History Trivia / DigimonFrontier

** The [[Anime/DigimonAdventure orginal anime]] until ''[[Anime/DigimonTamers Tamers]]'' is known in Brazil for all of those sagas to be recorded in the same studio in Rio de Janeiro (Herbert Richers). But following the credits of the last episode of ''Tamers'', a sneak peek of the first episode recorded in the same studio appeared, with a [[CrossDressingVoices female voice actress]] ([[Creator/JunkoTakeuchi just like happens in Japanese]]) voicing the protagonist Takuya. Things went completely different when the anime in fact debuted in the country, with a StudioHop from Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo (Álamo) and with a male voicing Takuya. As of ''[[Anime/DigimonFusion Fusion]]'' (the last anime series in the franchise to be dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese), all male leads in ''Digimon'' shows were always voiced by males in the language.

** The [[Anime/DigimonAdventure orginal anime]] until ''[[Anime/DigimonTamers Tamers]]'' is known in Brazil for all of those sagas to be recorded in the same studio in Rio de Janeiro (Herbert Richers). But following the credits of the last episode of ''Tamers'', a sneak peek of the first episode recorded in the same studio appeared, with a [[CrossDressingVoices female voice actress]] ([[Creator/JunkoTakeuchi just like happens in Japanese]]) voicing the protagonist Takuya. Things went completely different when the anime in fact debuted in the country, with a StudioHop from Rio de Janeiro to São Paulo (Álamo) and with a male voicing Takuya. As of ''[[Anime/DigimonFusion Fusion]]'' (the last anime to be dubbed in Brazilian Portuguese), all male leads in ''Digimon'' shows were always voiced by males in the language.

* WordOfDante: It's commonly believed by the fandom that Koji and Koichi's father, mother, and stepmother's given names are Kousei, Tomoko, and Satomi, respectively. However, their given names are never revealed in any official material, so this may have been fanon that became accepted as fact.

* ChannelHop: Because of the fact that Disney bought out Creator/FoxKids/Saban a year prior, this one ended up airing on Creator/ABCFamily and in the last season of Disney's weekday/sunday block on Creator/{{UPN}} stations, ''Disney's One Too'' (a spinoff of ''Creator/OneSaturdayMorning'' over on Creator/{{ABC}}, though by this time it had dropped that name). It likely didn't get onto ABC because Disney was contractually obligated to dub this season, and had no interest in the show otherwise; indeed, their primary goal was the acquisition of Creator/ABCFamily, and it actually got promotion there (Disney didn't bother to make episodic promos for UPN stations to use like Fox Kids did); there also would've been too many episodes for a singular Saturday timeslot as well (and they also reran episodes from [[Anime/DigimonTamers the previous season]] to fill the gaps when ''Frontier'' didn't have new episodes ready yet).

* RoleReprise:
** In the English dub, Creator/MelissaFahn reprises her role as Rika from ''Anime/DigimonTamers'', particularly during the PreviouslyOn and ToBeContinued portions of most of the episodes.
** In the German dub, a lot of the Digimon from ''Adventure'' "reprise" their roles in ''Frontier'', such as Hans Hohlbein as Patamon and Angemon, Katrin Zimmermann as Plotmon and Nefertimon, Lopmon as Nina Herting, Julien Haggège as Tsunomon/Gabumon and [=WereGarurumon=] (Black), Gabriele Schramm-Philipp as Togemon, Tanemon and Palmon, Rainer Fritsche as Gomamon, Daniela Reidies as Piyomon, Dirk Müller as Armadimon/Chameleomon, Georg Tryphon as Wizarmon, Marlin Wick as Whamon, Walter Alich as Nanomon, Rüdiger Evers as Jureimon, etc.

* PopCultureUrbanLegends: It was commonly believed that the song that plays during Koichi's flashback in the English dub, "Darkness In My Heart", was sung by his dub voicer actor Creator/CrispinFreeman. However, Freeman himself said he did not sing the song.