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** Creator/MamiMatsui voiced Gastman in the film and Chigusa in the TV series.
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** Creator/MamiMatsui voiced Gastman in the film and Chigusa Eddie in the TV series.
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* YouSoundFamiliar:
** Creator/MamiMatsui voiced Gastman in the film and Chigusa in the TV series.
** Creator/YukoNagashima voiced Gastman Alpha in the film and Chigusa in the TV series.
** The late Creator/ShihoNiiyama voiced Gastman Zeta in the film and Doris in the TV series.
** Creator/MamiMatsui voiced Gastman in the film and Chigusa in the TV series.
** Creator/YukoNagashima voiced Gastman Alpha in the film and Chigusa in the TV series.
** The late Creator/ShihoNiiyama voiced Gastman Zeta in the film and Doris in the TV series.
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* AscendedFanon: Yoshizumi originally didn't intend for Ginta and Arimi to actually get together, but fan letters gave her the idea. Additionally, it's said that the [[spoiler: "Ginta crushes on crossdressing!Yuu"]] scene was inspired by [[HoYay some Yuu/Ginta fanarts]] she saw around.
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* AscendedFanon: Yoshizumi originally didn't intend for Ginta and Arimi to actually get together, but fan letters gave her the idea. Additionally, it's said that the [[spoiler: "Ginta crushes on crossdressing!Yuu"]] crossdressing Yuu"]] scene was inspired by [[HoYay some Yuu/Ginta fanarts]] she saw around.
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* RoleReprise: Creator/SakikoTamagawa voiced Mio Hagiwara in the OVA adaptation of ''Handsome na Kanojo'' and reprises her role for her cameo appearances in ''Marmalade Boy''
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* ChannelHop:
** After the anime first aired on Creator/TVAsahi, reruns aired on Creator/KidsStation in 2006 and Creator/FujiTV Two in 2012.
** Toei Video [[note]] the home video division of Toei Animation's [[Creator/ToeiCompany parent company]] [[/note]] handled the VHS releases while Starchild Records released the series on laserdisc. Beginning with the 20th anniversary DVD boxset in 2012, the home media distribution rights are now owned by Frontier Works.
** The anime's North American home media releases were initially handled by Creator/{{Tokyopop}}. Around a decade or more later, Creator/DiscotekMedia picked up the rights.
** After the anime first aired on Creator/TVAsahi, reruns aired on Creator/KidsStation in 2006 and Creator/FujiTV Two in 2012.
** Toei Video [[note]] the home video division of Toei Animation's [[Creator/ToeiCompany parent company]] [[/note]] handled the VHS releases while Starchild Records released the series on laserdisc. Beginning with the 20th anniversary DVD boxset in 2012, the home media distribution rights are now owned by Frontier Works.
** The anime's North American home media releases were initially handled by Creator/{{Tokyopop}}. Around a decade or more later, Creator/DiscotekMedia picked up the rights.
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** After the anime first aired on Asahi Broadcasting Corporation, reruns aired on Kids Station in 2006 and Fuji TV Two in 2012.
** Toei Animation handled the VHS releases while Starchild Records released the series on laserdisc. Beginning with the 20th anniversary DVD boxset in 2012, the home media distribution rights are now owned by Frontier Works.
** Toei Animation handled the VHS releases while Starchild Records released the series on laserdisc. Beginning with the 20th anniversary DVD boxset in 2012, the home media distribution rights are now owned by Frontier Works.
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** After the anime first aired on Asahi Broadcasting Corporation, Creator/TVAsahi, reruns aired on Kids Station Creator/KidsStation in 2006 and Fuji TV Creator/FujiTV Two in 2012.
** ToeiAnimation Video [[note]] the home video division of Toei Animation's [[Creator/ToeiCompany parent company]] [[/note]] handled the VHS releases while Starchild Records released the series on laserdisc. Beginning with the 20th anniversary DVD boxset in 2012, the home media distribution rights are now owned by Frontier Works.
** Toei
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* RelationshipVoiceActor:
** Chances are, if you've watched ''Manga/NintamaRantarou'', you'll be able to recognize several of the Japanese voice actors that are in both series.
** In the English dub, a majority of the cast would later play roles in ''Manga/{{Naruto}}''. For instance, Miki's two closest friends Meiko and Ginta are Sakura Haruno (Creator/KateHiggins) and Sasuke Uchiha (Creator/YuriLowenthal) respectively. Their teacher, who is also Meiko's lover, is hilariously Sasuke's brother Itachi (first voiced by Creator/SkipStellrecht). Both Higgins and Miki's voice actress, Creator/MichelleRuff, would both later become Ami Mizuno and Luna in the Viz dub for ''Manga/SailorMoon'' and ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal''.
** The Latin American Spanish dub share some relationships with the cast, especially with the ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' franchise. Ginta (Carlos Carvajal) and Arimi (Rosario Zamora) are Tenchi and Ryoko, while Miki (Laura Orlázabal) and Meiko (Keyros Guillen) are also Ayeka and Mihoshi in the OVA and TV series, and then there's Anju (Viviana Navarro) as Sakuya in ''Anime/TenchiInTokyo''.
** There are also similarities with the LA-Spanish dub of ''Anime/YoureUnderArrest'': Miki and Arimi are Natsumi and Miyuki, Ginta is Tokairin, Meiko is Yoriko, and Nakajima (Alejandro Trejo) is Miki's father.
** Chances are, if you've watched ''Manga/NintamaRantarou'', you'll be able to recognize several of the Japanese voice actors that are in both series.
** In the English dub, a majority of the cast would later play roles in ''Manga/{{Naruto}}''. For instance, Miki's two closest friends Meiko and Ginta are Sakura Haruno (Creator/KateHiggins) and Sasuke Uchiha (Creator/YuriLowenthal) respectively. Their teacher, who is also Meiko's lover, is hilariously Sasuke's brother Itachi (first voiced by Creator/SkipStellrecht). Both Higgins and Miki's voice actress, Creator/MichelleRuff, would both later become Ami Mizuno and Luna in the Viz dub for ''Manga/SailorMoon'' and ''Anime/SailorMoonCrystal''.
** The Latin American Spanish dub share some relationships with the cast, especially with the ''Anime/TenchiMuyo'' franchise. Ginta (Carlos Carvajal) and Arimi (Rosario Zamora) are Tenchi and Ryoko, while Miki (Laura Orlázabal) and Meiko (Keyros Guillen) are also Ayeka and Mihoshi in the OVA and TV series, and then there's Anju (Viviana Navarro) as Sakuya in ''Anime/TenchiInTokyo''.
** There are also similarities with the LA-Spanish dub of ''Anime/YoureUnderArrest'': Miki and Arimi are Natsumi and Miyuki, Ginta is Tokairin, Meiko is Yoriko, and Nakajima (Alejandro Trejo) is Miki's father.
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* TalkingToHimself: In the English dub, Creator/SkipStellrecht voices both Namura and Satoshi, the two males closest to Meiko.
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* WrittenByCastMember: Creator/TonyOliver was one of the English dub's ADR screenwriters, as well as the voices of Bill Matheson and Gen Kitahara.
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* WrittenByCastMember: Creator/TonyOliver was one of the English dub's ADR screenwriters, as well as the voices of Bill Matheson and Gen Kitahara.Kitahara.
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** Chances are, if you've watched ''Manga/NintamaRantarou'', you'll be able to recognize several of the Japanese voice actors that are in both series.
