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Yuuka Kamiya

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## Voice actor

### **English**

TBA

**Yuuka Kamiya** (Japanese: **神谷 優香**, ***Yuuka Kamiya***) (a.k.a Yuto's mother) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and Yuto and Yui's mother. She is married to Yuto's father Hiruto Kamiya. Yuuka is part of Yuto's family of four. She is sometimes called **Mrs. Kamiya**.

## Relationships

* Yuto (son)
* Yui (daughter)
* Hiruto Kamiya (husband)
* Wannosuke (deceased pet dog)
* Wanda (replacement housemate (Wanda is Yuto's Kamiwaza Teammate))

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Yuuka makes her debut in episode 1 when she and her husband were spending time in Yuto's house while her children Yuto and Yui were outside.

In episode 4, Yuuka tells her son Yuto to keep the house clean while she, her husband and Yui were out.

In episode 10, Yuuka was staying at home while her husband, Yui, Mirai, Shuu and Railmin all look for Wanda and Yuto deals with the rebugged Bugmins.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Yuuka Kamiya made her debut at the end of chapter 05 when she told Yuto and Wanda that it was too late when they got into Hobby Kamiya as if Detokkusu Komatsu had come in here for dinner.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Yuuka Kamiya made her video-game debut as an NPC in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. Her birthday takes place in the main quest 'Mother's Birthday' in which her son Yuto and his Kamiwaza teammate Wanda have to prevent Bug-Gauzemin from ruining it.

## Trivia

* Yuuka Kamiya and her husband both work at 'Hobby Kamiya' which is a toy store in Kirakira First Street.
* Yuuka Kamiya's name looks almost similar to the English name of Tai and Kari's mother Yuuko Kamiya from both the original 'Digimon Adventure' anime series and the 2020 'Digimon Adventure:' anime series.

## Links

* Yuuka Kamiya's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Wonder-Promin

### Kamiwaza

Restores the lands; Defeats strong enemies; Immediatly recovers people and Promins from their strong sickness/comas.

**Wonder-Promin** (Japanese: **ワンダープロミン**, ***Wonder-Promin***) is character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a secret Promin. Wonder-Promin is an attribute-less secret Promin. Like the Fact-Promins, Wonder-Promin can be summoned from the Kamiwaza Shaker instead of the Kamiwaza Power-Shot.

## Personal

### Appearance

Wonder-Promin resembles a yellow mechanical kabuki-like god with brown and orange features. He also has a large, yellow gear attached to the back of him.

### Personality

Wonder-Promin is a powerful secret Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto, Masato, Mirai, Shuu, Wanda, Mighty, Amazing and Nice (those who have summoned Wonder-Promin)
* Don Bugdez (monstrous form) (the one who get defeated by Wonder-Promin)
* Mako (recovered from a coma by Wonder-Promin)

### Abilities

Wonder-Promin's Kamiwaza ability is to restore the lands, defeat strong enemies and immediatly recover people and Promins from their strong sicknesses/comas.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Wonder-Promin made his debut in episode 46 when Yuto and his rival Masato summoned him with help from Yuto's 2 friends Mirai and Shuu and their 4 Kamiwaza Teammates Wanda, Mighty, Amazing and Nice as well as the residents from Kirakira First Street and some of the people that Yuto and Wanda have met in the previous episodes. After he was summoned, Wonder-Promin finally defeats Don Bugdez's monstrous form. Later, Wonder-Promin recovers Masato's sister Mako from the coma.

In episode 47, following Don Bugdez's extinction, Wonder-Promin was summoned again. This time, he uses his Kamiwaza ability to unfreeze the Wonder-Star.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Wonder-Promin made his debut in chapter 12 when Yuto, Masato, Wanda and Mighty summon him with help from all of the Promins Yuto and Masato both have so far.

In chapter 13, Wonder-Promin finally got rid of Don Bugdez, in his monstrous form and all, for good. Later, Wonder-Promin was summoned by Yuto, Wanda and Mighty in order to unfreeze the Wonder-Star.

## Trivia

### Background

* To summon Wonder-Promin, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter must use his/her Kamiwaza Shaker and say out his name. This can be done if the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter has awakened all of the Fact-Promins.
* Wonder-Promin is the first secret Promin to appear in the Kamiwaza Wanda series and the only secret Promin to appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season.

### Resemblances

* Wonder-Promin resembles an immortal being.

### Notes

* When he made his debut in episode 46 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Wonder-Promin only says the cry "Wonder" but when he reappeared in the original season finale, he was talking instead.
* In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Wonder-Promin is voiced by Kenyu Horiuchi. *(See: Fact-Promins/List of Fact-Promin and other Promin voice actors)*
Wazawai Program/List of rebugged Promin victims

Here are the Promin victims that were rebugged by the Wazawai Progam in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* The number of episodes so far in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series where one for more Promins were rebugged are 4.
* Episode 28 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season is the first episode when a Kamiwaza Teammate rebugs a Promin. Mighty has rebugged Stopmin.
Yota Sweets

**Yota Sweets** (Japanese: **与田駄菓子**, *Yota Dagashi*) is a sub-location in Kamiwaza Wanda and is the home of Jii Yota and his wife Baa Yota. It is a sweet shop located in Kirakira First Street.

## Appearance

Yota Sweets is a sweet shop with a sign on the outside, which is dark-green with a white frame and some Japanese lettering written in white, and brown-framed windows.

