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Minna no Kuji

**Minna no Kuji** (Japanese: **みんなのくじ**, *Everyone's Lottery*) is a merchandising sweepstakes lottery presented by FuRyu. It began distributing lottery-prize merchandise based on the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise in 2016.

## About Minna no Kuji

Minna no Kuji is FuRyu's character merchandising sweepstakes lottery with no winners. It is being rolled out nationwide and is seen in toy shop and hobby shops across Tokyo and anywhere else in Japan.

Minna no Kuji distributes lottery-prize merchandising based on various franchises such as 'Plarail', 'Show by Rock!!', 'Miffy', 'Thomas & Friends', 'Time Bokan 24', 'Danganronpa' and 'Creamy Mami'.

The prices per entry depending on the franchises it distributes are 500 yen, 600 yen, 650 yen, 700 yen and 800 yen.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning in November 26, 2016, Minna no Kuji distributes lottery-prize merchandise based on the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. Some of the prizes are part of the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline while all the rest are part of the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's merchandising. Drawing lotteries for these Kamiwaza Wanda lottery-prize merchandise cost 500 yen per entry.

### List of Kamiwaza Wanda lottery-prizes

#### Introduced in the original season era

 Prize B
 Prize C
 Prize D
 Prize E
When winning this prize, paticipants can get one of these 3 sticker sets.

##### Double-get prize

Paticipants have to enter the ID number of their lottery tickets and apply to win this prize.

##### Last-get prize

Paticipants who draw the last lottery can win this set of 3 Kamiwaza Pro-cards.

## Trivia

* FuRyu, the company behind Minna no Kuji, also published the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's debut video-game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu.

## Links

* Official website (Japanese)
* Report on Minna no Kuji's first batch of Kamiwaza Wanda lottery-prize merchandise (Japanese)
Tengumin

**Tengumin** (Japanese: **テングミン**, ***Tengumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Punpun.

## Personal

### Appearance

Tengumin resembles a reddish-orange Japanese tengu mask with a yellow face, a blue hat, pink hair, blue fingers and dark-red markings.

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

As a Bugmin, his eyes and the eyes on his mask are both green.

### Personality

Tengumin is an assured and elated Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto (current owner)

* Heartmin and Smallmin (mentors)

### Abilities

Tengumin's Kamiwaza ability is to make people assured with their hearts. As a Bugmin, he can make people too much assured.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Tengumin makes his debut as a Bugmin in episode 40 when he make Wanda's nose grow longer. Sukemin, Kyatchimin, Tonkmin and Liftmin tried to confront Bug-Tengumin but they were affected by his Bugwaza ability. Bug-Tengumin was finally confronted by the Fusion Promin Ha-rumin and was then captured and debugged by Yuto.

Tengumin was mentioned in episode 45.

Tengumin was summoned in order to fight Don Bugdez's monstrous form in episode 46.

## Trivia

### Resemblances

* Tengumin resembles a tengu mask from Japan.

### Notes

* Tengumin's name comes from the word 'tengu' which means 'hevenly dog' and also a Japanese mythical creature.
Katasumin

**Katasumin** (Japanese: **カタスミン**, ***Katasumin***) is a character Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. Her attribute is Punpun.

## Personal

### Appearance

Katasumin is a lilac Promin holding a reddish-violet box-looking Promin, which acts as her head, with lime-yellow markings.

*For her Bugmin ego, see: Bug-Katasumin*

As a Bugmin, her markings and her box features are the same color which is red.

### Personality

Katasumin is a clever and kind Promin who loves to clean up.

### Relationships

* Yuto (current owner)
* Great (master when Katasumin was a Bugmin)

* Turbomin, Jetmin and other Promins (friends (enemies when Katasumin was a Bugmin))

### Abilities

Katasumin's Kamiwaza ability is to clean up terrible messes or ruined places. As a Bugmin, she can store anything she finds.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Katasumin first appeared as a Bugmin in episode 43 when she kidnaps some of the Promins under Yuto's ownership and some of the Promins under Masato's ownership and threw them into a strange closet. Every Promin Bug-Katasumin kidnaps gets rebugged by the Bug Bytes.

In episode 44, Katasumin was still a Bugmin. She kidnaps Turbomin, Jetmin, Burgemin and Sharimin and threw them into the strange closet for the Bug Bytes to rebug. Prior to the end of that episode, Bug-Katasumin kidnaps Gauzemin, Fukumin, Jishomin and Dancemin who were then rebugged by the Bug Bytes.

Bug-Katasumin was captured and debugged by Yuto in episode 45. Appearing as her Promin self, Katasumin was summoned by Yuto in order to help him, his rival Masato and his 2 friends Mirai and Shuu capture and debug all the Bugmins, who were rebugged so far, by confronting them with help from the remaining Promins. Bug-Gauzemin is the only Bugmin Katasumin and the remaining Promins missed out on confronting.

In episode 46, Katasumin used her closet to send in the other Promins in order to attack Don Bugdez's monstrous form.

## Trivia

### Background

* Katasumin is one of the Promins who are cleaning-up experts. The other 2 being Brushmin and Deodomin.
* Katasumin 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 Fatmin and Liftmin.

### Resemblances

* Katasumin resembles a wardrobe in which she is holding.

