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Kamiwaza Searcher

The **Kamiwaza Searcher** (Japanese: **カミワザフラッシュ**, *Kamiwaza Flash*) is an item in Kamiwaza Wanda and a device known searching and revealing Bugmins that cause trouble anywhere. It resembles a flashlight torch.

## Using the Kamiwaza Searcher

### Preparations for searching

To perepare for a search, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter must rotate the front end of the Kamiwaza Searcher so that the orange lens is facing away from the him/her. The Kamiwaza Power-Shooter then inserts the Kamiwaza Pro-card into the Kamiwaza Searcher's slot.

### Searching for a Bugmin

The Kamiwaza Power-Shooter must point the Kamiwaza Searcher at an area where the Bugmin is. It can be done with a press of a button. This term is called 'Kamiwaza Search'. The Kamiwaza Searcher casts out a red search-light at the area. The Kamiwaza Power-Shooter then moves the red light around until the Bugmin is found.

### After the Bugmin has been found and revealed

The Kamiwaza Power-Shooter then lets go of the button. The Kamiwaza Searcher then displays a hologram of what Promin the found Bugmin actually is.

## As part of Masato's Kamiwaza Power-Shot

The Kamiwaza Searcher also appears as a built-in 'Kamiwaza Search' mode for Masato's Kamiwaza Power-Shot. The search light from Masato's Kamiwaza Power-Shot is colored green instead of red.

## Color-variations

There was only one Kamiwaza Searcher as of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. The colors of that Kamiwaza Searcher are white, black, green, silver and orange.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

In most of the episodes in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season, the Kamiwaza Searcher is always used by Wanda. It first appeared in episode 1 when Wanda used it to search and reveal Bug-Turbomin.

In episode 2, Wanda was going to give the Kamiwaza Searcher to his Kamiwaza Power-Shooter teammate Yuto. However, Yuto declined the offer.

In episode 12, Wanda plays with his Kamiwaza Searcher for fun while Yuto plays with his Kamiwaza Power-Shot.

In episode 13, Wanda uses the Kamiwaza Searcher to clash its red search-light with the green light of Yuto's Kamiwaza Power-Shot. This transforms Wanda into a giant mountain-costumed version of himself and gives Yuto the chance to capture and debug Bug-Yumemin with his Kamiwaza Power-Shot.

In episode 20, Wanda tried to use the Kamiwaza Searcher to search and reveal Bug-Dancemin. However, Bug-Dancemin's Bugwaza ability caused Wanda to mess up by making him dance like crazy. Luckly, Masato used his Kamiwaza Power-Shot, via its built-in 'Kamiwaza Search' mode, to search and reveal Bug-Dancemin instead.

## Trivia

* The Kamiwaza Searcher resembles a flashlight torch.
* The Kamiwaza Searcher is mostly used by Wanda in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Like the Kamiwaza Shaker, the Kamiwaza Searcher shares its voice with the Kamiwaza Power-Shot.
Jo Hyeon-jeong

**Jo Hyeon-jeong** (Korean translation: 조현정) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Yui and Mrs. Hina in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Jo Hyeon-jeong was born in Seoul, South Korea on July 25, 1978. In 2002, she began her voice acting career. She became a freelancer voice actress 3 years later in 2005.

Jo Hyeon-jeong is known for voicing Shinbi who is one of the main protagonists in a popular South Korean children's cartoon series 'The Haunted House'.

Jo Hyeon-jeong also voiced several characters in Korean dubbed versions of many cartoons and anime. She did the Korean voices for Ms. Keane, Sedusa, Boomer and Robin Snyder in the late 90's 'Powerpuff Girls' cartoon series, titular character Gumball in 'The Amazing World of Gumball', Rainbow Dash in 'My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic' and Tails in 'Sonic Boom'.

Jo Hyeon-jeong also voiced characters in Korean versions of several video-games. One example is that she voices Mala Sauce Cookie in the Korean version of the game 'Cookie Run: Kingdom'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2016, Jo Hyeon-jeong voices Yui in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

Also in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Jo Hyeon-jeong provides the Korean voice for Yuto's teacher Mrs. Hina.

## Trivia

* Jo Hyeon-jeong's 'The Haunted House' character, Shinbi, appears as a titular character in 'The Haunted House' franchise's spin-off game 'Getcha Ghost-Shinbi'.
Apple TV+

**Apple TV+** is a worldwide streaming service. It is a subscription video on-demand service created by the people of Apple Inc.

## Information

### Apple Inc.

Parent multinational technology company Apple Inc. was first founded by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne. Like Microsoft, Apple Inc. are known for developing their own PCs. To an instant financial success, Apple Inc. went public in 1980.

Apple Inc. also developed portable devices such as the iPod and the iPad. They even launched a moblie device known as the iPhone.

Following the death of Apple Inc.'s retired co-founder and former CEO Steve Jobs in October 5, 2011, businessman Tim Cook stepped in as Apple Inc.'s replacement CEO.

### The Apple TV+ streaming service itself

Apple TV+ was first launched by Apple Inc. on November 1, 2019. Upon its launch, Apple TV+ is available in about 100 countries including Japan, USA and UK.

Since 2019, Apple TV+ streamed movies and television shows exclusively to the streaming service itself. A notible example of Apple TV+ exclusive television shows is children's TV show 'Fraggle Rock: Back to the Rock' which is a 2022 reboot of 'Fraggle Rock', a children's TV show that aired on HBO's children's block in the USA and CiTV in the UK from 1983 to 1987.

