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Kirakira Event Stage

Wanda doing his speech about the differences between himself and a real dog at the Kirakira Event Stage in the original season's 41st episode

## Location data

### Purpose

Events are held in there.

The **Kirakira Event Stage** (Japanese: **キラキラ一イベントステージ**, ***Kirakira Event Stage***) is a sub-location in Kamiwaza Wanda and an event area at Kirakira First Street. Selected events held at Kirakira First Street mainly take place there.

## Appearance

The Kirakira Event Stage is an enormous outdoor event area with white stalls and a large stage with speakers. It also has a background with colourful, cartoonish stars on the upper half and red and white stripes on the lower half.

The stage itself has a light-yellow platform, silver iron-supporters and a sky-blue sheltering part.

## Purpose

The selected events held at Kirakira First Street mainly take place in the Kirakira Event Stage. These selected events include:

* Concerts
* Live broadcasts on stage
* Singing competitions
* Mascot presentations
* Outdoor markets

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Kirakira Event Stage was first seen during the climax in episode 6 when a singing competition took place. That singing competition was won by Nicole.

Wanda was presented on the Kirakira Event Stage as the food festival's mascot in episode 7.

During Nicole's live broadcasting on stage in episode 30, Wanda introduced entertainer Takezo Panda to the crowd at the Kirakira Event Stage.

There was a situation going on at the Kirakira Event Stage in episode 41: Everyone at Kirakira First Street takes turns to make speeches on stage, except for Masato and Mighty, followed by a purple fog surrounding them all, causing them to see their traumatising memories. That was until Masato managed to capture and debug the 2 Bugmins Bug-Speechmin and Bug-Memorymin.

## Trivia

* The Kirakira Event Stage is loosely based on several event-helding real-life locations such as a park near Cardiff Museum (In which the Cardiff Winter Wonderland was held in during December) in Cardiff, Wales, the UK.
Sho Nogami

**Sho Nogami** (Japanese: **野上翔**, ***Sho Nogami***) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices the Promin Turbomin and other 6 Promins in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Sho Nogami was born in Beppu, Oita, Japan on September 04, 1988.

In 2014, Sho Nogami began voicing character for several anime shows. The first anime character he voiced was a classmate in the 12-episode anime 'One Week Friends' which aired from April 08, 2014 to June 22 of the same year.

Sho Nogami also provided the voices of several characters in the 'Yu-Gi-Oh' franchise's anime line. He voiced 5 characters in the 2014 instalment 'Yu-Gi-Oh ARC-V' and one character in the 2017 instalment 'Yu-Gi-Oh VRAINS'.

Outside the anime industry, Sho Nogami provided the voices of characters for many video games. For example: He voiced Shiki Iseya for 'THE IDOLM@STER SideM' and the false male Zonda for the 'Azure Striker Gunvolt' series.

Sho Nogami is also capable of providing the vocals. As part of QUELL, he sang various songs for the TV anime 'TsukiPro the Animation' including the opening theme 'Because you are' for episodes 3, 7 and 11 of that anime.

## Roles

 Georg
 Tasaka
 Shiki Iseya
 Naoki Minamo

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Sho Nogami is one of the voice actors that voice the Promins in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. He voiced 6 Promins who have made their debut in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

* Turbomin
* Drymin
* Origamin
* Copymin
* Tengumin
* Temomin

Sho Nogami also provided the voice of Cafemin, who is also introduced in the original anime season, but only in the original anime season.

Sho Nogami also voiced the Wakuwaku attribute's Fact-Promin Merrygomin.

## Trivia

* Once, Sho Nogami paticipated on a TV special with Hiruto Kamiya's voice actor Masayuki Katou.

## Links

### External Links

* Sho Nogami's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Sho Nogami's profile on VIMS (Japanese)
Power-Catch Wanda Animanga Volume 5

**Power-Catch Wanda Animanga Volume 5** (Korean translation: 파워캐치 완다 5) 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 17 to 20. It was first relesed in South Korea on June 26, 2017.

## Episodes in this animanga book

### 1. Episode 17: Magnetic Wanda!

Mrs. Hina and her students are on a summer field-trip to the Tokyo Science Museum and Wanda's coming with them. Later, Wanda becomes magnetic thanks to Bug-Magnemin who Yuto has to deal with.

### 2. Episode 18: A Promin Knockout Case

Yuto, his friends and Wanda are invited to a party at Souma's mansion. During the party however, some of Yuto's Promins were knocked out so Yuto and Wanda solve the mystery to see who done it even though it could be the work of a Bugmin...

### 3. Episode 19: Television Star Nicole!

According to what Ichiban-Hoshi Teru says, Nicole is chosen to star in a special on television. Mr. Oyama, Nicole's father, is also coming to see his daughter on television. Will Nicole ever make her television debut for her parents or would a Bugmin like Bug-Plugmin cause trouble for Nicole?

### 4. Episode 20: Black Kamiwaza Shot

Yuto and his friends are going to practise doing some dancing. Yui and Wanda are joining in too. However, Bugmin Bug-Dancemin turns up and make everyone dance like crazy. Later on, another Kamiwaza Power-Shooter, named Masato, has joined in Mrs. Hina's class and Yuto and his friends have to find out about him.

