History Trivia / TeasingMasterTakagiSan

* ChannelHop: The anime originally ran on Tokyo MX for the first two seasons, then moved to the Mainichi Broadcasting System for the final season.

* None of the spin-offs have been officially licensed.

* TheWikiRule: [[https://karakai-jouzu-no-takagi-san.fandom.com/wiki/Karakai_J%C5%8Dzu_no_Takagi-san_Wiki Karakai Jozu no Takagi-san Wiki]].

* RelationshipVoiceActor: The Latin American Spanish dub reunites many members from the voice cast of ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic'': Takagi (Analiz Sánchez) is Rainbow Dash, [[Creator/EduardoGarza Nishikata]] is Jet Set, Yukari (Susana Moreno) is Apple Bloom, Nakai (Miguel Angel Ruiz) is Snips, Mano (Andrea Arruti) is Diamond Tiara and Kimura (Tommy Rojas) is Bright Mac.

* TheOtherDarrin: Due to each season of the anime being licensed by different companies,[[note]]The first season was licensed and streamed by Funimation and Crunchyroll, before switching to Netflix for the second season, and then Creator/SentaiFilmworks for the third season.[[/note]] the English dub has had several casting changes:
** Netflix's release of Season 2 features an all-new Los Angeles-based voice cast. For example, Takagi, voiced by Creator/SarahWiedenheft in Season 1, is now voiced by Creator/KayliMills.
** Some of the characters appearing in Season 3 were recast with Houston-based actors. For example, Creator/ScottGibbs and Creator/KiraVincentDavis replaced Creator/JohnnyYongBosch and Creator/AbbyTrott as Hamaguchi and Hojo, respectively. Creator/BrysonBaugus also voiced Nishikata in episode 6 as well as the final three episodes because of Aaron Dismuke's vocal rest.

* TheOtherDarrin: In the English dubs:

* NoExportForYou: The 2018 OVA has never been released outside of Japan.

* StudioHop: The first season of the anime was licensed and streamed by Funimation and Crunchyroll, before switching to Netflix for the second season, and then Creator/SentaiFilmworks for the third season.

* StudioHop: The anime's first season streamed on Creator/{{Funimation}} and Website/{{Crunchyroll}} worldwide, then moved to Creator/{{Netflix}} for the second season. Creator/SentaiFilmworks picked it up for the third season and the film.

* StudioHop: The anime was originally licensed and streamed by Creator/{{Funimation}} and Website/{{Crunchyroll}}, before switching to Creator/{{Netflix}} for the second season, and then Creator/SentaiFilmworks for the third season.

* StudioHop: The anime first streamed on Creator/{{Funimation}} and Website/{{Crunchyroll}}, before switching to Creator/{{Netflix}} for the second season, and then Creator/SentaiFilmworks for the third season.

** Some of the characters appearing in Season 3 were recast with Houston-based actors. For example, Creator/ScottGibbs and Creator/KiraVincentDavis replaced Creator/JohnnyYongBosch and Creator/AbbyTrott as the respective voices of Hamaguchi and Hojo. Creator/BrysonBaugus also voiced Nishikata in episode 6 as well as the final three episodes when Aaron Dismuke was on vocal rest.

* StudioHop: The first season was streamed worldwide on Funimation and Crunchyroll. In 2019, Netflix streamed the second season worldwide. Three years later, Sentai Filmworks acquired the rights to the third season and the film.

*** Creator/JohnSwasey directed the third season in addition to voicing Shibasaki.

** Momo Ishibashi, Kitano's Japanese voice actress, would later voice one of the schoolgirls in Season 3.

* RealPlaceBackground: Many of the locations featured in ''Teasing Master Takagi-san'' and its related spin-offs are based on series author Creator/SoichiroYamamoto's hometown of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonoshō,_Kagawa Tonoshō]], a seaside town located on the island of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shōdoshima Shōdoshima]] in the Kagawa Prefecture. However, despite the collaborations between the town and the anime that gave it a TouristBump (including a [[https://i.redd.it/qfmzphew2ua11.png pilgrimage map]]!), WordOfGod [[https://web.archive.org/web/20171109023811/https://www.roover.jp/articles/S07c7 says the setting was not intended to be based on any real-life location]], but rather just a rural countryside setting.

