הרעשנים

Broadcast
הרעשנים debuted on Nickelodeon in Israel on.

Censorship

 * In "The Whole Picture", the scene where Clyde bleeds from his nose was censored by editing out the blood.
 * However, every other time Clyde has a nosebleed in the Hebrew dub, the blood is left intact.
 * In "The Waiting Game", every mention of "root beer" is censored to "soda" or "soda cups".

Trivia

 * Like the Albanian, Finnish, French, Italian and Korean dubs, the title cards of every episode are localized.

Background information

 * Both "The Mad Scientist" and "Missed Connection" were leaked on VOD before airing regularly.
 * As only shows and films for children/general audiences are dubbed in Hebrew, the voice cast is limited (at least castings were made for Lincoln, his sisters and Clyde, the rest are voiced by additional cast members).
 * When the first two seasons were originally broadcast on Nickelodeon Israel, the episodes were stretched to 4:3 from 16:9, as Nickelodeon in that country was still broadcasting in 4:3 at the time.
 * Eden Gamliel was replaced by Alona Alexander as Lori's voice actor from "No Such Luck" onwards, due to Eden moving to the U.S. Her voice was also replaced in other Nickelodeon characters she voiced.
 * In the intro, the logo is raised slightly to avoid Lily going behind it.
 * In the episodes "Back Out There" to "Friend or Faux?," the intro, credits and Nickelodeon logo is high pitched.
 * From the episode "Fandom Pains" onward, the dub is now produced by DubiDub Studios, which results in the following changes:
 * The text on the title cards are written in a different font.
 * Except the title cards, the rest of the text is no longer localized.
 * Luan and Lola are now voiced by Einat Azulay and Maya Mitalponkt instead of Mika Gan Mor and Eilla Feldman respectively.
 * Luan's name is now pronounced exactly the same as the original version. In previous episodes, it was pronounced "Loo-ahn", the way most Israelis pronounce it.
 * Bobby now speaks with an Italian accent.
 * The text on the title cards are written in a different font.
 * Except the title cards, the rest of the text is no longer localized.