Viewers who want to watch sports on Apple TV+ require a MLS season pass to access to watching on-screen live sporting events.

## Involvement in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series

Surprisingly in Japan, sometime between in late 2019 and in the early 2020's, Apple TV+ started streaming the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, beginning with the Japanese streaming on the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season to viewers who have previously missed out on seeing the Japanese broadcasts on any of that said original season's 47 episodes on TBS back in either 2016 or 2017.

Apple TV+ is yet to distribute more seasons of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series in Japan when they first air on the Japanese television.

## Trivia

* As of now, the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series is the only Japanese third-party content to distributed on Apple TV+ as well as several other streaming services such as GyaO! and Niconico.
Bug-Showamin

### Bugwaza

Sprinkles water everywhere and on everyone as he makes everyone confused as they think it's a rainy day.

**Bug-Showamin** (Japanese: **バグシャワーミン**, ***Bug-Showamin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Showamin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Showamin resmebles His Promin counterpart Showamin but however he is a Bugmin. Bug-Showamin has a black body, black hands which are resembling shower sprinklers, grey shoulders and green elastic arms.

### Personality

Bug-Showamin is a naughty and sneaky Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Bug-Spicesmin, Bug-Brushmin, Bug-Mejamin and Bug-Drymin (teammates)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

* Don Bugdez, Terara, Megaga and Gigaga (masters)

### Abilities

Bug-Showamin's Bugwaza ability is to sprinkle the water everywhere and on everyone as he can make everyone confused as they think it's a rainy day.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Showamin made his debut in episode 25. He was later captured and debugged by Yuto with help from Chabomin. (Chakkamin + Turbomin)

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Showmin is the Bugmin ego of Showamin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Showamin resembles a shower machine.
Fatmin

**Fatmin** (Japanese: **ファットミン**, ***Fatmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Hokkori.

## Personal

### Appearance

Fatmin resembles a red frying-pot with a creamy-yellow face, a creamy-yellow bottom and legs and darkish-blue handles. He als has darkish-blue markings.

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

As a Bugmin, his tongue is always sticking out and upwards.

### Personality

Fatmin loves to eat any food especially foods that are fryed or battered like chicken karage bites which is also Wanda's favourite food.

### Abilities

Fatmin's Kamiwaza ability is to fry any of the foods like cheese, potato chips and meat. As a Bugmin, he can fry everything even if they are not food-related.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Fatmin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 44 when he covers various objects in batter. However, Bug-Fatmin got away due to the fact that Yuto, his 2 friends Mirai and Shuu and his rival Masato were focusing on confronting Bug-Turbomin and Bug-Jetmin.

In episode 45, Bug-Fatmin was eventually captured and debugged presumably by Yuto. Fatmin was also mentioned by Yuto on that episode.

## Trivia

### Background

* Fatmin is one of the Promins who first appeared as a Bugmin in one episode and was then captured and debugged by Yuto in another episode. The other two being Liftmin and Katasumin.
* Fatmin is the last Promin to debut as a Bugmin in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

### Notes

* Fatmin's name comes from the word 'fat'.
Choi Seung-hun

**Choi Seung-hun** (Korean translation: 최승훈) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Souma and Megaga in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Choi Seung-hun was born in Anyang, Gyeonggi, South Korea on September 30, 1981.

In April 2006, Choi Seung-hun began his voice acting career. He became a freelancer voice actor in 2009.

Throughout his voice acting career, Choi Seung-hun provided the Korean dubs for characters in many anime and cartoons. He did the Korean dub voices for Souma Kukai in the 'Shugo Chara!' franchise, Seiji Sagara in 'Happiness Charge Pretty Cure!', Zero in 'Save Me! Lollipop', multiple characters in the 'Sgt. Frog' anime, Louie in Disney's 2017 'Ducktales' cartoon series and 2 characters in the 'Crayon Kingdom of Dreams' anime. He also did the Korean dub voice for Hiromu Sakurada (Red Buster) who is main protagonist of the Japanese live-action superhero TV series 'Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters'.

Choi Seung-hun also provided the original Korean voices for characters in some South Korean cartoon shows. He voiced Vital Monk in 'Beep, Beep! Beep, Beep! Rescue Squad', Pape in 'Papepopo Memories' and Floraping in 'Catch! Teenieping'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2016, Choi Seung-hun voices Souma, as well as the Bug Bytes member Megaga, in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* With his wife Yun Na-ri, Choi Seung-hun had 2 children. One of whom is a daughter named Choi Si-jin who was born in 2016 and the other is a son named Choi Ji-heon who was born in 2017.
* Choi Seung-hun shares his name is a child-actor-turned-teen-idol who was born in 2008.
Gymmin

**Gymmin** (Japanese: **ジムミン**, ***Gymmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Norinori.

## Personal

### Appearance

Gymmin is a pastel-lilac Promin who resembles purple and red sporting goods with a light-green face. Gymmin is also one of the bulkiest Promins. The other two being Tafumin and Liftmin.

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

As a Bugmin, his grin is a little bit bigger.

### Personality

Gymmin totally loves to exercise. He also loves to be a much more musclar version of himself.

