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Beginnings arc

Yuto and Wanda arguing over the Kamiwaza Searcher

The **Beginnings arc** (Japanese: **始まりアーク**, *Hajimari āku*) is the first arc in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season and the very first arc in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series overall. It lasted for 11 episodes, starting with episode 1 and finishing in episode 11.

## Arc information

The Beginnings arc starts off with Wanda leaving the Wonder-Star, which was put into ice by the Wonder-King, for Earth in the beginning of episode 1. During this episode, Yuto became a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter after he repaired the Kamiwaza Power-Shot, making it only work for Yuto himself instead of Wanda.

The Beginnings arc also introduced Terara, Megaga and Gigaga, together known as the Bug Bytes, who were transformed from their toy selves by Don Bugdez in episode 2.

During this arc, three in-series events took place: The Kirakira singing competition in episode 6, the Kirakira food festival in episode 7 and the flying tempura incident in episodes 9 and 10.

The Beginnings arc concluded in episode 11 when Yuto and Wanda had to deal with Bug-Keshigomin who had been removing usefull writing and imagery at Kirakira First Street.

### List of episodes in this arc

There are 11 episodes in the Beginnings arc:

1. An Emissary From The Wonder-Star
2. Zoo Panic!!
3. Mother's Day Is The Day Of The Bugs
4. The Rail Continues
5. Beware Of Bugmin, Beware Of Fire
6. First Prize Of Kirakira Star
7. Crying Sandwich!
8. Quiz Battle In The Library!!
9. Stolen Promin!!
10. Burst Kamiwaza Shot
11. Goodbye Wanda...

## Changes in this arc and Promins introduced

### Changes in the Beginnings arc

* The Wonder-Star was put into ice by the Wonder-King as Wanda leaves for Earth.
* Yuto becomes a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter.
* Don Bugdez transforms three abandoned toys into Terara, Megaga and Gigaga.
* Wanda brings his Kamiwaza Pod into Hobby Kamiya.
* Yuto and Wanda encounter the Bug Bytes for the first time.
* During the flying tempura incident, Yuto loses 13 of the Promins he has so far. He later recaptures and debugs the 13 rebugged Bugmins.

### Promins introduced

* Dorirumin
* Turbomin
* Tonkmin
* Kagimin
* Zuzumin
* Eishamin
* Gauzemin
* Freezemin
* Jaguchimin
* Denkyumin
* Railmin
* Chakkamin
* Gakkimin
* Micmin
* Sharimin
* Burgemin
* Jishomin
* Hasamin
* Liftmin
* Jetmin
* Keshigomin

## Trivia

* 21 Promins were introduced in this arc.
* This arc marks the beginning of both the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season and the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series overall.
* This arc in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season had the most episodes which is about 11 episodes.
Bug-Railmin

**Bug-Railmin** (Japanese: **バグレールミン**, ***Bug-Railmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Railmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Railmin resembles his Promin counterpart Railmin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Railmin has a black body, black hands, red shoulders, grey face and grey arms. When Bug-Railmin opens his mouth, his teeth are shown.

### Personality

Bug-Railmin is a naughty Bugmin. He loves to make rails whatever he wants and change the rails everytime he wants.

### Relationships

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

* Zuzumin (the troubled one (formerly, now friends when Railmin is his Promin self))

### Abilities

Bug-Railmin's Bugwaza ability is to set up a railway roller-coaster in which he shouldn't do.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Railmin made his cameo debut in episode 1.

Bug-Railmin made his official debut in episode 3. He kidnapped Wanda in the first place and then he kidnapped Shuu with Wanda later. However, he was captured and debugged by Yuto thanks to Zuzumin and his droplings.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Railmin made his debut in chapter 02 when he tore the rocking train off its spring, taking Wanda with it, and turned it into a roller-coaster ride after placing it on the rails. Thanks to Zuzumin, Bug-Railmin was captured and debugged by Yuto.

Bug-Railmin made a return in chapter 03 after Railmin was kidnapped and rebugged, and was then captured and debugged by Yuto in chapter 04.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Railmin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in the main quest 'The Rail Continues' when Yuto had to deal with him.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Railmin is the Bugmin ego of Railmin.
Discord

**Discord** is the Weirdoland counterpart of Discord. He's the Doorknob of Weirdoland and the Cheshire Cat of Spades.

## Personality

He's the same as his counterpart: mischievous and manipulative trickster who effortlessly pulls pranks on others through the use of his powerful magic, illusions, and hypnotism with little to no consideration towards his victims. He has a sense of showmanship and drama, preferring to be playful towards his victims before getting down to business. He laughs and amuses himself with his magical chaos, mostly at the cost of others. Discord is arrogant and overconfident. Despite having a fondness for chaos, he can become easily annoyed if things don't go according to his plan.

Unlike his counterpart, he's always been good, but in the past he was a neutral though. But even neutral, he had sadistic moments like torturing and mind-breaking Duke L'Orange when trying to steal from him. He was very lonely which was why he wanted Anastasia as part of the deal and when Erin came to Weirdoland. He was even surprised that Erin wanted to be his friends.

