Lippy The Lion and Hardy Har Har in Other Languages
- Brazilian Portuguese: Lippy e Hardy
- Spanish: Leoncio el León y Tristón ("Leontion the Lion and Gloomy")
- French: Lippy le Lion
- Italian: I due masnadieri ("The Two Scoundrels")
- Polish: Lew Lippy
- Serbian: Lav Laza i hijena Maza
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