Editing Pete (Disney) (section)

==International names and voice actors==
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!Language
!Name
!Voice actor
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![[English language|English]]
|Pete
|{{ubli|[[Billy Bletcher]] (1934–1944, 1952–1954)|[[Pinto Colvig]] (1937, ''[[Mickey's Amateurs]]'')|John McLeish (1942, ''Bellboy Donald'')|[[Will Ryan]] (1983–1987, 2013)|[[Arthur Burghardt]] (1990, ''[[The Prince and the Pauper (1990 film)|The Prince and the Pauper]]'', video games)|[[Jim Cummings]] (1992–present)}}
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![[Arabic language|Arabic]]
|{{lang|ar|دنجل}} ("{{lang|ar-Latn|Dongol}}")
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![[Bulgarian language|Bulgarian]]
|{{lang|bg|Черният Пийт}} ("''Black Pete''")
|Georgi Todorov
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![[Chinese language|Chinese]]
|{{lang|zh|坏庀特}} ({{lang|zh-Latn|Huài pǐ tè}}; "Bad Pete")
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![[Croatian language|Croatian]]
|{{lang|hr|Daba}}
|Siniša Ružić
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![[Danish language|Danish]]
|{{lang|da|Sorteper}} ("Black-Per")
|Lars Thiesgaard
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![[Dutch language|Dutch]]
|{{lang|nl|Boris Boef}} ("Boris Crook")
|{{ubli|Hero Muller|Jan Anne Drenth|[[Pim Koopman]]}}
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![[Estonian language|Estonian]]
|{{lang|et|Kõuts Karlo}}
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![[Finnish language|Finnish]]
|{{lang|fi|Musta Pekka}} ("Black Pekka", often just Pekka)
|{{ubli|Juhani Kumpulainen (1963, ''The Hunting Instinct'')|Markku Riikonen (early 1990s to 2000)|Pertti Koivula (2002, the second dub of ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'')|Tuomo Rysti (2004–2021)|Markus Bäckman (2018 ([[List of Mickey Mouse episodes|"A Pete Scorned"]]), 2022 (''[[Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers (film)|Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers]]''))|[[Arttu Wiskari]] (2021–present)}}
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![[French language|French]]/[[Quebec French|Québécois]]
|{{lang|fr|Pat Hibulaire}} (a pun: {{lang|fr|patibulaire}} means 'sinister-looking')
|{{ubli|[[Roger Carel]] (first dubbing of first cartoons and ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'')|Michel Vocoret (second dubbing of first cartoons and ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'', ''The Prince and the Pauper'')|[[Alain Dorval]] (since 1992)}}
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![[German language|German]]
|{{lang|de|Kater Karlo}} ({{lang|de|Kater}} signifies a male cat) – full name: {{lang|de|italic=no|Karl Friedhelm Katermann}}<ref>Faraci, Tito; Celoni, Fabio. {{lang|de|italic=no|"Ein Fall für Wachtmeister Karlo"}}. In ''{{lang|de|italic=unset|{{ill|Lustiges Taschenbuch|de}}}} CRIME'' #3, [[Egmont Group|Egmont]] Ehapa Media 2019, p. 237.</ref>
|[[Tilo Schmitz]]
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![[Greek language|Greek]]
|{{lang|el|Μάυρος Πήτ}} ("Black Pete")
|[[Kostas Triantafyllopoulos]]
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![[Hebrew language|Hebrew]]
|{{lang|he|פיט השחור}} ({{lang|he-Latn|Pete ha-shakhór}}, "''Pete the Black")
|{{ubli|[[Aryeh Moskona]]|Shimon Cohen (alternating)|Micah Uzyn Salyan|[[Dani Litani]]}}
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![[Hungarian language|Hungarian]]
|Pete
|Gábor Vass
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![[Icelandic language|Icelandic]]
|{{lang|is|Svarti-Pétur}} ("Black-Peter")
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![[Indonesian language|Indonesian]]
|Boris
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![[Italian language|Italian]]
|{{lang|it|Pietro Gambadilegno}} ("Pegleg Peter")
|[[Massimo Corvo]] (from 1990s)
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![[Japanese language|Japanese]]
|{{nihongo krt||ピート|Pīto}}
|{{ubli|Seiji Endō and [[Minoru Uchida]] (1984–1988; Pony and Bandai-dubbed shorts)|[[Daisuke Gōri]] (1984–1985; [[Nippon TV]]'s ''Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck'')|[[Tōru Ōhira]] (1988–2015)|Katsuhiro Kitagawa (2015–present)}}
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![[Korean language|Korean]]
|{{lang|ko|피트}} ({{lang|ko-Latn|Piteu}})
|Han Sang Duk
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![[Norwegian language|Norwegian]]
|{{lang|no|Svarte-Petter|italic=no}} ("Black-Peter")
|[[Nils Ole Oftebro]]
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![[Polish language|Polish]]
|{{lang|pl|Czarny Piotruś}} ("Black Peter")
|Włodzimierz Bednarski
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![[Brazilian Portuguese|Portuguese (Brazil)]]
|{{lang|pt-BR|João Bafo-de-Onça}} ("John Jaguar-Breath"), earlier name: {{lang|pt-BR|Pete Perna-de-Pau}} ("Pegleg Pete")
|{{ubli|Orlando Drummond (1970s to early 1990s)|Antônio Moreno, Pietro Mário, [[Mauro Ramos]] (late 1990s to 2000s)}}
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![[European Portuguese|Portuguese (Portugal)]]
|{{lang|pt-PT|Bafo-de-Onça}} ("Jaguar-Breath"), Pete
|{{ubli|Carlos Freixo|Luís Mascarenhas}}
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![[Romanian language|Romanian]]
|{{lang|ro|Pete cel Rău}} ("Pete the Bad")
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![[Russian language|Russian]]
|{{lang|ru|Пит Деревянная Нога}} ("Peg-Leg Pete")
|{{ubli|Andrew Yaroslawthev (1994-1997)|Vadim Nikitin|Alexsey Guryev (2006-2010)}}
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![[Serbian language|Serbian]]
|{{lang|sr|Hromi Daba}} ("Daba the Lame")
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![[Castilian Spanish|Spanish (Spain)]]
|{{ubli|{{lang|es|Pete Patapalo}} ("Pegleg Pete")|{{lang|es|Pete el Malo}} ("Pete the Bad")}}
|Juan Fernández
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![[Spanish language in the Americas|Spanish (Latin America)]]
|{{ubli|{{lang|es|Pedro Pata de Palo}} ("Peg Leg Peter')|{{lang|es|Pedro el Malo}} ("Peter the Bad")|{{lang|es|Pete el Negro}} ("Black Peter", Chile)}}
|[[Francisco Colmenero]]
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![[Swedish language|Swedish]]
|{{lang|sv|Svarte Petter}} ("Black Peter")
|{{ubli|Jan Koldenius (first dubbing of first cartoons)|[[Björn Gedda]] (the original dub of ''Mickey's Christmas Carol'')|[[Per Sandborgh]] (''Duck Tales'')|Gunnar Ernblad (''Duck Tales'')|[[Anders Lönnbro]] (second dubbing of first cartoons and ''Goof Troop'')|Stephan Karlsén (since 1995 and ''The Prince and The Pauper'')|Bengt Skogholt (''Mickey, Donald, Goofy: The three musketeers'' and ''Mickey Mouse Clubhouse'')}}
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![[Turkish language|Turkish]]
|{{lang|tr|Barut}} ("Gunpowder")
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