs* (PS1 port/American DVD)
	+ *Adventures in the land of the dinosaures* (Swiss DVD)
	+ *Dinos* (American DVD; "Also on DVD" feature)
		- Coincidentally, YouTuber Saberspark referred to this dub as "The Little Dinosaur". Ironic as it was based on why Dingo's official website named the film that.
* The lines spoken by Tio's father and Cree; "WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON HERE?" and "You'll get a damn good beating!" both have instances of swearing in a kids' film.
* There are certain outtakes of the English voice actors which aren't removed from the audio. This has become an issue with Dingo's other films being translated this way into English.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other two are the French and Dutch dubs.

## Releases

French VHS (*Dinosaure*; Fun Kid's)German DVD (*Dinosaurier*; Art Media)Swiss DVD (*Abenteuer im Land der Dinosaurier*; Kids Play)PlayStation release (*Dinosaurs*; 2003; Phoenix Games)PlayStation 2 release (2003; Phoenix Games)
Il Grinch e la favola di Natale!

***Il Grinch e la favola di Natale!*** is an Italian dub of Chuck Jones' TV special "Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas!". It is made in 2000 along with the French and German dubs.

## Voice Cast

* Claudio Moneta - Narrator
* Marco Balbi - The Grinch
* Daniela Fava - Cindy Lou Who

## Trivia

* More dialogue were added in this dub unlike other dubs.
* The translator and director of this dub is Agostino De Berti.
* This dub was made by S.E.D.E. in 2000. S.E.D.E. also dubbed *Horton Hears a Who!* (1970) under the title of "Horton e i piccoli amici di Chistaqua".
* The songs are not dubbed in this version and the French, Latin Spanish and German dubs.
The Adventures of the Brave Husky

DVD cover

***The Adventures of the Brave Husky*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Balto* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French dub of the film.

## Trivia

* Matt from this film says "What's up, doc?", a catchphrase used by Bugs Bunny from the Looney Tunes franchise.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of two dubs to be included on the German Art Media DVD release. The other is the French dub.

## Releases

English DVD release (East West Entertainment)French DVD release (*Balto: Chien-loup, légende des neiges*; 2000; Fun Kid's)German DVD release (*Balto: Eine abenteuerliche Rettung*; WG)German DVD release (*Balto*; Art Media)
Sergeant Tuskegee

## General

Sergeant Tuskegee is a sergeant operating for the Green Nation. He is seen in Plastic Combat 1 as one of the survivors of base DA that Private Jimmy meets up with. A discussion with the private shows that Sergeant Tuskegee is very hopeful for the Green Nation's future in the Real World. After dealing with a skirmish with Tan soldiers, he is picked up and rescued by Captain Butch. Personality wise Sergeant Tuskegee is very confident and optimistic, and takes pride in having a leader role.

## Trivia

* Sergeant Tuskegee was one of the very first Green soldiers to journey into the Real World.
Feuer! - Gaby und seine Freunde

Feuer! - Gaby und seine Freunde

***Feuer! - Gaby und seine Freunde*** is a German/Austrian/Swiss VHS released in 1990 by Star Cartoon Festival

## Cartoons featured

* **Gabby:** Gabby feuert Käse  (Fire Cheese, 1941, Fleischer)
* Der Wachhund  (The Watch Dog, 1945, Terrytoon)
* **James Hound:** Gib mir Freiheit  (Give me Liberty, 1967, Terrytoon)
* **Pink Panter,** rose am Kolben  (Pink on the Cob, 1969, DePatie-Freleng)

## Trivia

* All of the cartoons are copyrighted in the United States with the exception of Fire Cheese.
Woody Woodpecker in het Circus

***Woody Woodpecker in het Circus*** is a Dutch CD-ROM released in 1995 by MediaBase Productions.

## Cartoons featured

These cartoons were given their own Dutch title translations on the disc label, and were not represented in the ROM files.

1. Woody Woodpecker in het Circus (What's Sweepin?)
2. Paniek om de Wintervoorraad (Pantry Panic)
3. Bij de Kapper (Woody's Clip Joint)
4. Een Stakker van een Houthakker (Log Jammed)

## Trivia

* Unsurprisingly, the majority of the cartoons featured on this CD are under copyright in the US, though "Pantry Panic" isn't.
* The CD-ROM's contents found in the ISO contain a sound files folder that has audio clips of a Dutch woman. "MIGHTY.WAV" is not in the sound folder.

