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| Cover art | Release date | DVD name | Additional information | DVD region |
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| Nov 22, 2000 | Pingu - Season 1 | This DVD contains all 26 episodes of Season 1 (uncensored). Disc 1 includes episodes 1 - 5, disc 2 includes 6 - 10, and disc 3 includes 11 - 26 with the bonus features which include a picture gallery, a short feature showing how Pingu is created, along with several animated short films created by Otmar Gutmann, one of which features a very early version of Pingu. | 2 | |
| Nov 22, 2000 | Pingu - Season 2 | This DVD contains all 26 episodes of Season 2 (uncensored). Bonus features include a picture gallery, a short feature showing how Pingu is created, and an animated short film created by Otmar Gutmann featuring Pingu under his original name of Hugo. | 2 | |
| Nov 22, 2000 | Pingu - Season 3 | This DVD contains all 26 episodes of Season 3 (uncensored). Bonus features include a picture gallery, a documentary showing Carlo Bonomi creating the "Pinguish" and sound effects for an episode, and the 1986 Pilot episode. | 2 | |
| May 23, 2001 | Pingu - Season 4 | This DVD contains 24 episodes of Season 4 (as per the contents listing). Bonus features include a picture gallery, and the story board for the episode "Pingu the Mountaineer". | 2 | |
| July 18, 2001 | fun! fun! story ~The Very Best of Pingu~ | This DVD contains the top 5 best episodes of Pingu, as selected by a poll on the Japanese Pingu website. Bonus features include a Japanese TV special visiting the studio where Pingu is made. Episodes are Pinga is Born, Pingu the Chef, Pingu is Jealous, Pinga is Left Out, Pingu the Babysitter. | 2 | |
| Feb 15, 2007 | Pingu - Season 6 | "Special Box Set" The DVD contains all 26 episodes of Season 6. |
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