The inside and outside looks of Yota Sweets are in the form of a traditional Japanese house. It also has a back garden as it was seen during a flashback in episode 14.

## Purpose as a shop

Yota Sweets is known for selling sweets and ice-cream to children such as Yuto, Mirai and Shuu. It has been opened for business since Jii Yota and his wife Baa Yota moved to Kirakira First Street when they were young adults.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Yota Sweets was first seen in episode 6 when Jii Yota was playing Japanese chess against Ichiban-Hoshi Teru.

Gigaga delivered a box containing Bug-Micmin and Bug-Gakkimin to Yota Sweets in episode 10.

In episode 14, the electric fan at Yota Sweets began to break down and Jii Yota requested Yuto and Wanda to try and make it work again. Jii Yota always had his electric fan with him and his wife Baa Yota since they've moved to Kirakira First Street.

Yota Sweets was featured in a television special Kirakira TV was filming in episode 19.

In episode 24, Jii Yota tasted every sweet in his sweet shop to check if they had given too much sugar.

Yuto, Yui and Wanda visit Yota Sweets in the beginning of episode 40 when Jii Yota explained them about the tengu's myth.

Yota Sweets was seen in episode 46.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Chapter 05 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series chapter Yota Sweets was seen in when Yuto and Wanda enjoy their ice-cream.

## Trivia

* Yota Sweets is loosely based on a real-life traditional Japanese house.
* A flashback of how Yota Sweets was first opened for business in shown in episode 14 of the original season.
Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide

Yuto sees the Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide for the first time

The **Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide** (Japanese: **東京科学博物館のロボットツアーガイド**, *Tōkyō Kagaku Hakubutsukan no robottotsuāgaido*) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and one of the robots at the Tokyo Science Museum along with Ginga Hoshaburo. Although, she didn't appear in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series yet but became the first known character to debut in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's manga line before the anime.

## Personal

### Appearance

The Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide is a female human-shaped robot with blue, navy-blue, pastel-blue and sky-blue features and blue eyes. She wears a sky-blue neck-accessory. When the Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide gets mad, she will have sky-blue devil-horns on her head and her hands will turn into blades and chainsaws.

### Personality

The Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide is a nice, friendly robot who is kind to people and loves to welcome them at the Tokyo Science Museum. She and Ginga Hoshaburo are together companions at the Tokyo Science Museum.

When she either gets mad or gets brainwashed by Bug-Mentemin, the Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide then flips out as she draws out her devil-horns, turns her hands into blades and chainsaws and starts attacking whoever's in her path. The Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide will then change herself back to how she was before she flipped out when she calms herself down.

### Relationships

* Ginga Hoshaburo (robot companion in the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series)
* Yuto, Masato, Mighty and Wanda (those who met up with the Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide)
* Bug-Mentemin (the Bugmin who once brainwashed the Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide has not yet debuted in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. She didn't appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season but a female human tour guide took her place.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

The Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide made her debut in chapter 10 when there are multiple duplicates of her and all of which are brainwashed by Bug-Mentemin who forced them to attack Yuto, Masato, Mighty and Wanda. They, along with multiple duplicates of Ginga Hoshaburo, returned to normal after Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Mentemin right before the Bug Bytes and their master Don Bugdez appear.

## Trivia

* The Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide is the first known character in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise to debut in the franchise's manga line before the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
* The Tokyo Science Museum's robot tour guide's personality is almost simular to the one of Flippy who is a character from the online flash cartoon series 'Happy Tree Friends'.
Ryuta and Michiko

**Ryuta** (Japanese: **リョタ**, ***Ryuta***) and **Michiko** (Japanese: **ミチコ**, ***Michiko***) are a duo of characters in Kamiwaza Wanda and are twins from a neibouring town. They're Shuu's rivals. Their full names are **Ryuta Bunbu** (Japanese: **文武 両太**, ***Ryuta Bunbu***) and **Michiko Bunbu** (Japanese: **文武 道子**, ***Michiko Bunbu***).

## Personal

### Appearance

Ryuta and Michiko are unidentical twins. They have the same height, green eyes and rich-brown hair. Ryuta and Michiko both wear glasses.

#### Ryuta's appearance

Ryuta is a young boy. He wears a white shirt with blue rims and a pair of blue shorts. The glasses Ryuta is wearing have green frames.

#### Michiko's appearance

Michiko is a young girl, She wears a white shirt with red rims and a pair of red shorts. Her hair is longer and Ryuta's and is tied into two pigtails. The glasses Michiko is wearing have orange frames.

### Personality

Ryuta and Michiko are energetic unidentical twins from a neibouring town. They're experts at running in marathon races and they are hoping to go for the gold.

### Relationships

* Shuu (rival)
* Mirai (the one Ryuta and Michiko both got beaten by)
* Yuto and Souma (other competitors)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Ryuta and Michiko make their debut in episode 16 when they came to visit Yuto, Wanda, Mirai and Shuu at Kirakira First Street. They say that they might beat anyone else including Shuu at a marathon race event. That causes Shuu to worry that he might get laughed at by Ryuta and Michiko and several residents for being a loser at a marathon race. Later, during the marathon race, Ryuta and Michiko both beaten by Mirai. The twins didn't laugh at Shuu who came last in the race as he was helped by Yuto, Souma and the other paticipating children.

Ryuta and Michiko made cameo appearances in episode 46 and episode 47.