## Visual and audible differences

* In "What's Sweepin?", the Universal Eight logo appears at the beginning instead of the proper Universal Pictures logo.
* "Pantry Panic" has some noticeably quiet voices due to it being a direct translation of the Italian dub.
* Both "Woody's Clip Joint" and "Log Jammed" have Castle Films titles.

## Gallery

manual cover scanbackdisc labelcartoon selection screen
VCR Interaktiv

***VCR Interaktiv*** was a VCD series published by *VCR-Film GmbH*, Hattersheim in 1995. The series contains three Dingo films as well as some public domain cartoons.

## Films distributed by VCR Interaktiv (selection)

* **Der König der Tiere** (GSV-CD-0001)
Language: German  •  **Contains trailers for *Sing mit Aladin* and *Goldie: Abenteuer im Zauberwald***

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* **Aladin und die Wunderlampe** (GSV-CD-0003)
Language: German

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* **Bugs Bunny und seine Freunde** (GSV-CD-0004)
Language: German

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* **Popeye, der Seemann** (GSV-CD-0005)
Language: German

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* **Woody Woodpecker** (GSV-CD-0006)
Language: German

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* **Schweinchen Dick** (GSV-CD-0007)
Language: German

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* **Superman: Schneller als der Schall** (GSV-CD-0008)
Language: German

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Green Nation

## General

The Green Nation is a Nation in the Plastic World and is the main protagonist of the Army Men Plastic Combat series. Their continent in the Plastic World is Greensburg. Their main goal is enforce peace throughout the Plastic World; however they enforce through their military. Their main enemy is the Tan Nation. It is led by The General. The Green Nation is mostly focused on quality over quantity. This usually results on the Tan outnumbering them and the Green having to rely on a one man army. It's headquarters is in Greensburg, the continent that the Green inhabit. The Green oppose all Tan totalitarianism rule in the Plastic World. The Green will also attempt to help all Nations in need as long as they don't directly oppose them. The Green usually maintain a good image in the Plastic World but can be known for meddling into what is not of their concern. In the race for the Real World, the Green got there later than than the Tan so as a result they are outnumbered by the Tan. Their flag represents themselves, the G in their flag stands for Green; while the leaves in their flag represent foliage, as there are lots of trees in Greensburg.

## Trivia

* They are the main protagonists of the series.
* They, along with the Tan Nation, are tied as the most powerful Nation.
Bucs Bonny

***Bucs Bonny*** is a Spanish VHS released in 1998 by Productions Panther S.A..

## Cartoons featured

1. Falling Hare (Bugs Bunny)
2. Scrub Me Mama with a Boogie Beat
3. The Wabbit Who Came to Supper (Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd)

## Trivia

* This tape is based on Classic Toons Volume 1 - Bugs Bunny and Amos and Andy by Philip L´Oro International Pictures with 1st Call Video and Children's Video Network logo and the reused video of Chuckletoons Volume Three Intro.
Bugs Bunny 2

***Bugs Bunny 2*** is a Dutch VHS released in the 1990s by best-nr.

## Cartoons featured

1. Wackiki Wabbit
2. The Hare-Brained Hypnotist
3. Fresh Hare
4. Falling Hare

## Trivia

* This is the second volume in a series of Bugs Bunny cartoon compilations, the first being *Bugs Bunny en Zijn Vrienden*.
* "The Hare-Brained Hypnotist" is the only cartoon in this compilation not to enter the public domain.

## Differences with other tapes

* Both "The Hare-Brained Hypnotist" and "Fresh Hare" all have their prints preceded with an AAP logo due to them being AAP prints.
Felix de Kat

***Felix de Kat*** is a Dutch VHS released in the 1990s by Multimedia International.

## Cartoons featured

These cartoons were given their own Dutch title translations on the back cover, and were not represented in the actual tape.

1. Bold King Cole
2. Neptune Nonsense
3. An episode of the 1950s Felix TV show
4. The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg

## Trivia

* Despite three other cartoons being in the public domain, there's an episode of the 1950s Felix the Cat cartoon that remained under copyright in the US. This is one reason why the episode in question is in the public domain in the Netherlands.
* The opening theme song for the 1950s Felix the Cat cartoon appears to be instrumental in this dub due to the original lyrics being in English.
* Similar to the *Woody Woodpecker en Vrienden* tape, you can barely hear the English audio of the three PD cartoons underneath the Dutch voices.

