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Wazawai Program

Terara using the Wazawai Program

The **Wazawai Program** (Japanese: **ワザワイプログラム**, ***Wazawai Program***) is an item in Kamiwaza Wanda. It resembles some glittery dust. In the original Kamiwaza Wanda season, it was most often used by Terara of the Bug Bytes.

## The purpose of a Wazawai Program

### Locating a Bugmin

The Wazawai Program is capable for landing on either an object or a person. When it does so, a Bugmin is located depending on what the Wazawai Program lands on. For example: in episode 1, the Wazawai Program landed on a scrap car, locating the Bugmin Bug-Turbomin.

### Rebugging a Promin

*See: Wazawai Program/List of rebugged Promin victims*

The Wazawai Program is also known for turning a Promin it lands on into a Bugmin. This term is called rebugging. For example: in episode 10, Terara threw some of the Wazawai Program at the 13 kidnapped Promins, turning them into Bugmins.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Wazawai Program was first seen in episode 1 when it located Bug-Turbomin and later Bug-Tonkmin.

Starting from episode 2, Terara uses each handful of the Wazawai Program to locate Bugmins that the Kamiwaza Power-Shooters have not yet captured and rebug Promins that the Kamiwaza Power-Shooters have got.

In episode 10, Terara used the Wazawai Program to rebug the Promins who were kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin in the previous episode.

In episode 28, Mighty used the Wazawai Promin, as a 'Wazawai Jutsu' attack, on Stopmin. Stopmin was rebugged by that Wazawai Program Mighty was using and became Bug-Stopmin.

Terara had ran out of handfuls of the Wazawai Program in episode 45.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

The Wazawai Program was first seen in chapter 03 when Terara used a handful of it to rebug all the Promins Yuto has so far. Turbomin was the only exception because the Wazawai Program did not reach him.

Terara used a handful of her Wazawai Program to locate Bug-Makuramin in chapter 12.

## Trivia

* Episode 28 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season episode in which the Wazawai Program was used by a different character. That character was Mighty.
Wakuwaku attribute

**Wakuwaku** (Japanese: **ワクワク**, ***Wakuwaku***) is a Promin attribute in Kamiwaza Wanda. It was introduced in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season. Its theme color is turquoise.

## Information

By Promin listing order, Wakuwaku is the fourth of the Promin attributes and one of the 6 attributes introduced in the original season. "Wakuwaku" literaly means "thrilling".

By the time it was first introduced, the Wakuwaku attribute has 11 Promins.

Kamiwaza Pro-cards of the Wakuwaku attribute Promins are colored turquoise with yellow and indigo frames.

Kamiwaza Power-Shooters with Wakuwaku attribute Promin buddies are yet to debut in future seasons of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime.

### Fact-Promin

Merrygomin is the Wakuwaku attribute's Fact-Promin. He resembles a carousel which is a fairground ride.

In episode 45 of the original season, Yuto managed to awaken Merrygomin as preparation to battle Don Bugdez's monstrous form.

## Bugmins

*See: Wakuwaku attribute/List of Bugmins*

## Trivia

* Gamemin is the only Promin who is absent in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
	+ Although, Gamemin instead debuted in the video-game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu as an obtainable Promin from a QR code-required side quest.
* Tonkmin is the only Promin of this attribute who was introduced in the teaser before the franchise's debut.
* The Wakuwaku attribute is one of the Promin attributes not to have any of the Promins changing their attributes in the franchise's original era. The other one being Kicchiri.
Vol.1: Chakichaki Program

## Chakichaki Program

**Chakichaki Program** (Japanese: **チャキチャキプログラム**, ***Chakichaki Program***) is a Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. It contains about 16 Kamiwaza Pro-cards and its volume number is 1. It was first released in Japan along with the Ikeike Program expansion pack on June 2016.

The Promin featured on this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack's packaging is Tonkmin.

## List of Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this expansion pack by rarity

### Normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There 11 normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Tonkmin
* Plugmin
* Jishomin
* Kagimin
* Freezemin
* Railmin
* Plugmin (Silver frame)
* Jishomin (Silver frame)
* Kagimin (Silver frame)
* Freezemin (Silver frame)
* Railmin (Silver frame)

### Rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There are 3 rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Jishomin (Silver frame)
* Kagimin (Silver frame)
* Dorirumin

### Super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

The Chakichaki Program expansion pack only has one super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-card.

* Tonkmin (Kamiwaza Art)

### Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

The Chakichaki Program expansion pack only has one Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-card.

* Dorirumin (Kamiwaza Art)

## Trivia

* The Chakichaki Program expansion pack is one of the very first 2 Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion packs in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. The other one being the Ikeike Program expansion pack.
* The Chakichaki Program expansion pack shares its volume number with the Ikeike expansion pack.
PlayerIsLogged

Check if the player is logged.

## Example

```
User thePlayer = GetPlayerFromName("Sosin", Users());
if(**PlayerIsLogged**(thePlayer, usersLogged))
{
 Console.WriteLine(thePlayer.PlayerName + " is logged!");
}

```

## Info

**PlayerIsLogged**(User Player, List<User> usersLogged).

## Returns

Returns True if the player is logged in.

Returns False if the player isn't logged in or it's not found.
Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guide

One of the Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guides with Yui

The **Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guide** (Japanese: **東京科学博物館の人間ガイド**, *Tōkyō Kagaku Hakubutsukan no ningen gaido*) is a character from Kamiwaza Wanda and an unnamed young woman who works at the Tokyo Science Museum. There are multiples of her with different hair colours and different eye colours.