## Trivia

* Like the Chesire Cat, he's neutral.
* Despite being a Cheshire Cat of Spades and the Doorknob, he's also the Beast and Rumplestiltskin (Once Upon a Time).
Ahn Yeong-mi

**Ahn Yeong-mi** (Korean translation: 안영미) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Nice in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Ahn Yeong-mi was born in Incheon, South Korea on November 10, 1980. She was educated at the Kookmin University for political science and diplomacy and then for performing arts.

In 2006, Ahn Yeong-mi began her voice acting career. She became a freelancer voice actress 3 years later in 2009.

Throughout her voice acting career, Ahn Yeong-mi provided the Korean dub voices for many Japanese anime titles such as various characters in the 'Pokemon' anime, Pepe in 'Chibi Devi!', 4 characters in the Tooniverse Korean dub version of 'Sgt. Frog', Mink in 'Brave Beats', Miki in 'Shugo Chara!' and a humanised alcapa in the first season of the 'Kemono Friends' anime. She even did the Korean voiceovers for some Western and British cartoons, including Mavis and several other characters in the 'Thomas & Friends' franchise, Peridot in 'Steven Universe' and Barnaby Elf in 'Ben and Holly's Little Kingdom', as well as doing the original Korean voices for South Korean cartoon shows such as Ice Cream in 'Bread Barber Shop', titular character Frankie in 'Frankie and Friends', Kam Woo-ram's mother in 'Dinosaur Mecard' and titular protagonist Beep-Beep in the second season of 'Beep, Beep! Beep, Beep! Rescue Squad'.

Ahn Yeong-mi also did the original Korean voices for several characters in the 2012 South Korean adult animated movie 'Swimming to Sea' (first released in South Korea under the name 'Padak Padak') and Eddie Austin in the 'Mecard' movie 'Turning Mecard W: The Resurrection of Black Mirror' as well as doing the Korean dub voices for the little aliens in 'Toy Story 4' and Black Cat in the Korean inflight dub version of the live-action movie 'The Amazing Spider-Man 2'.

Ahn Yeong-mi voiced the historical figure Joan of Arc (who was burnt to death a long time ago in reality) in the Korean version of the RPG game 'Destiny Child' which had its service running from 2016 in South Korea and 2017 in Japan until it ended on September 21, 2023.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2017, Ahn Yeong-mi voices Shuu's Kamiwaza Teammate Nice in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Ahn Yeong-mi shares her name with a South Korean comedian who began her career in 2004.
Bug-Micmin

### Bugwaza

Makes anyone sing like karaoke stars; Also resonates his voice at public places.

**Bug-Micmin** (Japanese: **バグマイクミン**, ***Bug-Micmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Micmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Micmin resembles his Promin counterpart Micmin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Micmin has a black head, a black body, a grey face, grey arms, grey hands, red tambourine-resembling spikes on his arms and red feet. When he speaks, he has a voice of a handsome, French prince.

### Personality

Bug-Micmin is always rude to public places with his singing.

### Relationships

* Bug-Gakkimin (close friend)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Micmin's Bugwaza ability is make anyone sing like karaoke stars and also resonate his voice at public places.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Micmin made his debut in episode 6 when he forced Mirai to sing. Later he was captured and debugged by Yuto thanks to Tonkmin.

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

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Micmin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in 'Kirakira Star, First Star' when Yuto and Wanda deal with him for Mirai.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Micmin is the Bugmin ego of Micmin.

### Notes

* In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, when Yuto captures and debugs him, Bug-Micmin shouted "Sumimasen" which is Japanese for the phrase "I'm sorry".
Bug-Dorirumin

**Bug-Dorirumin** (Japanese: **バグドリルミン**, ***Bug-Dorirumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Dorirumin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug Dorirumin resembles his Promin counterpart Dorirumin but however, he is a Bugmin. He has a black mole-looking body with red caterpillar-wheels on his head. He has grey drills for his hands and he also wears grey goggles which are in an alternative shape.

### Personality

Bug-Dorirumin is a cranky and fussy Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Tonkmin (friends as a Promin/encountered once when Dorirumin was a Bugmin)

* Kyatchimin (opponent once, now friends as a Promin)

* Kagimin, Chakkamin, Freezemin, Burgemin, Sharimin, Eishamin, Denkyumin, Jaguchimin, Micmin, Gakkimin and Jishomin (friends/kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin along with as a Promin)

* Hanshamin, Cafemin, Stopmin and Yajiromin (kidnapped as a Promin alongside by Bug-Liftmin)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Dorirumin's Bugwaza ability is to make holes in silly places for anyone to fall through.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

By cameo, Bug-Dorirumin made his debut in episode 1 when he got captured and debugged by Wanda.