## Differences with other tapes

* The opening credits for "Bold King Cole" and "The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg" are missing on this tape, unlike other releases which kept either a portion or the entirety of them.
* The print for "The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg" used on this tape has splices at the beginning of the cartoon due to the damage on the film-reel.
* The fake "The End" card from one of the Krazy Kat redrawns appears at the end of "The Goose That Laid the Golden Egg".
Cartoon Kanjers

***Cartoon Kanjers*** is a Dutch VHS released in 1994 by Standard Video.

## Cartoons featured

1. The Hare-Brained Hypnotist
2. Woody's Clip Joint
3. Popeye for President
4. Rhapsody Rabbit
5. Porky's Cafe
6. Case of the Missing Hare
7. The Friendly Ghost
8. Falling Hare

## Trivia

* Three out of eight of these cartoons remained under copyright in the United States.

## Differences with other tapes

* All of the cartoons are in the PAL format with three exceptions.
* All of the cartoons had their opening/ending titles cut.
* "Woody's Clip Joint" is missing part of the Woody Woodpecker title card due to a film splice.
Anastasia (Dingo Pictures; English dub)

PS1 Midas release title screen

***Anastasia*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie of the same name produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French and Dutch dubs of the film.

## Trivia

* The French border guard's line "We'll take him away! He won't molest you again so quickly!" is incorrect, and it should be referred to as "We'll take him away! He won't bother you again so quickly!".
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on various DVD releases. The other two are the French and Dutch dubs.

## Releases

English DVD release (East West Entertainment)French DVD release (*Anastasia: Une incroyable histoire*; 2000; Fun Kid's)Swiss DVD release (2003; Kids Play)PlayStation release (2000; Midas Interactive Entertainment)
Le Roi Lion: Les Nouvelles Aventures

Title card

***Le Roi Lion: Les Nouvelles Aventures*** is a French dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Der König der Tiere: das grosse Abenteuer*.

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as "Le Roi des Lions" on the Kids Play DVD.
* Unusually, this dub has two different PS1 releases. The Midas Interactive release has the title card, while the Phoenix Games release does not.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on various DVD releases, alongside the English and Dutch dubs.

## Releases

"Leeuw en Koning II"
Dutch CD-ROMTRS Media
1999"Der König der Tiere II"
German CD-ROMTRS Media
1999"Le Roi Lion: Les nouvelles aventures"
French DVDBracks/TRS Media
1999"Leeuw en Koning"
Dutch DVD (some copies)Art Media
2004"Leeuw en Koning"
Dutch DVDArt Media
2004"Le Roi Lion: Les nouvelles Aventures"
French DVDFun Kid's
2000"Der König der Löwen 2"
German DVDArt Media
2004"Der König der Tiere 2"
German/Swiss DVDKids Play
2003"Lion and the King 2"
PlayStationPhoenix Games
2003"Son of the Lion King"
PlayStation 2Phoenix Games
2004"Lion and the King 3"
Nintendo DSPhoenix Games
2008?
Der standhafte Zinnsoldat und Andere Geschichten

***Der standhafte Zinnsoldat und Andere Geschichten*** is a German VHS compilation of public domain cartoons, originally released on February 1st, 1997.

## List of cartoons

1. *Der standhafte Zinnsoldat* (The Steadfast Tin Soldier; ComiColor/1934)
2. *Das tapfere Schneiderlein* (The Valiant Tailor; ComiColor/1934)
3. *Aladin und die Wunderlampe* (Aladdin and the Wonderful Lamp; ComiColor/1934)
4. *Willie Wepper im Höllenfeuer* (Hell's Fire; Willie Whopper/1934)
5. *Flip der Frosch: Tanz der Frösche* (Fiddlesticks; Flip the Frog/1930)
6. *Liebeskampf* (The Headless Horseman; ComiColor/1934)

## Trivia

* The narrator reads the fifth cartoon's title as "Flip der Frosch im Tanz der Frösche". Whether or not it was an intentional error is a mystery.