## Trivia

* The background on this book's cover is colored violet.
* The Promins appearing in this book's front cover are Dancemin, Sharimin, Zuzumin, Chakkamin, Mutemin, Gauzemin, Plugmin, Magnemin, Turbomin, Hanshamin, Liftmin, Railmin and Kagimin.
* Until episode 21 and onwards, including the rest of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, are adapted into animanga adaptations, this is the last original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season animanga volume to date.
Promin-Room playsets

**Promin-Room playsets** (Japanese: **プロミンルームプレイセット**, ***Promin-Room playsets***) are a collection of toy playsets released within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. They are first released in Japan with the Japanese price of 2,500 yen.

## Description

The Promin-Room playsets are playsets that come with a Promin figure and a Bugmin figure. They are based on the rooms belonging to the Promins.

The Promin-Room playsets based on the rooms belonging to Turbomin, Railmin, Gauzemin and Tonkmin were first released in Japan on June 2016.

## Trivia

* This is the first collection of main line toy products to be based on Promins.
* On the late 2016 Televi-Kun issue, 2 unreleased Promin-Room playsets were seen. One of them is the 'Zuzumin's Circus Room' playset with Zuzumin and Bug-Chakkamin and the 'Burgemin's Burger-Restaurant' playset with Burgemin and Bug-Sharimin.
* The Promin-Room playsets are based on some in-series Poromin-related locations. (*See: Promin-Rooms*)
Memorymin

### Kamiwaza

Prevents people's memories from being forgotten; Makes sure that everyone has good memories.

**Memorymin** (Japanese: **メモリミン**, ***Memorymin***)is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Kicchiri.

## Personal

### Appearance

Memorymin resembles a silvery-white memory chip with a lavender cover on his head, a purple face and a purple CPU chip on his head. He also has USB memory-contact-looking arms and orange markings.

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

As a Bugmin, the cover on his head is green and his hands are red.

### Personality

Memorymin is a smart Promin known to have a good memory.

### Relationships

* Jishomin (possible rival)

* Jetmin (the troubled one when Memorymin was a Bugmin, now friends as a Promin)

* Masato (current owner)

### Abilities

Memorymin's Kamiwaza ability is to prevent people's memories from being forgotten and make sure that everyone has good memories. As a Bugmin, he can cause anyone to get traumatised in their minds.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Memorymin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 41 when when he replayed the memories of Yuto, Yui, Mirai, Shuu and Wanda and then got Masato traumatised with illusions of his sister Mako. Bug-Memorymin was later captured and debugged by Masato with Jetmin's help.

Memorymin was mentioned by Masato in episode 42 whilst awakening Dozermin which is the Kicchiri attribute's Fact-Promin.

## Trivia

### Notes

* Memorymin's name comes from the word 'memory'.

## Links

* Memorymin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Power-Catch Wanda: The Board Game

The board game's box cover

### Aim of the game

The first player to have 6 Promin tokens or 6 Bugmin tokens on their token pad when reaching the goal is the winner.

**Power-Catch Wanda: The Board Game** (Korean translation: 파워캐치완다 보드게임) is a South Korean board game about Kamiwaza Wanda. It was first released in South Korea in 2016 by Samjin International.

## Board game contents

Power Catch Wanda: The Board Game contains the following board game contents:

* 1 game board
* 14 Promin tokens
* 14 Bugmin tokens
* 1 battle roulette
* 4 counters
* 4 token pads
* 1 dice
* 25 cards (11 lucky and 14 storage)

## Aim of the game

### Setting up

First, the game board lays flat on a flat surface facing upwards. Then, the Promin tokens and the Bugmin tokens are placed in the game board's token slots. The Promin tokens go in the token slots with the green frames while the Bugmin tokens go in the token slots with the red frames. Each one of the 2, 3 or 4 players is given a counter (Each of the 4 counters contain a picture of Wanda.) and a token pad. The battle roulette is placed by the side of the game board. The counters are then placed on the start space. Then, the game begins.

### Playing the board game

Each player takes a turn in this board game. The player has to roll the dice in order to move their counter either fowards or backwards. This board game lets each player move freely. Their turn ends if the player lands on a blank white space. If they land on a green space, they draw a card.

#### Battle and collecting tokens

If the player collects a token and lands on a red space, the player then must face another player in a battle using Promin and Bugmin tokens. Both players each have to spin for their number on the battle roulette. There are 4 numbers and a Promin or a Bugmin has to use an attack depending on which number the player lands on the battle roulette. The Promin or Bugmin wins if their attack number is higher than their opponent. The player takes the opponent's token if they win the battle.

There is a card in this board game which prevents battles.

#### Using the cards

This board game also contains 25 cards. 11 of which are lucky cards while the other 14 are storage cards.

* The lucky cards have 5 types. They can be used at any time, even after storage. For example: A 'Charge Up!' lucky card is used to increase the attack power on the Promin or Bugmin token by the number shown on the card.
* The storage cards have 9 types. They can be used immediatley.

### Winning

In order to win, the player must collect either 6 Promin tokens or 6 Bugmin tokens on their token pad and then reach the goal.

## Trivia

* This is the very first board game in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise.
* The average time for when playing Power-Catch Wanda: The Board Game is 30 minutes.
Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 09

**Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 09** is the ninth DVD volume of Kamiwaza Wanda. It was first published in Japan on May 26, 2017 by Shogakukan.

## Description

After stealing the black Kamiwaza Shaker from the Bug Bytes and Great, it'll be Masato's turn to awaken the Fact-Promins. Masato struggles to battle Don Bugdez so Yuto, Wanda and their friends arrive for Masato and Mighty's rescue.