### Relationships

* Yuto (current owner)

* Motemin (crush)
* Wanda (opponent when Gymmin was a Bugmin)

### Abilities

Gymmin's Kamiwaza ability is to help people get fit. As a Bugmin, he can force anyone to exercise endlessly or make anyone, especially those who are fat, become too muscular.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

In episode 36, Gymmin made his debut as a Bugmin when Motemin, who was summoned by Yuto, tried to confront him. When Wanda poured in some pork-cuttlet sauce on his head, Bug-Gymmin was discouraged. Bug-Gymmin was then captured and debugged By Yuto.

Gymmin made his cameo appearance in episode 38.

## Trivia

### Background

* Gymmin is the only Promin that is related to the human body.

### Notes

* In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Gymmin is mistaken a Punpun-attributed Promin due to the error in episode 36. However, in the toys, Gymmin's attribute is Shirishiri.
* Gymmin's name comes from the word 'gym' which is a place were sports people do their training in.

## Links

* Gymmin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Bugmin-Wastelands

The Bugmin Wastelands as of from the Promin-World map (Note: Can you spot Bug-Chakkamin?)

## Location data

### Purpose

Bugmins dwell here.

The **Bugmin-Wastelands** (Japanese: **バグミン荒れ地**, *Bagumin Arechi*), sometimes known as the **Bug-Dump** (Japanese: **バグ捨て場**, *Bagu Suteba*), is location in Kamiwaza Wanda and one of the locations in Promin-World. It is a place where Bugmins, such as Bug-Turbomin, dwell in.

## Appearance

The Bugmin-Wastelands is a dark wasteland with black Bugmin-Rooms, binding chains and a green sky. In it, there is a white sign that says 'Do Not Enter' (Japanese: **入るな**, *Hairuna*) written in romanization red and 'Danger' (Japanese: **危険**, *Kiken*) written in romanization yellow with a black outline as well as a red 'X' in a circle.

## Purpose

### Dwelling of Bugmins

Bugmins mainly dwell in the Bugmin-Wastelands either by resting in their Bugmin-Rooms or playing around. Bugmins can also do communications with other Bugmins here too.

### Addition or removal of a Bugmin-Room

After a Promin is bugged or rebugged, its Promin-Room will change its color to black with a red 'X' on it and be added to the Bugmin-Wastelands through the Bugmin room disposal pipe. When a Bugmin is captured and debugged, the Bugmin-Room will lose its black color and the red 'X', get removed from the Bugmin-Wastelands and returned to Promin-World.

### Entering or leaving the Bugmin Wastelands

Newly-bugged Bugmins can begin entering the Bugmin-Wastelands by being sent directly here when they transport from the human world to Promin-World. Bugmins can transport from the Bugmin-Wastelands to the human and back at any time.

If some Wazawai Program lands on an object depending on the Promin it's related to, the Promin's Bugmin ego will leave the Bugmin-Wastelands and be immediately sent to the human world with invisibility which lasts until it's revealed by the Kamiwaza Searcher. Bugmins can go back to the Bugmin-Wastelands if they want to or finish up in Promin-World as Promins if they were captured and debugged by a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Bugmin-Wastelands was not seen in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

The Bugmin-Wastelands is yet to be seen in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series in the future.

## Trivia

* The Bugmin-Wastelands is the only Promin-related location not to be seen in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* A Japanese Twitter user named Door428P (who is now sprayPOKA0711 since she moved accounts) created a fan-art of Bug-Turbomin, Bug-Boatmin, Bug-Slowmin and Bug-Chakkamin, based on the Kagamine Twins' song 'Screws, Gears And Pride', which took place in the Bugmin-Wastelands.
Divemin

**Divemin** (Japanese: **ダイブミン**, ***Divemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Norinori.

## Personal

### Appearance

Divemin resembles a blue submarine with green and orange features and orange markings. His head ressembles the head of an undersea diver. Everytime Divemin makes a noise, he says 'Puuguu' or 'Dive' with a little child-like voice.

*For Divemin's Bugmin ego, see: Bug-Divemin*

As a Bugmin, Divemin's mouth is stuck as a cheesy grin with a green tongue sticking out.

### Personality

Divemin is an excellent swimmer because of his Kamiwaza ability. However, he's sometimes naughty when it comes to encountering Boatmin.

### Relationships

* Yuto (current owner)
* Boatmin (rival/friend)

### Abilities

Divemin's Kamiwaza ability is to swim underwater. As a Bugmin, he can pull various objects into an underwater-like diamension through watery areas.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Divemin first appeared as a Bugmin in episode 23 when he kidnaps Masato and Mighty by pulling them, well as some various objects, into an underwater-like dimension through a large puddle. Yuto and his friends later came across Bug-Divemin and chases him down to a warehouse. Recordmin distracts Bug-Divemin by playing Masato's voice. Yuto finally captures and debugs Bug-Divemin, setting Masato and Mighty free for Mutemin as a result.

Divemin appeared as his Promin-self in episode 24. He distracted and scared Boatmin, preventing him from getting to Bug-Shugamin.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Divemin made his debut as a Bugmin in chapter 09 when he started pulling Yuto, Wanda, Masato and Mighty into the puddles. Bug-Divemin then took Masato's Kamiwaza Power-Shot off Masato's hands and went into one of the puddles with it. After Ga-kamin rescues them, Wanda and Mighty from the puddles, Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Divemin while Masato gets his Kamiwaza Power-Shot back.

Along with the other Promins Yuto and Masato have so far in chapter 12, Divemin helped Yuto, Masato, Wanda and Mighty summon Wonder-Promin.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Divemin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He can be collected after Yuto defeats, captures and debugs Bug-Divemin in an unnamed side quest.