## Trivia

* Ryuta and Michiko are the first human characters who are twins.
* Ryuta and Michiko are the second human characters that do not come from Kirakira First Street. The first one being Detokkusu Komatsu.
* Ryuta and Michiko are the first human characters who are rivals with the main characters. They're rivals of Shuu. The second one being Masato whose rival is Yuto.
* Ryuta and Michiko's voice actresses, Aki Nakajima and Hiro Nakajima, are also twins.
Wazawai Program Holders

Terara with a handful of her Wazawai Program

### Known for...

* Rebugging/Bugging Promins, turning them into Bugmins, with the Wazawai Program
* Locating Bugmins with the Wazawai Program

### How many? (As of now)

1

**Wazawai Program Holders** (Japanese: **ワザワイプログラムホルダー**, ***Wazawai Program Holders***) are non-human characters in Kamiwaza Wanda. They are known for using the Wazawai Program.

## Details

Wazawai Program Holders are non-human/alien-like henchmen who work for their boss who is a villain. They are known for rebugging or bugging Promins, turning them into Bugmins, and locating Bugmins using their Wazawai Program in order to impress their villain boss.

Wazawai Program Holders are assisted by other members of villain groups they belong to. For example: Terara is assisted by 2 male Bug Bytes members Megaga and Gigaga.

Wazawai Program Holders start their lives out as ordinary toy dolls and figures or ordinary aliens until one day, a villain finds them, picks them up and made henchmen out of them. Either one, some or all member of a villain group are Wazawai Program holders. For example: The Bug Bytes have one Wazawai Program Holder.

If their villain boss meets his/her fatal end, a Wazawai Program Holder will end up reverting back into their original toy or alien selves.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Only one Wazawai Program Holder in the series is introduced in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. That Wazawai Program Holder is Terara.

Terara first became a Wazawai Program Holder in episode 2 when Don Bugdez found her, Megaga and Gigaga and transformed them from their ordinary toy selves. Later, Terara began using the Wazawai Program to locate Bug-Kagimin.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Only one Wazawai Program Holder in the manga line is introduced in the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series. That Wazawai Program Holder is Terara.

Prior to her debut at the end of chapter 02, Terara first became a Wazawai Program Holder when Don Bugdez found her, Megaga and Gigaga and transformed them from their ordinary toy selves. In chapter 03, Terara used a handful of her Wazawai Program to rebug all the Promins Bug-Liftmin has kidnapped except Turbomin.

## In the games

Wazawai Program Holders always appear as NPCs in the Kamiwaza Wanda video-game series.

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Terara, the only Wazawai Program Holder, made her debut along with 2 Bug Bytes members Megaga and Gigaga as NPCs in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu.

## Trivia

* So far as of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, only one female Wazawai Program Holder is introduced in the anime series. Male Wazawai Program Holders, as well as more female ones, are yet to be introduced in future Kamiwaza Wanda anime seasons.
Wanda's dream-world

**Wanda's dream-world** (Japanese: **ワンダの夢の世界**, *Wanda no yume no sekai*) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda. To go there, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter has to go to sleep next to Wanda.

## Appearance

Wanda's dream-world is a huge paradise belonging to Wanda. It has a large field of grass, a forest with signs and a huge stadium where Wanda goes on stage to sing songs such as 'Samba de Wanda' in front of the chicken karage people who are Wanda's big fans.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 13 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season episode Wanda's dream-world was seen in. When he first came into Wanda's dream-world, Yuto got chased by a herd of sheep. Yuto got away from that herd of sheep by summoning Turbomin. Yuto then met up with Wanda at a huge stadium where a lot of chicken karage people can't wait for Wanda to sing. Yuto and Wanda went to deal with Bug-Yumemin who caused Wanda's dream-world to go topsy-turvy. Yuto has finally saved Wanda's dream-world by capturing and debugging Bug-Yumemin with help from Turbomin and Tonkmin.

## Trivia

* Wanda's dream-world is the only in-series location to be found in Wanda's dreams.
Zuzumin's droplings

One of Zuzumin's droplings along with Wanda

**Zuzumin's droplings** (Japanese: **ズーズミンのしずく**, *Zūzumin no shizuku*) are minor characters from Kamiwaza Wanda and are Zuzumin's henchmen.

## Personal

### Appearance

Zuzumin's droplings all have yellow cartoon-style ice-cream-whip-shaped bodies with thin, black limbs, sky-blue hands, sky-blue feet and rosey-red cheeks. They also wear red barret-hats.

### Personality

Zuzumin's dropings are very helpful henchmen to Zuzumin. They can do whatever Zuzumin wants them to do.

Zuzumin's droplings can also cause Railmin to say 'Unko!' or 'Reishi!' when he sees them.

### Relationships

* Zuzumin (master)
* Railmin (the one who dislikes Zuzumin's droplings)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Zuzumin's droplings make their debut in episode 3 when their master Zuzumin hides away from Bug-Railmin and creates them. Zuzumin's droplings then form up an acrobat pyramid on the railway tracks, causing Bug-Railmin to stop. That gives Yuto the chance to capture and debug Bug-Railmin. In the end, Zuzumin's droplings were riding on Railmin's train with their master Zuzumin and one of Zuzumin's droplings gave Yuto and Wanda a fright.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Zuzumin's droplings make their debut in chapter 02 when Zuzumin walked up to to the rails and created one. That dropling of Zuzumin gave Yuto the chance to capture and debug Bug-Railmin.

