Nichijou/Trivia

Fan Nickname: "Gun dere" for Misato.
Hey, It's That Voice!:
- Sakamoto the cat is voiced by Minoru Shiraishi!
- The principal is voiced by Cho, who also provides the voice for the principal in another well-known Schoolgirl Series: Hidamari Sketch. He also voices Brook from One Piece, who shares a tendency toward Incredibly Lame Puns.
- Mio's voice is Yumemi.
- The professor is Sae.
- The opening song is called Hyadain's Kakakata Kataomoi-C. As in, the very same Hyadain famous for video game remixes like The World Warrior and Super Mario World Western Show; the OP is his professional debut single. And yes, true to his previous works, he does sing the female vocals, but the video has a female stand-in for those parts.
- He also made the second opening Joujou Yuujou.
- Sasahara is Aogami Pierce.
- The "Helvetica Standard" jingle is sung by the English Vocaloid, Sweet Ann.
- Daisuke Ono voices a crow in episode 17.
- Minion #8 is voiced by Hochu Otsuka in episode 6 and 18.
- Manabu Takasaki is Tetsu Inada who also voiced Sajin Komamura, and Doggie Kruger it came as a suprise to this troper because Inada hasn't really done a purely comedy anime as far as he kno-(Trombe!)
- The Narrator ('the Shinonome Laboaratory had yet another peaceful day', 'Oh! Gentleman!') is Banjo Ginga.
- The Negotiator is Akio Ohtsuka
Names to Know in Anime: The anime adaptation has formed a habit of having a well-known voice actor speak as one of the important objects that appears in the episode.
- Episode 1: Reiko Katsura as Nano's little toe.
- Episode 2: Masako Ikeda as the cake in Nano's head.
- Episode 3: Hiroshi Masuoka as a Voodoo doll
- Episode 4: Noriko Ohara as an apartment building.
- Episode 5: Rikiya Koyama as an Onomatopoeia.
- Episode 6: Fumihiko Tachiki as the 10-Yen Soccer coins.
- Episode 7: Norio Wakamoto as the wooden cubes (and also a solder at the start of the episode)
- Episode 8: Tomokazu Seki as a double-yolked egg.
- Episode 9: Aya Hirano as the shogi King tile and the angel from Helvetica Standard.
- Episode 10: Masako Nozawa as an origami frilled-neck lizard.
- Episode 11: Fuyumi Shiraishi as balls made of mud and steel.
- Episode 12: Satomi Koorogi as a bottle of cider.
- Episode 13: Megumi Ogata as a string of international flags.
- Episode 14: Shigeru Chiba as a soccer ball.
- Episode 15: Yoshiko Sakakibara as a can of oil.
- Episode 16: TARAKO as a plus-screw.
- Episode 17: Kazuya Nakai as the Three of Spades.
- Episode 18: Rikako Aikawa as a sweet grande white chocolate mocha frappuchino, ordered with a short single-shot caramel sauce, hazelnut syrup, chocolate chip, extra whip espresso
- Episode 19: Yuji Mitsuya as Yuuko's clay bust of herself.
- Episode 20: Mami Koyama as manga manuscript paper.
- Episode 21: Sumi Shimamoto as a "Lovers' Umbrella."
- Episode 22: Shibata Hidekatsu as melon bread.
- Episode 23: Yui Horie as the high school graduation photo of Sakurai-sensei.
- Episode 24: Ichirou Nagai as a vending machine.
- Episode 25: Keiko Yokozawa as Nano's wind-up key.
Relationship Voice Actor: Mio and the Professor's voices have shown up together before as Yumemi and Suzume, Ayano and Akira, and Alisa and Letuchaia.
- Yuuko and Mai were Kurimu and Minatsu in Seitokai no Ichizon.
- Professor and Sakamoto were the hosts of Lucky Channel. And the crow tried to usurp Sakamoto's place there, too.
The Wiki Rule: See here.