Me neither. Luckily though the opening here (like the original Hungarian dub) are the only things voiceovered. Both Hungarian episode versions are dubbed competely.
@donhiko This seemed to be common for Hungary in the 90s. They didn't dub the intro for a show called Bertha either. I might make a fandub of this eventually. I already made a Czech, Slovak, and Turkish fandub, of you'd like to check them out.
Wow. Never knew Hungary did voiceovers.
Me neither. Luckily though the opening here (like the original Hungarian dub) are the only things voiceovered. Both Hungarian episode versions are dubbed competely.
@donhiko This seemed to be common for Hungary in the 90s. They didn't dub the intro for a show called Bertha either. I might make a fandub of this eventually. I already made a Czech, Slovak, and Turkish fandub, of you'd like to check them out.
There actually has been some Hungarian voiceovers on Da Vinci.
@@epicnessofawesome4413 What's that?
@@flyiscoolboi4675 The stuff in Hungarian that aired on Da Vinci voiceovered are mainly the stuff with real life people.
Am I the only one who thinks that Hungary got way too lazy to dub songs? BTW, it seems that they tried to sing a song in their native language, but…