Dorirumin was rebugged by the Bug Bytes along with Kagimin, Chakkamin, Freezemin, Burgemin, Sharimin, Eishamin, Denkyumin, Jaguchimin, Micmin, Gakkimin and Jishomin in episode 10 after he was kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin in episode 9. Bug-Dorirumin was then recaptured and debugged by Yuto later on alongside Bug-Liftmin.

Dorirumin was rebugged once again by Bug Bytes in episode 43 after he got kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin who was also rebugged in the same episode along with Chakkamin, Hanshamin, Cafemin, Stopmin and Yajiromin.

Bug-Dorirumin was debugged by Mirai in episode 45 with help from Kyatchimin.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Dorirumin made debut in chapter 02 along with Bug-Denkyumin, Bug-Freezemin, Bug-Jaguchimin and Bug-Eishamin. Yuto, with help from Gauzemin, captured and debugged Bug-Dorirumin.

Dorirumin was rebugged in chapter 03, in which Bug-Dorirumin made a return in, after Bug-Liftmin kidnapped him. Bug-Dorirumin was recaptured and debugged by Yuto in chapter 04.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Dorirumin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in the main quest 'Let's Play A Battle With Dorirumin' when his Promin counterpart, Dorirumin, was rebugged without Yuto noticing.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Dorirumin is the Bugmin ego of Dorirumin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Dorirumin resembles a mole with drills for his hands and wearing goggles.

### Notes

* Bug-Dorirumin and Bug-Turbomin are the only two Bugmins who were captured and debugged by Wanda.
Bug-Denkyumin

### Bugwaza

Lights up places that are OK with the dark; Also unleashes a light that shines on anyone, making then blind in the process.

**Bug-Denkyumin** (Japanese: **バグデンキュミン**, ***Bug-Denkyumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Denkyumin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Denkyumin resembles his Promin counterpart Denkyumin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Denkyumin has a grey helmet, a grey face, a black body and red arms. Bug-Denkyumin most often frowns with his teeth and toungue showing.

### Personality

Bug-Denkyumin is always rude to places that are okay with the dark.

### Relationships

* Other Bugmins (companions)
* Bug-Gauzemin, Bug-Jaguchimin, Bug-Eishamin and Bug-Freezemin (teammates)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Denkyumin's Bugwaza ability is to light up places that are okay with the dark and also unleash a light that shines on anyone as an attempt to make them blind in the process.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Denkyumin made his first cameo appearance in episode 1.

Bug-Denkyumin made his official debut in episode 4. He was later captured and debugged by Yuto.

Denkyumin was kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin in episode 9 and then rebugged by the Bug Bytes in episode 10. Later, Bug-Denkyumin was recaptured debugged by Yuto in the same episode alongside with the other 12 rebugged Bugmins with help from Turbomin, Gauzemin, Railmin, Tonkmin and Hasamin.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Denkyumin made his debut in chapter 02 along with Bug-Dorirumin, Bug-Jaguchimin, Bug-Freezemin and Bug-Eishamin. He was then captured and debugged by Yuto.

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

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Denkyumin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in the main quest 'I Don't Like It In A Western-Style Place' when Yuto, Wanda and Shuu investigate Souma's mansion as night falls.

Nighttime is added when the player completes the main quest 'I Don't Like It In A Western-Style Place'.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Denkyumin is the Bugmin ego of Denkyumin.
* When Wanda encountered him in episode 4, Bug-Denkyumin was positioned upside-down.
HKT48-style idol trio

The HKT48-style idol trio with the cross-dressing Ichiban-Hoshi Teru

The **HKT48-style idol trio** (Japanese: **HKT48風アイドル**, *HKT48 kaze aidoru*) are a group of characters in Kamiwaza Wanda and an all-girl trio of teen-idols.

## Personal

### Appearance

The HKT48-style idol trio are a trio of late-teen girls. They all brown eyes but they have different hair colours. (Brown, black and dark-brown)

The HKT48-style idol trio also wear the the same outfit: Silver skirts, black shirts, silver-and-pastel-blue coats, white shoes and silver-and-pastel-blue hairpins.

### Personal

The HKT48-style trio are an all-girl teen-idol trio. They're experts at singing and dancing and are admired by many fans.

### Relationships

* Nicole (the one who announced the HKT48-style idol trio's meet and greet)
* Ichiban-Hoshi Teru (one of the HKT48-style idol trio's fans and the one the HKT48-style idol trio danced with)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The HKT48-style idol trio make their debut in episode 41 when they come to Kirakira First Street for a meet and greet as caused by Bug-Speechmin. Later when Bug-Memorymin casts out a purple fog that surrounds everyone at Kirakira First Street, Ichiban-Hoshi Teru, who is one of their fans, turns up in his cross-dressing teen-idol outfit and danced with the teen-idol trio.

## Trivia

* Like the Kirakira TV director and the Kirakira TV news reporter, the HKT48-style idol trio does not make their cameo appearances in episode 46 and episode 47 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* The HKT48-style idol trio are based on the 3 of the HKT48 members who voiced them.
* Tomiyoshi Asuka, one of the HKT48 members who voiced the HKT48-style idol trio, announced her graduation in February 2019.
Bug-Magnemin

### Bugwaza

Uses his magnetic forces to move magnetic objects without anyone noticing; Also makes his victims magnetic.

