of the Aurora Australias with an English version of the opening notice and the film's opening card (albeit in a different font) Toto spanks Lolo. Part of the Kindergarten scene with Nini, where the young penguins are running and sliding on the block of ice. Lolo and Pepe try to get the attention of xenophobic penguins. Jack talking to the three caged penguins. Lolo, Pepe, and Mak slide down the banister. Lolo, Pepe, and Mak swim for the first time. Grandfather Pigo being shot. The scene where Toto fights for the rifle, but gets shot and killed. Three background penguins shot and killed (but the following scene is kept, and the dialogue of Grandfather Pigo explains Toto had perished.) The second English dub of Lolo was done by Jim Terry Productions and localized by Enoki Films USA, it was released to VHS in 1990 by Celebrity Home Entertainment, and was later re-released by Feature Films for Families. Allumination Filmworks, under license from Feature Films for Families, put this version on DVD in 2005. This English dub was titled The Adventures of Scamper the Penguin, and, similar to the 2005 Force DVD of Filmexport's dub, had a number of edits done to make it more appropriate for American children, including but not limited to: The small overture containing post-production credits and plays glass harmonica music. This is replaced by a brand new theme song that plays after the Enoki Films USA logo. Both scenes of the Aurora Australis. The scene of Toto asking Popo why he is leaving is altered, in the original, there was snow in the area, in this version, the snow is removed. The scene where Toto tells Lolo why he can't go off yet is changed to him telling him about when he fought the seagulls. The scene where an adult male penguin (named Gugu in the original and Gray Beak in this one) alerts Toto (Gilbert) of seagulls. In the original version, he is alerting about humans. The first conversation that Lolo has with Grandfather Pigo is altered. He now encourages the young penguin to "(metaphorically) explore the world". In the original version, Pigo answers Lolo's question about humans and is trying to avoid Lolo's questions about Zoos. The scene of Lolo invading a bird's nest, attempting to befriend a baby seagull, and being attacked by an adult seagull. However, Lolo's face when he sees the