## Personal

### Appearance

Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guides are young women with different hair and different eye colours. They each wear a sky-blue dress and a white bandana. Some of whom each wear white long-sleeved gloves and a sky-blue head-band with silver antennae that represent the Tokyo Science Museum's robot mascot Ginga Hoshaburo.

### Personality

Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guides are nice, welcoming women who work at the Tokyo Science Museum. Some of whom do science demonstrations there.

### Relationships

* Yuto, Yui, Wanda, Mirai, Shuu, Souma, Nicole and Wanda (visitors)
* Ginga Hoshaburo (mascot)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

A Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guide was first seen in episode 17. This human tour guide with the reddish-brown hair was demonstrating about what happens when a magnet comes into contact with high temperatures.

Another human tour guide of the Tokyo Science Museum, the one with the hazelnut-coloured hair, appeared in episode 35 when Yui came up to meet her.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

There were no human tour guides of the Tokyo Science Museum appearing in the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series. Instead, multiples of the Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide take their place.

## Trivia

* The human tour guides of the Tokyo Science Museum are one of fewest characters appearing in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* The Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guides do not make their cameo appearances in episodes 46 and 47 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* The only main characters that the Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guides do not meet and greet in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season are Masato, Mighty, Nice and Amazing.

## Gallery

One of the Tokyo Science Museum's human tour guides demonstrating
The riverside

### Purpose

People can watch the river flow during their travels and sometimes have a barbeques here.

**The riverside** (Japanese: **川岸**, *Kawagishi*) is an unnamed location in Kamiwaza Wanda and is where Yuto, Mirai and Shuu, as well as Mr. Tateishi and Mrs. Tateishi, and later Wanda all have their barbeque here.

## Appearance

The riverside is a large outdoor place in Japan. It had tall, green trees, a shiny, blue river and a rocky-but-flat, grey riverbank where people can sometimes have their barbeques on.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 5 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season episode which the riverside was seen in. Shuu, his parents and his 2 friends Yuto and Mirai all arrive here for their barbeque. Shuu and Yuto have to build a barbeque stand with help from Tonkmin and Dorirumin while Mirai helps Mr Tateishi and Mrs. Tateishi prepare the food.

Some of the Promins Yuto has so far were enjoying their time at the riverside, including Turbomin who was wearing sunglasses and relaxing on a bench. After collecting some twigs for firewood and helping Shuu prepare the barbeque fire, Yuto encounted Bug-Chakkamin. Yuto and the Promins he has so far were struggling to battle Bug-Chakkamin until Wanda arrived at the riverside and told Yuto to summon Freezemin. After confronting him with Freezemin and some soggy twigs, Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Chakkamin.

As night has fallen, Yuto, his friends, Wanda and Shuu's parents enjoy their barbeque and also have an origiri rice ball each.

## Trivia

* The riverside is one of the known locations found in Japan but outside Tokyo.
* This is one of the unnamed locations seen in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
Unnamed race lady

The **unnamed race lady** (Japanese: **名前のないレースの女性**, *Namae no nai rēsu no josei*) is an unnamed minor chacter in Kamiwaza Wanda and a race lady which Eishamin used as bait to trap Wanda and Turbomin.

## Personal

### Appearance

The unnamed race lady is a female late-teenager/young-adult with brown hair. When she appeared in episode 12, her eye color wasn't seen because she had them closed.

She wears a white crop-top with oringe lines and a green 'W' shape, a white short coat, a white belt, a short white skirt with orange lines, white boots and white gloves with an orange ring on each one. She also wears a black head-dress which represents the ears of Wanda.

### Personality

The unnamed race lady is a happy, cheery character who often giggles much. When she appeared in episode 12, the unnamed race lady seem to be holding a checkered flag.

### Relationships

* Eishamin (the Promin who sends in the unnamed race lady)
* Turbomin (the Promin who the unnamed race queen attracts)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The unnamed race lady made her debut as a hologram in episode 12 when she replaced a hologram of a chicken karage bite van by Eishamin. Turbomin was attracted by the unnamed race lady who lured him into a race whilst ignoring what Wanda has said. That was until the unnamed race lady disappears.

## Trivia

* The unnamed race lady is yet to be named.
* Chihiro Okitsune (Twitter name: Oh-Fox) drew two girls based on the unnamed race lady.
Origamin

**Origamin** (Japanese: **オリガミン**, ***Origamin***) is a character Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Kicchiri.

## Personal

### Appearance

Origamin resembles a red origami paper crane with an orange face and orange hands and feet. He also has blue markings.

*For his Bugmin ego, see: Bug-Origamin*

As a Bugmin, the inside of his crane-head-looking horn is colored red while his face, his fingers and his feet are all grey.

### Personality

Origamin is a serious and kind Promin and he's an expert at making origami animals. He is also Mako's favourite Promin because of her favourite hobby.

### Relationships

* Yuto and Shuu (owners)

* Copymin (friend)
* Mako (the human Origamin is favourited by)

### Abilities

Origamin's Kamiwaza ability is to make very nice origami paper animals. As a Bugmin, he can make horrible origami paper monsters.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Origamin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 33 when he raided Kirakira First Street with origami monsters. Zuzumin tried to manipulate Bug-Origamin's monsters but failed. Later, Yuto summons the Fusion Promin Ha-tomin in order to confront Bug-Origamin's monster first before the Earth Defence Force does so. With help from Masato, Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Origamin.