### Notes

* In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Katasumin assissted Great and the Bug Bytes on kidnapping and rebugging Promins as her Bugmin ego Bug-Katasumin until Yuto captured and debugged her in episode 45.
* Katasumin is the last Promin to be seen newly captured and debugged as a Bugmin in the original anime season.
	+ The last Bugmin to be seen recaptured and debugged in the original anime season is Bug-Gauzemin.
Takatsugu Wakabayashi

**Takatsugu Wakabayashi** (Japanese: **若林タカツグ**, ***Takatsugu Wakabayashi***) is a music-provider involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He is involved in Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Takatsugu Wakabayashi was born in Chiba, Japan on August 07, 1984.

After graduating from a Japanese college under the music department, Takatsugu Wakabayashi began providing the music for several anime shows in Japan. The first anime he worked on the music for was the 2014 anime 'Majin Bone'.

Some of the anime Takatsugu Wakabayashi worked on the music for are aimed for children such as 'PriPri Chii-Chan!!' and 'Bakutsuri Bar Hunter'.

Takatsugu Wakabayashi also worked on the theme song composition for the opening of the shounen anime 'JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Stardust Crusaders'.

Takatsugu Wakabayashi also began working on the music for anime movies. The first anime movie he worked on the music for was the direct-to-online 2020 movie 'The Chronicles of Rebecca'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Starting with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Takatsugu Wakabayashi worked on the music for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series whilst teaming up with Hideyuki Fukusawa.

Takatsugu Wakabayashi also composed and arranged the songs Samba de Wanda and Kamiwaza Promin-Zu, both of which are performed by Wanda. (Voiced by Kappei Yamaguchi)

## Trivia

* As well as producing music for that direct-to-online anime movie, Takatsugu Wakabayashi worked on the arrangement for the ending theme song 'Egao no Tomo ni' of the the movie 'The Chronicles of Rebecca'.

## Links

### External Links

* Takatsugu Wakabayashi's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Takatsugu Wakabayashi's Twitter blog (Japanese)
Tafumin

**Tafumin** (Japanese: **タフミン**, ***Tafumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Punpun.

## Personal

### Appearance

Tafumin is a indigo bulky Promin with energy drinks on his shoulders, a purple face, purple hands and chartreuse markings. He also has sea-green bottle-tops and also a sea-green mask as for when Tafumin drinks his energy drink. Tafumin is one of the bulkiest Promins. The other two being Liftmin and Gymmin.

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

As a Bugmin, instead of sea-green, his bottle-tops are grey and his mask is red.

### Relationships

* Yuto (current owner)

* Mirai, Yui and Wanda (former victims when Tafumin was a Bugmin, now friends)

### Abilities

Tafumin's Kamiwaza ability is to make people be energetic temporary and help competitors win. As a Bugmin, he can make people become energetic without the limits.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Tafumin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 36 when he caused trouble at Kirakira Central Park by making Wanda, Yui and Mirai go up and down a pretend mountain without climbing. Later, Bug-Tafumin was captured and debugged by Yuto with some extra help of Turbomin.

Tafumin was first summoned by Yuto in episode 42 in order to support Souma and Nicole, helping them catch up with Yuto, Wanda, Mirai and Shuu on their way to where Masato is at.

In episode 47, Tafumin was fused with Turbomin and Jetmin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker by Yuto to become Tajebomin and rescues Mighty whose Kamiwaza Pod got destroyed by Don Bugdez.

## Trivia

### Resemblances

* Tafumin resembles a body-builder and some energy drinks.

### Notes

* Tafumin's name comes from the word 'tough' as it is said the Japanese way.

## Links

* Tafumin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Original finale arc

Masato, Yuto and Wanda during their battle against Don Bugdez's monstrous form

The **Original finale arc** (Japanese: **オリジナルフィナーレアーク**, *Orijinarufināre āku*) is the sixth arc in the Kamiwaza Wanda series overall and the final arc in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. It lasted for only 5 episodes, starting with episode 43 and finishing with episode 47.

## Arc information

The Original finale arc started off with Yuto and Masato coming across a strange closet after capturing and debugging Bug-Makuramin and Bug-Temomin in episode 43. During this episode, Yuto's 2 friends Mirai and Shuu became Kamiwaza Power-Shooters.

Wanda's friends Nice and Amazing were introduced in this arc. During episode 44, Mirai, Shuu, Amazing and Nice manage to work together whilst helping Yuto and Masato capture and debug Bug-Turbomin and Bug-Jetmin.

Halfway through episode 45, Don Bugdez changed into his monstrous from and began to threaten Earth. His monstrous form was later defeated by Wonder-Promin in episode 46 and then he was gone for good after the Fact-Promins got rid of him in episode 47.

Also in episode 47, the Wonder-Star became unfrozen and purified thanks to Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Wanda, Nice, Amazing and Mighty who summoned Wonder-Promin there.

During this arc, there are two in-series events taking place: The strange closet incident from episodes 43 to 45 and then the showdown with Don Bugdez from episodes 45 to 47.

The Original finale arc concluded in episode 47 when Wanda reunites with Yuto and they, Mirai, Shuu and Yui all jump for a group photo, ending the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in a cliffhanger.

