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Anime First: The manga series that came about only covered a small amount of the anime and changed several things.
Celebrity Voice Actor: In the Mexican Spanish dub, Doremi is voiced by the Mexican soap opera actress Vanessa Acosta. This was a pretty unusual casting move for a Mexican actor, since Mexican Spanish dubs for anime series never uses famous actors compared with other dubs from other kind of stuff (like Western Animation, Disney movies, etc.)
- Tomoyo Harada voiced Mirai Sakura in episode 40 of Dokkan.
Fan Nickname: Season one is sometimes called Ojamajo Doremi Carnival to distinguish it from the rest of the series. This nickname may have been born out of confusion, since the name of the season's opening theme is "Ojamajo Carnival."
- Another fan nickname for the first season is Ojamajo Doremi Mujirushi. The Japanese word mujirushi literally means unlabeled.
- Amongst the show's fansub community, the first season is usually referred to simply as S1 (short for Season 1 if you couldn't guess.) Sharp is also frequently referred to as #, since that's how it's spelled in the title. Oddly enough, Motto and Dokkan don't get any nicknames (Unless you count Motto and Dokkan as being short for Mo~tto! and Dokk~an!).
  - One of the fansubbers here: M and D make for very poor and vague nicknames. S1 and # are much more obvious and stand out as to what they represent.
- In the Festival Episode of Dokkan, Hana-chan meets an unnamed boy whom a good portion of the fandom calls Kyo.
  - That's because his name was given as "Kyosuke" in the sketches of of the Memorial Book. So technically it's kind of canon.
God Created Canon Foreigner: Majo Rhythm, who only appears in the PC game Naisho no Mahou.
He Also Did: Yoshihiko Umakoshi, the series character designer, also did the character designs for Casshern Sins, a show that is largely different in terms of storytelling and genre with Ojamajo Doremi.
Hey, It's That Voice!: Chiemi Chiba is Doremi and Nami Miyahara voices Momoko and Masaru... not to mention the hundreds of other guest characters have distinctive voice actors including (but not limited to) Akira Ishida, Takahiro Sakurai, Kumiko Watanabe, etc. Consider their 15-second appearances as a crowning moment of Overshadowed by Awesome.
- Also expands to the 4Kids dub (though with the number of actors they have, it's to be expected).
Keep Circulating the Tapes: 4Kids has not released anything past the first series. In addition, the majority of the original Japanese DVD sets are out of print, making it hard to access the show.
Name's the Same: Pop shares her name with a fairy from Smile Pretty Cure
- Akatsuki shares his name with a certain criminal organization.
- Remember Nozomi, the Littlest Cancer Patient from Na-i-sho? Well, later on, a certain other Magical Girl Cash Cow Franchise by Toei eventually named one of its leads Nozomi. Said lead, to boot, also shares a lot of traits with Doremi (most notably the pink-colored outfits and the clumsiness).
  - That's a typical Magical Girl formula, though, and "Nozomi" isn't an unusual name in Japan...
Real-Life Relative: In the Mexican Spanish dub, Doremi and her mother Haruka (voiced in Spanish by Vanessa Acosta and Dulce Maria Romay respectively) are daughter and mother in Real Life.
What Could Have Been: Doremi was originally designed with double ponytails before ending up with her double chignon hairstyle. Hana went through several revisions, including outfits that sported a dress instead of shorts, and different hairstyles.
Chiemi Chiba, Tomoko Akiya, Naomi Nagasawa, and Megumi Takamura originally auditioned for the role of Pop. Along with Sawa Ishige, Nagasawa and Takamura also auditioned for Doremi as well.