Lost and Rare Jelly Jamm Media

Over the years, numerous media related to Jelly Jamm has become lost to time or is inaccessible.

Dubs
As a popular series around the world, Jelly Jamm was dubbed into a variety of languages. However, some of these dubs have been sadly lost to time as the show was pulled from schedules worldwide following its run. This page will document all the lost dubs which lack enough information to warrant their own pages.

Dutch dub
Cartoonito aired a Dutch dub of Jelly Jamm from October 12, 2011 up until January 2014, as per the Boomerang Benelux Facebook page. The only known footage of this dub is two clips of “You Are Great” and “Jump!” put on YouTube in Dutch but mistakenly titled in German.

The songs are accessible on the Jelly Jamm Español YouTube channel.

An advertisement for the dub featuring a coloring page of Goomo, Bello and Mina is also known to exist.

Greek dub
A Greek dub of Jelly Jamm aired on Cartoonito from October 12, 2011 up until November 2013. The only proof of its evidence is a singular page for Jelly Jamm on GreekDubDB, as well as Boomerang Greece schedules.

The dub was directed by Ivi Sofianou and features Aphrodite Antonaki as the voice of Rita and the Queen. It was dubbed in Studio Mabrida.

Hungarian dub
''A Jelly Jamm animációs vígjáték, sok-sok zenével és barátságról szóló történettel. Főszereplői a Jammbo varázslatos bolygóján, békességben és vidámságban együtt élő ötösfogat: Bello, Rita, Goomo, Mina és Ongo.''

Cartoonito CEE aired a Hungarian dub of Jelly Jamm from October 12, 2011 up until January 2014. The only known footage of this dub is the intro and two dubbed songs - “You Are Great” and “Jump!”

The songs are accessible on the Jelly Jamm Español YouTube channel.

Russian dub
Cartoonito CEE aired a Russian dub of Jelly Jamm, known as “Джелли Джем,” from October 17, 2013 up until January 2014. Because the dub was aired for such a short period of time, zero footage can be found of it. The only known evidence of its existence is schedules and the following description which details the episodes “A Day at the Races,” “Grandpa Dodo” and “Lost Dodo”:

“Друзья с музыкальной планеты Джамбо обожают веселиться, петь и танцевать! Белло, Гумо, Рита, Онго и Мина приглашают вас поучаствовать в их веселых приключениях. Каждый день происходит что-то интересное! То король Джамбо устраивает гонки, то все ищут самый музыкальный листочек клевера, то Рита находит потерявшегося малыша, которому нужно помочь.”

''Friends from the musical planet Jammbo love to have fun, sing and dance! Bello, Goomo, Rita, Ongo and Mina invite you to take part in their fun adventures. Each and every day something interesting happens! The King of Jammbo organizes races, then everyone is looking for the most musical leaves of clovers, then Rita finds a lost baby [Dodo] who needs help.''

The titles of the episodes "Perfect Toy" (Сверхигрушка), “Best Friends Forever” (Лучшие друзья) and “The Jelly Must Flow!” (Пусть звучит музыка) have also been found.

Online, searching for this dub is difficult since the title of the book “Jelly Jam - The People Preserver” was also translated as “Джелли Джем,” so most results refer to the book. Searching for “Джелли Джем мультсериал” (Jelly Jamm cartoon) doesn’t bring up many results either.

Scandinavian-language dubs
Cartoonito Scandinavia aired Danish, Norwegian and Swedish dubs of Jelly Jamm up until 2013-2014. The only known footage of these dubs is a Danish promo and three songs in Swedish - “Let’s Go Together”, “You Are Great,” and “Jump!”

The songs are accessible on the Jelly Jamm Español YouTube channel.

Mina's Danish voice actress is also known: Estrid Ebba Böttiger.

Turkish dub
A Turkish dub of Jelly Jamm was aired on Cartoonito in Turkey from October 12, 2011 up until November 2013. It also aired on Boing, a block on TV2, from 2012 until 2014. Episodes were formerly available on Cizgifilmizle.me, but when the site closed down the show quickly became lost media. A promo for it had been on YouTube, but the uploader deleted the promo. Its audio resurfaced on February 6, 2021, but without the original footage. Since the audio is available, though, dub samples of Mina and Bello can be heard.

Official Korean subtitles
The South Korean feed of ZooMoo broadcast via Olleh TV features all the ZooMoo programming, Jelly Jamm included, in English with Korean subtitles. The official Korean subtitles of Jelly Jamm cannot be accessed outside of South Korea and without this cable provider, making them extremely rare.

Jammbo Jamm
Jammbo Jamm is a small Flash game that appeared on the Cartoonito website from 2011-2014. The game features numerous instruments which you can hand to Bello, Goomo, and Rita to watch and hear them play the instruments along with the music of “Let’s Go Together!”

Unfortunately, the game cannot be accessed via the Internet Archive and though the .swf file exists, it is not playable anymore. It appears to also have been localized into Arabic as per an Arabic Cartoon Network fansite with Flash games on it, but the game is not accessible at the site. When the Jammbo Jamm icon is clicked on, an unrelated game called “The Jumbo Game” is launched.

Pilot
The Jelly Jamm pilot pitch for the show featured different designs for each of the characters. For example, Bello's hair isn't messy, Ongo's hairdo is longer, the Queen has a black face, Mina has smaller pupils, Rita has more strands of hair, the King has a shorter beard. the dodos had a different design and Goomo doesn't wear a helmet.

The pilot was made in 2009. Information can be found on Rafa Carmona's website.

A song was composed for the pilot by Guille Milkyway.

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On June 9, 2021, footage of the pilot finally resurfaced on YouTube thanks so uploader "Lucio B." This footage features test animations of the characters dancing and an early pre-production shot of a prototype Jammbo.

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