**Bug-Magnemin** (Japanese: **バグマグネミン**, ***Bug-Magnemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Magnemin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Magnemin resembles the Magnemin but however, he is a Bugmin. He has a red-and-grey horseshoe magnet-resembling face and body and circular magnet-resembling hands. He has red-and-grey markings and green letters 'N' and 'S'. His toungue is always hanging out in an upwards position.

### Personality

Bug-Magnemin is mischievous but he is also a cunning Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Chakkamin (the troubled one, now friends as a Promin)

* Wanda (Victim)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Magnemin's Bugwaza ability is to use his magnetic forces to move magnetic objects without anyone noticing and also make his victims magnetic. Bug-Magnemin can also cause trouble on the compasses.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Magnemin made his debut in episode 17 when he was made Wanda become magnetic and get attatched with metallic objects. Later, Bug-Magnemin transformed into his giant self by using a lot of black, magnetic sand and attacked Yuto and his 2 friends Mirai and Shuu. That was until Yuto summoned Chakkamin in order to deal with him. Bug-Magnemin was then captured and debugged by Yuto.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Magnemin made his debut in chapter 06 when Wanda revealed him with his Kamiwaza Searcher. However, Yuto and Wanda both became magnetic and got some steel attached to them all around as a result, leaving Bug-Magnemin himself to get captured and debugged by Masato.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Magnemin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in the main quest 'It Looks Like A Magnet' when he made a new frying pan, which Yuto and Wanda were taking home, fly off.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Magnemin is the Bugmin ego of Magnemin.

### Notes

* Bug-Magnemin is the only Bugmin who can transform into his giant self by using the black, magnetic sand.
"-Star" citizens

The 3 Wonder-Star citizens: Wanda and his 2 friends Amazing and Nice

### Trait

Talking animal-based or creature-based alien-esque species who resident in "-Star" planets. Some of whom go to Earth to become Kamiwaza teammates when they assist the Kamiwaza Power-Shooters.

### Introduced in season

Kamiwaza Wanda (original season)

**"-Star" citizens** (Japanese: **「-星」市民**, *"-Hoshi" shimin*) are talking species in Kamiwaza Wanda. They are first introduced in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Details

"-Star" citizens are alien-esque species that can talk in human language. They resident in "-Star" planets and are based on animals or mythical creatures depending on which "-Star" planet they come from. (Example: "-Star" citizens who live on the Wonder-Star are called Wonder-Star citizens and are based on dogs.)

Each "-Star" citizen has human-like behaviour unlike their ordinary animal counterparts from Earth.

"-Star" citizens can always communicate with the Promins. Until the events of original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season take place, "-Star" citizens used to be Kamiwaza Power-Shooters themselves, using their Kamiwaza Power-Shots to capture and debug Bugmins with.

### Kamiwaza Teammates

*See: Kamiwaza Teammates*

Some of the "-Star" citizens, such as Wanda, are called Kamiwaza Teammates because they are companions to the Kamiwaza Power-Shooters.

To become Kamiwaza Teammates, ordinary "-Star" citizens to leave their home "-Star" planets for Earth in their Kamiwaza Pods, bringing the newly-created Kamiwaza Power-Shots with them. When they arrive at Earth, the ordinary "-Star" citizens then give the Kamiwaza Power-Shots to the ordinary humans who then become Kamiwaza Power-Shooters straight afterwards. The "-Star" citizens, who now become Kamiwaza Teammates, then assist the Kamiwaza Power-Shooters, helping them collect and use Promins and capture and debug Bugmins.

## List of "-Star" citizens

### Kamiwaza Wanda

All the known "-Star" citizens who debut in the original anime season are Wonder-Star citizens. They are from the Wonder-Star and are based on dogs.

*For the unnamed Wonder-Star citizens who debut in the original anime season, see: Wonder-Star scientists and Other Wonder-Star citizens*

## Trivia

* "-Star" citizens are compared to the Healing Animals from the 'Pretty Cure' franchise's 2020 instalment 'Healin' Good♥Pretty Cure'. Both "-Star" citizens and Healing Animals are animal-based.
	+ "-Star" citizens are also compared to the Kwamis from the cartoon series 'Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir' (or 'Miraculous Ladybug' for short), as Kwamis too are animal-based.
Bug-Gymmin

**Bug-Gymmin** (Japanese: **バグジムミン**, ***Bug-Gymmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Gymmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Gymmin resembles his Promin counterpart Gymmin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Gymmin has grey shoulders, black hands with red fingers, Red-Ears on his head and a black body with red markings. Bug-Gymmin also has a grey face. His grin is a little bit bigger than his Promin counterpart's.

