"Modda, Modda! I meet my faduh's bwoder."."I didn't know you knew so much nice poopholes.".The magician's parrot talks like Adolf Hitler.Freeze-Frame Bonus: If you look in the background during the crowd shots with the old man, you can actually see Aladin is one of the people listening!.It just stomps in place while swinging its arms. The guy who bobs his head from left to right.It's not like the voice actor did it so well you couldn't tell, you can easily pick up that it's a woman who voiced her lines in a deeper pitch. In various films that were dubbed into English, there are some adult male characters that are obviously voiced by a woman.Funnily enough, this doesn't happen in the original German version. This is hinted in some films where the voice actors either stutter or interrupt each other. Why is that? It's because they're recording their lines as they're watching the film live. In the dubs, the spoken lines don't sync up with the animation at all.Maybe they did that so that they could avoid the animation. Often, the narrator talks about things that don't happen onscreen.Apparently they couldn't or wouldn't do more takes.
In many instances, you can hear the voice actors flub their lines, pause, or read them badly.Also, often you can see parts of another background behind the actual background. At many points in the movies you can see how characters and objects are cut off at the sides of the monitor.Robin and Mew Mew falling down a pit in Son of the Lion King.Characters skipping over rocks in Mouse Police.What makes this funny is whenever they try to animate more complex scenes with their limitations, they pull a lot of shortcuts which make those moments unintentionally hilarious. It's no secret that Dingo Pictures makes their films on a really tight budget.According to Dingo Pictures' official website, they can offer help with animation and have licensing to rights for video-on-demand and DVD distribution.Their attempts to give the animals intimidating roars makes them sound like they need a lozenge instead.The characters saying "damn" and "hell", despite being in cartoons made for kids.
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