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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The cancelled DVD uncensored release. If you know where you find, you can buy the first three uncensored episodes. Since it's an 2006 series, it's very cheap. On the Internet, you can find the three episodes, but in low quality.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: KeepCirculatingTheTapes:
** The cancelled DVD uncensored release. If you know where you find, you can buy the first three uncensored episodes. Since it's an 2006 series, it's very cheap. On the Internet, you can find the three episodes, but in low quality.
** The cancelled DVD uncensored release. If you know where you find, you can buy the first three uncensored episodes. Since it's an 2006 series, it's very cheap. On the Internet, you can find the three episodes, but in low quality.
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* ExecutiveMeddling / TroubledProduction: The OVA 2003 had no legal problem in order to be released on DVD, but what about the TV series? Here's a summary:
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** There were originally supposed to be six episodes of the 2003 OVA series, but for some reason, the creator had stated in the BBS Board that the project was reduced to one episode after the first OVA episode was released.
*** Apeaking of the OVA, there were originally supposed to be six episodes of the 2003 series, but for some reason, the creator had stated in the BBS Board that the project was reduced to one episode after the first episode was released.
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** As noted above, if the OVA series was completed, it would be six episodes long.
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** As noted above, if the OVA series was completed, it would be six episodes long. According to the people in charge of an english version of the web original, each episode would condense the web original episodes per the appearance of the Dinasty heavenly queens before ending on the final battle with Regina Apis.
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* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[Anime/HeartcatchPrettyCure Cure Blossom]]?
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* NoExportForYou: All the supplementary material that was released on the Comiket (Wiki/TheOtherWiki mentions: a promotional clip, a soundtrack CD, a mahjong game and screensavers) never left Japan.
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** During the G updates of the website, fans dug out previously unseen images of an teen Kotsubomi with a taser, suggesting a teenage version of her was drawn. A picture of Papillon Violet, a villain who died in the previous season, was also included, implying she was going to cameo in the R story in a scene with Adonis and Lupinus (they had corresponding matching screenshots).
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** During the G updates of the website, fans dug out previously unseen images of an teen Kotsubomi with a taser, suggesting a teenage version of her was drawn.drawn at some point. A picture of Papillon Violet, a villain who died in the previous season, was also included, implying she was going to cameo in the R story in a scene with Adonis and Lupinus (they had corresponding matching screenshots).
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** During the G updates of the website, fans dug out previously unseen images of an teen Kotsubomi with a taser, suggesting a teenage version of her was drawn. A picture of Papillon Violet, a villain who died in the previous season, was also included, suggesting she was going to cameo in the R story in a scene with Adonis and Lupinus.
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** During the G updates of the website, fans dug out previously unseen images of an teen Kotsubomi with a taser, suggesting a teenage version of her was drawn. A picture of Papillon Violet, a villain who died in the previous season, was also included, suggesting implying she was going to cameo in the R story in a scene with Adonis and Lupinus.Lupinus (they had corresponding matching screenshots).
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** At least one semi-official english version of the theme songs (Rosetta) is known to have existed and was recorded by Papillon Cosmos's voice actress. It is considered lost to this day.
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** In the original BBS board, there were negotiations about character image songs between fans and moderators. Most of the original amateur cast had a singing background from other works.
** Should the original limited animation plan have worked out to make the ONA series a reality, each episode was going to last about a minute or so, as it was noted in Kanari Kanzaki's site.
** In-universe, the R archive mentions R's planned followup seasons (Papillon Rose S, Papillon Rose SS, Papillon Rose Frottage). A followup project called Shinshuku Byubbyu~ is also mention.
** During the G updates of the website, fans dug out previously unseen images of an teen Kotsubomi with a taser, suggesting a teenage version of her was drawn. A picture of Papillon Violet, a villain who died in the previous season, was also included, suggesting she was going to cameo in the R story in a scene with Adonis and Lupinus.
** As noted above, if the OVA series was completed, it would be six episodes long.
** The New season series was meant to be 13 episodes long, with only six of them making the final cut. If the DVD release was issued as planned, an audio drama cd with snippets of the cut episodes was going to be released as well.
** In the original BBS board, there were negotiations about character image songs between fans and moderators. Most of the original amateur cast had a singing background from other works.
** Should the original limited animation plan have worked out to make the ONA series a reality, each episode was going to last about a minute or so, as it was noted in Kanari Kanzaki's site.
** In-universe, the R archive mentions R's planned followup seasons (Papillon Rose S, Papillon Rose SS, Papillon Rose Frottage). A followup project called Shinshuku Byubbyu~ is also mention.
** During the G updates of the website, fans dug out previously unseen images of an teen Kotsubomi with a taser, suggesting a teenage version of her was drawn. A picture of Papillon Violet, a villain who died in the previous season, was also included, suggesting she was going to cameo in the R story in a scene with Adonis and Lupinus.
** As noted above, if the OVA series was completed, it would be six episodes long.
** The New season series was meant to be 13 episodes long, with only six of them making the final cut. If the DVD release was issued as planned, an audio drama cd with snippets of the cut episodes was going to be released as well.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Minoboshi Taro, the creator and illustrator of the whole Papillon Rose franchise became most well known as the character designer for [[VideoGame/LovePlus Love Plus]].