### Personality

Bug-Gymmin is always excessive to exercises and he's also an aggressive Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Motemin (former opponent, now Gymmin's crush as a Promin)

* Wanda and Naomi (victims)

* Bug-Motemin (crush)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Gymmin's Bugwaza ability is to make anyone exercise endlessly or make anyone, especially those who are fat, become too muscular.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Gymmin made his debut in episode 36 when he made Naomi and Wanda become muscular. Therefore, Yuto summons Motemin in order to confront Bug-Gymmin. Luckly for Yuto and Motemin, Wanda poured some pork-cuttlet sauce on Bug-Gymmin's head. Yuto then captures and debugs Bug-Gymmin.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Gymmin is the Bugmin ego of Gymmin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Gymmin resembles some sporting goods.
Emiko Takeuchi

**Emiko Takeuchi** (Japanese: **竹内恵美子**, ***Emiko Takeuchi***) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices the lady from the magazine cover in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Emiko Takeuchi was born in Kanagawa, Japan on March 27, 1990.

Emiko Takeuchi began her voice acting career in 2013. The first TV anime she was involved in was 'Servant X Service', which aired from July 5, 2013 to September 27 of the same year, when she voiced a cafe clerk.

Emiko Takeuchi is also involved in the 'Pokemon' franchise's anime line. She is part of a Japanese voice cast for 2 instalments of 'Pokemon' anime: One of them is the 'Best Wishes' instalment via the 'Season 2 Decolore Adventure' arc in which she voiced an unnamed woman and the other is the 'X & Y' instalment in which she voiced an unnamed maid.

Emiko Takeuchi also provided the Japanese dub voices for characters in many Western animated cartoons, such as Luz Noceda from Disney's 'The Owl House', Mother Mei-Eye and Butter Bean from the 'Teen Titans' comic series' spin-off cartoon 'Teen Titans GO!' and Red from 'OK K.O! Let's Be Heroes', as well as the Japanese dub for Alfie in the 'Thomas & Friends' franchise via the CGI series instalment's 2015 film 'Thomas & Friends: Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure' and a few episodes of the 'Big World, Big Adventures' instalment.

## Roles

 Sister
 In-house announcer
 Sandy McDougal

## Kamiwaza Wanda

When involved in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Emiko Takeuchi provided the Japanese voice for the lady from the magazine cover in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season via its 8th episode 'Quiz Battle In The Library!!'.

Emiko Takeuchi is yet to voice a major character or a supporting character and any of Promins in future anime seasons of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Emiko Takeuchi only has one brother in her family.
* Outside her voice acting career, Emiko Takeuchi does her favourite hobby: Doing practice on English pronunciations.

## Links

### External Links

* Emiko Takeuchi's profile on 81produce (Japanese)
* Emiko Takeuchi's profile on Anime News Network
Bug-Divemin

**Bug-Divemin** (Japanese: **バグダイブミン**, ***Bug-Divemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Divemin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Divemin shares the same appearance with his Promin counterpart Divemin except that he's black with red, grey and green features and red markings. His mouth is stuck as in a cheesy grin with his green toungue showing.

### Personality

Bug-Divemin has a crazy, naughty personality like the other Bugmins. When Bug-Divemin makes a noise, he can still say 'Dive' but he also says 'Pu-gugugugugu' which sounds like he's laughing.

### Relationships

* Other Bugmins (companions)
* Masato and Mighty (captives)
* Don Bugdez, Terara, Megaga and Gigaga (masters)

### Ability

Bug-Divemin's Bugwaza ability is to pull various objects into an underwater-like dimension through watery areas.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 23 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda season episode Bug-Divemin appeared in. He was pulling various objects, such as noodles and flowers, into an underwater-like dimension through watery areas. He also kidnapped Masato and Mighty. Yuto then captures and debugs Bug-Divemin, turning him into Divemin.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Divemin made his debut 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.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

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

Bug-Divemin is also one of the Bugmins who can be battled outside quests.

## Trivia

* Bug-Divemin is the first Bugmin to be encountered by Masato but then captured and debugged by Yuto.
Bug-Mentemin

**Bug-Mentemin** (Japanese: **バグメンテミン**, ***Bug-Mentemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Mentemin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Mentemin resembles his Promin countepart Mentemin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Mentemin has a red spanner-like horn on his forehead, red shoulders with grey arms, a black body and red feet. his face has a slighty more angry look.

### Personality

Bug-Mentemin is a selfish and sly Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Turbomin, Tonkmin, Gakkimin, Micmin, Gauzemin and Banemin (opponents until Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Mentemin)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Mentemin's Bugwaza ability is to convert and control any machine he wants.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Mentemin made his debut in episode 35 when he took control of Ginga Hoshaburo, a giant robot, as he wanted to cause a lot trouble. Later however, Yuto summons the Shirishiri attribute's Fact-Promin Rocketmin in the robot exhibition and Rocketmin finally defeats the monstrous Ginga Hoshaburo robot, Giving Yuto the chance to capture and debug Bug-Mentemin.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Mentemin made his debut in chapter 10 when he brainwashes multiples of Ginga Hoshaburo and the Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide. Bug-Mentemin was captured and debugged by Yuto thanks to the Fact-Promin Rocketmin who was awakened by Yuto in order to confront to brainwashed robots.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Mentemin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. Yuto defeats, captures and debugs him in an unnamed side quest.