## Trivia

* Zuzumin's droplings are the first batch of characters to have a Promin as their master. Their master is Zuzumin.
* Zuzumin's droplings are based on the cartoon-style no.2's.
* Zuzumin's droplings appeared twice in the Promin-Zu segments: A stamp based on one of Zuzumin's droplings appeared in the Promin-Zu minisode segment in episode 17. A huge number of Zuzumin's droplings appeared along with Zuzumin in the second extra still from episode 39's Kamiwaza Promin-Zu segment featuring Railmin.
Unnamed razor-motif Promin

The unnamed razor-motif Promin was seen in between Zuzumin and Wanda

The **unnamed razor-motif Promin** (Japanese: **無名のかみそりモチーフプロミン**, *Mumei no kami sori mochīfu Puromin*) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and an unidentified Promin. His attribute is unknown.

## Personal

### Appearance

The unnamed razor-motif Promin resembles an dark-blue electronic razor with a light-blue face, a light-blue tummy and light-blue hands. His marking is colored electric-blue.

Although, his appearance as his Promin self wasn't seen yet but he appeared as a black Bugmin with grey features and red markings instead.

### Personality

The unnamed razor-motif Promin is a cool-looking and brave Promin. As a Bugmin, he is badly-behaved and somehow mean.

### Relationships

* Zuzumin and Wanda (those who arrested the unnamed razor-motif Promin in episode 36 when he was a Bugmin)

### Abilities

The Kamiwaza ability of the unnamed razor-motif Promin is somehow unknown.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 36 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season episode the unnamed razor-motif Promin appeared in. In this episode, the unnamed razor-motif Promin appeared as a Bugmin when he was arrested by Zuzumin and Wanda while Turbomin goes off chasing another Bugmin which resembles a Japanese oni.

## Trivia

### Background

* Being one of the Promins who are not on the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season's Promin list, when the unnamed razor-motif Promin appeared as a Bugmin in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, the team behind the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series pixelated the unnamed razor-motif Promin's face in order to avoid spoilers for future instalments of the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise.
* A Japanese user on Twitter guessed the name for the unnamed razor-motif Promin. It was **Barikamin** (Japanese: **バリカミン**, ***Barikamin***).

### Resemblance

* The unnamed razor-motif Promin resembles an electronic razor.

### Notes

* When he appeared in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, the unnamed razor-motif Promin was the first Promin to speak human language without using his Kamiwaza ability unlike Micmin and Speechmin.
Tokyo marathon race

Mirai winning the Tokyo marathon race

The **Tokyo marathon race** (Japanese: **東京マラソンレース**, *Tōkyō marasonrēsu*) is an in-anime event in Kamiwaza Wanda and a racing competition between children from various elementary schools from across Tokyo, Japan. It is an annual summer marathon race and it used Kirakira First Street as it starting and finishing lines.

## Known episodes during this event

The only episode this in-anime event took place in is episode 16.

### Episode 16: Marathon Bounce

#### Part 1: Preparation

The Tokyo maration race was first announced by Ichiban-Hoshi Teru who gave Yuto, Shuu and Yuto a poster each. He explained Yuto what the Tokyo marathon race is: It is an annual marathon race where all children from different elementary schools paticipate ever year in the summertime.

Mirai, one of Yuto's friends, appeared to be wearing her sports clothing and practicing for the race. The twins from a neibouring town, Ryuta and Michiko, are also paticipating in the race too. Shuu was worried and imagines that if he finishes last in the Tokyo marathon race, he would be laughed at by Ryuta and Michiko and anyone else. Yuto, Mirai and Wanda decide to give Shuu some training for the race. That was until Terara sends in Bug-Banemin with a handful of some Wazawai Program.

#### Part 2: The actual race

After Bug-Banemin was captured and debugged by Yuto, the Tokyo marathon race begins. A couple of minutes later, the Tokyo marathon race was won by Mirai. Later, Shuu managed to finish the marathon race with help from other children. After that, Shuu wasn't laughed at by Ryuta and Michiko and anyone else but was awarded for a great effort instead.

## Known children who paticipate in this event

 Mirai |     | Female
 Shuu |     | Male
 Souma |      | Male
 Ryuta and Michiko |      | 1 male, 1 female

## Trivia

* This is the fourth 1-episode stand-alone in-anime event in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* This is the first in-anime event in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season that's to do with racing. The second one being the Buruburu circuit race which was won by Masato.
* This in-anime event takes place in the summer.
Wonder-King

**The Wonder-King** (Japanese: **ワンダー王**, *Wandā-ō*) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda, the monarch of the Wonder-Star and Wanda's father.

## Personal

### Appearance

The Wonder-King is a blue-eyed, black dog-like citizen from the Wonder-Star. He wears a crown and a black cape.

### Personality

The Wonder-King is the Wonder-Star's monarch. He has a strong dislike on Don Bugdez.

### Relationships

* Wanda (son)
* Don Bugdez (arch-nemesis)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Wonder-King made his debut in episode 1 when he puts the Wonder-Star in ice and sends his son Wanda to Earth after confessing with his arch-nemesis Don Bugdez.

The Wonder-King appeared in Wanda's flashback in episode 21.

The Wonder-King also appeared in Nice and Amazing's flashback in episode 43.

The Wonder-King appeared in Wanda's mind in episode 46.