In episode 44, Yuto passes Origamin to Shuu. He helps Shuu chase down Bug-Jetmin, who was actually Jetmin as he was rebugged along with Turbomin, by Bug-Katasumin.

In episode 46, Origamin uses his Kamiwaza ability to make an origami paper crane for Masato to ride on.

## Trivia

### Background

* Origamin is one of the Japanese-tradition-based Promins.
* You could imagine that Origamin would become Mako's Promin buddy if Mako becomes the next Kamiwaza Power-Shooter.

### Resemblances

* Origamin resembles an origami paper crane.

### Notes

* Origamin is one of the Promins that can fly.
* Origamin's name is based on the word 'origami' which is a Japanese paper-craft that involves folding paper.

## Links

* Origamin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Yuki Enatsu

**Yuki Enatsu** (Japanese: **江夏由結**, ***Yuki Enatsu***) is a scripwriter involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She is involved in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Biography

Yuki Enatsu was born in the Miyazaki Prefecture in Japan on November 24 at an unknown year.

Yuki Enatsu worked on the scripts for most TV anime including all instalments of the 'Onegai My Melody' series, 2 instalments of the 'Jewelpet' series, 'Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo', 'Oreca Battle' and 'Pripara'.

She also worked on the screenplays for some TV anime such as 'Hetalia: The Beautiful World' and 'Jewelpet'.

Yuki Enatsu worked for the in-between animation for Toei Animation's 1993 anime film 'Sailor Moon R: The Movie'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

When involved in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Yuki Enatsu provided the scripts. For the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, she wrote the scripts for 3 episodes:

* Episode 6: First Prize Of Kirakira Star
* Episode 8: Quiz Battle In The Library!!
* Episode 15: Which Way Is This?

## Trivia

* Before the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise was introduced, Yuki Enastu was focusing on the entire 'Onegai My Melody' anime series.

## Links

* Yuki Enatsu's profile on the Anime News Network website
GetPlayerFromName

Void to get a player from a list with his player name.

## Example

```
User thePlayer = **GetPlayerFromName**("Sosin", Users());
SendMessageToPlayer(thePlayer, "[YOUR SCRIPT]", "Hi " + thePlayer.PlayerName + "!");

```

## Info

**GetPlayerFromName**(string PlayerName, List<User> Users).

## Returns

Returns a User if the player is found.

Returns Null if the player isn't found.
Tomoko Kaneda

**Tomoko Kaneda** (Japanese: **金田朋子**, ***Tomoko Kaneda***) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Momotaru in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Tomoko Kaneda was born in Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan on May 29, 1973.

She was graduated from the Department of Architecture in the Kanto Gakuin University. In 2000, she began her voice acting career. The first anime characters that she voiced were Tanya and Misia from 'Sci-Fi Harry', an anime series which aired from October 5, 2000 to March 23, 2001.

Tomoko Kaneda worked for her former agency Aoni Production. After leaving that agency in April 2011, she worked freelance until August 2011 when she began working for her current agency Across Entertainment.

Tomoko Kaneda's casting is usually that of a young child, due to her high-pitched voice and it has been reported that her voice is capable of producing sounds at a frequency beyond that of human hearing. Tomoko Kaneda says this in her blog's introduction: "My voice hardly changes even if I breathe in the helium gas."

Tomoko Kaneda is a member of the voice acting unit Drops, which included fellow voice actresses Mariko Kouda, Akemi Kanda, Ai Nonaka and Ryoko Shiraishi and of the voice acting unit SD-Children along with Miyu Matsuki.

For many years in her lifetime and her career, Tomoko Kaneda voiced many anime characters.

In 2020, Tomoko Kaneda played the role of the supporting antagonist Satan in the Takara Tomy's magical girl tokusatsu TV series 'Police × Heroine Lovepatrina!'.

Tomoko Kaneda got married to an actor named **Wataru Mori** (Japanese: **森渉**, ***Wataru Mori***) on November 21, 2013. Tomoko Kaneda gave birth to her first child (a girl) on July 13, 2017.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Starting from episode 32 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Tomoko Kaneda provided the voice for Momotaru, a male white cat who Wanda once mistook him for a female, in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Tomoko Kaneda was 2 months pregnant with her first child when she first voiced Momotaru.

## Links

### External Links

* Tomoko Kaneda's official blog (Japanese)
* Tomoko Kaneda's profile on Anime News Network
Wonder-King's castle

Wonder-King's castle when it was frozen

**Wonder-King's castle** (Japanese: **ワンダー王の城**, *Wandā-ō no shiro*) is a sub-location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a castle located in the Wonder-Star.

## Appearance

Wonder-King's castle is a large, tall, silvery-white castle with yellow lines. Inside the castle are a lot of rooms. The only known room in Wonder-King's castle so far is Wonder-King's throne room.

### When the Wonder-Star was cursed

When the Wonder-Star was cursed by Don Bugdez, the base-color of Wonder-King's castle becomes black and is also damaged due to the Bugmins invading here.

### When the Wonder-Star was frozen

When the Wonder-King puts the Wonder-Star in ice, Wonder-King's castle becomes completely icy-blue and the yellow lines are not present. The inside of Wonder-King's castle was also covered in ice including the Wonder-King himself. Wonder-King's castle and the rest of the Wonder-Star all remain frozen until the Wonder-Star was thawed and purified by Wonder-Promin.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Wonder-King's castle was first seen in the beginning of episode 1 when Wanda runs up to here to see his father the Wonder-King who then puts the Wonder-Star in ice when Wanda leaves for Earth in his Kamiwaza Pod.