## Trivia

### Background

* Divemin is the first Promin to be searched/encountered as a Bugmin by Masato but then captured and debugged by Yuto.
* Divemin is the sixth Promin to be captured and debugged as a Bugmin by Yuto outside of Kirakira First Street. Bug-Divemin was captured and debugged by Yuto inside one of the warehouses at the docks.
* Divemin is an expert at swimming.

### Notes

* Another Promin, Boatmin, has a bit of trouble with Divemin.
* Divemin's name comes from the word 'dive' which means jumping into the water.

## Links

* Divemin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Bang Yeon-ji

**Bang Yeon-ji** is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Shuu and Yuuka Kamiya in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Bang Yeon-ji was born in Seoul, South Korea on December 23, 1989. She began her voice acting career in April 2012 then became a freelancer voice actress in April 2015.

During the 'My Little Pony' franchise's 4th generation ('Friendship is Magic') instalment, Bang Yeon-ji got involved in the Korean dub version of the 'My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic' TV series in which she provided the Korean dub voice-overs for several pony characters such as Diamond Tiara and Lyra Heartstrings.

Bang Yeon-ji also provided the voices for the Teeniepings Egoping and Jellyping in the 2020's South Korean animated series 'Catch! Teenieping' as well and the titular character Banzi in the 2019 South Korean animated movie 'Banzi's Secret Diary'. She even voiced Black Pearl Cookie in the Korean version of the game 'Cookie Run: Kingdom'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2016, Bang Yeon-ji voices Shuu, as well as Yuto's mother Yuuka Kamiya, in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Bang Yeon-ji's real name is Bang Hyun-ji. (Korean translation: 방현지)
Ga-bomin

**Ga-bomin** (Japanese: **ガーボミン**, ***Ga-bomin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and Fusion Promin. She is the fusion of Gauzemin and Turbomin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Ga-bomin has a silver head with a pink face, silver appendixes and a red nurse-cap-like feature. Ga-bomin also has a body that resembles Turbomin.

### Personality

Ga-bomin is a cheerful and friendly Fusion Promin.

### Abilities

Ga-bomin's Kamiwaza ability is to quickly recover people Promins from illnesses and injuries.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Ga-bomin made a fantasy appearance in chapter 09 when Yuto mentions her. Yuto tried to fuse Gauzemin and Turbomin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker in order to summon her but he can't when the puddles became much deeper so Yuto had to summon the Fusion Promin Ga-kamin instead.

## Trivia

### Background

* Ga-bomin is one of the Fusion Promins who have debuted in the manga instead of the anime.

### Resemblances

* Ga-bomin resembles a fusion of a nurse and a motorbike.

### Notes

* Ga-bomin is only Fusion Promin Yuto has failed to summon in the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series.
Bur-sumin

**Bur-sumin** (Japanese: **バーイスミン**, ***Bur-sumin***) is a character of Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is the fusion of Burgemin and Spicesmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bur-sumin has a green face and a red burger-hat with orange and green features. He also has a body that resembles Spicesmin.

### Relationships

* Yuto and Masato (masters)
* Wanda and Bug-Makuramin (those who Bur-sumin gave the chilli-burgers to)

### Abilities

Bur-sumin's Kamiwaza ability is to make chili-burgers.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bur-sumin made his debut in chapter 12 when Yuto fused Burgemin and Spicesmin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker with help from Masato. Bur-sumin gave Wanda and Bug-Makuramin a chilli-burger each. Thanks to Bur-sumin, Masato captures and debugs Bug-Makuramin and then gives Makuramin's Kamiwaza Pro-card to Yuto in order to awaken the last of the 6 Fact-Promins: Vacuumin.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bur-sumin is one of the Fusion Promins who have debuted in the manga instead of the anime.
* Bur-sumin is the second Fusion Promin to have two masters in the manga.

### Resemblances

* Bur-sumin resembles a fusion of some fast food, mostly burgers, and a cruet.

### Notes

* Bur-sumin is the last Fusion Promin to appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series.
Fusion Promins

**Fusion Promins** (Japanese: **合成プロミン**, *Gōsei Promins*) are combined Promins in Kamiwaza Wanda. They are fused from either 2 or 3 Promins throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker. They're otherwise known as **Composited Promins**.

## Summoning a Fusion Promin

To summon a Fusion Promin, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter must place 2 Promins on the top of the Kamiwaza Shaker. The Kamiwaza Power-Shooter then closes the Kamiwaza Shaker and shakes it. Once the shaking's done, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter opens up the Kamiwaza Shaker and then activates their Kamiwaza Power-Shot to 'Kamiwaza Touch' mode. The Kamiwaza Power-Shooter then places the top of the Kamiwaza Shaker onto the back of the Kamiwaza Power-Shot in order to summon the Fusion Promin.

Most Fusion Promins will last until their job's done.

### Tri-Fusion Promins

For a Tri-Fusion Promin, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter must follow the same method as when summoning a Fusion Promin but with 3 Promins instead of 2.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Fusion Promins appear in some of the original Kamiwaza Wanda season episodes, starting from episode 25. Chacemin and Ma-shamin are the only 2 Fusion Promins who are summoned by Masato.

Three Tri-Fusion Promins appear towards the end of the original Kamiwaza Wanda season. Jesutomin is the only Tri-Fusion Promin who is summoned by Masato.