In episode 47, The Wonder-King was thawed out from the ice when Wonder-Promin unfroze and purifies the Wonder-Star. He reunited with his son Wanda afterwards.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

The Wonder-King made his debut in chapter 01 when he decided to freeze the Wonder-Star, trapping the Bugmins in the ice, and told Wanda to go to the planet Earth.

The Wonder-King was seen in the flashbacks in chapter 02 and chapter 07.

After the Wonder-Star was thawed and purified by Wonder-Promin in chapter 13, The Wonder-King congratulated Yuto, thanking him for getting rid of Don Bugdez.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

The Wonder-King made his video-game debut as an NPC in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was only seen at the start of the game when he meets up with his arch nemesis Don Bugdez.

## Trivia

* The Wonder-King is the only known Wonder-Star citizen who stays in the Wonder-Star.
* Unlike the 4 Kamiwaza Teammates Wanda, Nice, Amazing and Mighty, the Wonder-King does not visit Earth, comparing to the 'Sailor Moon' human characters King Endymion and Queen Serenity.
* The Wonder-King's voice actor, Ryuchi Kosugi, is also a comedian known for perforiming tsukkomi in the comedy duo Black Mayonnaise.

## Gallery

Wonder-King smilingWonder-King reunited with his son Wanda
Yang Jeong-hwa

**Yang Jeong-hwa** (Korean translation: 양정화) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Mighty in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Yang Jeong-hwa was born in Busan, South Korea on November 27, 1970. She began her voice acting career in October 1, 1995 then became a freelancer voice actress in October 1998.

During the 'My Little Pony' franchise's 4th generation ('Friendship is Magic') instalment, Yang Jeong-hwa Yeo Yun-mi got involved in the Korean dub version of the 'My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic' TV series in which she provided the Korean dub voice-overs for the 4 pony characters Granny Smith, Nurse Redheart, Princess Celestia and Sweetie Belle.

Yang Jeong-Hwa provided the Korean voices of titular character Pucca from the CGI-animated 'Pucca' series and Prince Seiker from the South Korean animated web series 'Elsworld: El-ui Yeoin'. She also voiced 2 characters, Damian and Pico, from the South Korean cartoon series 'Turning Mecard W'.

Yang Jeong-Hwa also provided the Korean dub voices for characters in many Japanese anime titles such as the main protagonist Sgt. Keroro in the 'Sgt. Frog' series.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2016, Yang Jeong-hwa voices Mighty in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Yang Jeong-hwa has 2 younger brothers. One of whom appeared to have a son who Yang Jeong-hwa is an auntie of.
Wonder-Star scientists

Two of the Wonder-Star scientists were seen

The **Wonder-Star scientists** (Japanese: **ワンダー星科学者**, *Wandā-Hoshi kagaku-sha*) are characters in Kamiwaza Wanda and are scientists from the Wonder-Star.

## Personal

### Appearance

The Wonder-Star scientists all come in different looks and colours. Some are male and some are female. Like the other Wonder-Star citizens, the Wonder-Star scientists ressemble different types of dog-breeds except that they wear white lab-coats.

### Personality

The Wonder-Star scientists are clever scientists known for working in the Wonder-Labs.

### Relationships

* Other Wonder-Star citizens (friends)
* Wonder-King (their planet's ruler)
* Great (the one who betrayed the Wonder-Star scientists)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Wonder-Star scientists made their debut during Great's flashback in episode 43 when Great betrays them after he was brainwashed by Don Bugdez who was awakened from the corrupting the Wonder-Labs' systems. That was before Don Bugdez casted a spell on the Wonder-Star.

## Trivia

* The Wonder-Star scientists share their home planet with Wanda, Mighty, Nice, Amazing, Great, the Wonder-King and the other Wonder-Star citizens.
* The indivitual names for the Wonder-Star scientists are not revealed yet.
ViuTV

The channel's logo

**ViuTV** is a Chinese channel known for broadcasting both Chinese subbed and Chinese dubbed versions of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Channel details

ViuTV was first launched as a test transmission on Now TV on March 31, 2016 and on the DTT on April 2, 2016. Then, it was officially launched on April 6, 2016. It is operated by **HK Television Entertainment**. (Chinese translation: 香港電視娛樂有限公司) Its English-speaking sister channel, ViuTVsix, was first launched nearly a year later on March 31, 2017.

For many years, ViuTV broadcasted many programs in China's Hong Kong area. All well as shows produced in China, ViuTV broadcasts shows originated from the USA, the UK, South Korea and Japan. It broadcasts the shows originated from those 4 countries in 2 versions: one of them is the original version, with the language of the country the show comes from (English if the show, such as a Western cartoon series, comes from the UK or the USA, Korean if the show, such as a Korean cartoon, comes from South Korea and Japanese if the show, such as an Japanese anime series, comes from Japan), with Chinese subtitles and the other is the Chinese dubbed version.

3 Chinese music groups, COLLAR, ERROR and MIRROR, were formed by ViuTV via its talent show series *King Maker.*

In 2020, ViuTV reached a milestone of 4 million audiences.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

On June 26, 2017, ViuTV began broadcasting the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, starting with the original season, in 2 versions:

1. The original Japanese version with Chinese subtitles.
2. The Chinese dubbed version with Cantonese dialects.

The anime series is distributed under its Chinese translated title 'Super Wanda'. (**Traditional:** 超能旺達, **Simplified:** 超能旺达)

The series later moved to a new channel on HKOpenTV (now changed to HOYTV) from September 28, 2022 on weekdays (but subtle to various broadcasting timeslot changes).