## Content

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

1. Episode 38: Shaker Robbery Order
2. Episode 39: Buruburu Race Competition
3. Episode 40: Tengu, Tengu, Tengu!
4. Episode 41: Memory Warnings
5. Episode 42: Raid! Don Bugdez

## Trivia

* The Promin featured on this DVD volume's cover is Dorirumin.
* The background color for this DVD volume's cover is chartreuse.
* This is the first DVD volume to include the special version of the 'Bagutte Iijan' opening as a separate bonus video.
Rizumumin

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

## Personal

### Appearance

Rizumumin resembles a bright-red mechanical metronome with a light-green pendulum rod, purple features, lilac arms, light-green fingers, a lilac face and light-green markings. His right hand resembles a lilac baton with a bright-red hand.

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

As a Bugmin his baton-resembling hand is colored red and grey instead of bright-red and lilac.

### Abilities

Rizumumin's Kamiwaza ability is to keep the music in the correct rythms. As a Bugmin, he can change the tempo of the music to make it go wrong without anyone noticing.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Rizumumin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 34 when he caused havoc in Kirakira First Street along with Bug-Kyatchimin and Bug-Fukumin. Later, Bug-Rizumumin was confronted by Recordmin and was then captured and debugged by Yuto.

Rizumumin made a cameo appearance in episode 46.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Rizumumin 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-Rizumumin in an unnamed side quest.

## Trivia

### Resemblances

* Rizumumin resembles a mechanical metronome.

### Notes

* Rizumumin's name comes from the word 'rhythm' as it is said the Japanese way.

## Links

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

**Mentemin** (Japanese: **メンテミン**, ***Mentemin***)is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Punpun.

## Personal

### Appearance

Mentemin resembles a greyish-blue spanner with magenta markings. The blue horn on his forhead resembles the end of a spanner

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

As a Bugmin, his spanner-like horn and his shoulders are colored red and his face has a slightly more angry look.

### Personality

Mentemin looks cold, but he is a clever, bulky Promin.

### Abilities

Mentemin's Kamiwaza ability is to fix every machine that has stopped or is broken. As a Bugmin, he can convert and control any machine he wants.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Mentemin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 35 when he took control of the giant robot Ginga Hoshaburo which was then confronted by the Shirishiri attribute's Fact-Promin Rocketmin. Bug-Mentemin was then captured and debugged by Yuto.

He was later mentioned in episode 45.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

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

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

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Mentemin 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-Mentemin in an unnamed side quest.

## Trivia

### Background

* Mentemin also appeared in an eyecatch of episode 35.

### Resemblances

* Mentemin resembles a spanner. On his arms, he had bolts

### Notes

* Mentemin is one of the lately appeared Promins in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season.
* Mentemin is the first Promin to be confronted as a Bugmin by a Fact-Promin.

## Links

* Mentemin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 08

**Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 08** is the eighth DVD volume of Kamiwaza Wanda. It was first published in Japan on April 21, 2017 by Shogakukan.

## Description

Yuto, Wanda and their friends are in for a holiday season. The Kamiwaza Shaker isn't just used to fuse Promins in order to summon Fusion Promins with but a mysterious surprise at the Tokyo Science Museum awaits for Yuto...

## Content

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

1. Episode 33: Wish Upon A Folding Crane
2. Episode 34: The Legendary Promin!
3. Episode 35: Rocketmin Appears!
4. Episode 36: Advance! Wanda Expeditionary Corps
5. Episode 37: Big And Small

## Trivia

* The Promin featured on this DVD volume's cover is Origamin.
* The background color for this DVD volume's cover is rose-red.
* This the last original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season DVD volume to have TV spots as its bonus features.
Masashi Suzuki

**Masashi Suzuki** (Japanese: **鈴木雅詞**, ***Masashi Suzuki***) is a scriptwriter involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He is involved in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season.

## Biography

Masashi Suzuki was born somewhere in Japan at an unknown date.

Masashi Suzuki is a scriptwriter known for writing scripts for many TV anime, such as 'Battle Spirits: Double Drive' and 'Reborn!', and some OVA anime.

He also provided the series composition for a few anime such as the OVA anime 'Kanokon: The Girl Who Cried Fox' and a TV anime series of the same name.

Masashi Suzuki provided the literature for the TV anime 'Rumbling Hearts' which aired from October 5, 2003 to January 4, 2004.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Masashi Suzuki provided the scripts for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. For the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, he wrote the scripts for 8 episodes:

* Episode 3: The Rail Continues
* Episode 5: Beware Of Bugmin, Beware Of Fire
* Episode 11: Goodbye Wanda...
* Episode 12: Charge Up!!
* Episode 22: Promin VS Promin
* Episode 27: The Strongest Fitting Work!
* Episode 34: The Legendary Promin!
* Episode 38: Shaker Robbery Order

## Trivia

* Masashi Suzuki shared his progress on the script for the original Kamiwaza Wanda season episode 'The Rail Continues' with Takaaki Honda.

## Links

* Masashi Suzuki's profile on the Anime News Network website
Kicchiri attribute

**Kicchiri** (Japanese: **キッチリ**, ***Kicchiri***) is a Promin attribute in Kamiwaza Wanda. It was introduced in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season. Its theme color is dark-blue.