### List of episodes in this arc

There are only 5 episodes in the Original finale arc:

1. Great's Secret
2. Nice & Amazing
3. Yuto, Desparate Situation!
4. Bring Down Bugdez!
5. Forever Wanda!

## Changes in this arc and Promins introduced

### Changes in the Original finale arc

* Shuu and Mirai become Kamiwaza Power-Shooters after Nice and Amazing arrive at Earth.
* Don Bugdez changes into his monstrous form and then changed back into his original spirit self after he was confronted by Wonder-Promin.
* Wonder-Promin is summoned for the first time.
* Final appearances for Don Bugdez and Great.
* The Wonder-Star becomes unfrozen and purified.
* Yuto and Wanda reunite.
* End of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

### Promins introduced

* Katasumin
* Fatmin

## Trivia

* Only 4 Promins were introduced in this arc.
* Being one of the arcs in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, the Original finale arc shares the same number of episodes (5 episodes) with the Rivalry arc.
* All 5 episodes from this arc are released in the tenth DVD volume of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
Slicermin

**Slicermin** (Japanese: **スライサミン**, ***Slicermin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fact-Promin. She is the Fact-Promin of the Punpun attribute.

## Personal

### Appearance

Slicermin is a pink Fact-Promin with pink wings resembling the kitchen utensils. She also has red shoulders and a bright-pink face.

### Relationships

* Masato (first human companion)
* Metmin and Dozermin (Fact-Promin companions)

### Abilities

Slicermin's Kamiwaza ability is to slice anything that's in her path.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Slicermin made her debut in episode 45 along with Vacuumin and Merrygomin.

In episode 46, Slicermin had to deal with Don Bugdez's monstrous form. She attacked him with help from Merrygomin.

In episode 47, Slicermin finally got rid of Don Bugdez with help from the other 5 Fact-Promins.

## Trivia

### Background

* Slicermin is the Fact-Promin of the Punpun attribute.
* Slicermin is one of the last 3 Fact-Promins to appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Slicermin is so far the only female Fact-Promin.

### Resemblances

* Slicermin resembles some kitchen utensils.

### Notes

* In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Slicermin is voiced by Misako Tomioka. *(See: Fact-Promins/List of Fact-Promin and other Promin voice actors)*
	+ Misako Tomioka, Slicermin's voice actress, also voices Gauzemin and 6 other Promins as well as Mirai's relative Sakura.
Ma-shamin

**Ma-shamin** (Japanese: **マッシャミン**, ***Ma-shamin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. Ma-shamin is a fusion of Mapmin and Hanshamin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Ma-shamin has two sea-green faces with an orange body and lilac mirrors with orange frames, lilac arm-bands and a lilac sign with purple markings on his chest.

### Personality

Ma-shamin is clever Fusion Promin with choosing area to reflect. Ma-shamin also has separate personalities.

### Relationships

* Yuto and Masato (masters)
* Don Bugdez (the opponent who Ma-shamin dealt with)
* Ta-pumin (teammate when confronting Don Bugdez)

### Abilities

Ma-shamin has Kamiwaza ability is to select the areas to reflect such as lasers and lightnings coming from several ways.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Ma-shamin made his debut in episode 46 which is Masato fused Mapmin and Hanshamin throughout his Kamiwaza Shaker in order to block Don Bugdez's attacks. When Don Bugdez tried to attack Yuto, Wanda, Masato, Mirai, Amazing, Shuu and Nice, Ma-shamin lets out round barriers made with mirrors to reflect Don Bugdez's attacks.

## Trivia

### Background

* Ma-shamin shares the same fusion material Promin with Gosei-Stopmin. (Stopmin + Mapmin)
* Ma-shamin is the second Fusion Promin to be summoned by Masato.
* Ma-shamin is one of the last 2 Fusion Promins to appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

### Resemblances

* Ma-shamin resembles a fusion of a map and a mirror.
Rappumin

**Rappumin** (Japanese: **ラップミン**, ***Rappumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Hokkori.

### Appearance

Rappumin resembles a green plastic wrap-box. He has a wrapped mask on his orange face with green cross-looking mark. Also, he has sky-blue markings.

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

As a Bugmin, his body and his shoulders are the same colour which is black.

### Personality

Rappumin loves to wrap everything he can. Also, he is loyal to anyone who is a friend of him.

### Relationships

* Yuto and Masato (owners)

* Jetmin (rival when Rappumin was a Bugmin)
* Freezemin, Burgemin and Gauzemin (teammates when Stopmin was rebugged)
* Turbomin (the Promin Rappumin fused with whilst confronting Don Bugdez's monstrous form)

### Abilities

Rappumin's Kamiwaza ability is to wrap any object including left-overs from people. As a Bugmin, he can wrap anything that he shouldn't such as car-doors or people.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Rappumin first appeared as a Bugmin in episode 27 when he goes off wrapping random objects. Later, he was captured and debugged By Yuto who fused Stopmin and Mapmin to stop Masato and Jetmin.

In episode 28, Rappumin was first summoned by Yuto, along with Gauzemin, Freezemin and Burgemin, in order to confront Bug-Stopmin who was rebugged by Mighty. However, he was stopped or knocked out by Bug-Stopmin who also stopped or knocked out Gauzemin, Freezemin and Burgemin.

Rappumin was summoned by Yuto in episode 31 when he helps Keshigomin who was exhausted.

In episode 43, Yuto summoned Rappumin to stop the rebugged Bug-Tonkmin and Bug-Kyatchimin and Bug-Katasumin along with Liftmin, Sukemin and Hanshamin, However he was was thrown into the strange closet by Bug-Tonkmin and was rebugged by the Bug Bytes. Bug-Rappumin was then recaptured and debugged by Masato.

In episode 46, Rappumin fused with Turbomin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker to become Ta-pumin.

## Trivia

### Background

* Rappumin's shoulders each contain a tiny blade to cut his wrappers.

### Notes

* Rappumin's name comes from the word 'wrap' as it is said the Japanese way.

## Links

* Rappumin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Softmin

**Softmin** (Japanese: **ソフトミン**, ***Softmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. Her attribute is Hokkori.