## Trivia

* ViuTV is the broadcasting television channel counterpart of the Chinese streaming service Viu.
* All the Chinese dubs broadcasted on ViuTV have the Chinese language spoken with Cantonese dialects.
Vol.3: Mazemaze Program

## Mazemaze Program

**Mazemaze Program** (Japanese: **マゼマゼプログラム**, ***Mazemaze Program***) is a Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. It contains about 32 Kamiwaza Pro-cards and its volume number is 3. It was first released in Japan on November 2016.

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

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

### Normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There 18 normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Banemin
* Drymin
* Kyatchimin
* Spicesmin
* Gymmin
* Tengumin
* Mapmin
* Brushmin
* Meganemin
* Cafemin
* Speechmin
* Fukumin
* Recordmin
* Sumerumin
* Shugamin
* Rappumin
* Slowmin
* Mentemin

### Rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

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

* Artmin
* Tafumin
* Penmin
* Memorymin
* Mutemin
* Gamemin
* Showamin

### Super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There are 4 super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Divemin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Senpuumin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Keshigomin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Freezemin (Kamiwaza Art)

### Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

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

* Artmin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Drymin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Gamemin (Kamiwaza Art)

## Trivia

* This Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack shares its release month with the Rearea Program expansion pack.
Vacuumin

**Vacuumin** (Japanese: **バキューミン**, ***Vacuumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fact-Promin. He is the Fact-Promin of the Hokkori attribute.

## Personal

### Appearance

Vacuumin has a green face inside of a yellowish-green mask. He also has green shoulders with vacuum-cleaner trunk-resembling arms, green hands resembling push-sticks and light-green feet.

### Personality

Vacuumin loves to clean and he never forgives any of the dust he sees.

### Relationships

* Yuto (first human companion)

* Rocketmin and Merrygomin (Fact-Promin companions)

### Abilities

Vacuumin's Kamiwaza ability is to absorb anything dirty with his cleaning hands.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Vacuumin made his debut in episode 45 along with Merrygomin and Slicermin. Thanks to Gauzemin who was recaptured and debugged as Bug-Gauzemin by Yuto, Vacuumin can be awakened.

Vacuumin had to deal with Don Bugdez's monstrous form in episode 46.

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

## Trivia

### Background

* Vacuumin is the Fact-Promin of the Hokkori attribute.

* Vacuumin is one of the last 3 Fact-Promins to appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

### Notes

* In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Vacuumin is voiced by Jurota Kosugi. *(See: Fact-Promins/List of Fact-Promin and other Promin voice actors)*
Tur-rumin

**Tur-rumin** (Japanese: **タールミン**, ***Tur-rumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is the fusion of Turbomin and Dorirumin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Tur-rumin has an orange head with a yellow face and a purple nose. On his head, he has purple markings. Tur-rumin also has drill-looking arms and an orange body with short legs just like Dorirumin.

### Personality

Tur-rumin is a brave, tough Fusion Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto (master)

* Wanda (challenge 2 target)

### Abilities

Tur-rumin's Kamiwaza ability is to dig tunnels with accelerated speed.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Tur-rumin made his debut in episode 26 when Yuto fused Turbomin and Dorirumin with his Kamiwaza Shaker in order to deal with Wanda who's dressed up as a mole. Tur-rumin dug the grounds to chase Wanda and then caught him. When the second challenge was over, Tur-rumin turns back into Turbomin and Dorirumin.

## Trivia

### Background

* Tur-rumin shares the same fusion material Promin, Turbomin, with Chabomin who is the fusion of Chakkamin and Turbomin.
* Tur-rumin shares the same debut episode with Ga-kamin (Gauzemin + Tonkmin), Ja-gumin (Jaguchimin + Plugmin) and Zu-rumin. (Zuzumin + Railmin)

### Resemblances

* Tur-rumin resembles a fusion of a motorbike and a drill.
Wanda's spaceship

Yuto, Mirai and Shuu standing in front of Wanda's spaceship

### Purpose

Transports Kamiwaza Power-Shooters and Kamiwaza Teammates from Earth to the Wonder Star and back when carried around by Rocketmin.

### Used for travel by...

Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Wanda, Nice, Amazing, Mighty

**Wanda's spaceship** (Japanese: **ワンダの宇宙船**, *Wanda no uchūsen*) is a vehicle in Kamiwaza Wanda and a bigger version of the Kamiwaza Pod. Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Wanda, Nice, Amazing and Mighty all travel in this together through space.

## Appearance and functions

### Appearance

Wanda's spaceship is a white UFO-like spaceship with black and orange lines on it. It also has round windows with orange frames. About 7 or 8 astronauts can fit inside Wanda's spaceship.

### Functions

The hatch on Wanda's spaceship can opened and closed so that the astronauts can go inside it. However, Wanda's spaceship cannot take off all by itself. Instead, it is usually carried around by the Fact-Promin Rocketmin.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Wanda's spaceship was first seen in episode 47 when it was under construction by several Promins. Later, Yuto, Mirai and Shuu and their Kamiwaza Teammates got into Wanda's spaceship as they're ready for their space journey to the Wonder-Star. Rocketmin then picks up Wanda's spaceship and takes off with it.