## Releases

"Der standhafte Zinnsoldat"
VHSJünger Verlag
February 1st, 1997"Die Weihnachtsüberraschung"
DVDUnknown company
2014
Pato Lucas

Pato Lucas

***Pato Lucas*** is a Spanish VHS released in 1998 by Productions Panther S.A..

## Cartoons featured

1. Daffy the Commando (Daffy Duck)
2. Leprechauns Gold (Noveltoons)
3. To Duck or Not To Duck (Daffy Duck and Porky Pig)

## Trivia

* This tape is based on during the middle and final minutes of Classic Toons Volume 4 - Woody Woodpecker and Daffy Duck by Philip L´Oro International Pictures with the reused video of Chuckletoons Volume Three Ending with THE END.
Captain Butch

## General

Captain Butch was a captain operating for the Green Nation. He was considered a pioneer and was very adventurous, and always looked for new locations and areas for the Green. His main job was to scout territory not very well understood for the Greens. In Plastic Combat 1 he was part of a new Green unit and was among of the first company of Greens to be created in the Real World. His mission was to find any lost Greens and take them to base BA, the most secured Green base in the Real World. He found the survivors of base CA and DA ,as well as Sergeant Squawk and The General. In Plastic Combat 4 he was seen talking to Captain Magnus and Officer Pine in the background. He reappears in the beginning of Plastic Combat 9, being the leader of the Green attack on Captain Force's oil rig. However, after the other Green officers have been reunited, Captain Butch was revealed to have been killed in action. During a flashback, he and his men were charging the first line of defense of the oil rig. During this he is shown to run into combat with little regard as to what's in front of him. He then runs into a Tan flamethrower, where he is set ablaze and runs away screaming in pain. After his combatants are killed, he's revealed to have melted into a small puddle of green plastic.

## Trivia

* His name is not stated in Plastic Combat 1.
	+ He is not mentioned by name until Plastic Combat 9.
* Originally Captain Stacker was going to find the missing Greens, but he is replaced by Captain Butch.
* His death serves as the introduction to flamethrowers in Plastic Combat.
* He is the first named Green character to die in Plastic Combat.
* He is replaced by Captain Dune.
Josh Gad

**Joshua Gad** (born February 23, 1981) is an American film, television and stage actor who was in the short-lived television series *Back to You* in the role of Ryan Church. The show premiered in September 2007 co-starring Patricia Heaton and Kelsey Grammer. Gad has also appeared in episodes of *ER* and *Numb3rs*. His film appearances include *The Rocker*, *Crossing Over*, *21*, and *Razortooth*. He appeared on Broadway in the role of William Barfeé in *The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee* and as Elder Cunningham in *The Book of Mormon*.
Lion and the King

PS1 Midas release title screen

***Lion and the King*** is an English dub of Dingo Pictures' movie *Der König der Tiere: das grosse Abenteuer* produced by World Wide Voices, around the same time as the French dub of the film.

## Trivia

* This dub is also known as a lot of different names:
	+ *Lion and the King 2* (PS1 port, Phoenix Games)
	+ *Son of the Lion King* (PS2 port, Phoenix Games)
	+ *Lion and the King 3* (DS port, Phoenix Games)
	+ *The Lion and His Son 2* (American DVD, East West Entertainment)
	+ *The Lion and the King* (American "Also on DVD" feature, East West Entertainment)
	+ *King of the Animals* (Swiss DVD, Kids Play)
* Some of the most memorable quotes are found in only this dub.
	+ "**It's not done!**"
	+ "**Finished! Play another game, okay?**"
	+ "**THE DIAMONDS! MY GOD!**"
	+ "**Your father the black panther is your FATHER?**"
	+ "**Hmm, I dunno. I think we should be enemies.**"
	+ "**Shut up, Dundee!**"
* Unusually, this dub has two different PS1 releases. The Midas Interactive release has the title card, while the Phoenix Games release does not.
* The actors involved in this dub have never been identified, much like with other Dingo Pictures productions.
* This is one of three dubs to be included on various DVD releases. The other two are the French and Dutch dubs, although Kimba de Leeuw en Koning van de Jungle ontmoet de "Blauwe" Leeuw is available only on the TRS Media CD-ROM port.

## Releases

"Leeuw en Koning"
Dutch DVD (some copies)Art Media
2000-ish?"Le Roi Lion: Les nouvelles Aventures"
French DVDFun Kid's
2000"Der König der Löwen 2"
German DVDArt Media
2000-ish?PlayStationMidas Interactive Entertainment
2000"Der König der Tiere 2"
German/Swiss DVDKids Play
2003"Lion and the King 2"
PlayStationPhoenix Games
2003"The Lion and His Son 2"
English DVDEast West Entertainment
2004"Son of the Lion King"
PlayStation 2Phoenix Games
2004"Lion and the King 3"
Nintendo DSPhoenix Games
Late 2000s?
Tekenfilm Feest 5

***Tekenfilm Feest 5*** is a Dutch CD-ROM released in 1996 by FUN Media.

## Cartoons featured

The cartoons that were presented on the disc were given their own unique Dutch title translations on the back.

