Trivia / Sally the Witch

• Keep Circulating the Tapes: The Latin American dub of the 1966 series is this, while the show is fondly remembered in that region, the only thing that exists of this dub is the dubbed version of the opening and 2nd ending and a few clips.
• Late Export for You: The Italian dub the 1966 series began in 1981, 15 years after the show originally aired and 12 years after it premiered in Quebec.
  • Similarly, the Latin American dub of the 1966 series began in 1980, 14 years after its original airing.
  • The 1989 series has a similar history in those regions, the Italian dub of this iteration premiered in 1996 and the Latin American dub premiered in 1999, 7 to 10 years respectively after it originally aired in Japan and France.
• No Export for You: The Italian dub of the 1966 series skipped the first 17 episodes.
  • The 1966 series never aired in France, they did however air the 1989 series.
  • The Latin American and French dubs of the 1989 series only covers the first 51 episodes, the rest of the series was never dubbed.
• The Other Darrin: For the 1999 PlayStation game Majokko Daisakusen, which featured Sally along with fellow Toei majokko Akko-chan, Chappy, Cutie Honey, Meg, Lunlun and Lalabel, the creators tried to utilize the original voice actors from the original (1966-1980) shows whenever possible. This was sadly impossible for Sally, as her original seiyuu, Michiko Hirai, had died in 1984. For the game, Yuriko Yamamoto, who had voiced Sally in the 1989 anime, stepped into the role of "original" Sally for the first time, while Sachiko Chijimatsu (Cub) and Fuyumi Shiraishi (Poron) both reprised their roles from the 1960s series.
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  • One Doraemon strip have Nobita admitting he's a fanboy of Sally the Witch, discussing the show with Shizuka and a few other girls in class, prompting the class bullies Gian and Suneo to make fun of him and have Nobita asking Doraemon for a gadget that gives him "magic powers like Sally".