Foreign Dubs

As a popular cartoon for many years, Jelly Jamm has received 28 dubs in 23 distinct languages. This page will serve as a portal for all the dubs and their pages, if they have one; lost and rare dubs will not have their own links on the table as they are lumped together on the Lost and Rare Jelly Jamm Media page.

Trivia

 * Only the Albanian dub localizes on-screen text, but the Latin American Spanish, French, Brazilian Portuguese Discovery Kids, Italian, Arabic (both dubs), Putonghua Mandarin, and Taiwanese Mandarin dubs localize title cards.
 * The Latin American Spanish dub only localized title cards when airing on on Discovery Kids.
 * Some airings of the French dub do not localize title cards.
 * Some dubs don't localise the title cards, but provide voiceovers, some examples are European Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, European Spanish, and Brasilian Portuguese BKS.
 * Bello and Goomo are voiced by women doing “young boy” voices in the original English as well as in the majority of dubs. However, the Latin American Spanish and Albanian dubs opted for having actual young boys dub over their voices, whereas adult men provided their voices in Swahili, Thai and Singaporean English.
 * The voice actresses for Bello and Goomo, interestingly enough, have the same first name in both the European Spanish ("Chelo") and Polish ("Anna") dubs.