History Trivia / FernGullyTheLastRainforest

** The French title is "Les Aventures de Zak et Crysta dans la Forêt Tropicale de Fergully''[[note]]The Adventures of Zak and Crysta in the Tropical Forest of Fergully[[/note]].

* CrossRegionalVoiceActing: ''The Magical Rescue'' used actors from the Los Angeles and San Francisco Bay areas.

* TheOtherDarrin: ''Everyone'' was recast for the sequel. Only one of the replacement voice actors (Matt K. Miller as Batty) has any roles whatsoever outside the film.

* SequelGap: The DirectToVideo sequel, ''[=FernGully=] 2: The Magical Rescue'', was released six years after the first.

* TheOtherDarrin: ''Everyone'' was recast for the sequel, presumably due to its astronomically low budget. Possibly due to this, only one of the replacement voice actors (Matt K. Miller as Batty) has any roles whatsoever outside the film.

* TheOtherDarrin: ''Everyone'' was recast for the sequel. Bizarrely, only one of the replacement voice actors (Matt K. Miller as Batty) has any roles whatsoever outside the film, indicative of its extremely low budget.

* InternationalCoProduction: The first film was produced by Kroyer Films, who were assisted by several companies both domestic (including Creator/CharacterBuilders and Creator/PacificTitle) and overseas (A.Film in Hungary, Creator/WangFilmProductions in {{UsefulNotes/Taiwan}} and {{Creator/Saerom}}, Creator/RoughDraftStudios, Creator/HanhoHeungUp and Creator/LukFilm in UsefulNotes/SouthKorea).

* TheWikiRule: Has one [[https://ferngully.fandom.com/wiki/FernGully_Wiki here]].

* TheOtherDarrin: ''Everyone'' was recast for the sequel. Bizarrely, only one of the replacement voice actors (Matt K. Miller as Batty) has any roles whatsoever outside this film.

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Creator/YasunoriMatsumoto and Creator/MegumiHayashibara, the respective Japanese voice actors of Zak and Crysta, were regulars on the ''Anime/TekkamanBlade'' franchise and the Japanese dub of ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' at the time of the film's release.

** Diana Young, who created the ''Ferngully'' stories, is the wife of producer Wayne Young.

* ActingForTwo: Creator/DannyMann voiced Ash (one of the Beetle Boys) and the radio dispatcher.

* TalkingToHimself: In the European Spanish version, ''ALL the characters in the film'' are voiced by one person, comedian Ángel Garó, who did 32 different voices. It set a record for most voices done by a single person in a film.

** In Japan, the film's had a variety of titles over the years. The title of the theatrical release was ''[=GreenGully=]: Eien no Nettai Urin''[[note]][=GreenGully=]: The Eternal Tropical Rainforest[[/note]], a satellite TV version was titled ''Mori no Yōsei Crysta''[[note]]Fairy of the Forest Crysta[[/note]] and a VHS release was titled ''Little Fairy: Fushigi no Mori no Yōseitachi''[[note]]Little Fairy: The Fairies of the Mysterious Forest[[/note]]. Current releases go by the VHS title minus the ''Little Fairy'' part.
** The film is titled ''Ferngully: Las aventuras de Zak y Crysta''[[note]]The Adventures of Zak and Crysta[[/note]] in Latin America.

** In Japan, the film's had a variety of titles over the years. The title of the theatrical release was ''[=GreenGully=]: Eien no Nettai Urin''[[note]][=GreenGully=]: The Eternal Tropical Rainforest[[/note]], a satellite TV version was titled ''Mori no Yōsei Crysta''[[note]]Fairy of the Forest Crysta[[/note]], a VHS release was titled ''Little Fairy: Fushigi no Mori no Yōseitachi''[[note]]Little Fairy: The Fairies of the Mysterious Forest[[/note]]. Current releases go by the VHS title minus the ''Little Fairy'' part.

** In Japan, the film's had a variety of titles over the years. The title of the theatrical release was ''[=GreenGully=]: Eien no Nettai Urin''[[note]]GreenGully: The Eternal Tropical Rainforest[[/note]], a satellite TV version was titled ''Mori no Yōsei Crysta''[[note]]Fairy of the Forest Crysta[[/note]], a VHS release was titled ''Little Fairy: Fushigi no Mori no Yōseitachi''[[note]]Little Fairy: The Fairies of the Mysterious Forest[[/note]]. Current releases go by the VHS title minus the ''Little Fairy'' part.

** In Japan, the film's had a variety of titles over the years. The title of the theatrical release was ''GreenGully: Eien no Nettai Urin''[[note]]GreenGully: The Eternal Tropical Rainforest[[/note]], a satellite TV version was titled ''Mori no Yōsei Crysta''[[note]]Fairy of the Forest Crysta[[/note]], a VHS release was titled ''Little Fairy: Fushigi no Mori no Yōseitachi''[[note]]Little Fairy: The Fairies of the Mysterious Forest[[/note]]. Current releases go by the VHS title minus the ''Little Fairy'' part.

** In Japan, the film's had a variety of titles over the years. The title of the theatrical release was *GreenGully: Eien no Nettai Urin*[[note]]GreenGully: The Eternal Tropical Rainforest[[/note]], a satellite TV version was titled *Mori no Yōsei Crysta*[[note]]Fairy of the Forest Crysta[[/note]], a VHS release was titled *Little Fairy: Fushigi no Mori no Yōseitachi*[[note]]Little Fairy: The Fairies of the Mysterious Forest[[/note]]. Current releases go by the VHS title minus the *Little Fairy* part.

** In Japan, the film's had a variety of titles over the years. The title of the theatrical release was *GreenGully: Eien no Nettai Urin*[[note]]GreenGully: The Eternal Tropical Rainforest[[note]], a satellite TV version was titled *Mori no Yōsei Crysta*[[note]]Fairy of the Forest Crysta[[note]], a VHS release was titled *Little Fairy: Fushigi no Mori no Yōseitachi*[[note]]Little Fairy: The Fairies of the Mysterious Forest[[note]]. Current releases go by the VHS title minus the *Little Fairy* part.

** In Japan, the film is titled ''The Fairies of the Mysterious Forest''.