History Trivia / StrawberryShortcake

* TransAudienceInterpretation: Plum Pudding was originally created as a boy, but was changed to a girl later in the 80s after a period of her being missing. Thus, a lot of the fan base headcanons her to be a trans girl.

* TransAudienceInterpretation: Plum Pudding was originally created as a boy, but was changed to a girl in the 2003 reboot. Thus, a lot of the fan base headcanons her to be a trans girl.

** Similar to corporate sibling ''Care Bears'', Strawberry Shortcake stuff generally never reaches Japan, despite being a country known for embracing cuteness and the franchise's popularity in the rest of Asia.

* FanNickname: SBSC or SSC.

* AmateurCast: A majority of the voice actors in the 2003 series were based out Omaha, Nebraska and had no previous acting experience or at best, had involvement in local theater and/or were local and/or regional radio and/or television personalities. Even today, they're all [[OneBookAuthor One-Book Authors]] who never acted (on-screen at least) again after the series ended its run and subsequently rebooted with a new set of cast members.

* OldShame: [=WildBrain=] apparently saw the scrapped 2017 reboot as too much of an embarrassment, prompting them to purge most if not all traces of it from their official literature.

* OldShame: [=WildBrain=] apparently saw the scrapped 2020s reboot as too much of an embarrassment, prompting them to purge most if not all traces of it from their official literature.

* AmateurCast: A majority of the voice actors in the 2003 series were based out Omaha, Nebraska and had no previous acting experience or at best, had involvement in local theater and/or were local and/or regional radio and/or television personalities. Even today, they're all [[OneBookAuthor One-Book Authors]] who never acted (on-screen at least) again after the series ended its run and faded into obscurity.

** ''Berry in the Big City'' uses Toronto-based actors, except for Creator/AndreaLibman as Lemon Meringue, who's from Vancouver.

* TheWikiRule: [[http://worldofstrawberry.wikia.com/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake_Wiki There]] [[http://strawberryshortcake.wikia.com/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake_Wiki are]] [[http://strawberryshortcakeberrybitty.wikia.com/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake three]].

** The original 1980s version of the franchise is less known outside of North America and certain Western European countries because of the lack of exports of the cartoons and merchandise that later versions got.

** There actually exists [[https://kidscreen.com/2005/06/01/strawberry-20050601/ two live-action versions]] of the 2003 series, one produced in Canada and another produced in Latin America by EXIM. Along with airing in Spanish and Portuguese, EXIM's version was dubbed and shown in South Asian and Middle Eastern countries. Ironically, neither version ever aired in the US, despite sharing the same continent with both regions and being where Strawberry originates from.

** There actually exists [[https://kidscreen.com/2005/06/01/strawberry-20050601/ two live-action versions]] of the 2003 series, one produced in Canada and another produced in Latin America by EXIM. Along with airing in Spanish and Portuguese, EXIM's version was dubbed and shown in South Asian and Middle Eastern countries. Ironically, neither version ever aired in the US, despite sharing the same continent with both regions and where Strawberry originates from.

* ChildrenVoicingChildren: Most of the voice actors were children or teenagers while voicing their characters.

* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The 2017 reboot wasn't that well received, ''to put it mildly.'' Announced in 2016, the reboot was to feature redesigned characters rendered in CGI as with the 2009 series, but the promotional renders put off a lot of fans, with some comparing the character designs unfavourably with Vanellope of ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph''. Likely as a result of this, [=WildBrain=] quietly canned it in favour of a retooled 2D animated incarnation in its place, even going so far as to purging most if not all traces of the failed reboot from their official literature.

** The 2003 series: ''Ice Cream Island Riding Camp'' for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance and the PC port of ''The Sweet Dreams Game'' for the [=PS2=] got a Europe-only release. Also, [=PS2=] version of the Sweet Dreams Game never got an NTSC/J release in Asia despite the show's popularity in the region.

** The 2003 episodes are seeing re-releases on ''Franchise/LeapFrog'''s app center for the [=LeapPad=] Explorer and Leapster Explorer series of kiddie consoles, but the title is only available to the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand.

** ''Strawberry Shortcake's Berry Bitty Adventures'' premiered on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} in Germany three months before its American premiere on The Hub, and finished its run before the U.S. premiere too.

* ShortRunInPeru: Season 4 aired in Europe two months before it aired in Asia.

* AuthorExistenceFailure: Huckleberry Pie's second voice actor in the 2003 series, James Street, died after a skateboarding accident. As a result, [[TheOriginalDarrin Daniel Canfield, his original voice actor,]] came back to reprise the role.