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* ''Trivia/SuperNeptuniaRPG (the eight spin-off game)

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* ''Trivia/HyperdimensionNeptunia'' (the first mainline game)


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* ''Trivia/HyperdimensionNeptuniaUActionUnleashed'' (the third spin-off game)


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*** Creator/FayeMata, who normally voices high-pitched {{Genki Girl}}s, voices the deep-voiced [[TheStoic Stoic]] [[Anime/HisCooolSeHaGirls Mega Drive]] in ''VideoGame/SuperdimensionNeptuneVsSegaHardGirls''.

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*** Creator/FayeMata, who normally voices high-pitched {{Genki Girl}}s, voices the deep-voiced [[TheStoic Stoic]] stoic [[Anime/HisCooolSeHaGirls Mega Drive]] in ''VideoGame/SuperdimensionNeptuneVsSegaHardGirls''.

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* ChannelHop: During the franchise's early years in the States, the first three games plus ''Producing Perfection'' were published and localized by [[Creator/NipponIchi NIS America]], the main US publishers for the ''VideoGame/{{Disgaea}}'' series. When Creator/IdeaFactory made their own US branch, Idea Factory International, on September 30, 2013, they sold the rights for the series, as well as their [[VideoGame/FairyFencerF other]] [[VideoGame/MugenSouls titles]], from NIS, and were swiftly taken off from the latter's website once IFI moved their games into their website. Notably, they're the only games [[NoPortForYou to not be released]] on Platform/{{Steam}}, since they were licensed by NIS first.

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* ChannelHop: During the franchise's early years in the States, the first three games plus ''Producing Perfection'' were published and localized by [[Creator/NipponIchi NIS America]], the main US publishers for the ''VideoGame/{{Disgaea}}'' series. When Creator/IdeaFactory made their own US branch, branch called Idea Factory International, on September 30, International in 2013, they sold the rights for the series, as well as games along with their [[VideoGame/FairyFencerF other]] [[VideoGame/MugenSouls titles]], from NIS, and titles]] were transferred to them, where all future games would be distributed. Because NISA no longer had the publishing rights for the games, the games they published were swiftly taken off from the latter's their website once IFI and moved their games into their website. to IFI's. Notably, they're none of the only NISA-published games [[NoPortForYou to not be were released]] on Platform/{{Steam}}, since they were licensed by NIS NISA first.



* NoExportForYou: Australia hasn't gotten any games past the first one. If an Australian wants ''mk2'' or ''Victory'', they'd have to import it. ''Victory'' eventually got a very small print run down under, and all three games can be purchased from PSN.

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Australia hasn't gotten any games past the first one. If an Australian wants ''mk2'' or ''Victory'', they'd have to import it. ''Victory'' eventually got a very small print run down under, and all three games can be purchased from PSN.PSN.
** ''VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaReBirth1+'' remains Japanese exclusive, in part of being an enhanced port of the aforementioned game.
** The anime's [=OVA=] trilogy, "Neptune's Summer Vacation" in 2019, "Nep-Nep Festival" in 2021, and "Little Purple Sunshine" in 2022, have never been licensed by Creator/{{Funimation}} (now Platform/{{Crunchyroll}}), who hold the US distribution rights for the anime.
** The manga and light novel adaptations, such as ''~Megami Tsushin~'' and ''Choujigen Game Neptune: High School'', have never received official English translations. English {{Fan Translation}}s do exist though.
** The {{Drama CD}}s are usually Japanese only, given their nature of being audio dramas featuring the characters Japanese voice actresses.
* NoPortForYou: The NISA-published games (''Hyperdimension Neptunia'', ''mk2'', ''Victory'' and ''Producing Perfection'') are the only titles to not receive a Platform/{{Steam}} release.

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The Steins Gate cameo was in mk2, not the first game. Additionally Steins Gate wouldn't release in the US until 2014, nearly two years after mk2 released


** As ''VisualNovel/SteinsGate'' wasn't released in North America until after the first game, Kurisu Makise, Mayuri Shiina, and Itaru Hashida ALL made their North American debut in this game as 5pb's Skills.

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** As ''VisualNovel/SteinsGate'' wasn't released in North America until after the first game, ''mk2'', Kurisu Makise, Mayuri Shiina, and Itaru Hashida ALL made their North American debut in this game as 5pb's Skills.



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** Blanc in the original Japanese dub had a calm, soft-spoken voice that would often switch to a gruffer TomboyishVoice whenever she was in a bad mood or as [[HotBlooded White Heart]]. The English dub, while initially sticking with the former, gives Blanc a more louder, shrill, sarcastic, and passionate voice that is near identical to her HDD form. She ''briefly'' switches back to her more soft-spoken portrayal during her VR scenes in ''VIIR'', as a result of being programmed with her [[Creator/KanaAsumi Japanese voice actress]] in mind.
** Vert has a deeper voice in the English dub, sounding more of a mature adult instead of the youthful voice of the Japanese dub. Both voices emphasize her CoolBigSis status.
** Uni's HDD form Black Sister gains a significantly deeper voice compared to her normal shrill voice. This was not carried over in the dub, as Creator/SarahAnneWilliams uses the same Uni voice for Black Sister, though she sounds noticeably raspier.

