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Line 14: Rounding out the cast is an assortment of eccentric humanoids, including Momoka Nishizawa, bi-polar scion of a multi-billion-dollar international corporation who hangs out with Tamama and has a serious crush on Fuyuki; Mutsumi Saburo, a smooth talking poet/artist/radio show host who hangs out with Kululu; Koyuki Azumaya, [[New Transfer Student]] and [[Ninja]] girl who hangs out with Dororo and is a [[Romantic Two-Girl Friendship\|rather close]] friend of Natsumi; and Angol Moa/Mois, a ditzy alien girl who has a crush on Keroro and the power to destroy an entire city block with literally a fraction of her power ([[Calling Your Attacks\|"Armageddon One Ten-Millionth!"]]). Insanely popular in Japan, the manga was eventually released in North America in 2004 by Tokyopop, with the title ''Sgt. Frog''. An anime adaptation naturally followed, also begun in 2004. In November 2006, [[ADV Films]] announced that they had acquired the rights to the anime version. However, after nearly two years without a single word on the project save for a couple of trailers, [[~~FUNimation~~Funimation]] acquired the distribution rights in 2008 (along with about 30 other ADV titles). After a bit more [[Development Hell]], the first season 1 DVD was released September 2009. Episodes can be viewed on [https://web.archive.org/web/20101216004048/http://www4.funimation.com/video/?page=show&b=223 Funi's video portal.] By March 2010, all of the first season had been released on DVD - split into ''two'' "seasons" for whatever reason. In February 2011, Funimation announced that it has licensed further seasons and will continue the dub. Adding to the multimedia franchise, [[Namco Bandai]] released an RPG adaptation using the ''[[Tales (series)\|Tales]]'' engine in March 2010. {{tropelist}} Line 577: * [[You Would Make a Great Model]]: Tamama tries to discredit Angol Mois by posing as a sleazy camera man (with the help of a robotic exoskeleton) and telling her that she can become more "mature" by doing a photo shoot. ---- "''[["On the Next Episode of..." Catchphrase\|Sonna kotoyori!]]'' Up next on All the Tropes: "''All the Tropes, [[~~Keroro Gunsou~~{{PAGENAME}}/Characters\|Our Character Page]], de arimasu!''" "''All the Tropes, [[~~Keroro Gunsou~~{{PAGENAME}}/WMG\|Our Wild Mass Guessing Page]], de arimasu!''" Two more things to read! How's that? ''Gerogeerooo...''" {{spoiler\|Bow to the frog.}}) {{reflist}} [[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]]▼ [[Category:Anime]] [[Category:~~FUNimation~~Anime of the 2000s]]▼ [[Category:Manga]] ▲[[Category:{{PAGENAME}}]] ▲[[Category:FUNimation]] [[Category:Tokyopop]]▼ [[Category:Manga of the 1990s]] [[Category:~~Anime of the 2000s~~Funimation]] ▲[[Category:Tokyopop]] [[Category:Science Fiction Anime and Manga]] [[Category:~~Shōnen~~Shonen ~~manga~~Demographic]] [[Category:Viz Media]] [[Category:Animax]] [[Category:TV Tokyo]] ~~[[Category:FUNimation]]~~