History Trivia / InterspeciesReviewers

* UnfinishedDub: Only the first episode was ever dubbed before Funimation dropped the series upon realizing just ''how'' risque it actually is.

* NoDubForYou: Only the first episode was ever dubbed before Funimation dropped the series upon realizing just ''how'' risque it actually is.

* TheWikiRule: [[https://interspecies-reviewers.fandom.com/wiki/Interspecies_Reviewers_Wiki Interspecies Reviewers Wiki]]

*** Four of the girls considered for reviews but as of volume 5 not used for the final release are the Amazon, the Dullahan, the Kitsune, and the Bug Queen. Amazons appear in chapters 40 and 41, but the review is more for the gym-based succu-joint as whole with Stunk, Zel, and Kanchal not taking an Amazon partner, while Brooz's partner is unknown. A Kitsune is reviewed in the first volume of the light novel, though the novels are not written by Amahara. Male dullahans appear in chapter 48 with the mantis women, and other bug women appear in chapter 54.

** The censored version of the sub was legally available to watch in Australia and New Zealand via Madman's [=AnimeLab=] service [[https://web.archive.org/web/20210628150525/https://support.animelab.com/index.php/knowledge-base/what-happened-to-interspecies-reviewers/ until June 2021]] when [=AnimeLab=] [[https://www.animelab.com/blog/animelab-is-becoming-funimation-in-australia-and-new-zealand/ began the process of rebranding as Funimation]].

** One of the concept sketches for Demia by Amahara featured her being yelled at by the Mayor of her town after complaints were made of her Decoy Doll clones having very public coitus. This scene is not shown on-panel in the manga, and the subject is only referenced and not shown on-screen in the anime adaptation.

* StudioHop: At first, the North American releases were initially handled by Creator/{{Funimation}}, before switching over to Creator/RightStuf.

** The censored version of the sub was legally available to watch in Australia and New Zealand via Madman's [=AnimeLab=] service [[https://support.animelab.com/index.php/knowledge-base/what-happened-to-interspecies-reviewers/ until June 2021]] when [=AnimeLab=] [[https://web.archive.org/web/20210628150525/https://support.animelab.com/index.php/knowledge-base/what-happened-to-interspecies-reviewers/ began the process of rebranding as Funimation]].

** The censored version of the sub was legally available to watch in Australia and New Zealand via Madman's [=AnimeLab=] service [[https://support.animelab.com/index.php/knowledge-base/what-happened-to-interspecies-reviewers/ until June 2021]] when [=AnimeLab=] [[https://www.animelab.com/blog/animelab-is-becoming-funimation-in-australia-and-new-zealand/ began the process of rebranding as Funimation]].

*** Four of the girls considered for reviews but as of volume 5 not used for the final release are the Amazon, the Dullahan, the Kitsune, and the Bug Queen. Amazons appear in chapters 40 and 41, but the review is more for the gym-based succu-joint as whole with Stunk, Zel, and Kanchal not taking an Amazon partner, while Brooz's partner is unknown. A Kitsune is reviewed in the first volume of the light novel, though the novels are not written by Amahara.

** In one of Amahara's earliest prototypes for the manga, there was an entirely different angel in the Reviewers from Crim, with a much more cruel personality, and there was a cat beastman instead of Brooz. This other angel's appearance is reused in the manga proper in chapter 28, where they confront Crim out of jealousy and a desire to break their own halo and enjoy the mortal pleasures of the flesh. Four of the girls considered for reviews but as of volume 4 not used for the final release are the Amazon, the Dullahan, the Kitsune, and the Bug Queen, while the running gag about how magical races see 500-year-old elf women versus how humans like them is shown to be one of the foundational jokes for the series, as it is continually referenced in chapters 1, 6, 7, and 31.

** The censored version of the sub was legally available to watch in Australia and New Zealand via Madman's [=AnimeLab=] service [[https://support.animelab.com/index.php/knowledge-base/what-happened-to-interspecies-reviewers/ until June 2021]] when [=AnimeLab=] [[https://www.animelab.com/blog/animelab-is-becoming-funimation-in-australia-and-new-zealand/ rebranded as Funimation]].

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: What happened when Creator/{{Funimation}} dropped the series for being TooHotForTV in the U.S., Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Nordics and [[NoExportForYou Latin America]]. The other large international distributor, Amazon, later followed suit, and so did Japanese TV stations Tokyo MX and Sun TV by removing the series from their broadcasting schedule. Luckily, not only is the sub, albeit the censored version, legally available to watch in Australia and New Zealand via Madman's [=AnimeLab=] service, but [[NetworkToTheRescue Right Stuf rescued the license in North America and announced a Blu-ray release for 2021]].

* ScrewedByTheNetwork: What happened when Creator/{{Funimation}} dropped the series in the U.S., Canada, UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Nordics and [[NoExportForYou Latin America]]. The other large international distributor, Amazon, later followed suit, and so did Japanese TV stations Tokyo MX and Sun TV by removing the series from their broadcasting schedule. Luckily, not only is the sub, albeit the censored version, legally available to watch in Australia and New Zealand via Madman's [=AnimeLab=] service, but [[NetworkToTheRescue Right Stuf rescued the license in North America and announced a Blu-ray release for 2021]].

* StreisandEffect: Funimation and other distrubtors and networks' dropping of the series due to it being TooHotForTV led people to look for it elsewhere to see what the fuss was all about, and its popularity increased as a result.

* StreisandEffect: Funimation's dropping of the series entirely led people to look for it elsewhere to see what the fuss was all about, and its popularity increased as a result.

* NoExportForYou: With the September 2020 announcement by [=RightStuf=], it's safe to say that Interspecies Reviewers is irretrievably blocked in Latin America and Nordics, as [=RightStuf=] is only for US and Canada and those forementioned regions will not have a legal option to watch it.

* NetworkToTheRescue: [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2020-09-05/right-stuf-unveils-the-irresponsible-captain-tylor-bd-release-interspecies-reviewers-anime-license/.163658 Right Stuf rescued the anime for its Critical Mass label]] In September 2020.

** In [[https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/1785159-ishuzoku-reviewers-interspecies-reviewers this]] concept sketch for the series by Amahara, the groundwork for the Transportation Guild centaurs and Aloe is laid down, and a Western-style ghost girl is seen instead of the kimono-clad Reiko. Aloe's prototype artwork had her with a BubblePipe instead of her classy kiseru pipe.