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** Blanc in the original Japanese dub had a calm, soft-spoken voice that would often switch to a gruffer TomboyishVoice whenever she was in a bad mood or as [[HotBlooded White Heart]]. The English dub, while initially sticking with the former, former portrayal, gives Blanc a more louder, shrill, sarcastic, and passionate voice that is near identical to her HDD form. She ''briefly'' switches back to her more soft-spoken portrayal during her VR scenes in ''VIIR'', as a result of being programmed with her [[Creator/KanaAsumi Japanese voice actress]] in mind.
** Vert has a deeper voice in the English dub, sounding more of a mature adult instead of the calm and youthful voice of Creator/RinaSato brings to the character in the Japanese dub. Both voices emphasize her CoolBigSis status.
** Uni's HDD form Black Sister gains a significantly deeper voice compared to her normal shrill voice. This was not carried over in the dub, as Creator/SarahAnneWilliams uses the same Uni voice for Black Sister, Sister as she does for Uni, though she sounds noticeably raspier.
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** Each game in the series is released a year apart from each other. The only exceptions are ''VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline'' and ''Neptunia x SENRAN KAGURA: Ninja Wars'', which were released on the same year as their Japanese releases only a few months apart.
** The [[Anime/HyperdimensionNeptuniaTheAnimation anime adaptation]] first premiered in Japan on July 12, 2013, and wouldn't get a US release until Creator/FUNimation acquired the license in 2015, 2 years after its initial premiere.


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*** Creator/FayeMata, who normally voices high-pitched {{Genki Girl}}s, voices the deep-voiced [[TheStoic Stoic]] [[Anime/HisCooolSeHaGirls Mega Drive]] in ''VideoGame/SuperdimensionNeptuneVsSegaHardGirls''.


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* UnspecifiedRoleCredit: The credits only lists the (Japanese) voice actors with their characters. The non-important characters only have the names of their voice actors. This applies to the English dub as well, which only lists the original Japanese voice cast, leading to some characters without English voice actors to this day (Linda, Game Gear, Aneeta Job etc.)
* VoicedDifferentlyInTheDub:
** Blanc in the original Japanese dub had a calm, soft-spoken voice that would often switch to a gruffer TomboyishVoice whenever she was in a bad mood or as [[HotBlooded White Heart]]. The English dub, while initially sticking with the former, gives Blanc a more louder, shrill, sarcastic, and passionate voice that is near identical to her HDD form. She ''briefly'' switches back to her more soft-spoken portrayal during her VR scenes in ''VIIR'', as a result of being programmed with her [[Creator/KanaAsumi Japanese voice actress]] in mind.
** Vert has a deeper voice in the English dub, sounding more of a mature adult instead of the youthful voice of the Japanese dub. Both voices emphasize her CoolBigSis status.
** Uni's HDD form Black Sister gains a significantly deeper voice compared to her normal shrill voice. This was not carried over in the dub, as Creator/SarahAnneWilliams uses the same Uni voice for Black Sister, though she sounds noticeably raspier.
** Anri from ''Sisters'' has a much deeper voice in the dub.
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** Creator/ErinFitzgerald did not reprise her role as Noire in ''[[VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline Cyberdimension]]'' due to her participating in the 2017 SAG-AFTRA strike and becoming a union-only VA. As a result, Noire was instead voiced by Creator/EricaMendez, with Mendez becoming Noire's de-facto voice actress future games.

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** Creator/ErinFitzgerald did not reprise her role as Noire in ''[[VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline Cyberdimension]]'' due to her participating in the 2017 SAG-AFTRA strike and becoming a union-only VA. As a result, Noire was instead voiced by Creator/EricaMendez, with Mendez becoming Noire's de-facto voice actress in future games.
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** Creator/ErinFitzgerald did not reprise her role as Noire in ''[[VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline Cyberdimension]]'' due to her participating in the 2017 SAG-AFTRA strike and became a union-only VA. As a result, Noire was instead voiced by Creator/EricaMendez, with Mendez becoming Noire's de-facto voice actoress future games.

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** Creator/ErinFitzgerald did not reprise her role as Noire in ''[[VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline Cyberdimension]]'' due to her participating in the 2017 SAG-AFTRA strike and became becoming a union-only VA. As a result, Noire was instead voiced by Creator/EricaMendez, with Mendez becoming Noire's de-facto voice actoress actress future games.

