Trivia / Bludgeoning Angel Dokuro-chan

• Acting for Two:
  • Reiko Takagi voices Sakura Kusakabe and Minami.
  • Nobuo Tobita voices Zansu and has a minor role as a newscaster in the first season's final episode.
  • Nami Kurokawa voices Yuko Ogura, as well as Tamiya in the first season and a celebrity in the second season.
  • Masakazu Morita (Yamazaki-sensei) also appeared as a celebrity in the second season.
• Cross-Dressing Voices: Sakura Kusakabe is voiced by the female Reiko Takagi.
• Directed by Cast Member: In the English dub, Wendee Lee is Dokuro-chan's voice actress as well as the ADR director.
• DVD Commentary: The anime's Japanese home media releases contain commentaries from director/writer Tsutomu Mizushima and original author Masaki Okayu.
• Feelies: The special edition DVD set in Japan actually came with a Gothello set!
• Keep Circulating the Tapes: It's a Game Now! hasn't seen a re-release beyond the PlayStation 2.
• Late Export for You: In North America, Media Blasters released the anime in 2008, three years after its Japanese debut. Two years later, they re-released it with an English dub.
• No Dub for You: In France, Anima released the series on DVD in its original Japanese language.
• No Export for You: The original light novels along with the manga adaptation haven't been released outside of Japan.
• The Other Darrin: In the 2004 drama CD, Sakura is voiced by Houko Kuwashima, Dokuro by Yui Horie, Zakuro by Ryōka Yuzuki, Sabato by Mariko Kouda, Zansu by Tamotsu Nishiwaki and Shizuki by Mai Aizawa. For their anime debut, Sakura is voiced by Reiko Takagi, Dokuro by Saeko Chiba, Zakuro by Akeno Watanabe, Sabato by Rie Kugimiya, Zansu by Nobuo Tobita and Shizuki by Ayako Kawasumi.
• Role Reprise: All of the anime's main voice actors reprised their roles for the It's a Game Now! Dokuro-chan game.
• Studio Hop: The anime's Japanese home video rights have been owned by NBCUniversal since their buyout of Geneon from Dentsu in November 2008.

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