スポンジ・ボブ

Nickelodeon
スポンジ・ボブ premiered on Nickelodeon in January 2000. It would stop once the former Nickelodeon shut down on September 30, 2009 until the channel came back on January 31, 2018. On January 31, 2022, the channel shut down once again and became a VOD service.

MTV
スポンジ・ボブ premiered on MTV on October 5, 2009. These airings served as the replacement for those that were on the then defunct Nickelodeon Japan, but they stopped a little over a year later on March 31, 2011 once more channels had picked the show up.

Kids Station
スポンジ・ボブ premiered on Kids Station on Febuary 3, 2023, starting with the ninth season.

Cast

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Trivia

 * Patrick (except the first movie and DVD redubs of season 1 and prior to Season 9), Plankton (with some exceptions like the first movie and DVD redubs of season 1), Mermaid Man (only season 3) and Barnacle Boy (prior to season 4), Bubble Buddy (season 2) and DoodleBob (season 2) are voiced by female actors in this dub.
 * Bubble Bass was voiced by a female actress in the Season 1 episode "Pickles" (his debut), but was voiced by a male voice actor in his next speaking appearance.
 * When the series started airing on NHK Educational TV, there were two songs used for the credits that are different from the one normally used. The first song, "SpongeBob no Theme" by RIP SLYME, was first used in 2015. On April 6, 2019, the credits song was changed to "One Way" by Boys and Men.

Translations

 * Mr. Krabs is called "Kani-san" in the dub. "Kani" is Japanese for "crab," and "-san" is a suffix attached to the end of a person's name to refer to them formally in Japan.
 * Likewise, Ms. Puff's Japanese name, "Puff-sensei," has the suffix "-sensei," which is attached to the end of a teacher's name to refer to them formally in Japan.
 * Finally, Squidward's Japanese name, "Ikarudo", is a portmanteau of "ika" (the Japanese word for Squid) and "-rudo" (derived from the Japanese spelling of the name "Edward")