Trivia / Super HxEros

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• Acting for Two:
  • Japanese version:
    • Daisuke Kishio, who normally voices Rumba, also voices Chacha when she transforms into the dog.
    • Ai Kakuma gives voice to both Kirara and "Dark Kirara", which is justified, as "Dark Kirara" is basically the younger self of Kirara created by her subconscious.
    • In addition to narrating the series, Rikiya Koyama voices the train driver who helps Retto and Kirara to find the latter's hairpin in the 10th episode.
  • English version:
    • Marissa Lenti provides the voices of the Queen, KiseiChuu X, Minyarin, and Haruka.
    • Chris Guerrero voices Rumba and the narrator.
• All-Star Cast: The main Japanese cast is voiced by well-known big names of the industry, with a solid secondary voice cast too. This is taken up to eleven with the Censor Bugs, who are voiced by famous voice actresses.
• Creator Couple: The English voice actors for Retto and Kirara (Matt Shipman and Brittany Lauda, respectively) are married in real life.
• Creator's Oddball: BURNOUT SYNDROMES, a band known for performing the themes for shonen anime of the likes of Gintama, Haikyuu!! or Dr. STONE, performed the opening theme (along with Retto's Japanese voice actor Yoshitsugu Matsuoka) of Super HxEros, an action ecchi anime that parodies Toku series. It seems they were aware of this, as they are credited as HXEROS SYNDROMES.
• Crossdressing Voices:
  • While Chacha is voiced by female voice actresses (Nichika Omori and Suzie Yeung, respectively), she spends most of the time transformed into Rumba, who is voiced by Daisuke Kishio and Chris Guerrero, respectively. Since Chacha also imitates the voice of those she transforms into, she ends talking with a very high pitched male voice.
  • Touma, the sole male member of the Tokyo branch of HxEros, is voiced by Ayaka Ohashi in the Japanese version, fitting as he himself looks like a girl. This is averted in the English dub where he's voiced by Clifford Chapin.

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