** Some of the characters appearing in Season 3 were recast with Houston-based actors. For example, Creator/ScottGibbs and Creator/KiraVincentDavis replaced Creator/JohnnyYongBosch and Creator/AbbyTrott as the respective voices of Hamaguchi and Hojo. Creator/BrysonBaugus also filled in as Nishikata for episode 6 and the final three episodes when Aaron Dismuke was on vocal rest.

*** Creator/JohnSwasey, the third season's ADR director, provided Shibasaki's voice.

** Some of the characters appearing in Season 3 were recast with Houston-based actors. For example, Creator/ScottGibbs and Creator/KiraVincentDavis replaced Creator/JohnnyYongBosch and Creator/AbbyTrott as the respective voices of Hamaguchi and Hojo. Creator/BrysonBaugus also filled in for Aaron Dismuke as Nishikata in four episodes due to Dismuke's vocal rest.

** In Season 3's English dub, Creator/JohnSwasey voiced Shibasaki, while his daughter, [[Creator/OliviaSwasey Olivia]], voiced Sumire Takagawa.

** Yuka Nukui voiced a brother and a sister in Episode 6 of Season 1 and would later voice a schoolgirl in Seasons 2 and 3.

** Yuka Nukui voiced a brother and a sister in Episode 6 of Season 1 and would later voice a schoolgirl in Seasons 2 through 3.

*** Creator/JohnSwasey is Shibasaki's voice actor and the third season's ADR director.

** Some of the characters appearing in Season 3 were recast with Houston-based actors. For example, Creator/ScottGibbs and Creator/KiraVincentDavis replaced Creator/JohnnyYongBosch and Creator/AbbyTrott as the respective voices of Hamaguchi and Hojo. Creator/BrysonBaugus also played Nishikata four times when Aaron Dismuke wasn't available.

* StudioHop: The first season was streamed worldwide on Funimation and Crunchyroll. In 2019, the second season premiered on Netflix. Three years later, Sentai Filmworks acquired the rights to the third season and the film.

* The covers for ''Karakai Jōzu no (Moto) Takagi-san'' [[https://pbs.twimg.com/media/D-A9eHWW4AARHAg.jpg are exact reproductions of the covers from the main series]] with Chi (Nishikata and Takagi's daughter) taking the place of her father.

* RealPlaceBackground: Many of the locations featured in ''Teasing Master Takagi-san'' and its related spin-offs are based on series author Sōichirō Yamamoto's hometown of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonoshō,_Kagawa Tonoshō]], a seaside town located on the island of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shōdoshima Shōdoshima]] in the Kagawa Prefecture. However, despite the collaborations between the town and the anime that gave it a TouristBump (including a [[https://i.redd.it/qfmzphew2ua11.png pilgrimage map]]!), WordOfGod [[https://web.archive.org/web/20171109023811/https://www.roover.jp/articles/S07c7 says the setting was not intended to be based on any real-life location]], but rather just a rural countryside setting.

* RealPlaceBackground: Many of the landmarks featured in ''Teasing Master Takagi-san'' and its related spin-offs are based on series author Sōichirō Yamamoto's RealLife hometown of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonoshō,_Kagawa Tonoshō]], a seaside town located on the island of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shōdoshima Shōdoshima]] in the Kagawa Prefecture. However, despite the collaborations between the town and the anime that gave it a TouristBump (including a [[https://i.redd.it/qfmzphew2ua11.png pilgrimage map]]!), WordOfGod [[https://web.archive.org/web/20171109023811/https://www.roover.jp/articles/S07c7 says the setting was not intended to be based on any real-life location]], but rather just a rural countryside setting.

* RealPlaceBackground: Many of the locations featured in ''Teasing Master Takagi-san'' and its related spin-offs are based on the RealLife town of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonosh%C5%8D,_Kagawa Tonoshō]], located on the island of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sh%C5%8Ddoshima Shōdoshima]] in the Kagawa Prefecture, which also happens to be Sōichirō Yamamoto's hometown. The town would also [[TouristBump collaborate with the anime to promote tourism]], including [[https://i.redd.it/qfmzphew2ua11.png creating a map that pinpointed the real-life locations of areas featured in the anime]].