In episode 47, after Don Bugdez was gone for good, Wonder-King's castle and the rest of the Wonder-Star was thawed out and purified by Wonder-Promin who was summoned by Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Nice, Amazing, Wanda and Mighty with the 2 Kamiwaza Shakers. From now on since then, Mighty remained in Wonder-King's castle as the heir to the Wonder-King's throne.

## Trivia

* Wonder-King's castle is the first building-type location in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
* Wonder-King's castle is the first known building to be located in the Wonder-Star.
* In the the original anime season's preview trailer, Wonder-King's castle used to be metalic-blue with dark-red spikes and Native American-esque/African Tribal-esque designs on its side-wall domes.

## Gallery

Wonder-King's castle when the Wonder-Star was cursedWonder-King's castle at its normal state
Vol.4: Rearea Program

## Rearea Program

**Rearea Program** (Japanese: **レアレアプログラム**, ***Rearea Program***) is a Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. It contains about 35 Kamiwaza Pro-cards and its volume number is 4. It was first released in Japan on November 2016.

The Promin featured on this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack's packaging is Origamin.

## List of Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this expansion pack by rarity

### Normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There 13 normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Rizumumin
* Bellmin
* Clockmin
* Smallmin
* Clipmin
* Copymin
* Mejamin
* Yajiromin
* Fatmin
* Softmin
* Bigmin
* Deodomin
* Coromin

### Rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There are 8 rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Dancemin
* Gagmin
* Katasumin
* Origamin
* Makuramin
* Temomin
* Heartmin
* Motemin

### Super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There are 7 super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Gauzemin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Jaguchimin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Yumemin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Hasamin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Railmin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Plugmin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Mutemin (Kamiwaza Art)

### Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There are 7 Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Gagmin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Origamin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Zuzumin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Sukemin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Turbomin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Jetmin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Tafumin (Kamiwaza Art)

## Trivia

* This Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack shares its release month with the Mazemaze Program expansion pack.
* This is the final Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack to be released during the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's original season era. It will be succeeded by a Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion during the era of a new Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in the future.
The docks

The docks during the night

**The docks** (Japanese: **ドック**, *Dokku*) is an unnamed location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a porting area which sends goods from Japan collects goods from other countries. In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, the Bug Bytes used to sometime dwell here until after the events of episode 44.

Yuto's rival Masato and his Kamiwaza Teammate Mighty also dwell here sometimes in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. That was until the moment Mighty left Masato behind in episode 42.

## Appearance

The docks is a huge coastline area in Tokyo, Japan. It has some large warehouses and various boats. The docks also used to be a hiding place for the Bug Bytes until after the events of episode 44 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season when they leave here for the final time.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The docks was first seen in episode 9 in which the Bug Bytes were enjoying their desserts when Don Bugdez appeared and told them to catch up on what they supposed to do.

Inside one of the docks' warehouses in episode 10, Terara rebugged some of the Promins, which Yuto has so far, that were previously kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin.

In the end of episode 19, Nicole and her friends and Mrs. Oyama say goodbye to Mr. Oyama who departs his ship from the docks.

Prior to episode 20, Masato and Mighty began doing their discussions sometime in the docks.

Yuto, Wanda and Turbomin meet up with Masato and Mighty in episode 20.

The beginnings of episode 21 and episode 22 were set in the docks.

Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Wanda, Mutemin and Recordmin all chase Bug-Divemin all the way to a warehouse at the docks in episode 23.

Yuto, Yui, Shuu and Zuppumin find Wanda and Momotaru at a warehouse in the docks with help from various dogs and cats in episode 32.

Don Bugdez had words with the Bug Bytes in episode 35 and later episode 42.

In episode 43, Don Bugdez told the Bug Bytes to stay in the docks where they have to rebug Promins that have been kidnapped by Bug-Katasumin. The Bug Bytes then leave the docks for the final time after the events of episode 44.

## Trivia

* In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, most of the Promins were rebugged in this location. (*See: Wazawai Program/List of rebugged Promin victims*)
* This is one of the unnamed locations seen in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
Kenta Miyake

**Kenta Miyake** (Japanese: **三宅健太**, ***Kenta Miyake***) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices the Fact-Promin Rocketmin in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Kenta Miyake was born in the Okinawa Prefecture, Japan on August 23, 1977.

After graduating from the Amusement Media Research Institute, Kenta Miyake began his voice acting career in 1999. The first anime he got involved in was the TV anime 'Zoids: Chaotic Century', aired from September 4, 1999 to December 23, 2000, when he voiced various unnamed characters. He also became the replacement voice actor, after Masashi Amenomori, Shigezō Sasaoka, Hirotaka Suzuoki, Daisuke Gōri, Nobuyuki Furuta, Unshō Ishizuka, Yuu Shimaka and Kiyoyuki Yanada. In addition, Kenta Miyake voiced the character Elephantus in the 2015 TV anime 'Yatterman Night', dedicated to Kazuya Tatekabe who died on June 18, 2015.