## Trivia

* Wanda's spaceship is the second vehicle that is capible of traveling through space. The first one being the Kamiwaza Pod.
* Wanda's spaceship is the last vehicle to appear in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
Tokyo

Tokyo during the morning time

**Tokyo** (Japanese: **東京**, *Tōkyō*) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a huge city. In the Kamiwaza Wanda universe, it is known for its district of **KiraKira** in the Shibuya ward.

## Appearance

Tokyo is a large capital city of Japan with various towns, cities and special wards. It has lots of sky-scrapers as well.

### Kirakira district

*See: Kirakira district*

In the Kamiwaza Wanda universe, Tokyo has a district in the Shibuya ward named Kirakira. The heart of the Kirakira district is Kirakira First Street which is the home of Yuto and his 2 friends Mirai and Shuu.

### Other locations in Tokyo

There are also other known locations in Tokyo such as:

* The docks
* Tokyo Science Museum
* Tokyo Racing Track
* Inokashira Park
* Tokyo City Zoo

## In the series

Most of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series took place in Tokyo, starting with episode 1 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## In the manga

Most of the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series took place in Tokyo, starting with chapter 01.

## Trivia

* Tokyo is based on a real-life city of the same name in Japan.
* In the Korean **Power-Catch Wanda** dub, this location is instead known as Seoul and is instead located in South Korea.
LastPlayerLogged

Get the last player logged.

## Example

```
       public override void Update()
       {
           if (OnPlayerLogin)
           {
               Console.WriteLine("Welcome [" + GetPlayerGroup(**LastPlayerLogged**, userDictionary) + "]" + **LastPlayerLogged**.PlayerName + "!");
           }
       }

```

## Returns

A User of the last player logged.

Null if there's no last player logged.
Turbo starter pack

The **Turbo starter pack** (Japanese: **スターターセット ターボ編**, *Sutātāsetto Tābo-hen*) is a Kamiwaza Pro-card starter pack within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline.

It was first released in Japan on June 2016. It is also one of the 2 Kamiwaza Pro-card starter packs released during the original season era along with the Tonka starter pack.

## Starter pack details

Produced by the toy company Takara Tomy, the Turbo starter pack is one of the first 2 Kamiwaza Pro-card starter packs in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's toyline. Along with the Tonka starter pack, it is also one of the Kamiwaza Pro-card starter parks released during the Kamiwaza Wanda frachise's original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season era.

The packaging for this Kamiwaza Pro-card starter pack is about 22cm tall and 10.3cm wide.

It contains 3 Kamiwaza Pro-cards with each one of the following 3 Promin attributes: Norinori, Hokkori and Punpun.

One of the 3 Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this starter pack is a super-rare version which is made exclusively for the starter pack itself. The other 2 Kamiwaza Pro-cards are normal versions which are also included in the Ikeike Program expansion packs.

### Promins in this Kamiwaza Pro-card starter pack

There are 3 Promins in this Kamiwaza Pro-card starter pack. The Promins in this starter pack are:

* Turbomin (Super-rare)
* Denkyumin
* Hasamin

## Trivia

* This Kamiwaza Pro-card starter pack is named after the Promin Turbomin which the very first Promin on the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's Promin list.
	+ In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series and in the manga, Kamiwaza Power-Shooter Yuto has Turbomin as his Promin buddy. Turbomin uses his Kamiwaza ability to speed up Yuto's skateboard.
* The super-rare version of Turbomin's Kamiwaza Pro-card from this Kamiwaza Pro-card starter pack is seen on the eyecatches on a very few episodes of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
Vol.2: Kirekire Program

## Kirekire Program

**Kirekire Program** (Japanese: **キレキレプログラム**, ***Kirekire Program***) is a Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. It contains about 20 Kamiwaza Pro-cards and its volume number is 2. It was first released in Japan on September 2016.

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

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

### Normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards

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

* Zuzumin
* Boatmin
* Sukemin
* Micmin
* Burgemin
* Magnemin
* Jaguchimin
* Sharimin
* Senpuumin
* Liftmin
* Senpuumin (Silver frame)
* Magnemin (Silver frame)
* Sharimin (Silver frame)

### Rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

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

* Divemin
* Hanshamin
* Stopmin

### Super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There are 2 super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Chakkamin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Denkyumin (Kamiwaza Art)

### Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There are 2 Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Sukemin (Kamiwaza Art)
* Jetmin (Kamiwaza Art)

## Trivia

* This is the last Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack to be released before the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season changed its opening and ending themes.
OnPlayerLogin

A Boolean that returns true when a player logs in.

## Example

```
        public override void Update()
       {
           if (**OnPlayerLogin**)
           {
               Console.WriteLine("Welcome [" + GetPlayerGroup(LastPlayerLogged, userDictionary) + "]" + LastPlayerLogged.PlayerName + "!");
           }
       }

```

## Returns

True when a player log in on the last frame.

False when not.
Wannosuke

**Wannosuke** (Japanese: **ワン之介**, ***Wannosuke***) is a minor character in Kamiwaza Wanda and was Yuto's family's pet dog. Sadly however, he died prior the beginning of the original Kamiwaza Wanda season. He was replaced by Yuto's Kamiwaza Teammate Wanda.

## Personal

### Appearance

Wannosuke is a biege-white domestic Pug dog with brown ears, a brown muzzle and black eyes.

### Personality

Wannosuke was a playful family pet dog who belonged to the Kamiya family.

Yui, Yuto's sister, admired Wannosuke, since Yui herself was a baby, until Wannosuke died from some illness prior to the events of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. Following his death, Wannosuke was then replaced by a talking Pug-like roommate named Wanda who is also Yuto's Kamiwaza Teammate.