## Information

By Promin listing order, Kicchiri is the fifth of the Promin attributes and one of the 6 attributes introduced in the original season. "Kicchiri" literaly means "clever".

By the time it was first introduced, the Kicchiri attribute has 15 Promins.

Kamiwaza Pro-cards of the Kicchiri attribute Promins are colored blue with pink and orange frames.

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

### Fact-Promin

Dozermin is the Kicchiri attribute's Fact-Promin. He shares his strength with the Punpun attribute Promin Liftmin. In episode 42 the original Kamiwaza Wanda season, Dozermin is the second Fact-Promin to be encountered by Masato after Metmin.

## Bugmins

*See: Kicchiri attribute/List of Bugmins*

## Trivia

* "Kicchiri" almost sounded like the word "kitchen" which is a room where you cook your meals in.
* Clipmin is the only Promin who is absent the original Kamiwaza Wanda season.
* Despite of Jishomin being the first Kicchiri attribute Promin on the list, Kagimin is the only Promin of this attribute who was introduced in the teaser before the franchise's debut.
* The Kicchiri attribute is one of the Promin attributes not to have any of the Promins changing their attributes in the franchise's original era. The other one being Wakuwaku.
List of Kamiwaza Wanda Korean dub voice actors

Here are a list of voice actors in the Korean **Power-Catch Wanda** dub version of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Korean dub voice actor list

Note: As written in Korean, the names of the male voice actors are written in blue while the names of the female voice actors are written in red.

## Trivia

* The Korean dub actors who voiced all the other Kamiwaza Wanda anime characters, such as Kon Batora, Lady Mariko and Mirai's parents, are slightly unknown.
* The Korean dubbing of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series was directed by Jeong Hye-su (Korean translation: 정혜수) of CIC Media with the import and supply being handled by SMG Holdings.
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**Scott** is a Knave from Weirdoland in the Red Kingdom.

## Personality

He's the same as his counterpart: a country boy who's a schemer, bossy, disgusting, lack intelligence and social skills. He's even bumbling as shown when trying to catch Erin only to fail many times. But he's able to perform his task as a Knave well, due to making his "papi" proud and fear of Heather chopping his head off. He has a crush on Wing the Knave of Diamonds, much to her disgust and dismay.

## Bio

During Wing's past when she was trying to be a thief, she was captured and thrown in the dungeon where she meet Mike. Scott, who became smitten by her, offered her a deal: either she'd be his girlfriend or he'll have Mike killed and then reveal her identity to the Red Kingdom before having her head chopped off. Wing reluctantly and quietly agreed with Scott. He offered her tea which turns out to be drugged. Once she was drugged, Scott carries her off to his quarters, secretly double-crossing their deal. He nearly forced her to kiss him until Sly Cooper came to her rescue by knocking his weapon away and Vanellope scared him off.

## Trivia

* Like his mainstream counterpart having a crush on Wing, although fan fiction only, he has a crush on Knave Wing.
* Despite *Through the Mirror* was a family story, as told by Natasha, Scott came close to raping Wing, although it was an almost force kiss.
	+ He was the one of the two to do so, first being Nick O'Teen.
Kamiwaza Wanda Manga Volume 01

**Volume 01** is the first volume of Kamiwaza Wanda. It was first published in Japan on July 28, 2016 by Shogakkan.

## Description

Wanda, prince of the Wonder-Star, will be doing gags and battles with the mysterious creatures known as Promins who are the dying programmings of the world.

Using a camera-like device the Kamiwaza Power-Shot and the flashlight-like device the Kamiwaza Searcher, Yuto and Wanda must work together and capture and debug the Bugmins in order to collect and restore the Promins who have mysteriously disappeared.

## Chapters

The first volume of the Kamiwaza Wanda manga includes the first four chapters.

* Chapter 01: **Yuto and Wanda, A Combination Is Born!?**
* Chapter 02: **Bugmin Mass Generation**
* Chapter 03: **The Mysterious Trio Bug Bytes Appeared**
* Chapter 04: **Turbomin, Charge Up!**

## Trivia

* The background color of this volume's cover is blue.
* This is the first volume to include a hidden 'spot the difference' game where you have the spot the 5 changes that are under the sleeve-cover.
* **Back-cover Bonus Mini-Comic**: Still with his new face, Wanda shows the reader the answers to this volume's 'spot the difference' game. Wanda then notices that Bug-Keshigomin was gone. Yuto and Turbomin have sneakly hid Bug-Keshigomin in a dustbin built by Tonkmin.

## Links

### External Links

* Information on Volume 01 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series on the Shogakkan website (Japanese)
Sakura

Sakura reuniting with her pet cat Momotaru

**Sakura** (Japanese: **サクラ**, ***Sakura***) is a minor character in Kamiwaza Wanda and is Mirai's relative. She is Momotaru's owner.

## Personal

### Appearance

Sakura is a young girl with rich-brown hair and hazel-brown eyes. She wears a white long-sleeved shirt with a light-purple ribbon and an orange dress.

### Personality

Sakura is a young girl who was looking for her pet cat Momotaru.

### Relationships

* Mirai (relative)
* Momotaru (pet cat)
* Yuto and Wanda (the ones who found Momotaru for Sakura)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Sakura made her debut in episode 32 after Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Heartmin. She reunited with her pet cat Momotaru who in which Yuto and Wanda have found him for her.

Sakura made cameo appearances in episode 46 and episode 47.

