Trivia / Girls Bravo

• Acting for Two:
  • In the Japanese version:
    • Mamiko Noto (Yukinari), Ayako Kawasumi (Miharu) and Chiwa Saitō (Kirie) also appear as themselves in the episode "Bravo at the Part-time Job!".
    • Aya Endo voices Killty in addition to several one-off characters.
    • Sayaka Ohara voices Maharu Sena Kanaka and Elie, as well as some minor characters.
    • Takanori Hoshino voices Hayate and some one-off characters.
  • In the English version:
    • Megan Hollingshead voices Maharu Sena Kanaka, Asuha Hare Nanaka (Koyomi's mother) and Ebi.
    • Patrick Seitz voices Hayate and several minor characters.
    • Tricia Dickson voices Lilica Stacy as well as some one-off characters.
• Banned in China: In mainland China, the anime's second season was denied a home media release for sexual content plus some violence.
• The Cast Showoff: Yuu Asakawa gets to show off her English-speaking abilities for her cameo appearance in episode 2.
• Channel Hop: The anime's first season ran on Fuji TV. After that, WOWOW picked the series up for one more season.
• Creator Couple:
  • Yuri Lowenthal, who voices Yukinari Sasaki in the English dub, is married to Tara Platt, who voices Hakana in the first season's tenth episode.
  • Liam O'Brien, Kazuharu Fukuyama's English VA, is married to Amy Kincaid, who played minor roles in that dub.
• Cross-Dressing Voices: In the original version, the male Yukinari Sasaki is voiced by Mamiko Noto, a woman.
• Directed by Cast Member: In the English dub, Patrick Seitz was the ADR director, as well as the voice of Hayate.
• Keep Circulating the Tapes: The anime hasn't seen a Japanese home media release since 2005.
• Late Export for You: The anime didn't reach Spain until 2007, three years after its Japanese premiere.
• No Dub for You: The only languages the anime is dubbed in are English and European Spanish.
• No Export for You: Girls Bravo Romance 15's hasn't been released outside of Japan.
• The Other Darrin: The drama CD releases had Daisuke Sakaguchi as Yukinari Sasaki, Masumi Asano as Kirie Kojima, Shin-ichiro Miki as Kazuharu Fukuyama, Satomi Koorogi as Lisa Fukuyama, Hekiru Shiina as Koyomi Hare Nanaka and Kotono Mitsuishi as Maharu Sena Kanaka. In the anime, Yukinari was voiced by Mamiko Noto, Kirie by Chiwa Saitō, Kazuharu by Ryōtarō Okiayu, Lisa by Yuki Matsuoka, Koyomi by Masayo Kurata and Maharu by Sayaka Ohara. Ayako Kawasumi (Miharu Sena Kanaka) is the only voice actress to reprise her role for the anime.
• Playing Against Type:
  • Liam O'Brien a pervert? Wow!
  • Not to mention Michelle Ruff playing sweet girl.
  • And Stephanie Sheh playing a Type A Tsundere, rather than a Shrinking Violet or a Genki Girl. And on top of that, this one of the few roles where she uses her normal voice, rather than her typical high-pitched voices for characters like Yui and Usagi.
  • Plus Yuri Lowenthal playing a meek male Shrinking Violet like Yukinari.
• Recast as a Regular: In the English dub, Hunter MacKenzie Austin voiced a Mizuno High School student in episode 2, before going on to voice Lisa Fukuyama for the rest of the series.
• Role Reprise:
  • Ayako Kawasumi voices Miharu Sena Kanaka in the drama CD releases and would later reprise the role for the anime adaptation.
  • All of the anime's main voice actors reprised their roles for the Romance15's video game.
• She Also Did: Miharu Sena Kanaka was voiced by Michelle Ruff in the English dub. Ruff had dubbed another Ayako Kawasumi-voiced character, Aoi Sakuraba, two years earlier.
• You Sound Familiar: In the Romance15's video game, Aya Hisakawa (Hijiri Kanata) voices Akira and Natsuko Kuwatani (Lilica Stacy) voices a maid.

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