### Relationships

* Yuto (owner)
* Yui (owner)
* Hiruto Kamiya (owner)
* Yuuka Kamiya (owner)
* Wanda (replacement)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Wannosuke was mentioned in episode 1 by Yui to Yuto whilst looking for a new pet dog until they encounter the Wonder-Star citizen Wanda.

An illusion of Wannosuke appeared in front of Wanda in episode 41.

## Trivia

* Wannosuke is one of the original Kamiwaza Wanda season characters who have died. The other ones being Souma's parents Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto.
* Wannosuke is the first character in the Kamiwaza Wanda series to be classified as an animal. The second one being Momotaru who is Mirai's relative Sakura's pet cat.
* Wannosuke's name is a combination of 'Wan' (Japanese: **ワン**, *'Wan'*), which is the Japanese sounding of a dog's barking, and 'Shinnosuke' (Japanese: **慎之介**, *'Shinnosuke'*) meaning 'humility of shellfish'.
* Not accepting this character's fate, Yui once mistook her brother's Kamiwaza Teammate Wanda for this character. That was until episode 10 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season when Yui managed to say out Wanda's name.

## Gallery

Wannosuke is seen in Yui's arms on a family photo Yuto and Yui have mentioned
Yochien

The July 2016 issue of Yochien

**Yochien** (Japanese: **幼稚園**, *Yōchien*) is a Japanese preschool children's activity magazine published by Shogakukan. It includes puzzles, games, stories and crafts. It was first launched in 1932. Like Televi-Kun, Yochien is known to have the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise featured in its publishings.

## Magazine history and structure

### History

When releasing its first issue in circa 1932, Yochien started out as a plain preschool children's activity magazine.

In 1959, Yochien started having franchises featured in its publishings, beginning with the American cartoon franchise 'Popeye the Sailor'. In 1965, 'Obake no Q-Taro' became the first Japanese franchise to be featured in Yochein.

Starting in August 2005, Yochien included DVDs, each containing an episode of either one of the children's anime shows or one of the children's television cartoons and shows, as a free gift. Yochien originally included one DVD per year as a free gift but is now including 4 DVDs per year.

In March 2010, Yochien went into full color due to the change on the content organization. However, in October 2016, the 'Knowledge' content pages returned to monochrome.

### Structure

Yochien is a magazine that consists of:

* Puzzles
* Games
* Coloring
* Stories
* Crafts

Yochien features several kid-friendly franchises such as 'Kamen Rider' and 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' for boys, 'Tamagotchi' and 'Licca-Chan' for girls and 'Pokemon' and 'Yo-Kai Watch' for both boys and girls.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Starting in 2016, Yochien began featuring the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise in its publications. From the May 2016 issue to the April 2017 issue, Kamiwaza Wanda was featured in Yochien during the franchise's original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season era.

On the July 2016 issue of Yochien, there is a game based on the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise in which the reader has to reveal a picture by rubbing what covers it with the eraser-end of a pencil.

Yochien is yet to have the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise featured in its publications again when a new Kamiwaza Wanda anime season debuts.

## Trivia

* The title of this preschool children's activity magazine is also the Japanese word for 'kindergarten'.
	+ In the original Japanese version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime, there is a location in the franchise's universe that uses the 'Yochien' kanji on its sign above the door. *(See: Kirakira Kindergarten)*
* Of all the Shokakugan magazines the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise is featured in, Yochien is the oldest children's magazine by its year of debut.

## Links

* Shogakukan Kids website (Japanese)
Power-Catch Wanda Animanga Volume 2

**Power-Catch Wanda Animanga Volume 2** (Korean translation: 파워캐치 완다 2) is an animanga book related to Kamiwaza Wanda. It is based on the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season and it adapts the original anime season's episodes 5 to 8. It was first released in South Korea on March 16, 2017.

## Episodes in this animanga book

### 1. Episode 05: Beware Of Bugmin, Beware Of Fire

Whilst leaving for a barbeque at the riverside, Yuto went separate ways with Wanda without noticing. Later during preparations for the barbeque, Yuto had to deal with Bug-Chakkamin who caused mayhem with fire. Can Yuto reunite with Wanda and save the barbeque?

### 2. Episode 06: First Prize Of Kirakira Star

There's a singing competition held at Kirakira First Street and Mirai is going to paticipate in it. Her friends Yuto, Yui, Wanda and Shuu were helping her practise her singing when Bug-Micmin appears and turns Mirai into a karaoke queen. Therefore, Yuto must stop Bug-Micmin and save Mirai.

### 3. Episode 07: Crying Sandwich!

Detokkusu Komatsu is coming to Kirakira First Street to try out all the foods at the food festival. Later on, Yuto had use Burgemin in order to deal with Bug-Sharimin who has caused chaos at Kirakira First Street.

### 4. Episode 08: Quiz Battle In The Library!!

Yuto is in for a test at Kirakira Elementary School so he must go to Kirakira Library and use an important book to study through. However, that book Yuto was studying through may be a trick caused by none other than Bug-Jishomin.

## Trivia

* The background on this book's cover is colored orange and yellow.
* The Promins appearing in this book's front cover are Burgemin, Micmin, Chakkamin, Gauzemin, Tonkmin, Kagimin, Gakkimin, Sharimin and Railmin.