## Personal

### Appearance

Softmin resembles a rose-pink softening agent with a blue handle and a cyan face. She also has dark-blue markings.

*For her Bugmin ego, see: Bug-Softmin*

As a Bugmin, her head and her body are both colored black.

### Personality

Softmin loves soft things and adorable things. She is also a curious Promin to everything.

### Relationships

* Deodomin (close relative)

* Jetmin (friend)

### Abilities

Softmin's Kamiwaza ability is to make things soft that should be soft. As a Bugmin, she can make everything soft even objects that should be hard.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

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

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

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

## Trivia

### Notes

* Softmin is one of the Promins that didn't appear in in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season alongside Tsukkomin, Gamemin, Clockmin, Clipmin and Gagmin.
* Softmin's name comes from the word 'soft'.
Suzuko Mimori

**Suzuko Mimori** (Japanese: **三森すずこ**, ***Suzuko Mimori***) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Mirai in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Suzuko Mimori was born under her real name **Suzuko Kurokawa** (Japanese: **黒川鈴子**, ***Suzuko Kurokawa***) in Tokyo, Japan on June 28, 1986.

In 2001, Suzuko Mimori did an early voice acting providence of a wedding rabbit from episode 17 of the 2001 anime 'PaRappa the Rapper'. Her real voice acting career began in 2010, as she voices Nekomimi Kuma-san from the 2010 TV anime 'Kids Gekijo!!'.

Noticible examples of anime characters voiced by Suzuko Mimori are:

* Cera from 'Pripara'
* Sora Takenouchi from 'Digimon Adventure tri.'
* Umi Sonoda from 'Love Live!'
* Hisui E. Fiore from 'Fairy Tail'
* Pipimi from episode 10 of 'Pop Team Epic'
* Anju Shiratori from 'Kiratto Pri Chan'
* An ezo red fox from 'Kemono Friends'
* Haruna Takaoka from 'Tiger Mask W'
* Asumi Furin (Cure Earth) from 'Healin' Good Pretty Cure'

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Suzuko Mimori provided the voice for Mirai in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Suzuko Mimori announced her marriage to a 'New Japan Pro-Wrestling' wrestler named Kazuchika Okada in April 2019.
* Suzuko Mimori's nickname is Mimorin.
* Suzuko Mimori is also a singer.
* On May 30, 2022, Suzuko Mimori announced that she is due to have her baby sometime in August 2022. She then gave birth to her first child, a baby boy, on August 19, 2022.
	+ Ayahi Takagaki, a Japanese voice actress who's net yet involved in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, announced on June 6, 2022 (The same day Suzuko Mimori updated her status about her pregnancy in) that she too is pregnant with her first child and she's due to give birth sometime in the autumn/fall of 2022.

## Links

* Suzuko Mimori's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Suzuko Mimori's official website (Japanese)
Speechmin

**Speechmin** (Japanese: **スピーチミン**, ***Speechmin***) is a charater in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Kicchiri.

## Personal

### Appearance

Speechmin resembles a yellow-ocher lecture table with a purple top with 3 greenish microphones. Speechmin also Has a pinkish-violet face and green markings.

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

As a Bugmin, his body and his top are both black.

### Personality

Speechmin is a speak-easy Promin. Therefore, He can never keep a secret or two. He also loves talking about everything.

### Abilities

Speechmin's Kamiwaza ability is to get people to speak loud and clear during plays and speeches. As a Bugmin, he can make people speak about their secrets.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Speechmin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 41 when he was causing trouble at Kirakira First Street. Later, Bug-Speechmin was captured and debugged by Masato.

Speechmin was mentioned in episode 42.

## Trivia

### Background

* Speechmin is one of the Promins who is capable of talking. The other one being Micmin.

## Links

* Speechmin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season anime website (Japanese)
Metmin

### Kamiwaza

Makes shiels to protect his companoins and innocent creatures, Promins and people.

**Metmin** (Japanese: **メットミン**, ***Metmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fact-Promin. He is the Fact-Promin of the Buruburu attribute.

## Personal

### Appearance

Metmin has a purple helmet with a light-purple visor on his face and a popped forehead. He also has bulky shoulders and hands with light-green fingers. Metmin has human-looking legs with violet feet.

### Personality

Metmin is a brave and righteous Fact-Promin.

### Relationships

* Masato (first human companion)

* Dozermin and Slicermin (Fact-Promin companions)

* Bug-Yajiromin (Bugmin opponent)

### Abilities

Metmin's Kamiwaza ability is to make shields to protect his companions and also innocent creatures, Promins and people.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Metmin made his debut in episode 39 when Masato touched the following Promins:

* Mutemin
* Stopmin
* Hanshamin
* Deodomin
* Sukemin
* Kyatchimin
* Bigmin

After that, Metmin was awakened by Masato and his black Kamiwaza Shaker. After the awakening, Metmin battled with Bug-Yajiromin who was gigantified by Great.

Metmin made a return in episode 42 which is also the debut of the Kicchiri attribute's Fact-Promin Dozermin.

Metmin was summoned along with the other 5 Fact-Promins in episode 45.

In episode 46, Metmin, along with the other 5 Fact-Promins, had the deal with Don Bugdez's monstrous form.

Metmin finally got rid of Don Bugdez with help from the other 5 Fact-Promins in episode 47.

