History Trivia / Ninku

* ThoseTwoActors: Creator/RicaMatsumoto (Fuusuke) and Creator/MegumiHayashibara (Rihoko) have worked together quite a few times, most notably on ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' where they voice Satoshi/Ash and Musashi/Jessie respectively.

* TheWikiRule: [[https://ninku.fandom.com/wiki/Ninku_Wiki Here it is.]]

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Creator/RicaMatsumoto (Fuusuke) and Creator/MegumiHayashibara (Rihoko) have worked together quite a few times, most notably on ''Anime/{{Pokemon}}'' where they voice Satoshi/Ash and Musashi/Jessie respectively.
** Ditto for Creator/MonaMarshall and Creator/WendeeLee on the English side, they've been in many of the same shows, with ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'' and ''Manga/LoveHina'' being among the most notable.

* DuelingDubs: There's technically ''two'' English dubs: One for the series itself which was made for English speaking feeds of Animax in Southeast Asia and the Creator/MediaBlasters dub of the movie produced by the now defunct Animaze[=/=]Magnitude 8 Post in Los Angeles [[note]] Media Blasters usually works with Creator/BangZoomEntertainment or Arvintel Media for theit LA based dubs with ''Ninku'' and the first ''YuYu Hakusho'' movie being their only time working with the more expensive Animaze [[/note]], the latter one is more commonly available due to it being released on home video in North America.

** Ditto for Creator/MonaMarshall and Creator/WendeeLee on the English side, they've been in many of the same shows, with ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' and ''Manga/LoveHina'' being among the most notable.

** Ditto for Creator/MonaMarshall and Creator/WendeeLee on the English side, they've been in many of the same shows, with ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' and ''Manga/Love Hina'' being among the most notable.

* RelationshipVoiceActor: Creator/RicaMatsumoto (Fuusuke) and Creator/MegumiHayashibara (Rihoko) have worked together quite a few times, most notably on ''Anime/Pokemon'' where they voice Satoshi/Ash and Musashi/Jessie respectively.

* DuelingDubs: There's technically ''two'' English dubs: One for the series itself which was made for English speaking feeds of Animax and one for the movie, the latter one seems to be more successful.
* CrossDressingVoices: Rika Matsumoto voices the main character, Fuusuke, in the original Japanese and Creator/MonaMarshall (who also did the English voice for Doraemon, under the pseudonym "Michele Medlin") voices him in the English dub of the movie.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Footage of the English dub of the actual anime has yet to resurface anywhere online.

* CrossDressingVoices: Rika Matsumoto voices the main character, Fuusuke, in the original Japanese and Creator/MonaMarshall (who also did the English voice for Doraemon, under the pseudonym "Michele Medlin) voices him in the English dub of the movie.

* DuelingDubs: There's technically ''two'' English dubs: One for the series itself and made for English speaking feeds of Animax and one for the movie, the latter one seems to be more successful.

* CrossDressingVoices: Rika Matsumoto voices the main character, Fuusuke, in the original Japanese and Creator/MonaMarshall (under the pseudonym "Michele Medlin) voices him in the English dub of the movie.

* CrossDressingVoices: Rika Matsumoto voices the main character, Fuusuke in the original and Michelle Moran voices him in the English dub of the movie.

* DuelingDubs: There's ''three'' English dubs (four, if you include the movie as well): One for the English speaking feeds of Animax, another for Cartoon Network's Philippines feed[[note]]this one was also distributed on VCD by ''Speedy Video'' who also distributed the Animax English dub of Manga/CyborgKuroChan and produced their own dubs of Manga/Doraemon and Anime/DragonBallZ.[[/note]], and another one that only lasted 3 episodes by ''Thunder Unlimited'' which was released as bonuses on their VCD releases of Creator/DingoPictures films.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Footage of the English dubs of the actual anime have yet to resurface anywhere online.

* UnfinishedDub: As mentioned above, the Thunder Unlimited dub only covers the first 3 episodes due to low sales of their VCDS.

* DuelingDubs: There's ''three'' English dubs (four, if you include the movie as well): One for the English speaking feeds of Animax, another for Cartoon Network's Philippines feed[[note]]this one was also disturbed on VCD by ''Speedy Video'' who also disturbed the Animax English dub of Manga/CyborgKuroChan and produced their own dubs of Manga/Doraemon and Anime/DragonBallZ.[[/note]], and another one that only lasted 3 episodes by ''Thunder Unlimited'' which was released as bonuses on their VCD releases of Creator/DingoPictures films.

* KeepCirculatingTheTapes: Footage of the English dubs of the actual anime have resurface.

* DuelingDubs: There's ''three'' English dubs (four, if you include the movie as well): One for the English speaking feeds of Animax, another for Cartoon Network's Philippines feed[[note]]this one was also disturbed on VCD by ''Speedy Video'' who also disturbed the Animax English dub of Manga/CyborgKuroChan and produced their own dubs of Manga/Doraemon and Anime/DragonBallZ.[[/note]]. and another one that only lasted 3 episodes by ''Thunder Unlimited'' which was released as bonuses on their VCD releases of Creator/DingoPictures films.

* NoExportForYou: Only Ninku the Movie was ever dubbed for the U.S. market and that was a packaged deal along with the ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'' movie ''The Golden Seal''.