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** In the English dub of ''VII'', Vert's voice actress, Creator/TaraPlatt, had to be replaced by Creator/CarrieKeranen, who also voices Rom, owing to Platt's unavailability. Keranen has since voiced Vert.
** Creator/ErinFitzgerald did not reprise her role as Noire in ''[[VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline Cyberdimension]]'' because she was participating in a strike following a breakdown in negotiations between SAG-AFTRA (a voice actors union) and several major developers and publishers. As a result, Noire was instead voiced by Creator/EricaMendez. Fortunately, the strike ended in September 2017, leaving the door open for Fitzgerald to return to the role. In ''VIIR'', Mendez once again voiced Noire in the new VR scenes, with some sources stating that Fitzgerald's performance was eradicated in the re-release, and much like Carrie Keranen's example above, Mendez became Noire's current VA.

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** In the English dub of ''VII'', Vert's voice actress, Creator/TaraPlatt, had to be was replaced by Creator/CarrieKeranen, who also voices Rom, owing to Platt's unavailability. Keranen has since voiced Vert.
** Creator/ErinFitzgerald did not reprise her role as Noire in ''[[VideoGame/CyberdimensionNeptunia4GoddessesOnline Cyberdimension]]'' because she was due to her participating in a strike following a breakdown in negotiations between the 2017 SAG-AFTRA (a voice actors union) strike and several major developers and publishers. became a union-only VA. As a result, Noire was instead voiced by Creator/EricaMendez. Fortunately, the strike ended in September 2017, leaving the door open for Fitzgerald to return to the role. In ''VIIR'', Creator/EricaMendez, with Mendez once again voiced Noire in the new VR scenes, with some sources stating that Fitzgerald's performance was eradicated in the re-release, and much like Carrie Keranen's example above, Mendez became becoming Noire's current VA.de-facto voice actoress future games.



** While Creator/RieTanaka enjoys her role as Neptune, she also finds the character's high-pitched voice somewhat strenuous to keep up, as Purple Heart's contralto is what she's used to.
** Creator/KanaAsumi usually play characters who are energetic, high-pitched {{Genki Girl}}s ([[Literature/NyarukoCrawlingWithLove Nyaruko]], [[Manga/{{Working}} Popura Taneshime]], and [[Manga/{{Nisekoi}} Marika Tachibana]]) or innocent, soft-spoken {{Nice Girl}}s ([[Manga/HidamariSketch Yuno]]). Blanc, while normally quiet, is one of Asumi's stand out roles due to the character's [[SirSwearsALot profane vocabulary]], [[HairTriggerTemper short-temper]], HotBlooded attitude, and a coarse and angry-sounding way of speaking, especially as White Heart.
** Creator/KanaHanazawa is known for playing soft-spoken young girls who wouldn't hurt a fly such as [[Anime/AngelBeats Kanade Tachibana]], [[Manga/{{Nisekoi}} Kosaki Onodera]], and [[VisualNovel/Danganronpa2GoodbyeDespair Chiaki Nanami]]. And while her role as [[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaVictory Plutia]] isn't an example of this, it's her SuperpoweredEvilSide Iris Heart that takes the cake, being a {{sadist}}ic {{Dominatrix}} who gets a kick out of terrorizing enemies and allies alike while also making [[DoubleEntendre suggestive-sounding innuendos]]. She also talks in a sultry CreepyMonotone and can pull a LargeHam from time to time.
** While Creator/ChiakiTakahashi has played [[VideoGame/PrincessConnectReDive villainous]] [[Anime/SevenMortalSins women]], her regular forte of roles are the kind-hearted [[CoolBigSis big-sister]] or [[TeamMom mother-like]] archetypes ([[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Azusa Miura]] and [[VisualNovel/RumblingHearts Mitsuki Hayase]]), and even one of her villainous roles ([[VideoGame/BlazBlue Litchi Faye-Ling]]) had the villain in question be ForcedIntoEvil. By contrast, Arfoire, the series' main BigBad, is ([[DependingOnTheWriter for the most part]]) a completely irredeemable, cruel and wicked women whose goal is to get rid of the [=CPUs=] and [[OmnicidalManiac Gamindustri as a whole]]. Her successor, [[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2 CFW Magic]], is the leader of a criminal syndicate who is just as cruel as her precursor. [[VideoGame/SuperNeptuniaRPG Filyn]] also counts as being a TinyTyrannicalGirl of a NebulousEvilOrganization.
** In English: Creator/CheramiLeigh, who usually plays heroic female protagonists like [[Manga/FairyTail Lucy Heartfilia]] and [[Literature/SwordArtOnline Asuna Yuuki]], plays the GoodIsNotNice TerrorHero Iris Heart.
** Creator/JulieAnnTaylor[='s=] most famous roles are peppy or kind-hearted young women what with the likes of [[VisualNovel/FateStayNight Taiga Fujimura]], [[Franchise/BlazBlue Tsubaki Yayoi]], and ''Neptunia'''s own 5pb.. The shy and insecure [[spoiler:but also highly unstable]] Rei Ryghts is one of her rarer roles. And whereas most of Taylor's roles were of heroines (or in Kokonoe's case, an [[AntiHero Anti-Heroine]]), Rei [[spoiler:is the main antagonist of her game]].
** In contrast to her role as the heroic and friendly Compa, Creator/CristinaVee playing the antagonistic Croire complete with a lower pitch voice was surprising since she's known for playing upbeat heroines like [[WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug Marinette Dupain-Cheng]] and VideoGame/{{Shantae}}. That's not to say Vee ''hadn't'' done these types of characters before and afterwards though.