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Minoboshi Taro, the creator and illustrator of the whole Papillon Rose franchise became most well known as the character designer for [[VideoGame/LovePlus Love Plus]] gal game.
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* RetroactiveRecognition: Minoboshi Taro, the creator and illustrator of the whole Papillon Rose franchise became most well known as the character designer for [[VideoGame/LovePlus Love Plus]] gal game.Plus]].
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* NoExportForYou: All the supplementary material that was released on the Comiket (Wiki/TheOtherWiki mentions: a promotional clip, a soundtrack CD, a mahjong game and screensavers) never left Japan.
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* NoExportForYou: All the supplementary material that was released on the Comiket (Wiki/TheOtherWiki mentions: a promotional clip, a soundtrack CD, a mahjong game and screensavers) never left Japan.Japan.
* RetroactiveRecognition: Minoboshi Taro, the creator and illustrator of the whole Papillon Rose franchise became most well known as the character designer for [[VideoGame/LovePlus Love Plus]] gal game.
* RetroactiveRecognition: Minoboshi Taro, the creator and illustrator of the whole Papillon Rose franchise became most well known as the character designer for [[VideoGame/LovePlus Love Plus]] gal game.
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** There were originally supposed to be six episodes of the 2003 OVA series, but for some reason, the creator had stated in the BBS Board that the project was reduced to one episode after the first OVA episode was released.
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* DisownedAdaptation: In his regular column on Newtype, the creator stated that he hated the New Season adaption, because this was not his version of Papillon Rose. This probably has to do with the production completely stripping off the naughty elements of the original fanfiction and ignoring it's "second season", changing the story's setting and removing the characters' original personalities.
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* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[HeartcatchPrettyCure Cure Blossom]]?
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* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[HeartcatchPrettyCure [[Anime/HeartcatchPrettyCure Cure Blossom]]?
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** When the television series premiered in 2006, the opening and ending replaced with the OVA OP/ED for legal reasons. Risqué scenes were also censored. Censorship is such that even the opening credits and ending are censored.
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** When the television series premiered in 2006, the opening and ending replaced with the OVA OP/ED for legal reasons. Risqué scenes were also censored. Censorship is such that even the opening credits and ending are credits were censored.
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* ExecutiveMeddling / TroubleProduction: The OVA 2003 had no legal problem in order to be released on DVD, but what about the TV series? Here's a summary:
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* BadExportForYou: The version provided to Maiden Japan for the North American release of ''New Season'' was the censored TV broadcast edition, was letterboxed rather than anamorphic widescreen, and had generally poor video quality. The opening theme from the TV series was replaced with the OVA opening for some unknown reason.
* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[HeartcatchPrettyCure Cure Blossom]]?
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* BadExportForYou: Due to legal problems and a troubled production (see below), all international releases of the series were censored.
* ExecutiveMeddling / TroubleProduction: Theversion provided OVA 2003 had no legal problem in order to Maiden Japan for be released on DVD, but what about the North American release of ''New Season'' was TV series? Here's a summary:
** When thecensored TV broadcast edition, was letterboxed rather than anamorphic widescreen, and had generally poor video quality. The television series premiered in 2006, the opening theme from the TV series was and ending replaced with the OVA OP/ED for legal reasons. Risqué scenes were also censored. Censorship is such that even the opening for some unknown reason.
credits and ending are censored.
** Eventually the series was released on DVD uncensored with the official opening and ending... until chapter 3. The DVD release was canceled after.
** In 2007, the producers decided to release the DVD-BOX. They no longer have the original masters (or can't use) of the series, so they had to rely on the videos from the censored TV release.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The cancelled DVD uncensored release. If you know where you find, you can buy the first three uncensored episodes. Since it's an 2006 series, it's very cheap. On the Internet, you can find the three episodes, but in low quality.
* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[HeartcatchPrettyCure CureBlossom]]?Blossom]]?
* NoExportForYou: All the supplementary material that was released on the Comiket (TheOtherWiki mentions: a promotional clip, a soundtrack CD, a mahjong game and screensavers) never left Japan.
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** Eventually the series was released on DVD uncensored with the official opening and ending... until chapter 3. The DVD release was canceled after.
** In 2007, the producers decided to release the DVD-BOX. They no longer have the original masters (or can't use) of the series, so they had to rely on the videos from the censored TV release.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: The cancelled DVD uncensored release. If you know where you find, you can buy the first three uncensored episodes. Since it's an 2006 series, it's very cheap. On the Internet, you can find the three episodes, but in low quality.
* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[HeartcatchPrettyCure Cure
* NoExportForYou: All the supplementary material that was released on the Comiket (TheOtherWiki mentions: a promotional clip, a soundtrack CD, a mahjong game and screensavers) never left Japan.
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* BadExportForYou: The version provided to Maiden Japan for the North American release of ''New Season'' was the censored TV broadcast edition, was letterboxed rather than anamorphic widescreen, and had generally poor video quality. The opening theme from the TV series was replaced with the OVA opening for some unknown reason.
* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[HeartcatchPrettyCure Cure Blossom]]?
* NamesTheSame: A MagicalGirl protagonist who wears pink and is named Tsubomi. Are we talking about Papillon Rose or [[HeartcatchPrettyCure Cure Blossom]]?