## Trivia

### Background

* Metmin is the Fact-Promin of the Buruburu attribute.
* Metmin is the most human-looking Fact-Promin.
* Metmin is the second Fact-Promin to appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season and the first Fact-Promin to be awakened by Masato.
* Metmin is second Fact-Promin to confront a Bugmin. He confronted Bug-Yajiromin. The first one being Rocketmin who confronted Bug-Mentemin.

### Resemblances

* Metmin is resembles a human being, especially masked heroes.

### Notes

* In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Metmin is voiced by Shou Hayami. *(See: Fact-Promins/List of Fact-Promin and other Promin voice actors)*
* Metmin's name is based on the word 'met' which is short for 'helmet'.
Smallmin

**Smallmin** (Japanese: **スモルミン**, ***Smallmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Punpun.

## Personal

### Appearance

Smallmin resembles a cyan mouse with a red face in the blue robot with green markings and a yellow capsule. He is a bit simillar to Mickey Mouse from the Disney franchises.

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

As a Bugmin, his robot's capsule is colored green, matching his eyes.

### Personality

Smallmin may look cute but actually, he is tough and radical. He is also has a manly personality.

### Relationships

* Yuto (current owner)
* Bigmin (friend)

* Heartmin (the Promin Smallmin fused with)

### Abilities

Smallmin's Kamiwaza ability is to downsize anything into a small size. As a Bugmin, he can make everything small even the people or animals.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Smallmin made his debut as a Bugmin along with Bug-Bigmin in episode 37 when he shrank Yuto and then Yuto's friends and Wanda. Later, he was captured and debugged by Yuto with help from Wanda and Shuu. As his Promin self, Smallmin shrank Souma's mansion when he was confronting Bug-Bigmin.

In episode 40, Smallmin was fused with Heartmin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker to become Ha-rumin in order to stop Bug-Tengumin.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Smallmin 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-Smallmin in an unnamed side quest.

## Trivia

### Background

* Smallmin can controll his robot inside of it.

### Resemblances

* Smallmin resembles a mouse inside a robot.
* Smallmin also resembles Mickey Mouse, a popular cartoon character from the 'Disney' franchises.

### Notes

* Smallmin's Kamiwaza ability is the opposite to Bigmin's.
* Smallmin's name comes from the word 'small'.

## Links

* Smallmin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Kirakira Kindergarten

**Kirakira Kindergarten** (Japanese: **キラキラ幼稚園**, *Kirakira Yōchien*) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a kindergarten school where Yui and her friends attend.

## Appearance

Kirakira Kindergarten is a large, light-yellow building with windows and a curved, pastel-blue roof with a mushroom-shaped replica on the top-center.

Inside it are many rooms. The only known room in Kirakira Kindergarten so far is the one where Yui and her friends do origami paper crafts.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Kirakira Kindergarten was first seen in episode 33 when Yuto and Wanda come here to see Yui, Yuto's sister, and her friends who were doing some origami paper craft when they come across a flying origami paper crane. That was when the origami paper crafts of Yui and her friends come to life thanks to Bug-Origamin.

## Trivia

* Kirakira Kindergarten is the second building where a known character attends, as Yui and her friends attends here, with the first one being Kirakira Elementary School which Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Nicole, Souma and Masato all attend there.
* Kirakira Kindergarten is compared to many kindergarten places from various other anime shows such as the kindergarten Dawn used to attend in the 'Diamond & Pearl' instalment of the 'Pokemon' anime as well as many kidergarten places in Western animated cartoon shows such as Pokey Oaks Kindergarten in the 6-season original 1998 'Powerpuff Girls' cartoon series.
Gosei-Stopmin

**Gosei-Stopmin** (Japanese: **ゴウセイストップミン**, ***Gosei-Stopmin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is the fusion of Stopmin and Mapmin. Gosei-Stopmin is also known as **Su-ppumin** (Japanese: **スップミン**, ***Su-ppumin***) outside the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Personal

### Appearance

Gosei-Stopmin has a cyan face with stripes on the middle of a map-looking body which is from Mapmin who has a cyan pattern on each of the red side and the orange side. His orange side has only one arm.

### Personality

Gosei-Stopmin is a serious, clever Fusion Promin known for stopping his opponents at his selected areas.

### Relationships

* Yuto (master)
* Jetmin (the Promin opponent Gosei-Stopmin has dealt with in episode 27)

### Abilities

Gosei-Stopmin's Kamiwaza ability is to stop anyone or anything moving at his selected areas.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Gosei-Stopmin made his debut in episode 27. Yuto summoned Stopmin in order to try and stop Jetmin and to protect Bug-Rappumin from Jetmin's reckless attacks. However, Jetmin was fast for Stopmin to handle so Yuto fused Stopmin and Mapmin throughout his Kamiwaza Shaker to summon Gosei-Stopmin. Gosei-Stopmin used his selected area in order to stop Jetmin effectively. After Gosei-Stopmin stopped Jetmin and his duplicated selves, Yuto finally got his chance to capture and debug Bug-Rappumin.

Gosei-Stopmin made his return in episode 28 when Yuto fused Stopmin and Mapmin with his Kamiwaza Shaker again. Gosei-Stopmin used his large selected area in order stop lots of ringing sounds everywhere, even though they were all done by one of Masato's Promins: Bellmin. After Gosei-Stopmin turns back into Stopmin and Mapmin, Stopmin, who is one of Gosei-Stopmin's fusion material Promins, got rebugged and became Bug-Stopmin thanks to Mighty and his 'Wazawai Jutsu' attack.

