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* CelebrityVoiceActor: Neyo Zakenja is voiced by well-known anime and tokusatsu singer, Creator/MitsukoHorie. [[note]] though she's had her fair share of voice acting roles before and since ''Taruruto'' [[/note]]

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* CelebrityVoiceActor: Neyo Zakenja is voiced by well-known anime and tokusatsu singer, Creator/MitsukoHorie. [[note]] though Though she's had her fair share of voice acting roles before and since ''Taruruto'' [[/note]]this series[[/note]]
* CowboyBeBopAtHisComputer: An October 1992 issue of ''Sega Mega Drive Advanced Gaming'' incorrectly refers to the Mega Drive game as ''Magical Tarot'', despite none of the characters ever using tarot cards in the game. The writer also calls Taru asexual, as they couldn't figure out what gender he is (Though TARAKO's performance probably didn't help much). Also, to no surprise, Count Racul is outright referred to as Dracula.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: According to TARAKO, she had auditioned for the role of Honmaru, but had to also audition for Taruruto's role on the spot. Given Taru's soft yet raspy voice, Honmaru's expressive and loud mouth, and how well the final voice actors fit into their roles, It's hard to imagine how that would have turned out.
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* UncreditedRole: For whatsoever reason, Gabeira's voice actor goes uncredited during the credits sequence of episode 34.
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* ReferencedBy: Taru makes a cameo towards the end of the first episode of ''Manga/GoldenBoy'' as a part of the office assistant-esque UI that Kintaro builds.

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* ReferencedBy: Taru makes a cameo towards the end of the first episode of ''Manga/GoldenBoy'' as a part of the office assistant-esque UI that Kintaro builds. He later reappears in episode 6 on a mug of coffee that Kintaro passes to Chie.
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** According to Creator/GameFreak's Ken Sugimori, the company was approached by Creator/{{Sega}} with a choice of a few projects for the Mega Drive, including a game starring a fast food chain’s character (presumably what would eventually become Creator/{{Treasure}}'s ''VideoGame/McDonaldsTreasureLandAdventure'', a ''VideoGame/PhantasyStar'' sequel, and a game based on ''Magical Taruruto-kun''. The rest is history after that, ''VideoGame/{{Pulseman}}'' would later use a similar (if not the same) engine, and it may be a coincidence that a few traits of the characters, including Taru's large and long tongue and Niruru's shape-shifting abilities were later be adapted into a few Franchise/{{Pokemon}}, such as Lickitung and Ditto.

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** According to Creator/GameFreak's Ken Sugimori, the company was approached by Creator/{{Sega}} with a choice of a few projects for the Mega Drive, including a game starring a fast food chain’s character (presumably what would eventually become Creator/{{Treasure}}'s ''VideoGame/McDonaldsTreasureLandAdventure'', ''VideoGame/McDonaldsTreasureLandAdventure''), a ''VideoGame/PhantasyStar'' sequel, and a game based on ''Magical Taruruto-kun''. The rest is history after that, ''VideoGame/{{Pulseman}}'' would later use a similar (if similar, if not the same) same engine, and it may be a coincidence that a few traits of the characters, including Taru's large and long tongue and Niruru's shape-shifting abilities were later be adapted into a few Franchise/{{Pokemon}}, such as Lickitung and Ditto.
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* TroubledProduction: According to producer Hiromi Seki, the production of the anime was subcontracted to the Philippines which often put the series on a tight schedule because several circumstances, including delivery delays, airport closures. This also frequently led to episodes being skipped over in production, which resulted in altered or merged stories which could result in different endings.

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* TroubledProduction: According to producer Hiromi Seki, the production of the anime was subcontracted to the Philippines which often put the series on a tight schedule because several circumstances, including delivery delays, and airport closures. This also frequently led to episodes being skipped over in production, which resulted in altered or merged stories which could result in different endings.
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* TroubledProduction: According to producer Hiromi Seki, the production of the anime was subcontracted to the Philippines which often put the series on a tight schedule because several circumstances, including delivery delays, airport closures. This also frequently led to episodes being skipped over in production, which resulted in altered or merged stories which could result in different endings.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: True to most licensed video games, most of the titles in this series haven't been made available since their original release. The only exceptions are the Shonen Jump Edition of the Famicom Mini which has ''Fantastic World!!'', and the Mega Drive 2 Mini, which has that version of the Creator/GameFreak game. Even then, these consoles are Japan-exclusives.

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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: True to most licensed video games, most of the titles in this series haven't been made available since their original release. The only exceptions are the Shonen Jump Edition of the Famicom Mini which has ''Fantastic World!!'', and the Mega Drive 2 Mini, which has that version of the Creator/GameFreak game. Even then, these consoles are Japan-exclusives.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: True to most licensed video games, most of the titles in this series haven't been made available since their original release. The only exceptions are the Shonen Jump Edition of the Famicom Mini which has ''Fantastic World!!'', and the Mega Drive 2 Mini, which has that version of the Creator/GameFreak game. Even then, these consoles are Japan-exclusives.
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* FanTranslation: The Mega Drive game was translated by a group of fans in both English and French sometime in 2023, the latter language making use of Taru's credit as Taluluto.

