History Trivia / SevenDaysInSunnyJune

* IKnewIt: When the artifacts in Divine Right's possession were revealed, someone managed to guess what the bell was for. [[note]][[spoiler:It's connected to [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyAndFriends Grogar]] somehow.]][[/note]] Naturally, steps were taken to ensure it remained a surprise despite this. [[spoiler:It turned out to be a red herring anyway. See BaitAndSwitchBoss for details.]]

* FunWithAcronyms: To be fully versed in both authors' work, you need to know what 7DSJ, AHP, ROTF, AAG and BH mean.[[note]]In order: ''Seven Days in Sunny June''; [=BlueBastard's=] ''Fanfic/AHairyProblem'' and ''[[{{Fanfic/AHairierProblemRiseOfTheFurball}} A Hairier Problem: Rise of the Furball]]''; and Shinzakura's ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'' and its ''Be Human'' sidestories.[[/note]]

* InJoke: A meta example: in ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'', Shinzakura originally based the names of Equestrian military ships off album titles from Music/{{Stereolab}}, and it seems that Blue Bastard carried it on into the Berylverse. Then Shinzakura went one step farther and took one of their songs ("Captain Easychord") and ''named a character after the song''.

* ScheduleSlip: Shinzakura has taken a slight hiatus from ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'', ''Fanfic/HeSheWe'' and ''Webcomic/ClaudeAndMonet'' to write this, much to those fandoms' collective chagrin.

* NamesTheSame:
** Sugarcoat (who appears like she does in WesternAnimation/FriendshipGames) shares a name with a girl who Applejack made move away mentioned in Protection. It's suggested that this girl in San Francisco is the series Sugarcoat, while the other girl merely had a similar name.
** Sandalwood is the name of two characters in the series:
*** The alternate-universe version of Sandalwood, an earth pony (who is, in herself an {{Expy}} from ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'').
*** A male student (fanonically known as Captain Planet) who [[spoiler:is in an incestuous relationship with his elder stepsister...and gets killed by the SIRENS later.]]
** Zephyr Breeze has a younger sister named Fluttershy...but said girl lives in Atlanta, not Canterlot.
** There is a Bon-Bon both in Canterlot and Detroit, though they're different people. Shinzakura has confirmed that the latter girl is based on earlier versions of Bon-Bon within the MLP franchise.

* InJoke: A meta example: in ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'', Shinzakura originally based the names of Equestrian military ships off album titles from Music/{{Stereolab}}, and it seems that Blue Bastard carried it on into the Berylverse. Then Shinzakura went one step farther and took one of the songs ("Captain Easychord") and ''named a character after the song''.

* InJoke: A meta example: in ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'', Shinzakura originally based the names of Equestrian military ships off album titles from Artist/{{Stereolab}}, and it seems that Blue Bastard carried it on into the Berylverse. Then Shinzakura went one step farther and took one of the songs ("Captain Easychord") and ''named a character after the song''.

* NamesTheSame: Sugarcoat (who appears like she does in WesternAnimation/FriendshipGames) shares a name with a girl who Applejack made move away mentioned in Protection. It's suggested that this girl in San Francisco is the series Sugarcoat, while the other girl merely had a similar name.

* ScheduleSlip: Shinzakura has taken a slight hiatus from ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'' and ''Webcomic/ClaudeAndMonet'' to write this, much to those fandoms' collective chagrin.

* [[MissingEpisode]]: ''Treasure'' has a story about several characters, but not Octavia, who is a major main cast member. Shinzakura explains this for two reasons:

1. Octavia was at her grandmother's place at the time, and the incident was well-documented enough in the main story that it could be skipped; and
2. The Music/CocteauTwins album the story is named after had a song that was never finished and thus never placed on the album. The song's name? ''Octavia''.

* ShownTheirWork: Midnight Moondust is said to attend the [[http://www.archer.org/ Archer School]], which is an elite girls school in the Brentwood neighborhood of Los Angeles and within view of the Getty Museum (renamed as "The Brentwood Museum" InUniverse.)

* FunWithAcronyms: to be fully versed in both authors' work, you need to know what 7DSJ, AHP, ROTF, AAG and BH mean.[[note]]In order: ''Seven Days in Sunny June''; [=BlueBastard's=] ''Fanfic/AHairyProblem'' and ''[[{{Fanfic/AHairierProblemRiseOfTheFurball}} A Hairier Problem: Rise of the Furball]]''; and Shinzakura's ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'' and its ''Be Human'' sidestories.[[/note]]

* FunWithAcronyms: to be fully versed in both authors' work, you need to know what 7DSJ, AHP, ROTF, AAG and BH mean.[[note]]In order: ''Seven Days in Sunny June'', ''Fanfic/AHairyProblem'', ''[[{{Fanfic/AHairierProblemRiseOfTheFurball}} A Hairier Problem: Rise of the Furball]]'', both ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'' and its ''Be Human'' sidestories.[[/note]]

* FunWithAcronyms: to be fully versed in both authors' work, you need to know what 7DSJ, AHP, ROTF, AAG and BH mean.[[note]]In order: ''Seven Days in Sunny June'', ''Fanfic/AHairyProblem'', ''[[{{Fanfic/AHairierProblemRiseOfTheFurball}} A Hairier Problem: Rise of the Furball]]'', both ''[[{{Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl}}]]'' and its ''Be Human'' sidestories.[[/note]]

* FunWithAcronyms: to be fully versed in both authors' work, you need to know what 7DSJ, AHP, ROTF, AAG and BH mean.[[note]]In order: ''Seven Days in Sunny June'', ''Fanfic/AHairyProblem'', ''[[{{Fanfic/AHairierProblem}} A Hairier Problem: Rise of the Furball]]'', both ''[[{{Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl}}]]'' and its ''Be Human'' sidestories.[[/note]]

* FunWithAcronyms: to be fully versed in both authors' work, you need to know what 7DSJ, AHP, ROTF, AAG and BH mean.[[note]]In order: ''Seven Days in Sunny June'', ''Fanfic/AHairyProblem'', ''Fanfic/RiseOfTheFurball'', both ''[[{{Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl}}]]'' and its ''Be Human'' sidestories.[[/note]]

* ScheduleSlip: Shinzakura has taken a slight hiatus from ''Fanfic/AllAmericanGirl'' and ''Webcomic/ClaudeAndMonet'' to write this, much to those fandoms' collective chagrin.