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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Apart from a four-episode compilation on VHS in 1990, the series has not seen an official home video release in English, although nearly-complete collections[[note]]the most complete of which comprises 25 of the series' 26 episodes[[/note]] are known to circulate among fans, and episodes occasionally surface on Website/YouTube. Even the Japanese version never so much as received a [=DVD=] release in its home country.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Apart from a four-episode compilation on VHS in 1990, the series has not seen an official home video release in English, although nearly-complete collections[[note]]the most complete of which comprises 25 of the series' 26 episodes[[/note]] are known to circulate among fans, and episodes occasionally surface on Website/YouTube. Even the Japanese version never so much as received a [=DVD=] release in its home country.country and, other than the original opening song, [[https://lostmediawiki.com/Adventures_of_the_Little_Koala_(partially_found_original_Japanese_audio_of_anime_series;_1984-1985) none of the episodes have surfaced online]], so it's considered lost media.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Apart from a four-episode compilation on VHS in 1990, the series has not seen an official home video release in English, although nearly-complete collections[[note]]the most complete of which comprises 25 of the series' 26 episodes[[/note]] are known to circulate among fans, and episodes occasionally surface on Website/YouTube.
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* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Apart from a four-episode compilation on VHS in 1990, the series has not seen an official home video release in English, although nearly-complete collections[[note]]the most complete of which comprises 25 of the series' 26 episodes[[/note]] are known to circulate among fans, and episodes occasionally surface on Website/YouTube. Even the Japanese version never so much as received a [=DVD=] release in its home country.
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*ActingForTwo: In the Arabic dub, Creator/ReemSaadeh is the voice of Koala's mother, Luna and Maki-Maki.
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* TheRedStapler: This show, along with the aformentioned ''Noozles'', was created in response to a craze for koala-related media created by a zoo in Tokyo recieving a gift of koalas from Australia.
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* TheRedStapler: This show, along with the aformentioned aforementioned ''Noozles'', was created in response to a craze for koala-related media created by a zoo in Tokyo recieving receiving a gift of koalas from Australia.
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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: Steven Bednarski (Roobear), Morgan Hallett (Laura), and Cleo Paskal (Betty) were all kids and early teens when they played their respective characters. Note that all the other kids were voiced by adult actors, and ''all'' the kids (koalas included) are voiced by adults in the original Japanese.[[note]]Bednarski - after his voice changed - is probably best known for playing Chad in the first English dub of ''Anime/SailorMoon''.[[/note]]
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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: Steven Bednarski (Roobear), Morgan Hallett (Laura), and Cleo Paskal (Betty) were all kids and early teens when they played their respective characters. Note that all the other kids were voiced by adult actors, and ''all'' the kids (koalas included) are voiced by adults in the original Japanese. This is also the first one when Morgan Hallett started acting when she was 11.[[note]]Bednarski - after his voice changed - is probably best known for playing Chad in the first English dub of ''Anime/SailorMoon''.[[/note]]
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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: Steven Bednarski (Roobear), Morgan Hallett (Laura), and Cleo Paskal (Betty) were all in their early teens when they played their respective characters. Note that all the other kids were voiced by adult actors, and ''all'' the kids (koalas included) are voiced by adults in the original Japanese.[[note]]Bednarski - after his voice changed - is probably best known for playing Chad in the first English dub of ''Anime/SailorMoon''.[[/note]]
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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: Steven Bednarski (Roobear), Morgan Hallett (Laura), and Cleo Paskal (Betty) were all in their kids and early teens when they played their respective characters. Note that all the other kids were voiced by adult actors, and ''all'' the kids (koalas included) are voiced by adults in the original Japanese.[[note]]Bednarski - after his voice changed - is probably best known for playing Chad in the first English dub of ''Anime/SailorMoon''.[[/note]]
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* DuelingShows: ''Anime/TheNoozles''. Both are anime about koalas originally released in Japan in 1984, and they aired back-to-back on Nickelodeon for a long time, but ''Noozles'' is more fantasy-based, while this show is more SliceOfLife. Also, they originally aired on different channels in Japan: ''Little Koala'' aired on Creator/TVTokyo, and Noozles on Creator/FujiTV (although ''Little Koala'' was shown on Fuji-affiliated stations in some markets).
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* DuelingShows: ''Anime/TheNoozles''. Both are anime about koalas originally released in Japan in 1984, and they aired back-to-back on Nickelodeon for a long time, but ''Noozles'' is more fantasy-based, while this show is more SliceOfLife. Also, they originally
** Played straighter in Japan, where the two shows aired ondifferent channels in Japan: rival networks: ''Little Koala'' aired on Creator/TVTokyo, and Noozles ''Noozles'' on Creator/FujiTV (although Creator/FujiTV. However, due to the TV Tokyo network comprising only three stations at the time, ''Little Koala'' was shown on Fuji-affiliated stations in some markets). cities.
** Played straighter in Japan, where the two shows aired on
