- Completely Different Title: It has been distributed as: Honey e il gatto birbone (Italian); Honey Honey (Portuguese, Latin-American Spanish and English); Favo de Mel (Brazilian Portuguese); I fantastici viaggi di Fiorellino (Italian); Las Aventuras de Silvia (Spanish); Les Aventures de Pollen (French); Miodulinka (Polish); Pollen (French); and هني هني (Arabic).
- Acting for Two: The late Fuyumi Shiraishi played both Princess Flora and Lily, the cat.note
- Keep Circulating the Tapes:
- In both Japan and North America, the series was partially released on VHS, but has not been released on DVD or Blu-Raynote .
- An English dub produced by a company called Modern Programs International was shown in the United States from 1984 to 1986 on CBN cable - initially only on Sunday mornings, then early mornings Monday through Friday - and a handful of episodes were also released on VHS, making it one of the earliest shojo anime series to reach the States. Even more remarkably, unlike other anime brought to the U.S. in that time period (and the decades since), the American broadcast was uncut and kept the original music (except for new original opening and ending songs) and SFX. The English dub, even on fansites, is missing all but a handful of episodes.
- She Also Did: The title Honey Honey may remind some of Candy♡Candy. The heroines of both series were voiced by Minori Matsushima.
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