* WordOfGod: While the series' setting looks an awful lot like several real-life locations in Tonoshō, [[https://web.archive.org/web/20171109023811/https://www.roover.jp/articles/S07c7 Yamamoto has stated that he did not intend for the town to be the actual setting, but rather just "somewhere in the countryside"]].

* RealPlaceBackground: Many of the locations featured in ''Teasing Master Takagi-san'' and its related spin-offs are based on the RealLife town of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tonosh%C5%8D,_Kagawa Tonoshō]], located on the island of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sh%C5%8Ddoshima Shōdoshima]] in the Kagawa Prefecture, which also happens to be Sōichirō Yamamoto's hometown. The town would also [[TourismBump collaborate with the anime to promote tourism]], including [[https://i.redd.it/qfmzphew2ua11.png creating a map that pinpointed the real-life locations of areas featured in the anime]].

** Yuka Nikui voiced a brother and a sister in Episode 6 of Season 1 and would later voice a schoolgirl in Seasons 2 through 3.

* ''Teasing Master Takagi-san'' and its {{Spin Off}}s are set in the RealLife island of [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shōdoshima Shōdoshima]], the hometown of the manga's author Sōichirō Yamamoto. Some of his more fantastical works also take place on the island (''Manga/FudatsukiNoKyoukoChan'') or in that world at large (''Manga/InTheHeartOfKunoichiTsubaki''), thus making most of Yamamoto's works part of a SharedUniverse.[[note]][[spoiler:Which seems to be the case when Nishikata and Takagi are TheCameo in the final volume of ''Kyouko-chan''.]][[/note]]

** Some of the characters appearing in Season 3 were recast with Houston-based actors. For example, Creator/ScottGibbs and Creator/KiraVincentDavis replaced Creator/JohnnyYongBosch and Creator/AbbyTrott as the respective voices of Hamaguchi and Hojo. Creator/BrysonBaugus also played Takagi four times when Aaron Dismuke wasn't available.

* ActingForTwo: Besides Nishikata and Takagi, Creator/YuukiKaji and Creator/RieTakahashi voiced their respective ''[[ShowWithinAShow 100% Unrequited Love]]'' counterparts, Ikeo and Kyunko, in the Japanese version.

*** Season 1 was directed by Creator/JeremyInman, who was one of the additional voices.
*** Creator/JohnSwasey is Shibasaki's voice actor and the ADR director for Season 3.

* LateExportForYou: While Creator/{{Funimation}} and Website/{{Crunchyroll}} streamed Season 1 worldwide, it was only released in Japanese and English. By the time Creator/{{Netflix}} streamed Season 2, it was dubbed into French, Spanish (Latin American and European), Brazilian Portuguese, Italian, Thai and German via VSI.

** Some of the characters appearing in Season 3 were recast with Houston-based actors. For example, Creator/ScottGibbs and Creator/KiraVincentDavis replaced Creator/JohnnyYongBosch and Creator/AbbyTrott as the respective voices of Hamaguchi and Hojo.

* StudioHop: In North America, Season 1 was licensed by Funimation and Crunchyroll. Season 2 was licensed by Netflix, resulting in [[TheOtherDarrin a different English dub cast]] by VSI Los Angeles. Season 3 and the film are licensed by Sentai Filmworks, which had left its partnership with Creator/{{VRV}} due to Crunchyroll being acquired by Sony in August 2021, hence keeping all of the seasons on three different streaming services.

** Chapters 75, 76, and 77 are unusual in that they're produced by Rie Takahashi, Takagi's Japanese voice actress, and Yūki Kaji, Nishikata's Japanese voice actor, respectively.

* ActingForTwo: Besides Nishikata and Takagi, Creator/YuukiKaji and Creator/RieTakahashi voice their ''[[ShowWithinAShow 100% Unrequited Love]]'' counterparts, Ikeo and Kyunko, respectively, in the Japanese version.