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* SuperlativeDubbing: While it has some tweaks, the Saban dub is very good for a children's anime, especially as it was one of the few shows to have real kids voice acting in it.

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* SuperlativeDubbing: SugarWiki/SuperlativeDubbing: While it has some tweaks, the Saban dub is very good for a children's anime, especially as it was one of the few shows to have real kids voice acting in it.

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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: The English dub has Ken being voiced by Julian Bailey who was around 11-12 years old when the show came to English markets, while Aimée Castle voices most of the young girls.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes:
** The original Japanese version wasn't released on home video, but the episodes are available to download through Amazon Japan.
** The English dub released 6 tapes through Celebrity Home Entertainment, but the tapes are out of print and even then you only get about 1/4 of the series.
* UnfinishedDub: According to many sources, the show had 130 stories, but the Saban take of the show only did about 129. Whenever or not the episode they skipped was a clip show or was a bit iffy to dub is unknown due to how the original Japanese version is hard to track down.

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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: HilariousInHindsight:
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The English dub has Ken being voiced by Julian Bailey who was around 11-12 years old when the show came has a lot of similarities with Pokemon a decade later, as it follows a young boy traveling with a yellow companion with a bad guy wanting to English markets, while Aimée Castle voices most capture the yellow friend. Funny enough, some of the young girls.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes:
** The original Japanese version wasn't released on home video, but the episodes are available to download through Amazon Japan.
** The English dub released 6 tapes through Celebrity Home Entertainment, but the tapes are out of print and even then you only get about 1/4 of the series.
* UnfinishedDub: According to many sources, the show had 130 stories, but the Saban take of the show only did about 129. Whenever or not the episode they skipped was a clip show or was a bit iffy to dub is unknown due to how
voice cast in the original Japanese version would later voice characters in that anime.
** This won't be the last time [[Series/TheBigGarage Rick Jones voices a yellow car]].
* SuperlativeDubbing: While it has some tweaks, the Saban dub
is hard very good for a children's anime, especially as it was one of the few shows to track down.have real kids voice acting in it.
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* ChildrenVoicingChildren: The English dub has Ken being voiced by Julian Bailey who was around 11-12 years old when the show came to English markets, while Aimée Castle voices most of the young girls.
* KeepCirculatingTheTapes:
** The original Japanese version wasn't released on home video, but the episodes are available to download through Amazon Japan.
** The English dub released 6 tapes through Celebrity Home Entertainment, but the tapes are out of print and even then you only get about 1/4 of the series.
* UnfinishedDub: According to many sources, the show had 130 stories, but the Saban take of the show only did about 129. Whenever or not the episode they skipped was a clip show or was a bit iffy to dub is unknown due to how the original Japanese version is hard to track down.

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