Bug-Mentemin is also one of the Bugmins who can be battled outside quests.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Mentemin is the Bugmin ego of Mentemin.
Kamiwaza Wanda (manga line)

The **Kamiwaza Wanda** (Japanese: **カミワザ・ワンダ**, ***Kamiwaza Wanda***) **manga line** is a range of manga titles that are to do with the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. It began spawning manga titles of the franchise in 2016. Kamiwaza Wanda manga titles are published by Shogakukan.

## Main series manga

Starting from Spring 2016, Shogakukan publishes the main series manga titles for the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. The first main series manga of the franchise is the self-titled original manga series which was first created by Chihiro Okitsune and published on Corocoro Ichiban.

More Kamiwaza Wanda main series manga titles will be announced in the future.

## Spin-off manga

Also starting from Spring 2016, Shogakukan publishes spin-off manga titles for the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. The first spin-off manga of the franchise is Kamiwaza Wanda: Mysterious Joker Promin Stories which was first created by Maeda-kun and published on Corocoro Comic Special.

More spin-off manga titles of Kamiwaza Wanda are yet to be announced in the future.

## Trivia

* Chihiro Okitsune and Maeda-kun are the first two manga artists to create manga titles for the Kamiwaza Wanda franchises.
Bug-Shugamin

### Bugwaza

Makes any food too sweet even when they're not desserts; Also puts too much sugar in cups of tea.

**Bug-Shugamin** (Japanese: **バグシュガミン**, ***Bug-Shugamin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Shugamin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Shugamin resembles his Promin counterpart Shugamin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Shugamin has a grey face, a black-and-red lolipop-looking hat with a grey lolipop handle, a black body, red markings and sugar-cube-resembling hands with red fingers.

### Personality

Bug-Shugamin is a naughty and bratty Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Stopmin and Slowmin (former opponent, now friends as a Promin)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Shugamin's Bugwaza ability is to make any food too sweet even when they're not desserts and also put too much sugar in cups of tea.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Shugamin made his debut in episode 24. Yuto and Masato had a competition to see who will capture and debug Bug-Shugamin first. However, Masato captured and debugged him with some help from Slowmin who also slowed Yuto and Turbomin down.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Shugamin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen in the side quest 'Sweetness In The Rice' when he made the products in Tateishi Side Dish Store too sweet.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Shugamin is the Bugmin ego of Shugamin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Shugamin resembles sugary foods such as lolipops.
Bug-Gamemin

**Bug-Gamemin** (Japanese: **バグゲーミン**, ***Bug-Gamemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Gamemin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Gamemin resembles his Promin counterpart Gamemin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Gamemin has a grey Nintendo DS console-resembling feature with a black body and controller-like hands with red fingers and black and red buttons. He also has red markings.

### Personality

Bug-Gamemin is a sneaky and egoistic Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Gamemin's Bugwaza ability is to cause errors in the games and also make people become addicted to video-games.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

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

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Gamemin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. Yuto defeats, captures and debugs him in an unnamed QR code-required side quest.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Gamemin is the Bugmin ego of Gamemin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Gamemin resembles various gaming consoles such as a Nintendo DS and a Joystick.
Copymin

**Copymin** (Japanese: **コピミン**, ***Copymin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Kicchiri.

## Personal

### Appearance

Copymin resembles a cream photocopier. He also has a cyan handle resembling a horn on his head and he also has them on his arms. He also has 4 legs and red markings on his belly.

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

 As a Bugmin, his handles (resembling the horns) and his markings are the same color of red.

### Personality

He is a clever and cheerful Promin known to copy everything. For example, in episode 44, he copied the origami papercraft that Origamin crafted.

### Relationships

* Masato and Shuu (owners)
* Origamin (best friend)

### Abilities

Copymin's Kamiwaza ability is to copy everything such as paper, wood, metal and almost everything. As a Bugmin, he can copy people and some very important things to anyone.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Copymin made his debut as a Bugmin at the end of episode 36 when Masato captured and debugged him.

Copymin also made a cameo appearance in episode 37.

In episode 41, Copymin appears as his Kamiwaza Pro-card.

Copymin was also mentioned in episode 42.

Copymin was first summoned by Shuu in episode 44 when he used him to confront Bug-Jetmin with help from Banemin and Origamin.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Copymin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen as Bug-Copymin in the main quest 'Messing With The Fake' when he made fake duplicates of himself.

## Trivia

### Background

* Copymin is the one of the Promins who appeared less in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season. He is also one of the Promins to have a happy expression on his Kamiwaza Pro-card.

### Resemblances

* Copymin resembles a photocopier and a centaur, which is a monster in Greek mythology. (half human/top, half horse/bottom)

### Notes

* Copymin's name comes from the word 'copy'.

