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** The restaurant Ataru is eating in the 2-1 episode, is likely a reference to Cat Cafe (Nekohanten). However rather than this being "Nekohanten" (猫飯店) this is "Neko Shokudo" (猫食堂), "Cat & Caboodle Diner".

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** The restaurant where Ataru is eating eats in the 2-1 episode, is likely a reference to Cat Cafe (Nekohanten). However rather than this being "Nekohanten" (猫飯店) this is "Neko Shokudo" (猫食堂), "Cat & Caboodle Diner".
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* There are several references to the Rumiko Takahasi later series ''Manga/RanmaOneHalf'':
** The restaurant Ataru is eating in the 2-1 episode, is likely a reference to Cat Cafe (Nekohanten). However rather than this being "Nekohanten" (猫飯店) this is "Neko Shokudo" (猫食堂), "Cat & Caboodle Diner".
** The anime only seller from intergalactic shopping channel in episode 13-2, looks very similar to Principal Kuno.
** The English lesson Onsen-Mark is giving in 21-2 episode, has him saying (in English) "if he got wet, he transformed into a girl. Throw hot water at him...", which is a reference to Ranma Saotome curse. Mendo replies "when his dad got wet, he transformed into a panda." which in turn refers to curse of Ranma's father, Genma.
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** Title of chapter 172 (and all anime adaptation of this chapter) "Indelible Lipstick Magic", is based on the 1982 song "I-ke-na-i Rouge Magic!!" (い・け・な・いルージュマジック!!) by Kyoshiro Imawano and Ryuichi Sakamoto (of Yellow Magic Orchestra). This song actually plays in the 2023 adaptation of this episode.

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** Title of chapter 172 (and all anime adaptation of this chapter) "Indelible Lipstick Magic", is based on the 1982 song "I-ke-na-i Rouge Magic!!" (い・け・な・いルージュマジック!!) by Kyoshiro Imawano and Ryuichi Sakamoto (of Yellow Magic Orchestra). This song actually plays in the 2023 adaptation of this episode.chapter.

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* Many of the manga's chapter titels, are references to various songs:
** Chapter 1 title "Young Love on the run", is the name of a song by "Beauty Pair" from 1976.
** Chapter 3 title "The Sad Sound of Rain", comes from a song by the Cascades called "Rhythm of the Rain" (the Japanese title "Kanashiki amaoto" is the Japanese translation of the song's title).
** Chapter 15 title "The Yellow Ribbon of Happiness", is taken from the song by the American group Tony Orlando and Dawn.
** Chapter 19 title "Disco Inferno", is an homage to a popular song of the same name by the American soul band The Trammps. The name was changed for the anime adaptation.
** Title of chapter 172 (and all anime adaptation of this chapter) "Indelible Lipstick Magic", is based on the 1982 song "I-ke-na-i Rouge Magic!!" (い・け・な・いルージュマジック!!) by Kyoshiro Imawano and Ryuichi Sakamoto (of Yellow Magic Orchestra). This song actually plays in the 2023 adaptation of this episode.



* Chapter 19 of the manga is titled "Disco Inferno", an homage to a popular song of the same name by the American soul band The Trammps. The name was changed for the anime adaptation.
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* Tobimaro Mizunokoji's entire character is based upon the characters and situations of '' Kyojin no Hoshii''. Tobimaro is often portrayed as a Hoshi Hyuuma-like character treating baseball with a near-religious fervor. Also, his last name is a play on the real-life Mizuno sporting goods company, which is known best for their baseball equipment.

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* Tobimaro Mizunokoji's entire character is based upon the characters and situations of '' Kyojin no Hoshii''. Tobimaro is often portrayed as a Hoshi Hyuuma-like character treating baseball with a near-religious fervor. fervor.
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Also, his last name is a play on the real-life Mizuno sporting goods company, which is known best for their baseball equipment.

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* The fish people in a space suit, the Dappya, come from ''Katte na Yatsura'', Rumiko Takahashi's first manga to be published.
* Tobimaro Mizunokoji's entire character is based upon the characters and situations of '' Kyojin no Hoshii''. Tobimaro is often portrayed as a Hoshi Hyuuma-like character treating baseball with a near-religious fervor. Also, his last name is a play on the real-life Mizuno sporting goods company, which is known best for their baseball equipment.

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* The fish people in a space suit, the Dappya, come from ''Katte na Yatsura'', Rumiko Takahashi's first manga to be published.



* Tobimaro Mizunokoji's entire character is based upon the characters and situations of '' Kyojin no Hoshii''. Tobimaro is often portrayed as a Hoshi Hyuuma-like character treating baseball with a near-religious fervor.

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* Among the chaos of the final episode, Kyoko from ''Manga/MaisonIkkoku'' appears, sweeping the floor in a strange slide across the screen. Kotatsu-neko notices and follows her out of the series to the warmth of her show.

