History Trivia / StrawberryShortcake

** The Girl's Tales podcast stories didn't specify who voiced the characters, only listing the actors who were in the episode. However, Rebecca Cunningham, the producer of Girl's Tales, did clarify the voice roles upon c

*** Creator/TabithaStGermain voices Raspberry Tart, Pupcake, Cheesecake, Parfait, Caramela Eclair, Figgy Pudding, and Genoise La Creme.

** ''Berry in the Big City'' had two crossovers with the Girl's Tales podcast, where the Strawberry Shortcake characters featured were portrayed by different actors, though it is very unclear who voiced who, as the credits only list the voice actors but don't specify which character they played.

** Minor character Tapioca Pudding from Peanuts was created as a TakeThat to Strawberry Shortcake for being a MerchandiseDriven franchise, talking excessively about licensing and how her father planned on marketing her likeness for various products.
** MAD:

* RefittedForSequel: The concept designs for Strawberry Shortcake , Lime Chiffon, and Blueberry Muffin from the scrapped 2017 reboot were reused for ''Berry in the Big City'', remaining mostly the same with slight differences in their outfits, such as the addition of a jean jacket and longer hair for Strawberry. The Purple Pieman and Plum Pudding’s character designs are likewise reused, but with no visible alterations.

* UncreditedRole: Many, MANY characters don't have their voice actors credited in the original Strawberry Shortcake specials. Angel Cake, the male Plum Pudding, Almond Tea, Cafe Ole, and Mint Tulip's voice actors are still unknown.

*** Ana Sani voices Strawberry Shortcake, Aunt Praline, Custard, the Cakenator, and Honeydew Sorbet.

*** Andrea Libman voices Lemon Meringue, Lemon Tort, Lemon Drop, and Sherry Bobbleberry.
*** Tabitha St. Germain voices Raspberry Tart, Pupcake, Cheesecake, Parfait, Caramela Eclair, Figgy Pudding, and Genoise La Creme.
*** Vincent Tong voices Huckleberry Pie, Hippy Berry, Spicy Crust, and Pineapple Clafoutis.

*** Shannon Chan-Kent voices Granola Crunch and Raspberry Tart’s singing voice.

** Huckleberry Pie was voiced by two women in the original 1980s series.

*** Strawberry's speaking voice is provided by Anna Cummer, while her songs are done by Tracey Moore

*** Raspberry Tart's regular voice is done by Creator/TabithaStGermain, but her singing is done by Shannon Chan-Kent.

** ''Berry in the Big City'' uses a mix of Toronto-based actors (Ana Sani, Bahia Watson, Margarita Valderrama) and Vancouver-based actors (Creator/AndreaLibman, Diana Kaarina, Creator/VincentTong, Meg Roe, Creator/TabithaStGermain).

** Huckleberry Pie, Honey Pie Pony and Custard's voice actors were replaced after the first season.
** Raspberry Torte was voiced by Greer [=McKain=] in ''The Sweet Dreams Movie'' and Haley Hyden-Soffer for all subsequent appearances.

** In the 2009 incarnation, Andrea Libman voices Lemon Meringue and Sweet Grapes.
*** The Berrykins and Berry Bitty City residents also share several actors.
** Pops up a lot in the 2021 series, ''Berry in the Big City''. Some recurring examples include:

** Played straight, then inverted with Huck. After the second voice of Huckleberry Pie died due to a skateboarding accident, [[TheOriginalDarrin the previous voice actor came back]].

** Raisin Cane, who is non-binary, is voiced by the nonbinary Justin Saint.

** In the 2009 incarnation, Andrea Libman voices Lemon Merengue and Sweet Grapes.

** WesternAnimation/Mad:

*** Bethany Brown voices Plum Pudding, Crepe Suzette, and Peppermint Fizz

* CrossdressingVoices: Huckleberry Pie was voiced by two women in the original 1980s series.
** Ditto for the French dub of the 2003 series, where he was voiced by Hélène Chanson.

** Pops up a lot in the 2021 series, ''Berry in the Big City''

* ActingForTwo: In the 2009 incarnation, Andrea Libman voices Lemon Merengue and Sweet Grapes.

** [[CanonForeigner]] Banoffee, who is a transgender woman, is voiced by trans woman Felicia Bonée.

* TheWikiRule: There [[http://strawberryshortcake.wikia.com/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake_Wiki are]] [[http://strawberryshortcakeberrybitty.wikia.com/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake two]]. Unfortunately, like a lot of fandom wikis, the quality isn't berry good, as they tend to have grammar errors, misinformation, {{Fanon}} passed off as canon, etc.

* OldShame: Creator/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. According to Mike Vogel, the showrunner for the ''Berry in the Big City'' web series, [=WildBrain=] were unsure about the redesign, and the CGI look shown off would end up being retooled into what would become ''Berry in the Big City''.

* RelationshipVoiceActor: From the Italian dub of the 2003 series: Creator/AntonellaBaldini (Rainbow Sherbet) and Creator/MauraCenciarelli (Honey Pie Pony) have also worked together on ''Anime/SonicX'', ''WesternAnimation/SonicBoom'', and ''WesternAnimation/PAWPatrol''.

* TheWikiRule: There [[http://strawberryshortcake.wikia.com/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake_Wiki are]] [[http://strawberryshortcakeberrybitty.wikia.com/wiki/Strawberry_Shortcake two]]. Unfortunately, [[SturgeonsLaw like a lot of fandom wikis]], the quality isn't berry good, as they tend to have grammar errors, misinformation, {{Fanon}} passed off as canon, etc.

* TalkingToHerself: In the 2009 incarnation, Andrea Libman voices Lemon Merengue and Sweet Grapes.

* DummiedOut: The NTSC/UC version of ''The Sweet Dreams Game'' for the [=PS2=] has the entire ''How A Garden Grows'' song from the movie in the game data, but it was never used in-game for reasons unknown.

** 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 2009 series: IOS apps released by a company called ''Cupcake Digital'' are unavailable in Asia.

*** The German premiere on Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} in Germany took place in July 2010, three months before its American premiere on The Hub, and finished its [[UnfinishedDub one-season]] run before the U.S. premiere too.
** Somewhat subverted in the US, as the three episodes that make up the "Berryfest Princess" arc premiered in March 2010 on DVD, combined as a feature-length movie.

** Played straight, then inverted with Huck. After the second voice of Huckleberry Pie [[TearJerker died]] due to a skateboarding accident, [[TheOriginalDarrin the previous voice actor came back]].

* ShowAccuracyToyAccuracy: Pupcake's "eyepatch" location, the characters' hair color, and other noticeable details are inconsistent between the merchandise, books and TV series.

* 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 from ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph''. Likely as a result of this, [=WildBrain=] retooled the series in favour of a 2D animated incarnation, even going so far as to purging most if not all traces of the failed reboot from their official literature.

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

* 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 from ''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.

* OldShame: Creator/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.