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* In Brazil, ''[[Series/DungeonsAndDragons Dungeons & Dragons]]'' was really big. During the 2000s, movie magazine got so fed up with questions about a film adaptation that once replied "It was only popular here!"

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* In Brazil, ''[[Series/DungeonsAndDragons ''[[WesternAnimation/DungeonsAndDragons Dungeons & Dragons]]'' was really big. During the 2000s, movie magazine got so fed up with questions about a film adaptation that once replied "It was only popular here!"



* ''SouthPark'' has a rather well-sized fanbase in Japan, it's one of the stand-out western animations there.
** Might have something to do with the [[ArtStyleDissonance cute]] [[{{Kawaisa}} characters]] and [[WidgetSeries overall American weirdness]].
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* ''SouthPark'' ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' has a rather well-sized fanbase in Japan, it's one of the stand-out western animations there.
** Might have something to do with the [[ArtStyleDissonance cute]] [[{{Kawaisa}} characters]] and [[WidgetSeries overall American weirdness]].
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weirdness]]. And that the Japanese are fans of ToiletHumor.



* ''TheSimpsons'' is regarded more fondly in French Canada than many other American franchises are, partly due to its [[{{Woolseyism}} local dubbing]] having the characters speak in informal "joual" accents[[hottip:*:unlike most other series/movies (even ones dubbed in Quebec), which either use "bland" region-neutral International French accents or incomprehensible European French accents]] used by most Francophone Quebecers in everyday life and actually pulling it off ''well''[[hottip:*:usually such a practice is frowned upon, such as for the ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'' series (in written dialogue) or for one character in ''TransformersDarkOfTheMoon'']].
* ''FamilyGuy'' is has a '''MASSIVE''' BrokenBase in North America and considered by some, one of the most offensive things Americans have ever created. But in the United Kingdom, where GallowsHumor is much less shocking, the show is very popular.

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* ''TheSimpsons'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'' is regarded more fondly in French Canada than many other American franchises are, partly due to its [[{{Woolseyism}} local dubbing]] having the characters speak in informal "joual" accents[[hottip:*:unlike most other series/movies (even ones dubbed in Quebec), which either use "bland" region-neutral International French accents or incomprehensible European French accents]] used by most Francophone Quebecers in everyday life and actually pulling it off ''well''[[hottip:*:usually such a practice is frowned upon, such as for the ''VideoGame/SuperMarioGalaxy'' series (in written dialogue) or for one character in ''TransformersDarkOfTheMoon'']].
* ''FamilyGuy'' ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy'' is has a '''MASSIVE''' BrokenBase in North America and considered by some, one of the most offensive things Americans have ever created. But in the United Kingdom, where GallowsHumor is much less shocking, the show is very popular.



* ''TinyToonAdventures'' is surprisingly popular in Russia and Japan, even being reaired in Russia last year.
** It's probably not a coincidence, then, that all seven ''Tiny Toon'' video games released during the '90s were made by {{Konami}}...
*** And the more recent ''Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Bad Dream/Scary Dreams'' and the sadly never-released ''Tiny Toons: Defenders of the Universe'' were made by {{Treasure}}.

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* ''TinyToonAdventures'' ''WesternAnimation/TinyToonAdventures'' is surprisingly popular in Russia and Japan, even being reaired in Russia last year.
** It's probably not a coincidence, then, that all seven ''Tiny Toon'' video games released during the '90s were made by {{Konami}}...
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{{Konami}} and the more recent ''Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Bad Dream/Scary Dreams'' and the sadly never-released ''Tiny Toons: Defenders of the Universe'' were made by {{Treasure}}.
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*** Don't forget that the Japanese are fans of ToiletHumor.
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* There was a time when Russian dubs of Disney series [[{{Woolseyism}} were very good]]. ''DuckTales'', ''TaleSpin'' and ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' were done nicely, but ''DarkwingDuck'' was incredibly awesome, extremely popular and a subject for MemeticMutation lasting ever now. ''Everybody'' who grew up in the 90s knows the intro song by heart. In addition, it introduced a whole generation to superhero tropes due to WeirdAlEffect.