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* Among the chaos of the final episode, Kyoko from ''Manga/MaisonIkkoku'' appears, sweeping the floor in a strange slide across the screen. Kotatsu-neko notices and follows her out of the series to the warmth of her show.show

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* Rumiko Takahashi gives a nod to ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}, in Volume 14 of the manga. During the school cosplay event, Lum wore a Vampy costume with signature white lapels and bat insignia on the bikini crotch. The Vampirella outfit made Lum's usual tiger-skin bikini look tame in comparison. That same story also featured one of the female students dressed up as ComicBook/WonderWoman.
* Among the chaos of the final episode, Kyoko from [[Anime/MaisonIkkoku Maison Ikkoku]] appears, sweeping the floor in a strange slide across the screen. Kotatsu-neko notices and follows her out of the series to the warmth of her show.

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* Rumiko Takahashi gives a nod to ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}, ''ComicBook/{{Vampirella}}'', in Volume 14 of the manga. During the school cosplay event, Lum wore a Vampy costume with signature white lapels and bat insignia on the bikini crotch. The Vampirella outfit made Lum's usual tiger-skin bikini look tame in comparison. That same story also featured one of the female students dressed up as ComicBook/WonderWoman.
* Among the chaos of the final episode, Kyoko from [[Anime/MaisonIkkoku Maison Ikkoku]] ''Manga/MaisonIkkoku'' appears, sweeping the floor in a strange slide across the screen. Kotatsu-neko notices and follows her out of the series to the warmth of her show.
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* The 2022 remake's opening sequence starts out with a nice nod to VideoGame/SpaceInvaders, with Ataru representing the "spaceship" trying to shoot out his love towards the many, many girls featured in the show, only to fail. It re-appears near the end of the sequence, only with the enemy spaceships now being represented by a horde of Lums, heading towards Ataru.
* In that same opening sequence, there is a split-second shot of a visual novel-like scene of Shinobu glitching out, and being replaced by Lum. Given the pink textbox UI, classroom background and the fact that Shinobu glitches out of existence (and Lum taking her place afterwards), this is most likely a clever reference to VisualNovel/DokiDokiLiteratureClub, which also features two obsessive, romantic ladies- one of them in particular ([[spoiler:Monika]]), is known to cause glitches.

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* The 2022 remake's opening sequence starts out with a nice nod to VideoGame/SpaceInvaders, ''VideoGame/SpaceInvaders'', with Ataru representing the "spaceship" trying to shoot out his love towards the many, many girls featured in the show, only to fail. It re-appears near the end of the sequence, only with the enemy spaceships now being represented by a horde of Lums, heading towards Ataru.
* In that same opening sequence, there is a split-second shot of a visual novel-like scene of Shinobu glitching out, and being replaced by Lum. Given the pink textbox UI, classroom background and the fact that Shinobu glitches out of existence (and Lum taking her place afterwards), this is most likely a clever reference to VisualNovel/DokiDokiLiteratureClub, ''VisualNovel/DokiDokiLiteratureClub'', which also features two obsessive, romantic ladies- one of them in particular ([[spoiler:Monika]]), is known to cause glitches.
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* In the episode 82 appear [[Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami Yu Morisawa and Creamy]] (with different hair color).

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* In the episode 82 appear [[Anime/MagicalAngelCreamyMami [[Anime/CreamyMamiTheMagicAngel Yu Morisawa and Creamy]] (with different hair color).
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* The 2022 remake's opening sequence starts out with a nice nod to VideoGame/SpaceInvaders, with Ataru representing the "spaceship" trying to shoot out his love towards the many, many girls featured in the show, only to fail. It re-appears near the end of the sequence, only with the enemy spaceships now being represented by a horde of Lums, heading towards Ataru.
* In that same opening sequence, there is a split-second shot of a visual novel-like scene of Shinobu glitching out, and being replaced by Lum. Given the pink textbox UI, classroom background and the fact that Shinobu glitches out of existence (and Lum taking her place afterwards), this is most likely a clever reference to VisualNovel/DokiDokiLiteratureClub, which also features two obsessive, romantic ladies- one of them in particular ([[spoiler:Monika]]), is known to cause glitches.
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* Among the chaos of the final episode, Kyoko from [[Anime/MaisonIkkoku]] appears, sweeping the floor in a strange slide across the screen. Kotatsu-neko notices and follows her out of the series to the warmth of her show.

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* Among the chaos of the final episode, Kyoko from [[Anime/MaisonIkkoku]] [[Anime/MaisonIkkoku Maison Ikkoku]] appears, sweeping the floor in a strange slide across the screen. Kotatsu-neko notices and follows her out of the series to the warmth of her show.

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