The voice of Sunikura is not listed in the credits.
In "Super Zero," Kaz was wearing his pajamas after he got up from his nap. In the next scene, where the inside of Sunikura's cave is, Kaz was wearing his shirt and pants.
In "Ikkakujuu," when the barbarian guy comes in at the end to pick up his unicorn, he doesn't have a flower like Ami's on his headband in the first shot. But, in the second one, he does.
After Monet Renoir tells Ami that her painting is a masterpiece, Ami's outfit changes from the smock to her casual wear.
In "Super Zero", when Yumi looks at the snake-shaped hole in the wall, the bus is moving, but then it isn't in the next shot, then it is again when she drives out on her scooter.
There is one scene where Ami's flower barette is missing from her hair.
(Kaz witnesses Ami's artwork) Kaz: AAH!! They're not masterpieces! They're mess-terpieces!
Ami: (on the computer, reading her e-mail) Atchan! Yumi: Bless you Ami. Ami: Not "achoo", Yumi. "Atchan" Yumi: You mean from when we met him at Camp Yuwannasushi? Ami: He's coming to visit. I can't wait!
Atchan: Atchan must remember that the purple-haired one can see through Atchan's invisibilty shield.
Main Ally(ies): Atchan
Main Villain Bio: Sunikura - She is a giant snake monster who feeds on the flesh of innocent humans, and an enemy of Atchan.
Main Villain(s): Sunikura
The square dancers from Dance A-Go-Go are seen on the front cover of Square Dancing Monthly Magazine.
Photo's seen: Kaz scratching his butt Yumi reading Square Dancing Monthly Magazine Kaz picking his nose A thumb Swirl in Ami's right eye Yumi using the bathroom
A chainsaw can be seen in the pile of Yumi's stuff.
Kitty, Monkey, and Bunny Huggles, from Collect All 5, can be seen in the pile of Yumi's stuff.
This is the second time we see Yumi as a kid since "Opera Yumi" but with a different hair style.
In "Ikkakujuu", when Yumi imagines accusing Ami guilty of breaking her new guitar, one of her thoughts has Ami in her prisoner suit from Cell Block Rock, but no hat or mustache.
Super Zero marks the first time we see Ami and Yumi as little kids.
The word "Ikkakujuu" means "unicorn" in Japanese.
In the beginning of "Artist Ami," Kaz wore peach glasses for the first time.
In "Artist Ami," Jang Keng appears without Tekirai for the very first time.
Atchan always calls Yumi " The purple-haired one" and never by her real name.
The camp that Ami, Yumi, and Atchan attended as kids is Camp Youwannasushi.
First appearances of Atchan and Sunikura, the giant snake monster.
Featured Song: Su-I Su-I
Credits: Atchan and Sunikura, and Yumi punching Atchan in the face after trying to pinch her piece of cake.
The name of the evil giant snake monster is "Sunikura".
Look Hard: When Atchan talks, his lips move the same way Ami's, Yumi's, and Kaz's do.
In "Ikkakujuu," no characters spoke and only music was played. Instead, speech bubbles with images inside were used. This is the first time this has been done in the series.
The cards look like the back of the Stu-Pi-Doh cards.
Character Name: Monet Renoir The lady who wanted to buy the painting is the last names of two French Impressionist painters Claude Monet and Pierre Renoir.
Atchan: Na na na na na na na na na. Taken from the 1980 movie Caddyshack as the mantra of Ty Webb (played by Chevy Chase) while on the putting green.
Atchan: (Speaking in the third person) More often through his dialogue, Atchan spoke about himself in the third person much like professional athlete and professional wrestler Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
Atchan's outfit looks to be based on the Japanese super hero Kamen Rider V3.
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