Kenta Miyake is also a dubbing actor known for providing the Japanese dub voices of character in many Western animated films such as a rookie trainee in the 2001 Disney-Pixar film 'Monsters Inc.', 'Spiderman' villain Scorpion in 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse', Spike in the 2021 'Tom & Jerry' film, Chief Bogo in Disney's 'Zootopia', 'Super Mario' franchise villain Bowser in the 2023 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' and the Backson in the 2011 animated Disney film 'Winnie the Pooh'. He did the Japanese voice for Sebastian in the 2019 'Pokemon' cinematic film 'Pokemon: Detective Pikachu'.

Kenta Miyake also did the Japanese dub voices for the 'Wander Over Yonder' villain Lord Hater and Grim who is one of 'The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy' titular main characters. For the television instalments of the 'Thomas & Friends' franchise, Kenta Miyake provided the Japanese dub voice for Gordon from the Modern Model TV series instalments' second season and onwards, replacing Kenji Utsumi who died on June 13, 2013.

Kenta Miyake voiced characters from video-games as well. One of the video-game characters he voiced is Leongar in Nintendo's 2022 platformer adventure Switch game 'Kirby and the Forgotten Land'.

## Roles

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## Kamiwaza Wanda

In late 2016, Kenta Miyake began his involvement in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, beginning with the original season when he voices the Fact-Promin Rocketmin who debuted in that said season's 35th episode.

Kenta Miyake is yet to voice any Promins and new characters in future seasons of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Kenta Miyake is the first voice actor to join the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season's voice cast as the voice of a Fact-Promin.

## Links

### External Links

* Kenta Miyake's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Kenta Miyake's Twitter blog (Japanese)
* Kenta Miyake's official blog (Japanese)
Youhei Tadano

**Youhei Tadano** (Japanese: **多田野曜平**, ***Youhei Tadano***) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Jii Yota in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Yohei Tadano was born in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka, Japan on March 10, 1962. His interest of acting began at elementary school when he was a young boy.

Youhei Tadano began his career in 1985. He started voice-acting in 1993 with the Japanese dubbing of 'The Saint of Fort Washington', which was first released in the USA in November 17, 1993. He provided the Japanese voiceovers for characters from many live-action films and TV shows.

Youhei Tadano provided the Japanese voiceover for Rick Sanchez who is one of the two titular characters from the adult cartoon series 'Rick and Morty'. He also provided the Japanese voiceover for Yoda for the 'Star Wars' franchise's cartoon series 'Star Wars Rebels', replacing Ichirou Nagai who died in Hiroshima, Japan on January 27, 2014.

Youhei Tadano voiced the Disney character Jiminy Cricket for the Japanese version of the 2019 game 'Kingdom Hearts III', replacing Kaneta Kimotsuki who died on October 20, 2016.

Youhei Tadano also provided the voices for some anime characters. The first anime character Youhei Tadano had voiced was Makoto from the TV anime 'Yat Anshin! Luxury Space Tours' which aired from October 5, 1996 to October 3, 1998.

Noticible anime characters Youhei Tadano has voiced are Prodi from 'One Piece', Miyagi from 'Megalo Box', Professor Ochanomizu from 'Go Astro Boy Go!', Ryoutarou Sorami and Yeti from 'Star Twinkle Pretty Cure' and Giuliano Flip from the 2020 TV anime 'BNA: Brand New Animal'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Youhei Tadano provided the voice for the sweet shop owner Jii Yota in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* After he was graduated from college, Youhei Tadano worked most immediately as a salesman but he later became involved with the series of theater companies.
* Youhei Tadano became Kitakyushu City's Tourism Ambassador on February 27, 2019.

## Links

* Youhei Tadano's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Youhei Tadano's official agency profile (Japanese)
Wanda Caravan

A promotional image for Wanda Caravan

**Wanda Caravan** (Japanese: **ワンダキャラバン**, *Wanda Kyaraban*) is a real-life event based on the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. It took place in Tokyo, Japan in the summer of 2016 during the Japanese broadcast of the anime's debut original Kamiwaza Wanda season.

## Event description

Wanda Caravan is a travelling event in Tokyo, Japan as it visits kindergartens and nursery schools during the summer of 2016.

A real person in a costume of the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's titular mascot character, Wanda, visits the children at either a kindergarten or a nusery school and then dances with them to the very first ending theme of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series: Samba de Wanda.

In addition to this event, videos of people dancing to the Samba de Wanda ending theme appear online.

### Notible visits

On the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series' official TBS website's Wanda Caravan page, 3 visits of the Wanda Caravan where mentioned.

* **Higashijujo Nursery School** (Japanese: **東十条保育園**, *Higashijuujou Hoikuen*) (June 7, 2016)
* **Genkitzu First Nursery School** (Japanese: **げんきっず第一保育園**, *Genkitzu Daiichi Hoikuen*) (July 6, 2016)
* **Genkitzu Second Nursery School** (Japanese: **げんきっず第二保育園**, *Genkitzu Daini Hoikuen*) (Also July 6, 2016)

## Trivia

* In Wanda's comment on this event's visit in Genkitzu Second Nursery School, a Kamiwaza Power-Shot is mentioned. That is because on the photo of the children who attended there and the real person in the Wanda costume, 2 young boys were seen with their Kamiwaza Power-Shot toys.
* This is one of the Kamiwaza Wanda related events to be taken place during the broadcast of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Links

* Kamiwaza Wanda anime series' official TBS website's Wanda Caravan page (Japanese)
Zuppumin

**Zuppumin** (Japanese: **ズープミン**, ***Zuppumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is a fusion of Zuzumin and Mapmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Zuppumin has a cyan face on his red head with a red helmet, with orange goggles on it, and a whistle. He has a cyan pattern on both of the red side and the orange side of his map-looking body. Zuppumin also has a purple compass-looking marking on the middle.

