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* In the beginning of the 2000s, ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' was a huge hit in Spain, specially in Catalonia. In fact, on some Spanish regions ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' fought and won against the main news broadcasts. Some of the movies were screened on cinemas, and even many of the ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' videogames were localized. |
* In the beginning of the 2000s, ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' was a huge hit in Spain, specially in Catalonia. In fact, on some Spanish regions ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' fought and won against the main news broadcasts. Some of the movies were screened on cinemas, and even many of the ''[[Crayon Shin-chan]]'' videogames were localized. |
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** To an extent, as many other anime series, started airing in certain Catalonian local network, [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?|grew in popularity]] and aired in several other local networks around the country [[Moral Guardians|until it jumped into the political ground]] and was kicked off first from Madrid local network and then from other several province stations. Eventually, the show was sold and aired into a national network and then its popularity fade in...[[Executive Meddling|I wonder why]]... |
** To an extent, as many other anime series, started airing in certain Catalonian local network, [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?|grew in popularity]] and aired in several other local networks around the country [[Moral Guardians|until it jumped into the political ground]] and was kicked off first from Madrid local network and then from other several province stations. Eventually, the show was sold and aired into a national network and then its popularity fade in...[[Executive Meddling|I wonder why]]... |
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* ''[[WataMote]]'', a web-manga about a [[No Social Skills|socially-]][[This Loser Is You|awkward]] [[The Woobie|girl]] [[Hilarity Ensues|cluelessly trying to become more sociable]], gained a notable overnight popularity in late 2011 when [[Image Boards|/a/]] found about and loved it. It has led to an interesting phenomenon where many people went to Japan and bought the paper copies of the 1st volume (without knowing the language) [[Colbert Bump|just to support the author]]. Even in the cover it's acknowledged the overseas fanbase. |
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