## Links

* Copymin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Bug-Hanshamin

**Bug-Hanshamin** (Japanese: **バグハンシャミン**, ***Bug-Hanshamin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Hanshamin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Hanshamin resembles his Promin counterpart Hanshamin but however, he is a Bugmin. He has a red top on his head, red hands, a grey face and a grey sign on his chest. He also has a black body and black mirrors with grey lens as his shield. All of his markings are in one color which is red.

### Personality

Bug-Hanshamin is always rude to anyone when he reflects lights to them.

### Relationships

* Bug-Deodomin (girlfriend)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Hanshamin's Bugwaza ability is to bounce back thrown objects without anyone noticing.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Hanshamin didn't made his debut in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season until episode 43. Hanshamin was rebugged by Bug Bytes after he was kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin along with Dorirumin, Chakkamin, Stopmin, Yajiromin and Cafemin.

Bug-Hanshamin made his cameo appearance in episode 44.

Bug-Hanshamin was recaptured and debugged by Shuu with Meganemin later on in episode 45.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Bug-Hanshamin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. Yuto defeats, captures and debugs him in an unnamed side quest.

Bug-Hanshamin is also one of the Bugmins who can be battled outside quests.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Hanshamin is the Bugmin ego of Hanshamin.
Bug-Motemin

**Bug-Motemin** (Japanese: **バグモテミン**, ***Bug-Motemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. She is the Bugmin ego of Motemin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Motemin resembles her Promin counterpart Motemin but however, she is a Bugmin. Bug-Motemin has a grey face, a pair of grey ribbons for her hands, a black body and red roses on her head.

### Personality

Bug-Motemin is always proud of herself too much and she's also a too-much-cynical Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Turbomin and Gakkimin (opponents in episode 30 when Turbomin and Gakkimin fused)
* Bug-Gymmin (crush)
* Takezo Panda (victim)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Motemin's Bugwaza ability is to make a person attractive with botheration.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Motemin made her debut in episode 30 when she used her Bugwaza ability on Takezo Panda and made every person (especially Wanda) follow him. Later however, Bug-Motemin was captured and debugged by Yuto with some help from the Fusion Promin Tur-kimin which is a fusion of Turbomin and Gakkimin.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Bug-Motemin made her debut in chapter 09 when she made Yuto become attractive to the wild animals. She was then captured and debugged by Yuto after Wanda and Maibomin rescued him from her.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Motemin is the Bugmin ego of Motemin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Motemin resembles a bouquet of roses.
Chrysalis

**Chrysalis** is a changeling from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic. In Topsiez, she's known as the Wickedest of all Wicked Unicorns. Like her counterpart, all she wants is to conquer Topsiez to feed off their love.

## Bio

In Erin's Total Magical Realms episode *The Dark Crystal Empire*, it is revealed she was one of the main reason King Sombra became evil. It is hinted she was in love with him and out of jealousy that he loves Radiant Hope. So she turned Radiant Hope into a crystal statue, possibly believed if she could not have him no one will. Once Sombra was in despair, she just laughed evilly at her success.

Hundreds of years later, she captured and kept Princess Hibiki who had Jeanne who was still a doll then. She then put Princess Hibiki in a magic mirror while she brought Jeanne back to life and made the panther doll girl a slave. She was also possibly feeding off her love to keep her under her power.
Bug-Sumerumin

**Bug-Sumerumin** (Japanese: **バグスメルミン**, ***Bug-Sumerumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Bugmin. He is the Bugmin ego of Sumerumin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Sumerumin resembles his Promin Sumerumin but however, he is a Bugmin. Bug-Sumerumin has a grey cover, a grey face, grey hands, red markings and a black body. The inside of his cover is colored green.

### Personality

Bug-Sumerumin is a bratty Bugmin with a bad, smelly attitude.

### Relationships

* Deodomin (former opponent/now close relative as a Promin)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Sumerumin's Bugwaza ability is to turn good smells into bad smells.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Sumerumin made his debut in episode 22 when he ruined Kohinata Flower Shop at Kirakira First Street. Later, he was captured and debugged by Masato with some help from Deodomin.

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Sumerumin is the Bugmin ego of Sumerumin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Sumerumin resembles an air-freshener.
CIC Media

**CIC Media** (Korean translation: CIC 미디어) is a dubbing company involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. They are based in Seoul, South Korea.

## Biography

CIC Media was first founded by a former member of the Tooniverse team on July 11, 2007. It signed a dubbing contract with Tooniverse in August 2007, the following month.

CIC Media also associated with Cartoon Network Korea, SMG Holdings, Early Bird, Lego, Disney+ and the 'Pokemon' team.