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* ThoseTwoActors: The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama (Honmaru) and Creator/RyoHorikawa (Harako) voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].

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The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama (Honmaru) and Creator/RyoHorikawa (Harako) voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].either]].
** Creator/TakeshiAono (Matsugoro) would later join the lead actress Creator/{{Tarako}} (Taruruto) and the cast of ''Manga/ChibiMarukoChan'' in 1995 as the second voice of Grandpa Tomozō Sakura, whom he would portray until having his stroke in 2010.
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* CelebrityVoiceActor: Neeyo Zakenja is voiced by well-known anime and tokusatsu singer, Creator/MitsukoHorie. [[note]] though she's had her fair share of voice acting roles before and since ''Taruruto'' [[/note]]

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* CelebrityVoiceActor: Neeyo Neyo Zakenja is voiced by well-known anime and tokusatsu singer, Creator/MitsukoHorie. [[note]] though she's had her fair share of voice acting roles before and since ''Taruruto'' [[/note]]



** According to Creator/GameFreak's Ken Sugimori, the company was approached by Creator/{{Sega}} with a choice of a few projects for the Mega Drive, including a game starring a fast food chain’s character (presumably what would eventually become Creator/{{Treasure}}'s ''VideoGame/McDonaldsTreasureLandAdventure'', a ''VideoGame/PhantasyStar'' sequel, and a game based on ''Magical Taruruto-kun''. The rest is history after that, ''VideoGame/{{Pulseman}}'' would later use a similar (if not the same) engine, and it may be a coincidence that a few traits of the characters, including Taru's large and long tongue and Niruru's shape-shifting abilities were later be adapted into a few Franchise/{{Pokemon}}, such as Ditto and Lickitung.

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** According to Creator/GameFreak's Ken Sugimori, the company was approached by Creator/{{Sega}} with a choice of a few projects for the Mega Drive, including a game starring a fast food chain’s character (presumably what would eventually become Creator/{{Treasure}}'s ''VideoGame/McDonaldsTreasureLandAdventure'', a ''VideoGame/PhantasyStar'' sequel, and a game based on ''Magical Taruruto-kun''. The rest is history after that, ''VideoGame/{{Pulseman}}'' would later use a similar (if not the same) engine, and it may be a coincidence that a few traits of the characters, including Taru's large and long tongue and Niruru's shape-shifting abilities were later be adapted into a few Franchise/{{Pokemon}}, such as Ditto Lickitung and Lickitung.Ditto.
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** According to Creator/GameFreak's Ken Sugimori, the company was approached by Creator/{{Sega}} with a choice of a few projects for the Mega Drive, including a game starring a fast food chain’s character (presumably what would eventually become Creator/{{Treasure}}'s ''VideoGame/McDonaldsTreasureLandAdventure'', a ''VideoGame/PhantasyStar'' sequel, and a game based on ''Magical Taruruto-kun''. The rest is history after that, ''VideoGame/{{Pulseman}}'' would later use a similar (if not the same) engine, and it may be a coincidence that a few traits of the characters, including Taru's large and long tongue and Niruru's shape-shifting abilities were later be adapted into a few Franchise/{{Pokemon}}, such as Ditto and Lickitung.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Tatsuya Egawa had asked Creator/HiromiTsuru to voice Mari Ooaya as he was a huge fan of hers and had been following her since [[Anime/TheStoryOfPerrine her debut]], this would also be the main reason why she voiced Madame President in Egawa's next series, ''Manga/GoldenBoy''.

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* CreatorChosenCasting: Tatsuya Egawa had asked Creator/HiromiTsuru to voice Mari Ooaya Oaya as he was a huge fan of hers and had been following her since [[Anime/TheStoryOfPerrine her debut]], this would also be the main reason why she voiced Madame President in Egawa's next series, ''Manga/GoldenBoy''.



* TheOtherDarrin: Honmaru's mother, Chizuru was voiced by the late Creator/ChiekoHonda throughout the entire duration of the anime, however, there were some instances where the late Creator/HiromiTsuru (who was already voicing the teacher, Mari Ooaya) would fill in for her.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Honmaru's mother, Chizuru was voiced by the late Creator/ChiekoHonda throughout the entire duration of the anime, however, there were some instances where the late Creator/HiromiTsuru (who was already voicing the teacher, Mari Ooaya) Oaya) would fill in for her.

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* CreatorChosenCasting: Egawa had asked Creator/HiromiTsuru to voice Mari Ooaya as he was a huge fan of hers and had been following her since [[Anime/TheStoryOfPerrine her debut]], this would also be the main reason why she voiced Madame President in Egawa's next series, ''Manga/GoldenBoy''.
* DescendedCreator: Tatsuya Egawa himself voiced Waseda in the anime.