### Personality

Zuppumin is a clever, friendly Fusion Promin who is known for taming animals in each and every location.

### Relationships

* Yuto (master)

* Bug-Heartmin (the Bugmin Zuppumin has dealt with)

* Denkyumin and Liftmin (the Promins who helped Zuppumin out)

### Abilities

Zuppumin's Kamiwaza ability is to tame animals from each and every location.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Zuppumin made hisdebut in episode 32 when Yuto fused Zuzumin and Mapmin through his Kamiwaza Shaker in order to tame all the dogs and cats at Kirakira First Street just to find Wanda, Momotaru and Bug-Heartmin. Zuppumin later cheered Wanda up in order to confess his heart to Momotaru.

## Trivia

### Background

* Zuppumin has two fusion material Promin shares with the other Fusion Promins. For Mapmin, he shares them with Gosei-Stopmin (a fusion with Stopmin) and Ma-shamin. (a fusion with Hanshamin) As for Zuzumin, he shares him with Zu-rumin. (a fusion of Railmin)

### Resemblances

* Zuppumin resembles a fusion of an animal tamer and a map.
Queen Cleopatra

**Queen Cleopatra** (Japanese: **クレオパトラ女王**, *Kureopatora Joō*) is a minor character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a historical figure. She is one of the historical figures who got sent into Kirakira Library by Bug-Jishomin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Queen Cleopatra is a woman with black hair and navy-blue eyes. She wears cerulean eye-shadow, rose-red lip-stick, gold earrings, a gold collar, a dress with gold, white, cyan, and red features, a white cape, gold hair accessories, gold bangles and a gold tiara with cyan and red features.

### Personality

Queen Cleopatra is an elegant female Egyptian monarch from Ancient Egypt. Many years ago in Egypt when she was phsycally alive, Queen Cleopatra began her reign as the pharaoh along with her brother Theos in 51 BC, succeeding her father Auletes. During her reign, Queen Cleopatra met up with a Roman emperor named Julius Ceaser. Queen Cleopatra fell in love with Julius Ceaser and had a son named Caesarion. Queen Cleopatra traveled to Rome and stayed in Ceaser's villa from 46 BC until 44 BC when Julius Ceaser died.

Later, Queen Cleopatra fell in love with another man named Mark Antony and had 3 more children with him.

In August, 30 BC, Queen Cleopatra phsycally died from poisoning after she got bitten by a cobra. She was then succeeded by her son Caesarion.

### Relationships

* Bug-Jishomin (the Bugmin who sent Queen Cleopatra into Kirakira Library)
* Megaga (the one who got lovestrucked by Queen Cleopatra)
* Yuto (the one who got Queen Cleopatra's question correct)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Queen Cleopatra made her debut in episode 8 when Bug-Jishomin sent her into Kirakira Library during a game show. Queen Cleopatra said out the first question for the competitors to answer and Yuto got Queen Cleopatra's question correct. After that, Queen Cleopatra vanished as she went back to her own time to continue her reign in Ancient Egypt.

## Trivia

* Queen Cleopatra is one of the three characters who were sent into Kirakira Library by Bug-Jishomin. The other three being the lady from the magazine cover, Isaac Newton and Qin Shi Huang.
* Queen Cleopatra is described as the last ruler of Ptolemaic Egypt.
* Queen Cleopatra is based on a real life historical figure of the same name.
The Wonder-Star

The Wonder-Star as it was frozen

The' *'***Wonder-Star** (Japanese: **ワンダー星**, *Wanda Hoshi*)is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and Wanda's original home-planet. It is also the home-planet of Mighty, Nice, Amazing and all the other Wonder-Star citizens as well as its monarch the Wonder-King. It is otherwise known as the **Wanda Planet**.

## Appearance

The Wonder-Star is a silvery-white planet. Inside the Wonder-Star's atmosphere, the grounds are silvery-white, the buildings are silvery-white with yellowy-green lines and the sky is always blue.

### Cursed Wonder-Star

When it was cursed by Don Bugdez, the Wonder-Star becomes black. Inside the Wonder-Star's atmosphere, the grounds are black, the building are black with green-lines, the sky is covered with dark clouds and the whole planet itself is invaded by Bugmins.

### Frozen Wonder-Star

When it was put into ice by the Wonder-King, the Wonder-Star becomes icy-blue. Inside the Wonder-Star's atmosphere, all the buildings and grounds there are covered in ice and the sky is still covered in dark clouds. All the Bugmins have retreated due to the Wonder-Star being put into ice. The Wonder-Star's 'frozen' appearance only appeared in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season from the beginning of episode 1 until halfway through episode 47 when it was thawed and purified by Wonder-Promin.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Wonder-Star first appeared in the beginning of episode 1 when it was cursed by Don Bugdez. Its ruler, the Wonder-King puts the the whole planet into ice whilst sending his son Wanda to Earth.

Flashbacks set in the Wonder-Star appeared in a few episodes of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

In episode 47, following Don Bugdez's fate, the Wonder-Star was thawed and purified by Wonder-Promin thanks to Yuto, his 2 friends Mirai and Shuu and the 4 Kamiwaza Teammates Wanda, Nice, Amazing and Mighty who have summoned him using the 2 Kamiwaza Shakers.