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* There was a time when Russian dubs of Disney series [[{{Woolseyism}} were very good]]. ''DuckTales'', ''TaleSpin'' ''WesternAnimation/DuckTales'', ''WesternAnimation/TaleSpin'' and ''Disney/{{Aladdin}}'' were done nicely, but ''DarkwingDuck'' was incredibly awesome, extremely popular and a subject for MemeticMutation lasting ever now. ''Everybody'' who grew up in the 90s knows the intro song by heart. In addition, it introduced a whole generation to superhero tropes due to WeirdAlEffect.
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* ''ThomasTheTankEngine'' is so popular in Japan that not only did they get merchandise that isn't available in other countries, they got a ''theme park'' in Mt Fuji.
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* ''{{Tintin}}'' is famous in Brazil, where it's considered part of the childhood of anyone who lived in the 90's, when its broadcaster, TV Cultura, lived a golden age (in contrast with today's [[NetworkDecay decadence]]). [[AndTheFandomRejoiced They were thrilled]] that the original voice actors of the dub would be reprising their roles in the [[Film/{{Tintin}} 2011 film]].
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* The animated ''CuriousGeorge'', takes this UpToEleven, while relatively unknown and obscure in the United States, the cartoon is so popular in Japan, [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-09/japan-animation-tv-ranking-december-12-18 that it often makes the Top 10 TV Animation Lists each week]], in a list which has been mainly domestic animation after ''LiloAndStitch'' aired about ''half a decade ago.''

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* The animated ''CuriousGeorge'', takes this UpToEleven, while relatively unknown and obscure moderately well-known in the United States, the cartoon is so popular in Japan, [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-09/japan-animation-tv-ranking-december-12-18 that it often makes the Top 10 TV Animation Lists each week]], in a list which has been mainly domestic animation after ''LiloAndStitch'' aired about ''half a decade ago.''
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* The animated ''CuriousGeorge'', takes this UpToEleven, while relatively unknown and obscure in the United States, the cartoon is so popular in Japan, [[http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2012-01-09/japan-animation-tv-ranking-december-12-18 that it often makes the Top 10 TV Animation Lists each week]], in a list which has been mainly domestic animation after ''LiloAndStitch'' aired about ''half a decade ago.''
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* "LiloAndStitch" Was also very popular in japan, with an [[ptitlem3bfpr12jt53 anime]] version that lasted 4 seasons.

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* "LiloAndStitch" Was also very popular in japan, with an [[ptitlem3bfpr12jt53 [[Anime/{{Stitch}} anime]] version that lasted 4 seasons.
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** Also the show is extremely popular in {{Spain}}, to [[SeriousBusiness near]]-[[FanDumb religious]] [[PopCulturalOsmosis levels]]
** This doesn't end here, in {{Argentina}} the '''WHOLE''' Sunday programation of a TV broadcast network from noon to 5 is Simpsons re-runs, and with fairly good ratings too.

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** Also the show is extremely popular in {{Spain}}, UsefulNotes/{{Spain}}, to [[SeriousBusiness near]]-[[FanDumb religious]] [[PopCulturalOsmosis levels]]
** This doesn't end here, in {{Argentina}} UsefulNotes/{{Argentina}} the '''WHOLE''' Sunday programation of a TV broadcast network from noon to 5 is Simpsons re-runs, and with fairly good ratings too.
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** This doesn't end here, in {{Argentina}} the '''WHOLE''' Sunday programation of a TV broadcast network from noon to 5 is Simpsons re-runs, and with fairly good ratings too.
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* CartoonNetwork is IMMENSELY popular in Poland. Most of this success is thanks to it being the first 100%-children's network getting launched in this country. {{Nickelodeon}}, on the other hand, is still down in the sewers in comparison, making the situation in Poland reversed compared to the one in the USA.
* Similar case in Scandinavia. CartoonNetwork and DisneyChannel are both very successful, whereas {{Nickelodeon}} is almost dead-last in kids' television. It helps the the Scandinavian version of the DisneyChannel is commercial-free like the original American service. Even with {{Disney XD}}'s launch, the new channel is performing better than Nick.
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** The show is also pretty popular in the U.K.
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* Gwen from ''{{Ben 10}}'', a rather [[BaseBreaker divisive character]] in the West, is ''incredibly'' popular in Southeast Asia; so much that the Cartoon Network branch there has given her a product line and even her own official website!

