Društvance za dvorištance

Ultra
Друштванце за двориштанце was broadcasted on Ultra in and was removed from the schedule in the same year.

Mini
In, Друштванце за двориштанце started broadcasting on Mini, a channel run by the same company. It was removed from the schedule, and placed on hiatus in. On, the was placed back into the channel lineup, with new  3 and 4 episodes.

Cast

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Trivia

 * This is the second dub to feature a dubber who portrays more than one character; the first being the second Polish dub.
 * The first ten episodes of Season 1 are released on DVDs.
 * The episode's songs have initially been dubbed, but, from episode 10 to the twelfth episode in the third, the songs were now in the English, with Serbian subtitles, which the dubbing studio Loudworks is responsible for. It has been rumored that Mini broadcast the episode unedited, with the songs supposedly dubbed. After the twelfth episode, the subsequent episodes dubbed the songs, since another dubbing studio, Blue House, picked up where Loudworks left off.
 * The main characters, except Tyrone, have their names altered to a term that derives, or relates to a trait, from their respective species:
 * "Нилка"/"Nilka" derives from "nilski konj" (hippo),
 * "Кљуца"/"Kljuca" derives from "kljun" (the beak of a penguin),
 * "Скоча"/"Skoča" derives from "skok", (the hop of a kangaroo),
 * "Чуданце"/"Čudance" is a direct equivalent to "Uniqua", as the term derives from "čudan" (unique),
 * "Телибор"/"Telibor" is a portmanteau of the word "tele" (young moose; calf) and the name "Dalibor".
 * The theme song and end song are the only two songs to have the dialogue cast sing, instead of the assigned musical vocals.
 * Up to the twelfth episode in season 3, the intro and end song was only sung by Uniqua, Pablo, and Tasha's speaking voice portrayers, Marina Kutlešić, Aleksa Petrović and Mina Nenadović.