## Trivia

* The Wonder-Star is the first location to appear in the beginning of both the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series and the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* All the citizens of the Wonder-Star are based on dogs.
* The Wonder-Star is one of the locations in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series to be located in space.

## Gallery

Cursed Wonder-StarThe Wonder-Star about to get purified
The rocky area

**The rocky area** (Japanese: **岩場**, *Iwaba*) is an unnamed location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a place where various machines were doing some construction work in. Masato made his first attempt to battle Don Bugdez there in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Appearance

The rocky area is an enormous outdoor place with grey grounds and rocks. It has two parts: a top part and a bottom part. Various machines usually come here to do their construction work.

The rocky area was also given an additional large crater on its bottom part following Don Bugdez's blast on the Fact-Promins Metmin and Dozermin in episode 42.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The rocky area was first seen in episode 26 when Yuto's up to take on the second challenge using the Fusion Promin Tur-rumin.

In episode 42, Masato and Mighty arrive at the rocky area and stand on its bottom area where Masato uses his Kamiwaza Shaker to awaken the Fact-Promin Dozermin for the first time. The Bug Bytes, who are spying on Masato and Mighty, launch a rocket into the skies above the rocky area. The rocket then lets loose dark clouds which cover the rocky area's skies. That's when Don Bugdez appears in a flash.

Masato used the 2 Fact-Promins Metmin and Dozermin to fight Don Bugdez but however, Don Bugdez lets loose a blast that knocked both Dozermin and Metmin out and caused the Bug Bytes to be sent flying. After Dozermin and Metmin return to Masato's Kamiwaza Shaker, the dark clouds disappear from the skies above the rocky area and large crater was left.

## Trivia

* This is one of the unnamed locations in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
* The rocky area is one of the known locations found in Japan but outside Tokyo.
* In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, this is the third location where a Fact-Promin was first awakened in. It was Dozermin.
Tur-kimin

**Tur-kimin** (Japanese: **ターキミン**, ***Tur-kimin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is the fusion of Turbomin and Gakkimin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Tur-kimin has a pink head with a minty-green face and some white markings on his head. He has 2 yellow trumpet-looking hands and 2 sky-blue tubes on his neck and he has sky-blue piano keys for his legs.

### Personality

Tur-kimin is a brave and pleasant Fusion Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto (master)

* Wanda (band-mate when dealing with Bug-Motemin)

* Bug-Motemin (the Bugmin Tur-kimin dealt with)

### Abilities

Tur-kimin's Kamiwaza ability is to play the instruments faster than before.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Tur-kimin made his debut in episode 30 when Yuto fused Turbomin and Gakkimin throughout his Kamiwaza Shaker. Tur-kimin played the drums rapidly in order to confuse Bug-Motemin. Later, Wanda made a music-band with Yuto and Tur-kimin and several tiny white characters to play loud and fast music. That gave Yuto the chance to capture and de-bug Bug-Motemin.

## Trivia

### Background

* Tur-kimin shares the same fusion material Promin (Turbomin) with these three Fusion Promins: Chabomin (Chakkamin + Turbomin), Tur-rumin (Turbomin + Dorirumin) and Ta-pumin. (Turbomin + Rappumin)
* Tur-kimin is the Fusion Promin who is a fusion of two Promins of the same attribute. (Norinori)

### Resemblances

* Tur-kimin resembles a fusion of a motorbike and some instruments.

### Notes

* Tur-kimin is the only Fusion Promin so far to wear an attire in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. He was wearing a musician suit when he was playing the drums as part of a music-band formed by him, Wanda and Yuto.
Zu-rumin

### Kamiwaza

Manipulates train rails in order to bring in the animal around the world for himself to tame.

**Zu-rumin** (Japanese: **ズールミン**, ***Zu-rumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is the fusion of Zuzumin and Railmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Zu-rumin has a blue body with orange shoulders, cyan arms and blue ring looking hands. He also has a cyan face with a red nose and an orange whistle. On his head, he has a red helmet with orange goggle-looking lens. He also has a red emblem on the middle of his body too.

### Personality

Zu-rumin is a happy, friendly Fusion Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto (master)

* Bug-Coromin (the Bugmin Zu-rumin has dealt with)

### Abilities

Zu-rumin's Kamiwaza ability is to manipulate train rails in order to bring in the animals around the world for himself to tame.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Zu-rumin made his debut in episode 26 when Yuto fused Zuzumin and Railmin with his Kamiwaza Shaker in order to deal Bug-Coromin after Zuzumin moved on after being upset, due to the fact that Yuto fusionings between him and the other 3 Promins (Turbomin, Gauzemin and Tonkmin) have all failed, but cheered up by a hamster and a cat. Zu-rumin brought in elephants, bears, seals and a giant whale in order to fight back Bug-Coromin and his Bugwaza ability.

## Trivia

### Background

* Zu-rumin is one of the Fusion Promin who shares same fusion material Promin which is Zuzumin. The other symphetic Promin who used Zuzumin as a fusion material is Zuppumin who is a fusion of Zuzumin and Mapmin.

### Resemblances

* Zu-rumin resembles a fusion of an animal tamer and steam trains and subway trains.
Toshiyuki Sone

**Toshiyuki Sone** (Japanese: **曽根利幸**, ***Toshiyuki Sone***) is an episode director involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He is involved in Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Toshiyuki Sone was born somewhere in Japan at an unknown date.

Toshiyuki Sone began studying animation and media at a Japanese college under the animation department and he was graduated from there a few years later.