1. Hare Trigger
2. De Veer en de Haas (A Feather in his Hare)
3. Gemene Grote Sindbad (Big Bad Sindbad)
4. Van je Buurman Moet je Hebben (Spree Lunch)
5. De Kleine Musical (Musical Moments from Chopin)
6. De Hongerige Krokodil (Gabby's Diner)
7. Toen Muizemuts was versierd (When Mousehood Was in Flower)

## Trivia

* Unsurprisingly, the majority of the cartoons featured on this CD are under copyright in the US, though the Popeye cartoons aren't.
* The manual's back cover is written in both Dutch and English, which was unusual for a Dutch CD-ROM release.

## Visual and audible differences

* The two Bugs Bunny cartoons are missing their opening and ending Merrie Melodies/Looney Tunes rings.
* "A Feather in his Hare" ends with an unusual The End title card.
* Both "Musical Moments from Chopin" and "Gabby's Diner" are missing the Universal logo.
* "When Mousehood Was in Flower" ends with an "EINDE" title card.
United Community Platform Sandbox Wiki

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Acid

It's acid, don't touch it, or you will die!

### Special

Poisons a mob or another player when hit, doing damage over time for 5 seconds. It also creates an acid pool which lasts for 5 seconds.

The **Acid** is an Epic Fantasy Petal for florr.io. It poisons anything that touches it or its acid pool.

## Appearance

A small, green petal with a dark green outline.

Acid pools look like a green splat with a dark green outline.

Poisoned flowers turn green and frown regardless of whether or not they're defending.

## Function

**Damage:**5 HP (contact)

12 HP (poison damage per second)

5 HP (per second on acid pool damage)

**Durability:**5 HP

**Respawn time:**6 sec

Poisons players or mobs upon contact for five seconds (60 damage total).

After the petal dies it creates an acid pool that is 5 tiles in radius which lasts for 5 seconds.

## Drops

 Soldier Ant
 Spider
 Ant Hole
 Evil Centipede
 Massive Beetle
 Acid Centipede\*

*\*=Fantasy Idea*

## Tips

### Using

* The Acid is best used as support petal instead of being the main petal in your build. While it can be obtained much faster if a player is grinding levels in the Medium/Hard zones due to Beetles spawning there, it is better to trash excess Acid petals to free up space. Note that the player must watch out for their XP bar, otherwise they might be quickly over-leveled for an area, and will eventually be unable to attack (e.g. getting level 15 in Easy zone will temporarily disable petals after a period of time, leaving the player vulnerable to others).
* Poison damage does not stack with multiple Acids, nor with Irises, Epic / Legendary Peas and Epic Cacti. However, the poison timer does reset.
	+ This makes it advisable to stick with only 1 acid, though getting 2 or 3 isn't that bad of an idea since you can repeatedly poison opponents.

* Acid pairs well with Faster since it makes it more likely for you to hit a player with the Acid before they can escape. Acid also pairs with Dandelion since the player won't be able to heal from your poison attacks.

### Against

* Since the Acid is weak, has a long respawn time, and can't poison your petals, it is recommended to use Fast]], Twin, or Heavy to deal with these petals.
* You should attack the side where the opponent has the most Acid because they are weak. Just be careful not to get hit.
* If the player also has Dandelion with them you should wait until they waste their Dandelion shot and then charge.

## Trivia

* The Acid shares the poison effect with Iris, Epic Peas, Legendary Peas and Epic Cactus.

* The poison effect from the Acid and the Iris are the strongest, lasting 5 seconds.

* This is the only petal, alongside the Acid Peas, to spawn something that can damage something after dying.
Archimedes

**Archimedes** is the deuteragonist of the *Magic Tree House* series. He is Merlin's pet owl who has the ability to speak like a human.

## Physical appearance

Archimedes is a brown pygmy owl with yellow eyeballs, and an orange beak and feet.

## Personality

Archimedes is known for being somewhat grouchy and sarcastic, especially in the morning. Though he is loyal to Merlin, he is not afraid to point out the Wizard's shortcomings and often does. He is, however, very well educated, and possesses a great deal of practical knowledge.