## Trivia

### Background

* Gosei-Stopmin shares same fusion material Promin with Zuppumin and Ma-shamin. That fusion material Promin is Mapmin.
* Gosei-Stopmin is the only Fusion Promin who has appeared in 2 episodes of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Gosei-Stopmin is the first Fusion Promin whose name isn't a combination of the names of the 2 fusion material Promins.

### Resemblances

* Gosei-Stopmin resembles a fusion of a stopwatch and a map.
Shoto Kashii

**Shoto Kashii** (Japanese: **樫井笙人**, ***Shoto Kashii***) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices the Kirakira TV director in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Shoto Kashii was born in Japan's Kanagawa Prefecture on July 25, 1968.

Shoto Kashii began his voice acting career in 1990. The first anime series he was involved in is 'BERSERK' in 1997 in which he voiced 3 unnamed reccurring characters.

Shoto Kashii is also voiced 5 characters, including Rōjūrō Ōtoribashi, in 'BLEACH', an anime series that aired from 2004 to 2012. Shoto Kashii then voices Rōjūrō Ōtoribashi again in the anime's 2022 sequel series 'BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War'.

He is also invovled in voicing characters in several kid-friendly anime shows such as '100% Pascal Sensei', 'Tomica Driveheads', 'Time Bokan 24' and 'Zoids'.

Shoto Kashii also worked as a Japanese dubbing actor. He provided the Japanese dub voices of many characters from both animated CGI series and 'Big World! Big Adventures!' TV instalments of 'Thomas & Friends' as well as a few characters from that franchise's modern model series TV instalment.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Shoto Kashii began voicing characters in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, starting with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season's 19th episode in which he voiced the Kirakira TV director.

## Trivia

* Though he did an excellent experiance on the Japanese dubbing on TV instalments of the 'Thomas & Friends' franchise, Shoto Kashii is yet to provide the Japanese dub voices for any male characters of that franchise's 'All Engines Go!' TV instalment.
* Shoto Kashii works as a voice actor for the agency 81 Produce.
* Outside his voice acting career, Shoto Kashii works as a Third Class gasoline engine mechanic.

## Links

* Shoto Kashii's entry on the 'Thomas & Friends' wiki
Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion packs

**Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion packs** (Japanese: **カミワザプロカ拡張パック**, *Kamiwaza Puroka kakuchō pakku*) are expansion packs released within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. These expansion packs contain collectable Kamiwaza Pro-cards and they are first released in Japan with the Japanese prices of 200 yen for one pack and 2,400 yen for one box.

## List of expansion packs

 **Rearea Program** (Japanese: **レアレアプログラム**, ***Rearea Program***) |      | Origamin | KWC-10

## Trivia

* The Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion packs are compared to the trading card expansion packs from the 'Pokemon' franchise.
* During the broadcast of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, 5 expansion packs were released with the first 2 on June 2016, 1 on September 2016 and 2 more on November 2016.
List of Kamiwaza Pro-cards (Original season era)

Here is a list of collectable Kamiwaza Pro-cards that are released within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline during the franchise's original season era.

There are a total of 140 Kamiwaza Pro-cards plus one unreleased.

## Trivia

* There were no Kamiwaza Pro-cards that were numbered 047, 068 and 069.
* Tsukkomin is the only Promin whose Kamiwaza Pro-card was not released as a collectable toy during the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's original season era.
Promin-Zu minisodes

The **Promin-Zu minisodes** (Japanese: **プロミンずミニソード**, ***Promin-Zu minisodes***) are episode-ending segments in Kamiwaza Wanda and the first series of Promin-Zu segments of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. They are the first episode-ending segments in the origianal Kamiwaza Wanda season, starting from episode 1. Each minisode focuses on the Promins and their daily lives like in the 4-koma spin-off manga Kamiwaza Wanda: Mysterious Joker Promin Stories. The last Promin-Zu minisode for the original season is on episode 23. Starting from episode 24, the Promin-Zu minisodes are replaced by the 'Kamiwaza Promin-Zu' segments. All the minisodes are hosted by Wanda.

## Segment description

Promin-Zu minisodes are a series of minisodes, hosted by the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's titular character Wanda, about the Promins and their lives at Promin-World. The results and the end of each minisode can be either happy or hilarious.

On the 3 pre-season Promin-Zu minisodes, 6 Promins were introduced to the Promin-Zu segments. These Promins are Turbomin, Gauzemin, Tonkmin, Kagimin, Railmin and Hasamin.

The Promin-Zu minisodes during the broadcast of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, from episodes 1 to 23, introduced 12 more Promins to the Promin-Zu segments. These Promins are Dorirumin, Zuzumin, Freezemin, Eishamin, Chakkamin, Jaguchimin, Gakkimin, Micmin, Burgemin, Sharimin, Jishomin and Denkyumin.

The Promin-Zu minisode segments are yet to return when a new season of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series debuts.

## Minisodes before the original Kamiwaza Wanda season

Before the original Kamiwaza Wanda season begins airing, 3 Promin-Zu minisodes are shown on Youtube via Corocoro Channel as well as being displayed at the Kamiwaza Wanda booth in AnimeJapan 2016. These are known as pre-season Promin-Zu minisodes

* Kagimin
* Tonkmin
* Railmin
* Hasamin
 Turbomin and his friends are playing red light, green light with Gauzemin being the wolf. However, the times Turbomin, Kagimin, Tonkmin, Railmin and Hasamin holding still went sillier one after another.
 02
* Kagimin
 03
* Tonkmin
* Gauzemin
 Turbomin and his 3 friends were harvesting turnips. They found a huge turnip being stuck in the ground and they work together to pull it out. However, they found out that the huge turnip was actually Wanda disguising as a turnip.

