Dingo Pictures

Dingo Productions Haas und Ickert Partnerschaft, Filmemacher (more commonly known as Dingo Pictures) was a German animation company based in Friedrichsdorf, formed by musician Ludwig Ickert (born 1946) and author Roswitha Haas (born January 28, 1940, died December 8, 2015). It was founded in 1992 under the name of Media Concept. They became known through distributions of their animated films on video game consoles.

Dubbing History
Around between 1998 and 1999, Dingo Pictures hired a company known as World Wide Voices to produce English, Dutch and French dubs of these films. These English dubs are notorious for several goofs found in them (including actors flubbing their lines, which were obviously not corrected). However, these dubs stopped production since 2001's Atlantis: The Lost Continent (better known on PS2 as "Empire of Atlantis").

Later on in 2004, Art Media released three Dingo films on DVD in Germany named Aladin, Wabuu and Die Bremer Stadtmusikanten. These dubs were dubbed by a presumably an in-house company, which distinguished itself from the usual Dingo voice cast. Unlike other Dingo films, Art Media's dubs comprised of a father and son of either German or Dutch descent. The Art Media dub of Aladdin is known for the infamous "That Bastard!" goof and the child reading "Exit scene" in the script.

An English dub of Das Unglaubliche Fussballspiel der Tiere was released that same year as part of Phoenix Games's PlayStation and PlayStation 2 releases, titled "Animal Soccer World". This dub is done in a similar style to Art Media's, though this time using one or two Dutch actors.

Other companies stepped in dubbing Dingo's films ranging from Merak Film in Italy (Perseus, Siegfried, Camelot, Il Coniglio Binny Bunny) to Dubbing Films in Barcelona, Spain (Nearly every Dingo film dubbed). Both these dubs are also made infamous on the internet for seemingly no reason.

Thunder Unlimited allegedly made English dubs for Hercules, Peter vs. the Wolf and The Lion King of the Jungle. However, it's not known whether or not these dubs are legit. From 2019 onwards, YouTuber Mitchy Beausejour's Penthouse released his own fanmade dubs from Perseus to The Bremen Town Musicians. These dubs sourced their scripts from the Italian and Spanish dubs of both films rather than the original German versions.

Similarly, Beausejour's Dingo dubs are up for debate as to whether or not they're official, though a clip from the French Perseus dub made its way onto a video from French YouTuber "Epic Teaching of the History", suggesting that the dub was allegedly made by German people learning French.

Dubs Found
For English, click here. For Italian, click here. For French, click here. For Scandinavian dubs, click here. For Greek, click here. For Spanish, click here.

This is a list of which dubs have been found.

German
Status: Found

Arabic
Status: Partially Found

Catalan
Status: Unproduced

Dutch
Status:  Partially Found

Hungarian
Status:   Unproduced

Japanese
Status: Unproduced

Polish
Status: Unproduced

Chinese
Status: Partially Found