## Trivia

* Sakura's name literally means 'cherry blossom'.
* Sakura shares her name with the main protagonist from another franchise: 'Cardcaptor Sakura'.
Mikihiko Ando

**Mikihiko Ando** (Japanese: **安藤幹彦**, ***Mikihiko Ando***) is a key animator involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He is involved in Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Mikihiko Ando was born someone in Japan at an unknown date.

After graduating from a Japanese college under the animation department, Mikihiko Ando began his career as a key animator, animation director and layout-provider to many TV anime shows in Japan as well as a few anime movies and direct-to-video OVA anime.

One of the noticable examples of Mikihiko Ando's works is the key animation for episode 26 of a cooking-themed anime 'Mister Ajikko' which aired from October 08, 1987 until September 28, 1989.

Mikihiko Ando provided the paintwork for the anime film 'Doraemon the Movie: Nobita and the Steel Troops' which was released in the cinemas on March 15, 1986.

Mikihiko Ando also worked as an animation director and a key animator to the 'Naruto' franchise's first sequel anime 'Naruto Shippūden' and spin-off anime 'Naruto Spin-Off: Rock Lee & His Ninja Pals'.

## Projects

 Flint: The Time Detective
 Mr. Osomatsu
 Onegai My Melody - Kuru Kuru Shuffle!
 Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun

## Kamiwaza Wanda

When working for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Mikihiko Ando worked on the key animation for the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season but only for the episode 'Magnetic Wanda!'.

## Trivia

* Mikihiko Ando is one of the key animators who are working on most TV anime in Japan.

## Links

### External Links

* Mikihiko Ando's profile on the Anime News Network website
Promin origawaru figures

**Promin origawaru figures** (Japanese: **プロミンオリガワル**, *Puromin origawaru*) are a collection of transformable figures released within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. They are first released in Japan with the Japanese price of 1,200 yen each.

## Description

A Promin origawaru figure can change between 3 different forms: Promin, Bugmin and Kamiwaza Pro-card.

When purchased by the user, the Promin origawaru figure appears in the form of a Promin. To chage its form into a Bugmin, the user unfolds the figure's Promin formation on one side and then reverse for the other side. To change it back into a Promin, the user must follow the method in reverse.

To change its form into a Kamiwaza Pro-card, the user unfolds the figure and stores it into its Kamiwaza Pro-card shell. The user can then change it back into either a Promin or a Bugmin afterwards.

The first three Promin origawaru figures based on Turbomin, Kagimin and Jishomin were released in Japan in June 2016. 2 more Promin origawaru figures based on Divemin and Micmin were released later in September 2016.

## Trivia

* This is the third collection of main line toy products to be based on Promins and the second collection of main line figures to do so.
* This is the first collection of main line figures to be based on Bugmins.
TBS On Demand

**TBS On Demand** (Japanese: **TBSオンデマンド**, ***TBS On Demand***) was a Japanese streaming service. Its parent company is the TBS television channel company itself.

## History

TBS On Demand was first founded and launched under the name **TBS BooBo BOX** by the people of TBS on November 1, 2005. TBS Boobo BOX then changed its name to **TBS On Demand** on September 1, 2008, nearly 3 years later.

Since its lauch, TBS On Demand had been distributing Japanese TV shows and anime that either have been airing or are currently airing on the TBS channel.

From May 20, 2009 to May 22, 2010, TBS On Demand began taking part at deliveries for the following streaming services:

* **GyaONEXT** (May 20, 2009)
* **Yahoo Video** (May, 22 2009)
* **DMM.com** (November 4, 2009)
* **DMM.TV for Blu-ray Disc** (November 25, 2009)
* **Wii no Ma** (May 22, 2010, *Note: Services for Wii no Ma were then shut down on April 30, 2012*)

On October 1, 2015, a side streaming service, **TBS FREE**, was launched.

A flat-rate premium unlimited viewing menu, which allows viewers to watch some of the TBS TV shows and anime for a fixed fee, started out on October 3, 2016.

Sadly, on June 30, 2018, streaming services for TBS On Demand came to an end which new content distribution coming to a halt on March 31 of the same year. A transfer campain to **Paravi**, another streaming service, was funded and conducted by TBSHD etc.

## Involvement in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series

TBS On Demand only distributed the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series' original season, starting from April 27, 2016. This is due to the original anime season being aired on the TBS channel. It carried on streaming episodes of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, despite of that Kamiwaza Wanda anime season aired its season finale on March 25, 2017, until TBS On Demand itself ended its streaming service on June 30, 2018.

## Trivia

* Only the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season was distributed on TBS On Demand.
Showamin

**Showamin** (Japanese: **シャワーミン**, ***Showamin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Hokkori.

## Personal

### Appearance

Showamin resembles a light-blue shower machine with icy-blue shoulders, turquoise elastic arms and icy-blue hands resembling the shower heads.

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

As a Bugmin, his elastic arms are green instead of turquoise.

### Personality

Showamin is a happy go lucky and gentle Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto (current owner)

* Drymin, Spicesmin, Brushmin, Mejamin (teammates when Showamin was a Bugmin)

### Abilities

Showamin's Kamiwaza ability is to sprinkle water for the shower. As a Bugmin, he can sprinkle water at everything and everywhere including people, animals and places that are public.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Showamin makes his debut as a Bugmin in episode 25 when Wanda encountered him along with Bug-Brushmin, Bug-Drymin, Bug-Mejamin and Bug-Spicesmin. Later, Bug-Showamin was captured and debugged by Yuto with help from Chabomin. (Chakkamin + Turbomin)

Showamin was mentioned in episode 38 by Yuto.