## Trivia

* Turbomin is the only Promin to appear in all Promin-Zu minisodes.
* The people working for the Promin-Zu minisodes also worked for the 52-episode educational flash anime series 'Zakkuri TV'.
Nam Doh-hyeong

**Nam Doh-hyeong** (Korean translation: 남도형) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Wanda in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Nam Doh-hyeong was born in Gangneung, South Korea on April 24, 1983. He was educated at the Korea University for English language and literature.

In 2003, before starting his career, Nam participated in dubbing of the action video game 'Mobile Suit Gundam: Encounters in Space'. He voiced one of the soldiers and the pilots, as a winner of a game-related event at that time.

At the age of 23, he began working as a voice actor after joining Korean Broadcasting System's Voice Acting Division. Shortly after, he debuted with one of the supporting roles on the digital restoration of a 1976 South Korean animated film 'Robot Taekwon V'.

Nam has been a freelancer since 2009. One year later, he began receiving the attention of a wide public, with his role as Jamal Malik on the Korean dub of 'Slumdog Millionaire'. His voice could be heard also in 'Sid the Science Kid', 'Animal Detective Kiruminzoo', 'The Hurt Locker', 'The Legend of the Legendary Heroes' and 'The Greatest'. Nam's breakout work was 'Fairy Tail'. He made a big name for himself after voicing Natsu Dragneel in the Korean dubbed Japanese television animation series. In 2012, 'The Lorax' became his first theatrical animated film to dub a leading role. He voiced Ted Wiggins on the Korean dub of the film.

Nam has become well known for his voicing Rory Williams on the Korean dub of a British science fiction television series 'Doctor Who', Dent on the Korean dub of 'Pokémon: Best Wishes!', Raf Esquivel and Knock Out on the Korean dub of 'Transformers: Prime' and more recently, Rigby on the Korean dub of an American animated television series 'Regular Show'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Nam Doh-hyeong voices the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's titular mascot Wanda in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, starting with the anime series' self-titled debut season in 2016.

## Trivia

* Nam Doh-hyeong made his screen debut with the 2013 film 'No Breathing'. In the early part of the film, he could be seen performing the role of a sports commentator.

## Links

### External Links

* Nam Doh-hyeong's profile on KBS Voice (Korean)
Kyatchimin

**Kyatchimin** (Japanese: **キャッチミン**, ***Kyatchimin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Buruburu.

## Personal

### Appearance

Kyatchimin resembles a silvery-grey arcade toy-catcher with a bright-red face, purple arms, a silvery-grey spring, a purple top and light-green markings.

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

As a Bugmin, he has a crooked mouth just like Bug-Tonkmin.

### Personality

Kyatchimin is a cheerful Promin known for picking up objects.

### Relationships

* Masato and Shuu (current owners)
* Tonkmin (the Promin Kyatchimin got sucked into the strange closet with)
* Makuramin (the troubled one)
* Sukemin, Bigmin and Bellmin (teammates when Kyatchimin helps Masato steal the Kamiwaza Shaker from the Bug Bytes)

### Abilities

Kyatchimin's Kamiwaza ability is to pick up objects to help anyone. As a Bugmin, he can steal objects by picking them up and not letting go of them.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Kyatchimin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 34 when he goes off stealing toys that the children are getting on Christmas Day. Unlike Bug-Fukumin and Bug-Rizumumin, Bug-Kyatchimin was captured and debugged by Masato instead of Yuto.

In episode 37, Kyatchimin rescued Yuto's sister Yui who refused to fall off since Wanda grew into the size of a giant.

In episode 38, Kyatchimin helped Masato steal the Kamiwaza Shaker from the Bug Bytes and Great.

In episode 40, Kyatchimin was summoned by Masato in order to confront Bug-Tengumin. However, Kyatchimin was affected by Bug-Tengumin's Bugwaza ability and he had to assist Liftmin with the cars instead.

In episode 43, Kyatchmin helped Tonkmin confront Bug-Temomin and Bug-Makuramin. Later, he and Tonkmin got sucked into the strange closet as their Promin selves and then came out as Bugmins. Bug-Kyatchimin was later recauptured and debugged by Shuu.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Kyatchimin 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-Kyatchimin in an unnamed side quest.

## Trivia

### Background

* When Kyatchimin first appeared in episode 34 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, his attribute was Norinori. It was corrected into Buruburu later in that season when Kyatchimin reappeared in episode 37.
	+ That error remained in the Chinese subbed and dubbed versions of episode 34 of the original season.
	+ The Korean dubbed version of episode 34 also has Kyatchimin's attribute corrected.

### Resemblances

* Kyatchimin resembles an arcade toy-catcher.

### Notes

* Kyatchimin's name comes from the word 'catch' as it is said the Japanese way.

## Links

* Kyatchimin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 01

**Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 01** is the first DVD volume of Kamiwaza Wanda. It was first published in Japan on October 21, 2016 by Shogakukan.

## Description

A robotic-looking, dog-like character named Wanda came down to Earth after his home planet the Wonder-Star was put to ice by Wanda's father the Wonder-King. With Wanda becoming his Kamiwaza Teammate, Yuto's adventures as a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter is about to begin...

