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* OutOfHolidayEpisode: The last four episodes of the series take place during Christmas and aired in April.

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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/HilaryHaag, the English voice of Puchiko, says that her in her episode commentary that her favorite episode is 22, with 24 being her second

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* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/HilaryHaag, the English voice of Puchiko, says that her in her episode commentary that her favorite episode is 22, with 24 being her secondsecond.


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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: Hilary Haag mentions in her commentary that she was originally going to comment over Episode 22, the one with the pig race, but ran out of things to say.

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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: As the first entry of the franchise to be released in North America, this was the first time audiences in that region were exposed to Dejiko, Puchiko, Gema and Piyoko.
* SequelFirst: This was the first ''Di Gi Charat'' anime to be dubbed and released in North America, however [[Anime/DiGiCharat1999 the prior TV series]] and ''[[Anime/DiGiCharatTheaterLeaveItToPiyokoPyo Leave It To Piyoko!]]'' would be dubbed and released the following year in reverse order.

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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: As the first entry of the franchise to be released in North America, this was the first time audiences in that region were exposed to Dejiko, Puchiko, Gema and Piyoko.
Piyoko [[note]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxZPexwDZ0g outside of ABC Family airing this commercial of course]] [[/note]].
* SequelFirst: This was the first ''Di Gi Charat'' anime to be dubbed and released in North America, however [[Anime/DiGiCharat1999 the prior TV series]] and ''[[Anime/DiGiCharatTheaterLeaveItToPiyokoPyo Leave It To Piyoko!]]'' would be dubbed and released the following year in reverse order.year.
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* YouSoundFamiliar: Creator/KyokoHikami, the voice of Rabi~en~Rose, voices the narrator in ''Panyo Panyo''.

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* YouSoundFamiliar: Creator/KyokoHikami, the voice of Rabi~en~Rose, voices the narrator in ''Panyo Panyo''. This gets referenced in Episode 48 when Rabi~en~Rose makes her only appearance, with it being while the narrator is talking.
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* SequelFirst: This was the first ''Di Gi Charat'' anime to be dubbed and released in North America, however the prior TV series and ''Leave It To Piyoko!'' would be dubbed and released the following year in reverse order.

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* SequelFirst: This was the first ''Di Gi Charat'' anime to be dubbed and released in North America, however [[Anime/DiGiCharat1999 the prior TV series series]] and ''Leave ''[[Anime/DiGiCharatTheaterLeaveItToPiyokoPyo Leave It To Piyoko!'' Piyoko!]]'' would be dubbed and released the following year in reverse order.
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* DVDCommentary: Commentaries on various episodes from Creator/LuciChristian, Dejiko’s VA, Creator/HilaryHaag, Puchiko’s VA, Cynthia Martinez, Meek’s VA, and Creator/AllisonSumrall, Rinna’s VA are available on the [=DVDs=] released for the series.

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* DVDCommentary: Commentaries on various episodes from Creator/LuciChristian, Dejiko’s VA, Creator/HilaryHaag, Puchiko’s VA, Cynthia Martinez, Meek’s VA, the English [=VAs=] of [[Creator/LuciChristian Dejiko]], [[Creator/HilaryHaag Puchiko]], [[Creator/CynthiaMartinez Meek]], and Creator/AllisonSumrall, Rinna’s VA [[Creator/AllisonSumrall Rinna]] are available on the [=DVDs=] released for the series.
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* ChannelHop: The original series and specials aired on [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]], ''Panyo Panyo'' (as well as [[Anime/DiGiCharatNyo Nyo!]]) however aired on Creator/TVTokyo.

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* ChannelHop: The original series and specials aired on [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]], ''Panyo Panyo'' (as well as [[Anime/DiGiCharatNyo Nyo!]]) ''[[Anime/DiGiCharatNyo Nyo!]]'') however aired on Creator/TVTokyo.
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* ChannelHop: The original series and specials aired on [[Creator/TokyoBroadcastingSystem TBS]], ''Panyo Panyo'' (as well as [[Anime/DiGiCharatNyo Nyo!]]) however aired on Creator/TVTokyo.

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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: As the first entry of the franchise to be released in North America, this was the first time audiences in that region were exposed to Dejiko, Puchiko and Piyoko.

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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: As the first entry of the franchise to be released in North America, this was the first time audiences in that region were exposed to Dejiko, Puchiko Puchiko, Gema and Piyoko.



* StudioHop: This is the only entry in the ''Di Gi Charat'' franchise to have sound effects provided by Creator/SoundBox instead of Creator/FizzSoundCreation.

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* StudioHop: This is the only entry in the ''Di Gi Charat'' franchise to have sound effects provided by Creator/SoundBox instead of Creator/FizzSoundCreation.Creator/FizzSoundCreation.
* YouSoundFamiliar: Creator/KyokoHikami, the voice of Rabi~en~Rose, voices the narrator in ''Panyo Panyo''.
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* BTeamSequel: While still produced by Creator/{{Madhouse}} [[note]] who was the franchise's main animation studio until ''Winter Garden'' [[/note]], ''Panyo Panyo'' is the ''only'' anime in the ''Di Gi Charat'' franchise to not be directed by Hiroaki Sakurai, instead being directed by Shigehito Takayanagi [[note]] mistranslated as "Masato Takayanagi" on ADV's release [[/note]].



* SequelFirst: This was the first ''Di Gi Charat'' anime to be dubbed and released in North America, however the prior TV series and ''Leave It To Piyoko!'' would be dubbed and released the following year in reverse order.

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* SequelFirst: This was the first ''Di Gi Charat'' anime to be dubbed and released in North America, however the prior TV series and ''Leave It To Piyoko!'' would be dubbed and released the following year in reverse order.order.
* StudioHop: This is the only entry in the ''Di Gi Charat'' franchise to have sound effects provided by Creator/SoundBox instead of Creator/FizzSoundCreation.
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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: This series was the introduction of Piyoko in America as the special she debuted in was never dubbed.
* TheOtherDarrin: Due to the series being dubbed by a different studio, Dejiko, Puchiko, and Piyoko all have different [=VAs=].

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* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: This series As the first entry of the franchise to be released in North America, this was the introduction of Piyoko first time audiences in America as the special she debuted in was never dubbed.
* TheOtherDarrin: Due
that region were exposed to the series being dubbed by a different studio, Dejiko, Puchiko, Puchiko and Piyoko all have different [=VAs=].Piyoko.
* SequelFirst: This was the first ''Di Gi Charat'' anime to be dubbed and released in North America, however the prior TV series and ''Leave It To Piyoko!'' would be dubbed and released the following year in reverse order.
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* CreatorsFavorite: Creator/AllisonSumrall states that Rinna is one of her favorite roles in her commentary.
* CreatorsFavoriteEpisode: Creator/HilaryHaag, the English voice of Puchiko, says that her in her episode commentary that her favorite episode is 22, with 24 being her second
* DVDCommentary: Commentaries on various episodes from Creator/LuciChristian, Dejiko’s VA, Creator/HilaryHaag, Puchiko’s VA, Cynthia Martinez, Meek’s VA, and Creator/AllisonSumrall, Rinna’s VA are available on the [=DVDs=] released for the series.
* MarthDebutedInSmashBros: This series was the introduction of Piyoko in America as the special she debuted in was never dubbed.
* TheOtherDarrin: Due to the series being dubbed by a different studio, Dejiko, Puchiko, and Piyoko all have different [=VAs=].

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