## Trivia

### Notes

* Showamin's name comes from the word 'shower' as it is said the Japanese way.

## Links

* Showamin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Takehito Koyasu

**Takehito Koyasu** (Japanese: **子安武人**, ***Takehito Koyasu***) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Mr. Oyama in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Takehito Koyasu was born in Japan's Kanagawa Prefecture via Yokohama on May 5, 1967.

Takehito's interest in voice acting was first sparked by the time he saw the scene before Tetsurō Hoshino's departure in 'Adieu Galaxy Express 999' where a group of nameless soldiers take him on the 999 and send him on his way, and was impressed by it. Takehito Koyasu began his voice acting career in 1988. The first two anime series that Takehito Koyasu was involved in are 'The Three Musketeers Anime' in 1987 and 'Wowser' in 1988. In 1989, Takehito Koyasu voiced his first regular character: major antagonist Gai, the King Yaksha, from the 1989 anime series 'Legend of Heavenly Sphere Shurato'.

In 2020, Takehito Koyasu made his first appearance with his son, voice actor Kōki Koyasu, in an advertisement for Takara Tomy's 'Duel Masters' franchise.

He also voiced characters in video-games. Notable examples of video-game characters Takehito Koyasu hs voiced are:

* Mr. Graham ('Mighty No.9')
* Hierophant, Hanged Man and Chariot ('Magical Drop III')
* Glyde ('Megaman Legends 2')
* Dio ('Jump Force')
* Ninja Cookie ('Cookie Run: Kingdom')
* Pandora and Takuma Saiou ('Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links')

Takehito Koyasu also provided Japanese dubbing voices for several feature-length films. He provided the Japanese voices for Fred Jones in 'Scooby-Doo: The Movie' and its sequel 'Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed ', Gorr the God Butcher in 'Thor: Love and Thunder', Marshal Quan in 'Pacific Rim: Uprising', Lou in 'Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore', an anthropic dropling emoji in 'The Emoji Movie' and Snufkin in the two 'Moomins' films 'Moomins and the Comet Chase' and 'Moomins on the Riviera'.

## Roles

 Bobobo-bo Bo-bobo
 Yu-Gi-Oh! GX
 Butch (Team Rocket member)
 Kuzan
 Snufkin, The Joxter

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Takehito Koyasu provided the voice for the sea captain Mr. Oyama, who is Nicole's father, in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, beginning with episode 19 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Trivia

* His name comes from the fact that his birthday is on Children's Day.
* Takehito Koyasu has a son named **Kōki Koyasu** (Japanese: **子安 光樹**, ***Kōki Koyasu***) who is also a voice actor.
* Takehito Koyasu took over many of the characters who were previously voiced by Kaneto Shiozawa, a voice actor who died of a cerebral contusion at the age of 46 on May 10, 2000.
* Takehito Koyasu won the Best Actor in Supporting Role award at the 15th Seiyu Awards in 2021.

## Links

### External Links

* Takehito Koyasu's profile on Anime News Network
Nanami Kashiyama

**Nanami Kashiyama** (Japanese: **柏山 奈々美**, ***Nanami Kashiyama***) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Princess Pannakotta in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Nanami Kashiyama was born in Japan's Miyagi Prefecture on December 27 of an unknown year.

In 2011, Nanami Kashiyama began her work as a voice actress for her agency Holy Peak. The first character she voiced is Utae Sonokoe from 2011 anime series 'R-15'.

So far in her lifetime, Nanami Kashiyama voiced a few anime characters such as Momo who is one of the main characters from the 2014 anime series 'Mekakucity Actors' and the 2016 anime film 'Kagerou Daze -in a day's-'.

She also voiced various characters in video-games.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Starting from the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season's 17th episode, Nanami Kashiyama began voicing characters for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. Her first Kamiwaza Wanda character is Princess Pannakotta, one of the characters from a cartoon within the anime series 'Natadecoco Panic', who is seen in an episode of that cartoon during episode 17's summoning sequence of Turbomin.

Nanami Kashiyama is yet to be chosen to voice any Promins in future seasons of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Trivia

* Outside her voice acting career, Nanami Kashiyama is known for her favourite hobbies: cooking and doing latte art.
Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 03

**Kamiwaza Wanda DVD Volume 03** is the third DVD volume of Kamiwaza Wanda. It was first published in Japan on November 25, 2016 by Shogakukan.

## Description

Poor Wanda had his face removed by the naughty Bug-Keshigomin. All the Promins Yuto has so far are in for some super training. Later, Yuto takes a trip down to Wanda's dream-world and confront Bug-Yumemin there...

## Content

This DVD volume contains 4 more episodes of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season:

1. Episode 11: Goodbye Wanda...
2. Episode 12: Charge Up!!
3. Episode 13: Wanda Of The Wonderland
4. Episode 14: The Flying Fan

## Trivia

* This is the first DVD volume of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series to contain 4 episodes instead of 5.
* The Promin featured on this DVD volume's cover is Tonkmin.
* The background color for this DVD volume's cover is purple.
Mitsuo Hashimoto

**Mitsuo Hashimoto** (Japanese: **橋本 みつお**, ***Mitsuo Hashimoto***) is a director involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He is involved in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Biography

Mitsuo Hashimoto was born somewhere in Japan at an unknown year of birth.