 Tazugumin |      | Episode 45

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Chabomin, Ga-kamin, Tur-rumin and Zu-rumin also appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series as well as the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. They appear in chapter 08.

Ga-kamin reappeared in chapter 09 when she rescues Yuto, Wanda, Masato and Mighty from Bug-Divemin.

There are also Fusion Promins that only appear in the manga.

## Trivia

* In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, there are 13 Fusion Promins or 16 Fusion Promins if you count the 3 Tri-Fusion Promins.
* There are more Fusion Promins than just those who appeared in the anime.
* If the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter fails on fusing 2 or 3 Promins using the Kamiwaza Shaker, the result will be the attributeless Promin Unchikomin instead of a Fusion Promin or a Tri-Fusion Promin.

## Gallery

6 of the Fusion Promins along with Unchikomin
Bug-Katasumin

**Bug-Katasumin** (Japanese: **バグカタスミン**, ***Bug-Katasumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. She is the Bugmin ego of Katasumin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Katasumin resembles her Promin counterpart Katasumin but however she is a Bugmin. Bug-Katasumin is a grey Bugmin holding a black box-looking Bugmin. Her markings and box-features are the same color which is red.

### Personality

Bug-Katasumin has an excessive love of cleanliness but she is also a nasty Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Turbomin, Jetmin, Tonkmin, Kyatchimin, Liftmin, Hasamin, Sukemin, Freezemin, Jaguchimin, Chakkamin, Stopmin, Dorirumin, Cafemin, Hanshamin, Yajiromin, Rappumin, Gauzemin, Dancemin, Fukumin, Burgemin, Sharimin and Jishomin (victims once, now friends as a Promin)

* Kagimin, Mutemin, Banemin, Railmin, Bellmin, Bigmin, Coromin, Zuzumin, Keshigomin and Meganemin (former opponent with Turbomin, Hasamin, Jetmin, Chakkamin and Jaguchimin once, now as friends as a Promin)
* Great (the one Bug-Katasumin assisted)
* Other Bugmins (companions)
* Don Bugdez, Terara, Megaga and Gigaga (masters)

### Abilities

Bug-Katasumin's Bugwaza ability is to store anything she finds. From episode 43 until episode 45, she was used to kidnap Promins that can be turned into Bugmins.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Katasumin makes her debut in episode 43 after Yuto and Masato finishes dealing with Bug-Makuramin and Bug-Temomin. Bug-Katasumin had kidnapped Tonkmin, Kyatchimin, Sukemin, Liftmin, Hasamin, Rappumin, Chakkamin, Dorirumin, Hanshamin, Cafemin, Stopmin, Yajiromin, Jaguchimin and Freezemin, with some help from the rebugged Bugmins, and trapped them into a strange closet in which the Bug Bytes were inside there. Only a few of the Bugmins were captured and debugged by Yuto, his rival Masato and his 2 friends Mirai and Shuu. However, Bug-Katasumin and the rest of Bugmins have escaped.

Bug-Katasumin makes a return in episode 44 when she kidnapped Sharimin, Burgemin, Jetmin and Turbomin and turned them into Bugmins with the Bug Bytes. Later, prior to the end of that episode, she kidnapped Dancemin, Gauzemin, Fukumin and Jishomin and they too were turned into Bugmins.

Bug-Katasumin appeared once more in episode 45 when Turbomin, Jetmin, Hasamin, Bellmin, Keshigomin, Zuzumin, Mutemin, Railmin, Kagimin, Jaguchimin, Banemin, Coromin, Chakkamin, Meganemin and Bigmin try and confront her. Bug-Katasumin was finally captured and debugged by Yuto.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Katsumin is the Bugmin ego of Katasumin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Katasumin resembles a wardrobe in which she is holding.

### Notes

* Bug-Katasumin is usually known for the strange closet incident.
Fact-Promins/List of Fact-Promin and other Promin voice actors

Here is a list of voice actors that list the Fact-Promins and other Promins.

*For the list of voice actors that list the ordinary Promins, see: Promin/List of voice actors that voice Promins*

## Trivia

* Sho Nogami and Misako Tomioka are so far the only 2 voice actors who are voicing the oridinary Promins as well as the Fact-Promins.
Keiichi Sonobe

**Keiichi Sonobe** (Japanese: **園部啓一**, ***Keiichi Sonobe***) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Ichiban-Hoshi Teru in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Keiichi Sonobe was born in Tokyo, Japan on September 16, 1960.

Keiichi Sonobe began his voice acting career in 1990. The first TV anime character he had voiced was Yumiko-chan's father from 'Shounen Ashibe 2' which aired from October 3, 1992 to March, 27, 1993.

Other noticible anime characters voiced by Keiichi Sonobe are Jelly Jiggler from 'Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo', Zuno from 'Dragonball Super', Bakemon and Cockatrimon from 'Digimon Adventure', Tokio Matsubara (Mask de Tokio) from 'Powerpuff Girls Z', Masajirou Harano from 'Heartcatch Pretty Cure!', a Team Aqua employee from 'Pokemon: Advanced Generation', Konoha Anbu Ninja 7 from 'Naruto', Otokichi Shirabe from 'Suite Pretty Cure', Robobo from 'Sgt. Frog', Doctor D from 'Zoids' and Bago from 'Zatch Bell'.

