History Trivia / PokemonLearningLeague

** Ash's eyes also disappear for a while at the end of "Light Energy".

* TheOtherDarrin: Officer Jenny is voiced by Kayzie Rogers instead of Emily Williams, her VA from the anime episodes "Pinch Healing!" to "The Fleeting Tower of Sunyshore!" and the current one at the time of ''Pokémon Learning League'''s run. Kayzie also voiced Officer Jenny in ''Anime/TheMastermindOfMiragePokemon''.

* RoleReprise: Some of the voice actors from the anime reprise their roles in this web series:
** Bill Rogers [[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/857828962397585408/866458036910555156/image0.png reprises his role as Brock]], and he's his current VA since "Fear Factor Phony!".
** Michele Knotz likewise [[http://micheleknotz.com/resume/ reprises her roles as May, Misty, Jessie, and Nurse Joy.]] She was her VA for them in the anime at the time of the ''Learning League's'' run.
** Craig Blair, who voiced Tracey Sketchit in "Home is Where the Start is!", [[https://craigblairactor.com/filmography/ reprises his role]] in the [[ADayInTheLimelight Tracey-centric episodes.]]

** Narrowly {{averted|Trope}} with the "Solar System" episode. Pluto is hidden outside the frame when one looks into the files, and there's a conspicuous space in the planet list where it should be. This means that the episode had to be rewritten at the last minute because Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet on August 24, 2006, a few weeks before the episode was released.

** There's an [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pll_comparative_adjectives_unused_menu.png unused menu]] in "Comparative Adjectives" which had a rudimentary layout, a blue button in the middle, and a stick figure in the lower right corner. The button can be clicked, but it does nothing.
** There's a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pll_exercise_unused_bunny.png blue rabbit hidden outside the frame]] of the Apply section of "Exercise", which is presumably a beta version of Pikachu reacting to your answers. It grows red fangs if you get the answer wrong, and they disappear when you get it right.

** There's a [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pll_exercise_unused_bunny.png blue rabbit hidden oustide the frame]] of the Apply section of "Exercise", which is presumably a beta version of Pikachu reacting to your answers. It grows red fangs if you get the answer wrong, and they disappear when you get it right.

** There's an [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pll_comparative_adjectives_unused_menu.png unused menu]] in "Comparative Adjectives" which had a rudimentary layout, a blue button in the middle, and a stick figure in the lower right corner. The button can be clicked, but it does nothing.

** Craig Blair, who voiced Tracey Sketchit in "Home is Where the Start is!", [[https://craigblairactor.com/filmography/ reprises his role]] in the [[ADayInTheLimeLight Tracey-centric episodes.]]

** Narrowly {{averted|Trope}} with the "Solar System" episode. Pluto is hidden outside the frame when one looks into the files, and there's a conspicuous space in the planet list where it should be. This means that the episode had to be rewritten at the last minute because Pluto was reclassified as a dwarf planet a few weeks before it was released.

* TheOtherDarrin: Officer Jenny is voiced by Kayzie Rogers instead of Emily Williams, her VA from the anime episodes "Pinch Healing!" to "The Fleeting Tower of Sunyshore!" and the current one at the time of ''Pokémon Learning League'''s run. Rogers also voiced Officer Jenny in ''Anime/TheMastermindOfMiragePokemon''.
* RoleReprise: Bill Rogers, who has been Brock's VA since "Fear Factor Phony!" in the anime, [[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/857828962397585408/866458036910555156/image0.png reprises his role]] in ''Pokémon Learning League''.

* UncreditedRole: Other than Siara being voiced by Tessa Faye, none of the voice actors for the other Mission Guides are credited.

* RoleReprise: Bill Rogers, who has been Brock's current VA since "Fear Factor Phony!" in the anime, [[https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/857828962397585408/866458036910555156/image0.png reprises his role]] in ''Pokémon Learning League''.

** Siara mentions in the "Elements" video that there are 112 known elements to date. Six more have been discovered and officially named since the episode was released.

* ScienceMarchesOn: The "Food Pyramid" video uses the USDA's [=MyPyramid=], which was the latest version of the food pyramid at the time since it was first implemented in 2005. It has since been replaced with [=MyPlate=] in 2011, three years after the web series was discontinued.

** In "Comparative Adjectives" and "Light Energy", there are unused files that called the Try segment "Think", suggesting that that was the original name for it.

** In "Comparative Adjectives" and "Light Energy", there are unsused files that called the Try segment "Think", suggesting that that was the original name for it.

** "Comparative Adjectives":
*** There's an [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/pll_comparative_adjectives_unused_menu.png unused menu]] which had a rudimentary layout, a blue button in the middle, and a stick figure in the lower right corner. The button can be clicked, but it does nothing.
*** There's also an unused file that called the Try segment "Think", suggesting that that was the original name for it.

* TheOtherDarrin: Officer Jenny is voiced by Kayzie Rogers instead of Emily Williams, her VA from the anime episodes "Pinch Healing!" to "The Fleeting Tower of Sunyshore!". Rogers also voiced Officer Jenny in ''Anime/TheMastermindOfMiragePokemon''.

* TheOtherDarrin: Officer Jenny is voiced by Kayzie Rogers instead of Emily Williams, her VA from the anime episodes "Pinch Healing!" to "The Fleeting Tower of Sunyshore!". Rogers also voiced Officer Jenny in ''Anime/TheMastermindOfMiragePokemon''.

* ScienceMarchesOn: The "Food Pyramid" video uses the USDA's [=MyPyramid=], which was the latest version of the food pyramid at the time since it was first implemented in 2005. It has since been replaced with [=MyPlate=] in 2011, three years after the web series was discontinued.

* ScienceMarchesOn: The "Food Pyramid" video uses the USDA's [=MyPyramid=], which was the latest version of the food pyramid at the time since it was first implemented in 2005. It has since been replaced with the [=MyPlate=] in 2011, two years after the web series was discontinued.