For many anime shows in Japan, Toshiyuki Sone works as an episode director.

Toshiyuki Sone also did other positions for a few anime as well like working for 'Love Tyrant' as a unit director and for both 'Layton Mystery Tanteisha: Katori no Nazotoki File' and 'We Never Learn: BOKUBEN' as a storyboard-provider.

## Projects

 Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion the Animation
 Space Patrol Luluco

## Kamiwaza Wanda

As he works for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Toshiyuki Sone works as an episode director for the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season episode 'Quiz Battle In The Library!!'.

## Trivia

* Toshiyuki Sone has only worked on one episode of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Links

### External Links

* Toshiyuki Sone's profile on the Anime News Network website
Yui's friends

**Yui's friends** (Japanese: **ユイの友達**, *Yui no tomodachi*) are a duo of minor characters in Kamiwaza Wanda and are friends of Yuto's sister Yui.

## Personal

### Appearance

One of Yui's friends is a young girl with dark-brown hair and dark-brown eyes. She wears a red shirt with a white collar, a light-green skirt, white stockings and pink shoes.

Another one of Yui's friends is a young girl with light-brown hair, curled into pigtails, and hazel eyes. She wears a yellow shirt, a navy-blue overall-dress, white stockings and dark-red shoes.

When they're at Kirakira Kindergarten, they both wear pastel-blue overalls like Yui does.

### Personality

Yui's friends are very kind young girls to Yuto's sister Yui. Yui usually meets her friends every time she's either at the playground or at Kirakira Kindergarten.

### Relationships

* Yui (best friend)
* Yuto (the one Yui's friends meet in episodes 1 and 33)
* Wanda (the one Yui's friends meet in episode 33)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Yui's friends make their debut in episode 1 when they told Yuto that Yui had wandered off somewhere so Yuto had to go and find his sister Yui who was later found at Kirakira Scrapyards. That was right before Wanda arrived at Earth.

In episode 33, Yui's friends were seen making origami paper crafts with Yui at Kirakira Kindergarten until their origami paper crafts come to life thanks to Bug-Origamin.

## Trivia

* Yui's friends are yet to be individually named.
* Yui's friends share the same age as their friend Yui.
Tokyo City Zoo

Tokyo City Zoo's entrance

**Tokyo City Zoo** (Japanese: **東京シティ動物園**, *Tōkyō Shiti Dōbu~Tsuen*) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a zoo located in Tokyo, Japan.

## Appearance

Tokyo City Zoo is a large zoo with fenced areas and animal shelter-buildings with cage-doors. Zoo-keepers use those cage-doors to look up the animals in order to prevent them from escaping.

Tokyo City Zoo also has an entrance, with a sea-green shelter in front of it, that people and enter and exit through.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 2 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda season episode Tokyo City Zoo was seen in when Bug-Kagimin went in and opened up all the cage-doors here, causing the animals to escape.

Later, after Bug-Kagimin was captured and debugged, Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Wanda, Yui and Zuzumin all guide the animals back to Tokyo City Zoo and Kagimin undid what he had done when he was a Bugmin.

## Trivia

* Tokyo City Zoo is the first location to be found in Tokyo, Japan but not in Kirakira First Street nor outside near Kirakira First Street.
* Tokyo City Zoo is compared to various real-life zoos from around the world such as Bristol Zoo, Folly Farm's zoo area and Noah's Ark Zoo-Farm in the UK and Toronto Zoo in Canada.
Tetsuya Yanagihara

**Tetsuya Yanagihara** (Japanese: **柳原哲也**, ***Tetsuya Yanagihara***) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Takezo Panda in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Tetsuya Yanagihara was born in Yokaichi, Shiga, Japan on September 1, 1972.

Tetsuya Yanagihara is a comedian who forms the comedy duo **America Zarigani** (Japanese: **アメリカザリガニ**, ***America Zarigani***) with Yoshiyuki Hirai in 1994. He and Yoshiyuki Hirai starred in the Japanese variety TV show 'Sakiyomi Jan Bang!' which aired from April 3, 2009 to March 28, 2014.

As well as working as a comedian, Tetsuya Yanagiha also worked as a voice actor. The first TV anime character he voiced was Takoyaki from 'Dr. Rin ni Kiitemite!' which aired from March 5, 2001 to February 25, 2002.

Other noticible TV anime characters Tetsuya Yanagihara have voiced are:

* Gang from 'Bomberman Jetters'
* Jeager from 'Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's'
* Jaeger (Yeager) from 'Yu-Gi-Oh! Arc-V'
* Skull From 'Reborn!'
* Densuke Aburaya from 'Gaist Crusher'

Tetsuya Yanagihara also voiced Magnet Bomber from the Japanese version of Konami's 2017 Switch game 'Super Bomberman R' and Surly from the 2011 RPG game 'Ni ni Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch'.

Tetsuya Yanagihara even provided the Japanese voiceover for Eric Cartman in the 1999 adult animated movie 'South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Tetsuya Yanagihara provided the voice for Takezo Panda in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. Tetsuya Yanagihara's character Takezo Panda first appeared in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season's 30th episode 'Kamiwaza Panda'.

## Trivia

* Tetsuya Yanagihara is the second Japanese comedian to voice a character from the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, as he voices Takezo Panda, with the first one being Ryuichi Kosugi who voiced Wanda's father the Wonder-King.

## Links

* Tetsuya Yanagihara's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Official profile of America Zarigani (Japanese)