Keiichi Sonobe provided the Japanese voiceovers for some western cartoon characters. He did the Japanese voiceovers for Mr. Cramp from 'The Cramp Twins', Tiger from 'Kipper the Dog', Nigel Thornberry from 'The Wild Thornberrys' and Phil Funnie from 'Disney's Doug'. He also voiced Nigel Thornberry for the Japanese dubbed version of Nickelodeon's 2 animated films: 'The Wild Thornberrys Movie' and the crossover film 'Rugrats Go Wild!'.

Keiichi Sonobe is also a tokusatsu actor known for being involved in playing characters for several instalments of the 'Super Sentai' franchise. Known examples are Zaggai from 'Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger', Mad Scientist Genbu from 'Mirai Sentai Timeranger' and Tombstone Org from 'Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger'. He also played the role as Ivy Imagin from the 'Kamen Rider' franchise's 2007 instalment 'Kamen Rider Den-O'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Keiichi Sonobe provided the voices for Kirakira First Street's chairman Ichiban-Hoshi Teru and the 'Natadecoco Panic' cartoon's King Dorian as well as the device voices in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

Keiichi Sonobe provided the narrations for the cold openings from 2 episodes of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season: 'Quiz Battle In The Library!!' and 'Burst Kamiwaza Shot'.

Keiichi Sonobe is also one of the voice actors that voice the Promins in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series as he voices Tafumin.

## Trivia

* Keiichi Sonobe and Hiro Shimono are the only voice actors that voice only one Promin in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Keiichi Sonobe is known for voicing the computer voice for the devices in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series and the toys based on them from the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline.

## Links

* Keiichi Sonobe's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Keiichi Sonobe's profile on the 81produce website (Japanese)
Bug-Artmin

**Bug-Artmin** (Japanese: **バグアートミン**, ***Bug-Artmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Artmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Artmin resembles his Promin counterpart Artmin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Artmin has grey brushes for his hands, a light-gray-and-dark-grey face, red and green paints on his head, a black body and red markings.

### Personality

Bug-Artmin is a selfish Bugmin known for doodling graffiti. He is also not nice to the other Promins and people by doodling on them.

### Relationships

* Keshigomin (rival when Artmin was a Bugmin)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

* Don Bugdez, Terara, Megaga and Gigaga (masters)

### Abilities

Bug-Artmin's Bugwaza ability is to draw anything terrible and messy and make graffiti.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Artmin made his debut in episode 31 in which Keshigomin wanted to help Yuto capture and debug the Bugmins. Later, Keshigomin tried to sacrifice himself in order to chase Bug-Artmin off. Luckly, Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Artmin and helps Keshigomin with Liftmin, Rappumin, Drymin, Senpuumin and Brushmin afterwards.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Artmin made his debut in chapter 09 when he ruined the faces of Masato and Mighty. Before Bug-Artmin could ruin Wanda's face after Tur-gomin undid Masato and Mighty's, Yuto captures and debugs him.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Artmin is the Bugmin ego of Artmin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Artmin resembles an artist and somehow also resemble some paints.
Kirakira Librarian

The **Kirakira Librarian** (Japanese: **キラキラ司書**, *Kirakira Shisho*) is an unnamed minor character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a librarian working in Kirakira Library.

## Personal

### Appearance

The Kirakira Librarian is a young woman with dark-brown hair and brown eyes. she wears a blue shirt, black trousers, a mint-green apron and a red lanyard.

### Personality

The Kirakira Librarian is a kind young woman who usually works in Kirakira Library as her job. She is good at accepting requests on finding books for visitors to look at.

### Relationships

* Terara, Megaga, Gigaga, Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Wanda, Queen Cleopatra, Isaac Newton and the lady from the magazine cover (Known visitors)
* Bug-Jishomin (Bugmin visitor)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Kirakira Librarian made her debut in episode 8 when the Bug Bytes arrive at Kirakira Library to ask her a request of a stack a books for them to look at. Megaga, one of the Bug Bytes, made an attempt to flirt the Kirakira Librarian but the other two, Terara and Gigaga, won't let him do so. The Kirakira Librarian accepted the Bug Bytes' request and gave them a stack of books for them to look at.

Later, when Yuto was studying through a book that Mirai chose for him, the Kirakira Librarian came up to see Yuto and she told him that Kirakira Library is closing for the day so Yuto had to put the book, which he was studying through, back onto the shelf where he got it from and went back to Hobby Kamiya which is his home.

The Kirakira Librarian made a cameo appearance in episode 40.

## Trivia

* The real name of the Kirakira Librarian is yet to be revealed.
* It is unknown that the Kirakira Librarian might have appeared in episode 46 and episode 47 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
Jesutomin

**Jesutomin** (Japanese: **ジェストミン**, ***Jesutomin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is a fusion of Jetmin, Sukemin and Mutemin.

## Personal

### Appearances

Jesutomin has a magenta body with a jet-looking top and wings. He also has a cyan skeletal face with cyan and sea-green features. Jesutomin also has sea-green markings and arms, hands and appendixes resembling the headphones and the headphone plugs.

### Personality

Jesutomin can be mischievous but he's also a brave and kind Tri-Fusion Promin.

### Relationships

* Masato (master)
* Bug-Gauzemin (the Bugmin who Jesutomin dealt with)
* Tazugumin (teammate who helped Jesutomin)

### Abilities

Jesutomin's Kamiwaza ability is to fly or dash fast without sound or appearance like a ninja.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Jesutomin made his debut in episode 45 when Masato fused Mutemin, Jetmin and Sukemin together throughout his Kamiwaza Shaker in order to help him and Yuto deal with the only remaining Bugmin: Bug-Gauzemin.