CIC Media distributed many Korean dubbed versions of many anime titles from Japan and various cartoons from other countries. Notible examples are 'Sgt. Frog' (original series season 5 and onwards), 'My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic', anime movie 'Summer Wars' (re-dubbed version), 'Chibi Devi!', 'Tom & Jerry' ('The Tom & Jerry Show' onwards), the 'Pokemon' anime ('Advanced Generation' instalment onwards) and 'Mysterious Joker'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2016, CIC Media distributed the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dubbed version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series with import and supply being held by SMG Holdings.

Jeong Hye-su of CIC Media serves as the Korean dubbing director for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

Further seasons of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series are yet to have their Korean dubs be distributed by CIC Media in the future after they first air in Japan.

## Trivia

* CIC Media is the first dubbing company to dub the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series outside Japan.
Corocoro Ichiban

The October 2016 issue of Corocoro Ichiban

**Corocoro Ichiban** (Japanese: **コロコロイチバン!**, ***Corocoro Ichiban***) is a Japanese monthly children's manga magazine published by Shogakukan. It is known for publishing the main manga series for the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise, starting with the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series.

## List of Kamiwaza Wanda publications on Corocoro Ichiban

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

The original **Kamiwaza Wanda** manga series is the first main manga series in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise and the first Kamiwaza Wanda publication on Corocoro Ichiban. It is about Yuto, a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter, who goes on an adventure with his Kamiwaza Teammate Wanda, capturing and debugging Bugmins and collecting Promins. The original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series lasted from 2016 to 2017 with a total of 13 chapters.

## Trivia

* Corocoro Comic Special, another Japanese children's manga magazine, is the sister comic to Corocoro Ichiban.
* Corocoro Ichiban is one of the Japanese children's manga magazines Shogakukan has launched in the 2000's decade with 'Puchigumi' being the other one.
Clockmin

**Clockmin** (Japanese: **クロックミン**, ***Clockmin***) is character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Punpun.

## Personal

### Appearance

Clockmin resembles a light-brown striking clock with a yellow pendulum-resembling face, purple clock-hand-looking arms and green markings.

*For his bugmin ego, see: Bug-Clockmin*

As a Bugmin, his arms and his marking are the same colour of red.

### Personality

Clockmin is a faithful and honest Promin.

### Abilities

Clockmin's Kamiwaza ability is to inform the right time for everyone. As a Bugmin, he can inform the wrong time for everyone and also corrupt clocks.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Clockmin did not appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season. He hasn't appeared in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series yet.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Clockmin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen as Bug-Clockmin 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

### Notes

* Clockmin is one of the Promins that didn't appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season alongside Gamemin, Tsukkomin, Gagmin, Softmin and Clipmin.
Kamiwaza Power-Shot (toy)

The **Kamiwaza Power-Shot** (Japanese: **カミワザパワーショット**, ***Kamiwaza Power-Shot***) (or **Kamiwaza Shot** (Japanese:  **カミワザショット**, ***Kamiwaza Shot***) is a toy released within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

## Overview

The Kamiwaza Power-Shot is a device-based toy known for capturing Bugmins and summoning Promins. It is based on a digital camera. It was first released in Japan with the Japanese price of 5,500 yen.

## Description

The Kamiwaza Power-Shot is an electronic toy product that takes the form of a digital camera. It comes with a two-piece lanyard and a free Kamiwaza Pro-card of Turbomin. There are 2 modes.

### Kamiwaza Touch

**Kamiwaza Touch** (Japanese: **カミワザタッチ**, ***Kamiwaza Touch***) is one of the 2 modes of the Kamiwaza Power-Shot. In this mode, the user places a Kamiwaza Pro-card onto the back of the Kamiwaza Power-Shot. The Kamiwaza Power-Shot then plays a jingle depending on the Promin's attribute before a voice says out the Promin's name. With this mode, the Kamiwaza Power-Shot is also compatible with the Kamiwaza Shaker toy later on.

### Kamiwaza Catch

**Kamiwaza Catch** (Japanese: **カミワザキャッチ**, ***Kamiwaza Catch***) is another one of the 2 modes of the Kamiwaza Power-Shot. In this mode, the user has to capture a Bugmin. After that, the Kamiwaza Power-Shot will enter its **Kamiwaza Debug** (Japanese: **カミワザデバッグ**, ***Kamiwaza Debug***) mode. Once this is done, a voice will say "Debug Complete!" (Japanese: **デバッグ完了!**, *Debaggu Kanryō!*) and then the name of the newly-debugged Promin.

## Trivia

* The Kamiwaza Power-Shot is compatible with the Kamiwaza Searcher toy. It and the Kamiwaza Searcher toy can be reattatchable to each other.
* This is the first main line toy product to be released during the broadcast of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* This main line toy product can also be won as double-get prize from Minna no Kuji.
* There is a similar unrelesed toy based on Masato's Kamiwaza Power-Shot. It was seen on the the toy information page at an issue of Televi-Kun in late 2016.
* This toy product is based on an in-series item of the same name. In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Kamiwaza Power-Shooters always have a Kamiwaza Power-Shot each with them. (*For an in-series item of the same name, see: Kamiwaza Power-Shot*)