Dingo Pictures (Italian dubs)

Between mid and late-2000, Dingo Pictures hired a company known as World Wide Voices to produce Italian dubs of these films. These Italian dubs are notorious for having a female voice reading the translated script (Aladino, Notredame), the unprofessional voice acting (nearly every Dingo movie) and the "Yee" meme (Dinosauri). However, these dubs stopped production after Atlantis: Der Verlorene Kontinent.

Later on in the 2000s, Legocart released more Dingo films on DVD in Italy. These dubs were dubbed by Merak Film, which distinguished itself from the usual Dingo voice cast. Unlike other Dingo films, Merak Film's dubs comprised of A-list dubbing actors.

The Italian dubs of Perseus and Il Coniglio Bunny are the main basis for Mitchy Beausejour's English dubs of both films.

Credits

 * Voice Cast: Unspecified

Status: Found

Credits

 * Voice Cast: Luca Ward - Charlie (Wabuu der freche Waschbär), Luigi Ferraro (Balto)

Status: Found

Credits

 * Italian Version Produced by: Merak Film
 * Voice Cast:
 * Stefano Alberti - Narrator (Perseus and Siegfried)
 * Diego Sabre - Perseus (Perseus), Siegfried (Siegfried), Hans (Der Gestiefelte Kater), Arthur (Das Schwert von Camelot), Teddy (Winkie der Kleine Bär), Petros (Atlantis)
 * Federica Valenti - Danae (Perseus), Princess (Der Gestiefelte Kater), Weiner (Winkie der Kleine Bär)
 * Patrizio Prata - Phineus (Perseus)
 * Claudio Moneta - Donkey (Perseus), Puss in Boots (Der Gestiefelte Kater), Wabuu (Winkie der Kleine Bär)
 * Dania Cericola - Narrator (Neue Geschichten vom Osterhasen and Toys: Das Geburtstagsgeschenk)

Status: Partially Lost

Unproduced dubs
Status: Unproduced

Trivia

 * The Legocart releases of Dingo movies all have custom-made title cards (except for Perseus, Pocahontas and Anastasia, whose German title cards were left untouched).
 * Most Merak Film cast members would go on to dub shows such as SpongeBob SquarePants (Claudio Moneta also voiced the title character in widely popular Nickelodeon show) as well as anime such as Dragon Ball Z (Diego Sabre voiced Yamcha).
 * The scene in Dinosauri where Oro tells off Peak for saying that Tio's parents don't care about their new son anymore has become a popular meme in 2012, but didn't reach its popularity until 2014.