## Trivia

### Backgrounds

* Jesutomin, Tazugumin and Tajebomin are the only Tri-Fusion Promins who have appeared in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Jesutomin shares the same fusion material Promin (Jetmin) with Ha-tomin. (Hasamin + Jetmin).
* Jestutomin is the only Tri-Fusion Promin to be summoned by Masato in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

### Resemblances

* Jesutomin resembles a fusion of a jet, a skeleton in an x-ray and an unplugged pair of headphones.
Kamiwaza File

The **Kamiwaza File** (Japanese: **カミワザファイル**, ***Kamiwaza File***) is an item in Kamiwaza Wanda and a storage unit known for storing Kamiwaza Pro-cards in.

## Appearance

The Kamiwaza File is a white card-album-like storage unit with black corners on the outside cover. Inside it are transparent pages of pockets that can hold a Kamiwaza Pro-card each.

## Using the Kamiwaza File

To store the Kamiwaza Pro-card, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter opens up the Kamiwaza File and places a Kamiwaza Pro-card inside one of its pokets. To take the Kamiwaza Pro-card out from the Kamiwaza File, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter must slip it out from the pocket it's been in.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Kamiwaza File first appeared in episode 9 when Wanda shows it to Yui and he tells her about a place called Promin-Land. Wanda then shows the Kamiwaza File to Yuto who has summoned all the Promins he has so far.

Yuto began using the Kamiwaza File in episode 10.

In episode 12, Yuto brought his Kamiwaza File with him when he has to give the Promins he has so far some super-training.

## Trivia

* The Kamiwaza File resembles a book-like office file and a card-album.
* There's also a smaller version of the Kamiwaza File called the Kamiwaza Mini-file. However, the Kamiwaza Mini-file hasn't appeared in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series yet.

## Gallery

Several Kamiwaza Pro-cards in the Kamiwaza File
Kamiwaza Wanda LINE stickers

**Kamiwaza Wanda LINE stickers** (Japanese: **カミワザ・ワンダLINEスタンプ**, *Kamiwaza Wanda LINE stamp*) are LINE stickers based on the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. These stickers are used in the LINE applications.

## Trivia

* As of the original season era, all the characters on the LINE stickers are illustrated in the style of the Promin-Zu segments except for the human characters.
Promin-Rooms

Turbomin's room as of episode 1

**Promin-Rooms** (Japanese: **プロミンルーム**, ***Promin-Rooms***) are locations featured in Kamiwaza Wanda. They are used by Promins as their resident places.

## Appearance

Promin-Rooms are locations where they are connected with the Kamiwaza Pro-cards which have information of each Promin. Every Promin-Room have different details like for example: Turbomin's room has some engineering and some car washing equipment and Tonkamin's room has a lot of tools.

Also, if a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter inserts a Kamiwaza Pro-card inside the Kamiwaza File, the Promin-Room in the Kamiwaza Pro-card will be connected to both Promin-World and Promin-Land and the Promins can rest, train or have fun in there.

## In the series

The first Promin-Room to be seen in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series belongs to Turbomin.

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Turbomin's room was first seen in episode 1 when Turbomin was watching a comedy show on television until his doorbell rang so Turbomin has to be summoned by Yuto in order to help him confront the first Bugmin Yuto has to capture and debug: Bug-Tonkmin.

Turbomin's room was seen again in episode 2 when Turbomin was watching a samurai movie and in episode 3 when Turbomin was watching a crime drama programe.

Zuzumin's room was seen in episode 2 and episode 3 when Zuzumin was summoned by Yuto.

Freezemin's room was first seen in episode 5 when Freezemin was watching a documentary on television.

Burgemin's room, which is also Burgemin's burger restaurant, was first seen in episode 7 when Yuto summons Burgemin for the first time.

In episode 11, Turbomin was in his room, watching an episode of the 'Natadecoco Panic' cartoon on television, when Yuto summons him in order to take Yuto himself to Kirakira Elementary School.

Yuto, Wanda and Yumemin went to visit Turbomin's room and met Turbomin there in episode 13.

In episode 17, Turbomin was in his room again. This time, Turbomin was watching another episode of the 'Natadecoco Panic' cartoon series when Yuto summons him in order to try and confront Bug-Magnemin.

## Trivia

* In the Promin-Zu minisode segment in episode 19, Zuzumin's room was based on a safari instead of a circus.
* Hasamin's room was seen in the Promin-Zu minisode segments in episode 9 and episode 19.
Maki Kamiya

**Maki Kamiya** (Japanese: **神谷マキ**, ***Maki Kamiya***) is an episode director involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She is involved in Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Maki Kamiya was born somewhere in Japan at an unknown date.

After she was graduated from a Japanese college under the animation and media department, Maki Kamiya began working on lots of anime shows, direct-to-video anime, web anime and anime movies.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Maki Kamiya works for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. For the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, she worked as an episode director for 9 episodes including the original season finale.

* Episode 23: Counterattack Of The Bug Bytes
* Episode 25: Kamiwaza Shaker!
* Episode 29: Escaping Wanda!
* Episode 33: Wish Upon A Folding Crane
* Episode 35: Rocketmin Appears!
* Episode 39: Buruburu Race Competition
* Episode 41: Memory Warnings
* Episode 45: Yuto, Desparate Situation!
* Episode 47: Forever Wanda!