Mitsuo Hashimoto previously worked under his signature (橋本 光夫) which pronounces the same but he had changed it as if a manga artist of the same name was using that signature.

Mitsuo Hashimoto is known for his work on several anime shows, movies and OVAs of the 'Dragon Ball' franchise and the anime shows and films of the 'Dr. Slump & Arale-chan' franchise for Toei Animation. He is also known for being the director of the 'Twinbee' franchise's OVA 'TwinBee: Winbee no ⅛ Panic' in 1994 and the 'Tamagotchi' franchise's very first anime movie 'Tamagotchi: Honto no Hanashi' in 1997.

Mitsuo Hashimoto also worked as a director for the third instalment of the 'Beyblade' anime series and two instalments of the 'Battle B-Daman' anime series. Both 'Beyblade' and 'Battle B-Daman' franchises are created by Takara before merging with Tomy to become Takara Tomy.

## Projects

 Battle B-DamanBattle B-Daman: Fire Spirits
 Bakugan Battle BrawlersBakugan New VestroiaBakugan Gundalian InvadersBakugan Mechtanium Surge

## Kamiwaza Wanda

In 2016, Mitsuo Hashimoto was chosen to be the director of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series' original season. He also provided the storyboards for the original season premiere 'An Emissary From The Wonder-Star' and the original season finale 'Forever Wanda!'.

## Trivia

* Under the name **Genjūrō Tachibana** (Japanese: **立花 源十郎**, ***Genjūrō Tachibana***), Mitsuo Hashimoto worked as a director for a few anime shows such as the 'Shin Megami Tensei' franchise's 'DeviChildren' anime.
* Mitsuo Hashimoto is the first director working for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
* Mitsuo Hashimoto's name, as written in Japanese, is shown on the test rankings in the original Kamiwaza Wanda season episode 'Marathon Bounce'.

## Links

### External Links

* Mitsuo Hashimoto's profile on the Anime News Network website
Souma's mansion

A screenshot showing Souma's mansion

**Souma's mansion** (Japanese: **ソウマの大邸宅**, *Souma no dai teitaku*) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and is Souma's home. It is located in the Kirakira district.

## Appearance

Souma's mansion is a large building located outside Kirakira First Street. It has a large sky-blue roof, lots of windows, white walls, a large, fancy garden with a nice, large pond, neat hedges and a lot of rooms.

Souma's mansion also has gardens with a tall-grassy area, as revealed in episode 37, where some objects can be found.

## Known characters who live in Souma's mansion

Here are the known characters who live in Souma's mansion. Only Souma, his servants and Kon Batora all live here. Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto, Souma's parents, used to live here until they died in a plane crash during their holiday abroad.

 Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto |      | Souma's deceased parents

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Souma's mansion was first seen in episode 18 when Souma invited his friends Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Nicole and Wanda over there for the party.

Souma's mansion was seen again in episode 24 when Souma was enjoying his cup of tea until Bug-Shugamin appeared from nowhere and caused Souma's cup of tea to taste too sweet.

In episode 37, Yuto, his friends and Wanda return to Souma's mansion, taking Yui with them this time. There, they investigate the mansion's gardens' tall-grassy area for hidden objects. That is when Bug-Smallmin turned up and used his Bugwaza to shrink everyone except Kon Batora and Yui.

## Trivia

* Souma's mansion is the first location at the Kirakira district to have a house type.
* Souma's mansion is the first building type location to have servants working inside.
Power-Catch Wanda: Power Sticker Book

**Power-Catch Wanda: Power Sticker Book** (Korean translation: 파워캐치 완다 파워 스티커북) is an activity book related to Kamiwaza Wanda. It is based on the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. It is a sticker book with 3 puzzles. It was first released in South Korea on November 25, 2016.

## Using this activity book

### Using stickers

Most of the pages in the Power-Catch Wanda: Power Sticker Book lets the user complete them with stickers. The user finds a sticker and sticks it onto the spot where the faded image is. Pages containing information about the chracters, Promins and methods and pages without puzzles only let the user just use the stickers.

There is also a 2-page sticker scene where the user can decorate it with many stickers as possible.

### Doing the puzzles

There are 3 puzzles in this book. The first puzzle is where the user must use the correct stickers to cover up the Promin silhouettes that needed them.

The second puzzle is a maze where the user must guide Wanda to Yuto without bumping into either Terara, Megaga or Gigaga.

The third and final puzzle is where the user must follow the trail whilst following the pattern of Promins in order.

## Trivia

* This book is compared to the 'Pokemon' sticker activity books in the USA and in the UK.
* This is one of the South Korean Kamiwaza Wanda books where there is no colouring.

## Video

파워캐치완다 파워스티커북 장난감 시현동영상(Kamiwaza Wanda power sticker book toysカミワザ・ワンダ)Video of the Power-Catch Wanda: Power Sticker Book in use
List of units

This is a list of everything with multiple chapters, episodes, levels or tracks about Kamiwaza Wanda. At the moment, it only contains the first season.

## Seasons

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The first season was announced in January 2016 by Takara Tomy and TBS. It will air in Japanese markets starting in April 2016. Not much is known about it yet.