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* Gwen from ''{{Ben ''WesternAnimation/{{Ben 10}}'', a rather [[BaseBreaker divisive character]] in the West, is ''incredibly'' popular in Southeast Asia; so much that the Cartoon Network branch there has given her a product line and even her own official website!
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* ''ExtremeGhostbusters'' has enough popularity in Europe that it has a few video game adaptations...

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* ''ExtremeGhostbusters'' ''WesternAnimation/ExtremeGhostbusters'' has enough popularity in Europe that it has a few video game adaptations...
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* Gwen from ''{{Ben 10}}'', a rather [[BaseBreaker divisive character]] in the West, is ''incredibly'' popular in Southeast Asia; so much that the Cartoon Network branch there has given her a product line and even her own official website!
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** Also the show is extremely popular in [[{{Spain}}]], to [[SeriousBusiness near]]-[[FanDumb religious]] [[PopCulturalOsmosis levels]]

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** Might have something to do with the [[ArtStyleDissonance cute]] [[{{Kawaisa}} characters]] and [[WidgetSeries overall American weirdness]].
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* Pretty much sure Top Cat counts, it's been a classic in Latin America for generations so much that they managed to make a fil adaptation even if the quality is not top notch.
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* ''CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'' is adored almost totally unironically in Australia.
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* {{Doujinshi}} of Jenny from ''{{My Life as a Teenage Robot}}'' is common in Japan, which isn't really suprising considering it's like their beloved ''AstroBoy'' and she's a [[BadassAdorable cu]][[{{Moe}} te]] RobotGirl. Even better, her voice actress is Japanese.

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* {{Doujinshi}} of Jenny from ''{{My Life as a Teenage Robot}}'' is common in Japan, which isn't really suprising considering it's like their beloved ''AstroBoy'' ''Manga/AstroBoy'' and she's a [[BadassAdorable cu]][[{{Moe}} te]] RobotGirl. Even better, her voice actress is Japanese.
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*** And the more recent ''Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Bad Dream/Scary Dream'' and the sadly never-released ''Tiny Toons: Defenders of the Universe'' were made by {{Treasure}}.

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*** And the more recent ''Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Bad Dream/Scary Dream'' Dreams'' and the sadly never-released ''Tiny Toons: Defenders of the Universe'' were made by {{Treasure}}.
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*** And the more recent ''Tiny Toon Adventures: Buster's Bad Dream/Scary Dream'' and the sadly never-released ''Tiny Toons: Defenders of the Universe'' were made by {{Treasure}}.
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* "LiloAndStitch" Was also very popular in japan, with an [[ptitlem3bfpr12jt53 anime]] version that lasted 4 seasons.
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** It's probably not a coincidence, then, that all seven ''Tiny Toon'' video games released during the '90s were made by {{Konami}}...
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* ''{{Histeria}}'' invokes this trope in its theme song with the line "They love it in Bulgaria."
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* Even though the show lasted only one season, ''TopCat'' ("Don Gato") in Mexico and the rest of Latin America is perhaps the most popular series of all Hanna-Barbera cartoons, and they're all quite popular..
** "We" are even making a feature length movie! Extra effort is being put in making the voice acting as similar to the original dubbing as possible (which is part of what made it so successful in the first place).

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* Even though the show lasted only one season, ''TopCat'' ("Don Gato") in Mexico and the rest of Latin America is perhaps the most popular series of all Hanna-Barbera cartoons, and they're all quite popular..
popular. This was likely thanks to the SuperlativeDub the show got.
** "We" are They even making made a feature length movie! movie in Mexico. Extra effort is being was put in into making the voice acting as similar to the original dubbing as possible (which is part of what made it so successful in the first place).
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* In the {{DCAU}}, {{Supergirl}} has considerable popularity in Japan. So popular that a [[Funny/JusticeLeague chubby little fangirl kicked Stargirl in the shin]] when she badmouthed about Supergirl.

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* In the {{DCAU}}, {{Supergirl}} has considerable popularity in Japan. So popular that a [[Funny/JusticeLeague chubby little fangirl kicked Stargirl in the shin]] when she badmouthed for badmouthing about Supergirl.
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* In FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroes, at one point Johnny comments "That's it, I'm moving to Japan. They ''love'' me in Japan."

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* In FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroes, ''FantasticFourWorldsGreatestHeroes'', at one point Johnny comments "That's it, I'm moving to Japan. They ''love'' me in Japan."

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