## Trivia

* Yuto, the main protagonist of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, shares his surname with this episode director.
Buruburu attribute

**Buruburu** (Japanese: **ブルブル**, ***Buruburu***) is a Promin attribute in Kamiwaza Wanda. It was introduced in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season. Its theme color is purple.

## Information

By Promin listing order, Buruburu is the sixth of the Promin attributes and one of the 6 attributes introduced in the original season. "Buruburu" literaly means "fearless".

By the time it was first introduced, the Buruburu attribute has 12 Promins.

Kamiwaza Pro-cards of the Buruburu attribute Promins are colored purple with orange and sea-green frames.

In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Kamiwaza Power-Shooter Mirai has a Buruburu attribute Promin as her Promin buddy. More Kamiwaza Power-Shooters with Buruburu attribute Promin buddies are yet to debut in future seasons of the anime.

### Fact-Promin

Metmin is the Buruburu attribute's Fact-Promin. He resembles a helmeted superhero. He is the first Fact-Promin to be encountered by Masato.

## Bugmins

*See: Buruburu attribute/List of Bugmins*

## Trivia

* Buruburu the only Promin attribute not to have any Promins absent in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Despite of Freezemin being the first Buruburu attribute Promin on the list, Railmin is the only Promin of this attribute who was introduced in the teaser before the franchise's debut.
* In the original anime season, Buruburu attribute Promin Kyatchimin was given the wrong attribute (Shirishiri) when he first debuted in episode 34. He was then given the correct attribute (Buruburu) when he reappeared in episode 37.
Bug-Kagimin

**Bug-Kagimin** (Japanese: **バグカギミン**, ***Bug-Kagimin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Kagimin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Kagimin resembles his Promin counterpart Kagimin but however, he is a Bugmin. He has a black body, a grey face and red markings. His face is also in a different shape.

### Personality

Bug-Kagimin loves to play tricks that unlock and lock doors and cages whatever he wants to.

### Relationships

* Other Bugmins (companions)

* Don Bugdez, Terara, Megaga and Gigaga (masters)

### Abilities

Bug-Kagimin's Bugwaza ability is to randomly unlock and lock doors and cages without anyone noticing.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Kagimin made his debut by camero in episode 1.

Bug-Kagimin's official debut is in episode 2 when he unlocked the zoo enclosures and made the zoo animals escape. However, thanks to Zuzumin, Bug-Kagimin was captured and debugged by Yuto.

Kagimin was rebugged by the Bug Bytes in episode 10. Bug-Kagimin was later recaptured and debugged by Yuto along with the other 12 rebugged Bugmins.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Kagimin made his debut in chapter 02 when he caused the toilet doors to mysteriously unlock themselves. After being confronted by Tonkmin, Bug-Kagimin gets captured and debugged by Yuto.

Bug-Kagimin made his return in chapter 03 when Kagimin was rebugged after Bug-Liftmin kidnapped him. Bug-Kagimin was then recaptured and debugged by Yuto in chapter 04.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Kagimin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in the main quest 'I Cannot Find The Key' when he locked Yuto and Wanda up in a storage room.

Kagimin was rebugged in the main quest 'The Bug Bytes' Trap' after Bug-Liftmin kidnapped him, Tonkmin and Chakkamin. Yuto then have to find, capture and debug Bug-Kagimin.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Kagimin is the Bugmin ego of Kagimin.
Bug-Clockmin

**Bug-Clockmin** (Japanese: **バグクロックミン**, ***Bug-Clockmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Clockmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Clockmin resembles his Promin counterpart Clockmin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Clockmin has a black clock-resembling body and two grey faces, a pair of grey arms with red shoulders and red markings.

### Personality

Bug-Clockmin is a cheating and cowardly Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Other Bugmins (companions)

* Terara, Megaga, Gigaga and Don Bugdez (masters)

### Abilities

Bug-Clockmin's Bugwaza ability is to inform the wrong time for everyone and also corrupt clocks.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Clockmin didn't make his debut in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series yet and nor does his Promin counterpart Clockmin.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Clockmin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in the side quest 'A Day That Is Too Cold' when he caused the clocks to go wrong.

Players can trigger the side quest 'A Day That Is Too Cold' by scanning the QR code from Clockmin's Kamiwaza Pro-card.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Clockmin is the Bugmin ego of Clockmin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Clockmin resembles a striking clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto

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## Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto

Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto with their son Souma when he was younger

## Personal

### **Gender**

Male (Mr. Sakamoto), female (Mrs. Sakamoto)

### **Age**

Unknown (Both deceased)

**Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto** (Japanese: **坂本夫妻**, *Sakamoto Fusai*) are characters in Kamiwaza Wanda, were Souma's parents and are part of Souma's family of three with a servant. Sadly, they both pass away prior to the beginning of the Kamiwaza Wanda series.

## Appearance

The appearances of Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto are slightly unknown.

## Personality

Mr. Sakamoto is Souma's father. Mrs. Sakamoto is Souma's mother. They used to live in Souma's mansion.

## Relationships

* Souma (son)
* Kon Batora (servant)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 18 is the only episode Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto both appear in as they only appear in a flashback. When Souma was very young, Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto went on a holiday as they leave their son Souma for his butler to look after. Sadly however, Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto didn't come back home at all as it seems that they seem to have died in a plane crash, depressing their son Souma.

## Trivia

* Comparing to Makoto Kino's parents from the 'Sailor Moon' series and Joker's parents from the 'Mysterious Thief Joker' series, Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto seems to have died in a plane crash.