## Content

This DVD volume contains the first 5 episodes of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season:

1. Episode 1: An Emissary From The Wonder-Star
2. Episode 2: Zoo Panic!!
3. Episode 3: The Rail Continues
4. Episode 4: Mother's Day Is The Day Of The Bugs
5. Episode 5: Beware Of Bugmin, Beware Of Fire

## Trivia

* While episodes 1, 2 and 5 were in the correct order, episodes 3 and 4 were in the wrong order when they were first aired in Japan. That was due to the fact that 'The Rail Continues' was supposed to be aired first before 'Mother's Day Is The Day Of The Bugs'.
	+ The order for episodes 3 and 4 was corrected when released on this DVD volume.
* The Promin featured on this DVD volume's cover is Turbomin.
* The background color for this DVD volume's cover is red.
TBS

**Tokyo Broadcasting System** (Japanese: **株式会社TBS**, *Kabushiki-gaisha TBS*), or **TBS** for short, is the channel who broadcasts Kamiwaza Wanda, starting on April 23, 2016. TBS rather broadcasts few anime unlike TV Tokyo, who is famous for broadcasting a lot of anime.

## Broadcasting history

The TBS company was first founded in May 17, 1951 in Tokyo, Japan. The TBS channel first appeared on the Japanese televisions in April 1955 which was nearly 4 years later. Its first CEO was Adachi Masaru (1883 - 1973) who ran the channel company's office from the year TBS was founded in to 1960.

Since its debut, the TBS channel had broadcasted many programs throughout the years. It is also known for broadcasting the game show 'Takeshi's Castle' which first aired in Japan from May 2, 1986 to October 19, 1990.

### Broadcasting anime

During the early 1960s, TBS began broadcasting anime shows on Japanese television. The first anime to be broadcasted by TBS was 'Otogi Manga Calender' which aired from 1962 to 1964. Since then, various more anime shows began to broadcast on TBS.

#### AniSata

Starting from April 15, 2017, TBS launched a Saturday morning block consisting of 2 or 3 anime programs. The first 3 anime programs to air as part of the AniSata block were '100% Pascal Sensei', 'Pri-Pri Chii-Chan' and 'Tomica Driveheads'.

After 'Zoids Wild' and 'Shinkalion: The Animation' have finished airing on June 29, 2019, the AniSata block closed its doors.

#### List of known anime broadcasted by TBS

Here are a few anime shows broadcasted by TBS for example:

* 'The Ultraman' (1979 - 1980)
* 'Anime Ganbare Goemon' (1997 - 1998)
* 'Monster Rancher' (1999 - 2000)
* 'Rave Master' (2001 - 2002)
* 'Itazura na Kiss' (2008)
* 'K-On!' (2009, Its sequel 'K-On!!' aired in 2010)
* 'Puella Magi Madoka Magica' (2011)
* '100% Pascal Sensei' (2017)
* 'Pri-Pri Chii-Chan' (2017)
* 'Tomica Driveheads' (Full name: 'Tomica Hyper Rescue Drivehead Kidō Kyūkyū Keisatsu') (2017)
* 'Shinkalion: The Animation' (2018 - 2019)
* 'Zoids Wild' (2018 - 2019)

## Kamiwaza Wanda

In January 19, 2016, it was announced that TBS will broadcast the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series for the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise with help from Takara Tomy, staring from April 2016 with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

The original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season is the only season of the series to air on TBS.

Since April 2017, the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series went on a hiatus until a new anime season is announced, possibly for TV Tokyo.

## Trivia

* TBS is one of the oldest Japanese cable networks in history.
* The current channel number for TBS is BS161.
* TBS one of the core station channels of **Japan News Network** (Japanese: **ジャパン・ニュース・ネットワーク**, *Japan Nyūsu Nettowāku*), the countrywide television company owned by TBS Holdings.
Kirakira Library

The Bug Bytes standing in front of Kirakira Library

**Kirakira Library** (Japanese: **キラキラ図書館**, *Kirakira Toshokan*) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a library located in the Kirakira district. People who visit there get to look at the books. The Kirakira Librarian works there.

## Appearance

Kirakira Library is an orangy-brown, cuboid-shaped building with glass windows and silver pillars on the entrance.

Inside Kirakira Library are 2 floors with shelves containing lots of books. On the top floor, there are shelves full of books to read and some tables to sit by. On the bottom floor, there are more shelves full of books to read and a reception desk. There are also racks of magazines to people to look at as well.

## Known visitors in Kirakira Library

Here are the known visitors in Kirakira Library.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Kirakira Library was first seen in episode 8 when the Bug Bytes arrive there just to look at the books from the stack given by the Kirakira Librarian. Yuto and friends also visited there and Mirai found a black and red book for Yuto to study through.

Every school-day, when he leaves Kirakira Elementary School at home time, Yuto went to Kirakira Library to study though the black and red book until he has finished with it.

Later, Yuto and his friends and Wanda went back to Kirakira Library to investigate the book Yuto was tricked by. It turned out that it was the doing of Bug-Jishomin who then turned Kirakira Library into a quiz show with the lady from the magazine cover as the host.

After Yuto and his friends won the quiz show, Kirakira Library returned to normal and Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Jishomin.

Kirakira Library was seen again in episode 40.

## Trivia

* Kirakira Library is one of the locations found at the Kirakira district. The other ones being Kirakira Central Park, Kirakira Amusement Park, the construction yards, Kirakira Hospital, Kirakira Scrapyards, Kirakira Elementary School, Nicole's cottage, Souma's mansion and Kirakira Kindergarten.
* Kirakira Library is refered to various real-life libraries from around the world. For example: Toronto Library in Canada and Cwmbran Library in the UK via Wales.