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* CreatorChosenCasting: Tatsuya Egawa had asked Creator/HiromiTsuru to voice Mari Ooaya as he was a huge fan of hers and had been following her since [[Anime/TheStoryOfPerrine her debut]], this would also be the main reason why she voiced Madame President in Egawa's next series, ''Manga/GoldenBoy''.
* DescendedCreator: Tatsuya Egawa himself voiced Waseda in the anime.


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* LicensedGame: The series launched a series of video games between 1991 and 1992. Taru even makes appearances in a few of the ''Magazine/ShonenJump''-based games.

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* DescendedCreator: Tatsuya Egawa himself voiced Waseda in the anime.


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* DescendedCreator: Tatsuya Egawa himself voiced Waseda in the anime.
* FanTranslation: The Mega Drive game was translated by a group of fans in both English and French sometime in 2023, the latter language making use of Taru's credit as Taluluto.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Honmaru's mother, Chizuru was voiced by the late Creator/ChiekoHonda throughout the entire duration of the anime, however there were some instances where the late Creator/HiromiTsuru (who was already voicing the teacher, Mari Ooaya) would fill in for her.

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* TheOtherDarrin: Honmaru's mother, Chizuru was voiced by the late Creator/ChiekoHonda throughout the entire duration of the anime, however however, there were some instances where the late Creator/HiromiTsuru (who was already voicing the teacher, Mari Ooaya) would fill in for her.


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* ReferencedBy: Taru makes a cameo towards the end of the first episode of ''Manga/GoldenBoy'' as a part of the office assistant-esque UI that Kintaro builds.
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* NoExportForYou: Except for the original manga, which didn't even see an English release until 2020, thirty-two years after its debut, nothing of this series has ever seen the light of day in America.

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* NoExportForYou: Except for the original manga, which didn't even see an English release until 2020, [[LateExportForYou thirty-two years after its debut, debut]], nothing of this series has ever seen the light of day in America.
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** Same goes for France, they only got the manga and that's it.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Egawa had asked Creator/HiromiTsuru to voice Mari Ooaya as he was a huge fan of hers and had been following her since [[Anime/TheStoryOfPerrine her debut]], he would later do ask her again to voice Madamme President in ''Manga/GoldenBoy''.

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* CreatorChosenCasting: Egawa had asked Creator/HiromiTsuru to voice Mari Ooaya as he was a huge fan of hers and had been following her since [[Anime/TheStoryOfPerrine her debut]], he this would later do ask her again to voice Madamme also be the main reason why she voiced Madame President in Egawa's next series, ''Manga/GoldenBoy''.
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* CreatorChosenCasting: Egawa had asked Creator/HiromiTsuru to voice Mari Ooaya as he was a huge fan of hers and had been following her since [[Anime/TheStoryOfPerrine her debut]], he would later do ask her again to voice Madamme President in ''Manga/GoldenBoy''.
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** In the pachinko games, ''none'' of the anime's cast came back and both games had entirely different sets of voice actors.
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* DescendedCreator: Tatsuya Egawa himself voiced Waseda in the anime.


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* TheOtherDarrin: Honmaru's mother, Chizuru was voiced by the late Creator/ChiekoHonda throughout the entire duration of the anime, however there were some instances where the late Creator/HiromiTsuru (who was already voicing the teacher, Mari Ooaya) would fill in for her.
** Ditto for Taru & Ria's mother who was voiced by Creator/ErikoHara in episodes 4 & 5 and later voiced by Creator/MikaDoi in episodes 60 & 61.
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* ThoseTwoActors: The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama (Honmaru) and Creator/RyoHorikawa (Harako) voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama (Honmaru) and Creator/RyoHorikawa (Harako) voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].

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* RelationshipVoiceActor: The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama (Honmaru) and Creator/RyoHorikawa (Harako) voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].------

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* CelebrityVoiceActor: Neeyo Zakenja is voiced by well known anime and tokusatsu singer, Creator/MitsukoHorie. [[note]] though she's had her fair share of voice acting roles before and since ''Taruruto'' [[/note]]

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* CelebrityVoiceActor: Neeyo Zakenja is voiced by well known well-known anime and tokusatsu singer, Creator/MitsukoHorie. [[note]] though she's had her fair share of voice acting roles before and since ''Taruruto'' [[/note]][[/note]]
* NoExportForYou: Except for the original manga, which didn't even see an English release until 2020, thirty-two years after its debut, nothing of this series has ever seen the light of day in America.
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* CelebrityVoiceActor: Neeyo Zakenja is voiced by well known anime and tokusatsu singer, Creator/MitsukoHorie. [[note]] though she's had her fair share of voice acting roles before and since ''Taruruto'' [[/note]]
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama and Creator/RyoHorikawa voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].

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* RelationshipVoiceActor: The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama (Honmaru) and Creator/RyoHorikawa (Harako) voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].
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* RelationshipVoiceActor: The anime adaptation marked the first time we'd see Creator/MinamiTakayama and Creator/RyoHorikawa voicing rival characters, and [[Manga/{{Yaiba}} it wouldn't be]] [[Manga/CaseClosed the last time either]].

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