Trivia / You're Under Arrest!

• Acting for Two: In the English dub, Kenny and his father are both voiced by Marc Matney.
• Celebrity Voice Actor: The English dub features veteran actor Andrew Masset (better known for playing Larry Welch in Days of Our Lives) as Superintendent Takao Arizuka.
• Children Voicing Children: Sho, a minor child character, was voiced by then seven-year-old Miyu Irino.
• He Also Did: The Full Throttle season was directed by Koichi Ohata. And unlike his other works, there's no overtly gory violence to be seen (plenty of Fanservice though).
• No Dub for You: The second/third season were released in North America with English subtitles as Sentai made the decision not to call back the dub actors again.
• No Export for You:
  • You're Under Arrest: No Mercy! has not been released outside of Japan. The second and third seasons simply fall under No Dub for You instead.
  • The manga is also hard to find due to lack of re-releases, and is mostly not officially exported. The fact that Dark Horse Comics, responsible for the English version, had to contend with Executive Meddling^†  (apparently by Kosuke Fujishima himself, who allegedly has refused to allow a full English release) didn't help matters much. Although there are unofficial efforts to get it out in English.
  • Same goes with the PlayStation Gaiden Game.
• The Other Darrin: Jo Anne Luzzato was originally the English voice actor for Miyuki. But she was replaced by Juliet Cesario in the other seasons, including the movie.
• Playing Against Type: Yoriko is this for Etsuko Kozakura who normally voices children or animals
• Studio Hop: ADV Films would dub the movie and mini-specials in AnimEigo's stead using the same voice cast. With Sentai Filmworks licensing the later seasons in a sub-only format.
• Trans Character, Cis Actor: Aoi Futaba is a transgender woman, and in the English, Japanese, and Latin American Spanish dubs, she's voiced by cisgender women; Rica Matsumoto, Amy Tipton, and Sara Pantoja, respectively.
• You Look Familiar: Every supporting character in the No Mercy! special is more-or-less an Americanized version of their Japanese counterpart. It's Lampshaded multiple times and even used as a plot point in one case.

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