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* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: A staple for the franchise. Alongside the traditional mech designs based on fan suggestions, the two zipper-mouthed dolls that sing mock cheerleader songs were usually voiced by fans who were asked to write the songs and record them on tape to send them to the writing staff.
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* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: A staple for the franchise. Alongside the traditional mech designs based on fan suggestions, suggestions (including one fan who managed to have the villains pilot a mecha based on ''her own grandfather''), the two zipper-mouthed dolls that sing mock cheerleader songs were usually voiced by fans who were asked to write the songs and record them on tape to send them to the writing staff.
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** The official English title of the series according to the official Tatsunoko website is ''Rescueman''.
** The Italian dub instead went for ''I Predatori del Tempo'' ("Time Raiders", referring to the Ojamaman).
* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: A staple for the franchise. Alongside the traditional mech designs based on fan suggestions, the two zipper-mouthed dolls that sing mock cheerleader songs were usually voiced by fans who were asked to write the songs and record them on tape to send them to the writing staff.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The official Tatsunoko website, when talking about the show, uses alternative English names for the characters, to use for an hypotetical English dub that ultimately never happened: Hikaru becomes "Sonny", Atasha becomes "Aliana", Dowalski becomes "Stringer", Sekovich becomes "Twisty" and Tomomot becomes "Don Tempest": The Otasukeman and Ojamaman teams are renamed the Rescuemen and the Tempermen.
** The official English title of the series according to the official Tatsunoko website is ''Rescueman''.
** The Italian dub instead went for ''I Predatori del Tempo'' ("Time Raiders", referring to the Ojamaman).
* OfficialFanSubmittedContent: A staple for the franchise. Alongside the traditional mech designs based on fan suggestions, the two zipper-mouthed dolls that sing mock cheerleader songs were usually voiced by fans who were asked to write the songs and record them on tape to send them to the writing staff.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: The official Tatsunoko website, when talking about the show, uses alternative English names for the characters, to use for an hypotetical English dub that ultimately never happened: Hikaru becomes "Sonny", Atasha becomes "Aliana", Dowalski becomes "Stringer", Sekovich becomes "Twisty" and Tomomot becomes "Don Tempest": The Otasukeman and Ojamaman teams are renamed the Rescuemen and the Tempermen.
