- Bonus Material: Bonus episodes, art posts, character polls, and Q&As are all available on the story’s livejournal page.
- Christmas Rushed: Episode 21 was on a Christmas Eve deadline because that was the fic's third-year anniversary. However, it's still the fourth-longest chapter, and it was accompanied by a few extras like the ff.net release.
- Hypothetical Casting: The creators have envisioned voice actors for the characters.
- Kawada Asa: Marina Inoue (Japanese); Luci Christian (English)
- Nakayama Yoko: Megumi Hayashibara (Japanese); Laura Bailey (English).
- Starry: Yuuka Nakatsukasa (Japanese); Bob Bergen (English).
- Dawn: Sumi Shimamoto (Japanese); Melanie MacQueen (English).
- Mr. Dawn: Akio Ōtsuka (Japanese); Steve Kramer (English).
- Kondu Hoshi: Masami Suzuki (Japanese); Jennifer Hale (English).
- Okamoto Yukari: Kaori Fukuhara (Japanese); Monica Rial (English).
- Ogata Mia: Akemi Kanda (Japanese); Carrie Savage (English).
- Nakata Ami: Kotono Mitsuishi (Japanese); Veronica Taylor (English).
- Omemi Emiru: Maaya Sakamoto (Japanese); Tress MacNeille (English)-]
- Mekuramast: Bin Shimada (Japanese), Ted Lewis (English).
- Kainatrol: Toshiko Fujita (Japanese), Diane Michelle (English).
- Binbeat: Kazue Komiya (Japanese), Susan Roman (English).
- Mireyes: Miyoko Asou (Japanese), Catherine Battistone (English).
- Tachimany: Akira Ishida (Japanese), Matt Dillon (English, male) and Lisa Ortiz (English, female).
- Eiender: Tōru Ōhira (Japanese), Christopher Lee (English).
- Schedule Slip: The story stood dead with one chapter for four months, but the author picked it back up again after scheduling constraints and lack of interest compelled her to drop her other Pretty Cure fandom project, the Weekly Dub Reports.
- Technology Marches On: The story lampshades the case of this in the original Futari wa Pretty Cure, mentioning that the transformation phones look very outdated, as if they were from 2004. They're eventually updated to look like modern smartphones in episode 23 after the Cures discovered that two of the Moon Pieces were hidden inside the transformation phones.
- What Could Have Been: The series was originally slated to be split into two twenty-six episode installments entitled Blue Moon and Pink Sun. Instead, the former became the series title, the second half was called Futari wa Pretty Cure Blue Moon -solar eclipse-, and the story is slated to encompass about twenty-four episodes instead, having experienced a reduction in Filler. Also, Mia was supposed to be a Victim of the Week, not a major character.
- Word of God: Some plot hints have been leaked in discussion, along with the Boss' name (Eiender, if you're wondering), some notes about Kazahana City, all the things that Could Have Been...
- In the comments of the last episode, when a reader comments about Yoko's parents being upset and Yoko moving out of the house after she comes out to them, the author responds, "They'll get over it eventually."
- Word of Gay: At first, though it becomes quite clear in-story later.
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