*Main article:*List of Kamiwaza Wanda episodes
Mugihito

**Mugihito** (Japanese: **麦人**, ***Mugihito***), whose real name is **Makoto Terada** (Japanese: **寺田 誠**, ***Makoto Terada***), is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Don Bugdez in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Under his real name 'Makoto Terada', Mugihito was born in Tokyo, Japan on August 08, 1944.

In the year 1950, Mugihito began his acting career. He made his acting debut in the 1954 movie 'Ashizuri Misaki' and also made his television acting debut in the 1966 TV drama series 'Good Morning'.

In the mid-1960's, Mugihito began his career as a voice actor for many Japanese anime TV shows. The first anime character he voiced was Jeff Bridges from the 1967 anime series '001/7 Tom Thumb'.

In the 1990's, Mugihito began voicing characters for various video-games. The first video-game he provided a voice for was the Japanese release version of the 1995 game 'Mortal Kombat 3' when he provided the role as the narrator. Mugihito also voiced Sigma from the 'Megaman X' series and the 2015 3DS game 'Project X Zone 2' as well as President Haltmann from the 2016 'Kirby' 3DS game 'Kirby: Planet Robobot'.

Mugihito also played the role as the main antagonist Gengetsu Kibaoni for 12 episodes of the 2015 Tokusatsu series 'Shuriken Sentai Ninninger' which then had its footage used 2 years later for the 2017 'Power Rangers' instalment 'Power Rangers Ninja Steel'.

## Roles

 Domon
 Fudō Kazanari
 Kaseki
 Cardamon

## Kamiwaza Wanda

When being involved in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Mugihito provided the voice for Don Bugdez who is the main antagonist in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Trivia

* Mugihito was formally credited under his birth name and also his alternative name "Mugihito Amachi".

## Links

### External Links

* Mugihito's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Mugihito's official website (Japanese)
Promin/List of voice actors that voice Promins

Here is a list of voice actors who voiced the Promins in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

*For the list of voice actors that voice the Fact-Promins and other Promins, see: Fact-Promins/List of Fact-Promin and other Promin voice actors*

## Trivia

* As of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Sho Nogami and Mako Mutou are the only two voice actors that do not voice any known non-Promin characters.
* The voice actors who voiced the Promins also voiced the Bugmins as well.
Mother Computer

Great is standing in front of the Mother Computer

### Purpose

Keeps programming events in shape; Collects data about Promins; Prevents Promins from becoming Bugmins.

### Known used by...

Wonder-Star scientists

The **Mother Computer** (Japanese: **マザーコンピューター**, ***Mother Computer***) is an item in Kamiwaza Wanda and a huge system. It is always found in the Wonder-Labs.

## Appearance

The Mother Computer is a huge, tall dark-purple system with bright multicoloured lights.

## Purpose

The Mother Computer is known for keeping the programming events in shape, collecting data about Promins and preventing all Promins from becoming Bugmins.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

The Mother Computer first appeared in Great's flashback in episode 43 when Great betrayed the other Wonder-Star scientists after he got brainwashed by Don Bugdez who was awakened by corruptings of it and the other systems in the Wonder-Labs. That caused the Bugmins to appear.

## Trivia

* The Mother Computer is the first system to have its name known.
Makuramin

**Makuramin** (Japanese: **マクラミン**, ***Makuramin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attibute is Hokkori.

## Personal

### Appearance

Makuramin resembles a creamy-yellow pillow with orange pillow-hands, purple feet, a purple face and green markings.

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

As a Bugmin, his face and his hands are colored grey and his eyes are in 2 different sizes.

### Personality

Makuramin is a Promin who is always sleepy and relaxed.

### Relationships

* Masato (current owner)

* Cafemin (the troubled one)

* Temomin (close friend)

### Abilities

Makuramin's Kamiwaza ability is to make tired people sleep peacefully. As a Bugmin, he can make people sleepy and force them to sleep everywhere especially in silly places.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Makuramin makes his debut as a Bugmin in episode 43 when he puts Yuto to sleep whilst teaming up with Bug-Temomin. Bug-Makuramin was captured and debugged by Masato.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Makuramin made his debut as a Bugmin in chapter 12 when Wanda revealed him with his Kamiwaza Searcher. Bug-Makuramin used his Bugwaza ability to distract Yuto and Wanda but Bellmin managed to wake Yuto up. After he and Wanda recieved a chilli-burger each from Bur-sumin, Bug-Makuramin was captured and debugged by Masato who then gives Yuto Makuramin's Kamiwaza Pro-card. Later as his Promin self, Makuramin, along with the other Promins Yuto and Masato have so far, helped Yuto, Masato, Wanda and Mighty summon Wonder-Promin.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Makuramin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen as Bug-Makuramin in the main quest 'Suyasuya Day' when Yuto and Wanda have to deal with him.

## Trivia

### Background

* In the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Makuramin, along with Temomin, is one of the last 2 Promins to be captured and debugged as Bugmins before the strange closet incident.
	+ Makuramin is also the last Promin to be captured and debugged as a Bugmin in the original Kamiwaza Wanda manga series.

### Notes

* Makuramin's name comes from the word 'makura' meaning 'pillow' in Japanese.
List of Kamiwaza Wanda characters

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This is a list of all characters who appear in Kamiwaza Wanda.

*For a list up of unnamed other characters, see: List of Kamiwaza Wanda characters/Other characters*

*For the* *list of characters in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's manga line, see: List of Kamiwaza Wanda manga characters*

## Other Promins

 Unnamed oni-motif Promin | Male
 Wonder-Promin | Male