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 Localized logo אובי (romanized as Obi) is the Hebrew dub of Oobi. HistoryThe dub first aired on BabyTV, an Israeli channel for young kids, in September 2004. It was a part of the channel's regular lineup until mid-2010. (source 1, source 2) BabyTV's website had two different pages for the show, both with videos of the Hebrew intro. The original show page featured some activities based on the show, like printable googly eyes to make homemade Oobi puppets. (source) The newer show page only featured a video. (source) The page stayed on the website until 2021, many years after the show stopped airing in Israel. The dub also aired on Nickelodeon Israel from 2008 to 2011. On Nick Israel, the show started airing in early 2008. From April to mid-June, it was shown on Saturdays at 7:45 and 8:22 AM. (source) From June until August 31, it was shown daily at 7:45 AM. (source) In September 2008, the show started airing at different times on weekdays: once at 8:10 AM on Mondays, and twice at 8:10 and 9:15 AM from Tuesday to Friday. (source) This schedule continued throughout 2009, with some changes depending on holidays/events. On certain days, the timeslot was changed to two airings at 6:55 and 7:35 AM. (source) In 2010, Oobi was only shown at 9:15 AM each day. (source) It was taken off the schedule sometime in mid-2011. DubbingThe episodes were dubbed by NLS Studios, a major dubbing company in Tel Aviv, Israel. Credits for the dub can be found on Ishim, a catalog of Hebrew shows. Voice cast:
Official description
EpisodesAll of the long-form episodes were dubbed in Hebrew. As with most dubs, the shorts weren't dubbed or shown in Israel. Known airings: (most are missing)
Theme songThe Hebrew theme has similar lyrics to the original opening song. It was recorded by the Hebrew voice actor and singer Uzi Fox. Lyrics:
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אובי (Hebrew dub)
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