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While Creator/RieTanaka enjoys her role as Neptune, she also finds the character's high-pitched voice somewhat strenuous to keep up, as Purple Heart's contralto is what she's used to.
** *** Creator/KanaAsumi usually play characters who are energetic, high-pitched {{Genki Girl}}s ([[Literature/NyarukoCrawlingWithLove Nyaruko]], [[Manga/{{Working}} Popura Taneshime]], and [[Manga/{{Nisekoi}} Marika Tachibana]]) or innocent, soft-spoken {{Nice Girl}}s ([[Manga/HidamariSketch Yuno]]). Blanc, while normally quiet, is one of Asumi's stand out roles due to the character's [[SirSwearsALot profane vocabulary]], [[HairTriggerTemper short-temper]], HotBlooded attitude, and a coarse and angry-sounding way of speaking, especially as White Heart.
** *** Creator/KanaHanazawa is known for playing soft-spoken young girls who wouldn't hurt a fly such as [[Anime/AngelBeats Kanade Tachibana]], [[Manga/{{Nisekoi}} Kosaki Onodera]], and [[VisualNovel/Danganronpa2GoodbyeDespair Chiaki Nanami]]. And while her role as [[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaVictory Plutia]] isn't an example of this, it's her SuperpoweredEvilSide Iris Heart that takes the cake, being a {{sadist}}ic {{Dominatrix}} who gets a kick out of terrorizing enemies and allies alike while also making [[DoubleEntendre suggestive-sounding innuendos]]. She also talks in a sultry CreepyMonotone and can pull a LargeHam from time to time.
** *** While Creator/ChiakiTakahashi has played [[VideoGame/PrincessConnectReDive villainous]] [[Anime/SevenMortalSins women]], her regular forte of roles are the kind-hearted [[CoolBigSis big-sister]] or [[TeamMom mother-like]] archetypes ([[VideoGame/TheIdolmaster Azusa Miura]] and [[VisualNovel/RumblingHearts Mitsuki Hayase]]), and even one of her villainous roles ([[VideoGame/BlazBlue Litchi Faye-Ling]]) had the villain in question be ForcedIntoEvil. By contrast, Arfoire, the series' main BigBad, is ([[DependingOnTheWriter for the most part]]) a completely irredeemable, cruel and wicked women whose goal is to get rid of the [=CPUs=] and [[OmnicidalManiac Gamindustri as a whole]]. Her successor, [[VideoGame/HyperdimensionNeptuniaMk2 CFW Magic]], is the leader of a criminal syndicate who is just as cruel as her precursor. [[VideoGame/SuperNeptuniaRPG Filyn]] also counts as being a TinyTyrannicalGirl of a NebulousEvilOrganization.
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Creator/CheramiLeigh, who usually plays heroic female protagonists like [[Manga/FairyTail Lucy Heartfilia]] and [[Literature/SwordArtOnline Asuna Yuuki]], plays the GoodIsNotNice TerrorHero Iris Heart.
** *** Creator/JulieAnnTaylor[='s=] most famous roles are peppy or kind-hearted young women what with the likes of [[VisualNovel/FateStayNight Taiga Fujimura]], [[Franchise/BlazBlue Tsubaki Yayoi]], and ''Neptunia'''s own 5pb.. The shy and insecure [[spoiler:but also highly unstable]] Rei Ryghts is one of her rarer roles. And whereas most of Taylor's roles were of heroines (or in Kokonoe's case, an [[AntiHero Anti-Heroine]]), Rei [[spoiler:is the main antagonist of her game]].
** *** In contrast to her role as the heroic and friendly Compa, Creator/CristinaVee playing the antagonistic Croire complete with a lower pitch voice was surprising since she's known for playing upbeat heroines like [[WesternAnimation/MiraculousLadybug Marinette Dupain-Cheng]] and VideoGame/{{Shantae}}. That's not to say Vee ''hadn't'' done these types of characters before and afterwards though.

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