64 Zoo Lane (international)

The series 64 Zoo Lane has been dubbed internationally.

The American English is not the only language for the cartoon. The cartoon has been translated into many languages, including the Canadian French, Neutral Spanish and many others.

Brazil
The Brazilian version was shown in Discovery Kids, TV, Brasil and TV Cultura in Latin America.

This version of the characters have different names in the Brazilian version. But the most of the characters have their names changed.

Brazilian Names

 * Molly - Helena


 * Nathalie - Anita


 * Doris - Paula


 * Zed - Zacarias


 * Adam - Tuco


 * Alan - Tarcisio


 * Herbert - Joaquim


 * Snowbert - Bola de Neve (literally means "snowball")


 * Petula - Patricia


 * Kevin - Chico


 * Georgina - Gisela


 * Henrietta - Heloísa


 * Melanie - Alice


 * Joey - Joca


 * Giggles - Chiste (literally translates to "laugh")


 * Tickles - Cosquinha (literally translates to "tickle")


 * Pauline - Paulina


 * Toby - Tiago


 * Ronald - Ricardo


 * Tic-Tic Bird - Passaro Tique Tique


 * Audrey - Aline


 * Gary - Daniel


 * Beverly - Carol


 * Esmeralda - Cristina


 * Eddie - Horácio


 * Reginald - Leonardo


 * Phoebe - Cátia


 * Hercule Mustache - Morrice Bigode (literally "Maurice Whiskers")


 * Isabel - Flávia


 * Rosie - Rita


 * Casper - Calvin


 * Seamus - Cézar


 * Boris - Nestor


 * Victor - Ciro


 * Annie - Julieta

Trivia

 * The puffins are incorrectly called "penguins" in the Brazilian version. However, all the 4 have a strong resemblance to the penguins.


 * Annie is incorrectly called a boa constrictor in the Brazilian version. Because "anaconda" would not make sense, Annie was called a "boa constrictor". That is because Annie is never seen in the water. However, both species are native to The South America.


 * Georgina is only called "Gisela" in the episode. However, Georgina kept the original name in the opening song in the Brazilian Portuguese.

China
The Chinese version has Chinese subtitles, like in all TV programs. While the most of the characters are speaking Chinese, the opening theme remains in the English. It is titled "動物園道64號"(literally "The Road from Zoo 64").

This version was also shown in Taiwan. These videos are released by a Taiwanese distribution company. The series became popular in China and Taiwan. The DVD releases include some merchandise such as towels, socks and character biographies. The complete series was released.

One can see the American English translation on biographies by looking under the Chinese name (Example: "维克托" = "Victor").

Each of the DVDs have the audio in the American English and the Taiwan Chinese.

Denmark
The series was titled "Abevej 64" in Denmark.

Character Names
Some of the characters have their names changed in the Danish version.


 * Jamie - Lea


 * Leopoldo - Ludvig


 * Doris - Anna


 * Toby - Sigurd


 * Ronald - Brutus


 * Snowbert - Iver


 * Jazz - Vanda


 * Nelson - Cæsar


 * Zed - Snus


 * Patsy - Pernille


 * Melanie - Elsebeth


 * Victor - Kasper


 * Herbert - Brian

Trivia

 * "Kasper" (the Danish name of "Victor") is not to be confused with the other Casper. The other Casper is a chameleon.


 * To date, only the first 2 seasons was translated in the Danish language.

Canadian French
The series was titled "64 Rue du Zoo" (literally "64 Zoo Street"). It premiered on Télé-Québec.

Like all the productions by Millimages, all the texts are altered in the Canadian French. At the end of the episode features a voice cast in the Canadian French. According to the Canadian French credits, this audio track is actually an adaptation. That is because the original language is the American English.

Canadian French Names
Some animals are renamed in the Canadian French version.

Note: This is probably not a complete list of the Canadian French names for the characters.


 * Adam - Toto


 * Snowbert - Bébert


 * Jazz - Jean-Jacques


 * Alan - Firmin


 * Herbert - Hubert


 * Mr. Platypus - Monsieur Platypuss


 * Phoebe - Julia


 * Giggles - Gratouille


 * Tickles - Chatouille


 * Beverly - Elenore


 * Isabel - Isobel


 * Chuckles - Gribouille


 * Randolph - Rodolphe

Note: Lucy and Reginald have kept their original names, but are adapted in the Canadian French spelling.

Canadian French Voices
Note: The Canadian French voice actors have done multiple voices, like all the versions.

Merchandise
The DVD has also been released in the Canadian French. This DVD contains 2 audio tracks: The American English and the Canadian French. If the viewer changes the language from the American English to the Canadian French, the texts will still be in the Canadian French.

The DVD in the Canadian French has 3 interactive games when inserted into the computer. To access these games, one must insert the DVD into the computer. By inserting, one will find 3 games in it. These games are also found on the official web site of Millimages.

Israel
The Israeli version used to air on HOP! and it was dubbed at Tomitut

Voice Cast

 * Mili Eshet - Lucy (2001)
 * Ofri Arbel - Lucy (2013)
 * Neta Shachar - Georgina (titled as Gila)
 * Amir Aibgi - Nelson (2001)
 * Ron Droyan - Nelson (2013)
 * Gitit Shoval - Molly (2013)
 * Sarit Shamir - Lucy's Mom and various female characters (2001)
 * Gadi Levi - various male characters
 * Dan Sachzberg - various male characters (2001)
 * Shauli Ha'Levi - various male characters
 * Tut Droyan - various female characters (2013)

Japan
The Japanese version aired in Cartoon Network Japan. It is titled "動物園通り64番地" (literally "Zoo Street: 64 Address").

Japanese Voices

 * Tomoko Miura - Lucy, Phoebe the Koala


 * Takizawa Loco - Lucy's Mother, Georgina the Giraffe, Melanie the Moose, Edna the Hyena, Isabel the Flamingo, Annabelle the Flamingo, Audrey the Ostrich, Janet the Kangaroo


 * Daisuke Gōri - Reginald the Lion


 * Tajiri Hiroyuki - Nelson the Young Elephant, Toby the Tortoise, Herbert the Warthog, Adam the Armadillo, Randolph the Raccoon, The Tic Tic Bird, Seamus the Stork, Doctor Gordon Gorilla, Elvis the Kangaroo


 * Toru Okawa - Boris the Bear, Nelson the Elephant, Dennis the Dromedary, Hercule Mustache the Walrus


 * Misa Watanabe - Giggles the Monkey, Kevin the Crocodile, Holly the Hyena Pup, Joey the Kangaroo, Janet the Kangaroo, Jamie the Puffin


 * Akemi Okamura - Tickles the Monkey, Pauline the Pelican, Nathalie the Antelope, Doris the Duck, Beverly the Beaver, Johnnie the Hyena Pup, Jimmy the Kangaroo, Sharon the Puffin


 * Minoru Aoyama - Victor the Crocodile, Casper the Chameleon, Cousin Chuckles the Monkey, The Snip Snip Bird, Ribbit the Frog, Mr. Platypus


 * Katsuhisa Hōki - Ronald the Rhino, Taco the Toucan


 * Yutaka Aoyama - Harry the Hyena


 * NishiHiroko - Annie the Anaconda, Maribelle the Flamingo, Molly the Hippo, Julie the Kangaroo, Janice the Kangaroo, Rosie the Rhino

Japanese Credits

 * Producer: Ishiwata AkiraIchiro, Matsu Noshita Shinji


 * Japanese Adaptation: Iwamoto-Rei

Music

 * Opening Theme: Takizawa Loco (singer)
 * Vocals by: Ichimoku Uchinaga Kojima Kiyoko (chorus), Noriko Suzuki (chorus)


 * Georgina's Song: Takizawa Loco (Georgina)

Trivia

 * The name "Tako" is also Japanese for "octopus". However, the name has no use to the octopus and is the name of Taco the Toucan who appeared in Episode 46.


 * The American English text are replaced by the Japanese text, like in the Canadian French and the Dutch versions.

Latin America
"The Street from Zoo 64"

- Voice-over announcer reading over the American English title for the translation.

The Latin America dub was shown in Discovery Kids. Seasons 1 and 2 was dubbed in Chile. During the credits, the dubbing studios are credited by a voiceover.

It is titled "La calle del zoológico 64" (literally "64 Zoo Street" or "The Street from the Zoo 64").

While the credits are mostly in the American English, the titles are altered in the Neutral Spanish.

Additional Voices

 * Rodrigo Saavedra


 * Jessica Toledo


 * Vanesa Silva

Music

 * 64 Zoo Lane Theme Song: Sung by Carolina Villanueva

Trivia

 * Like in all the versions other than the Canadian French, Japanese, Dutch and German, the titles and the text credits were altered. Instead, a voiceover announcer reads over the American English text into a foreign language. In some of the episodes, the text and the titles are altered in the Neutral Spanish.


 * Even though the language is in the Neutral Spanish, the American English credits still show up. That is because DINT: Doblajes Internacionales barely shows the Neutral Spanish dub credits.

Poland
The series was broadcast in Poland on the children's channel MiniMini+. It was titled "Małe zoo Lucy" (literally "Lucy's Zoo Adventure").