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Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures

**Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures** (Japanese: **カミワザ・ワンダガシャポンフィギュア**, ***Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures***) are a series of figures in the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. They are first released in the Gashapon machines in Japan by Takara Tomy with the Japanese price of 200 yen each are based on the Promins and the Bugmins.

## Description

The Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures are collectible figures collected from Gashapon machines. Like any other Gashapon machines, a Gashapon machine containing these figures will ramdomly drop one figure after 200 yen are inserted into it.

### Gashapon figure sets

The first set of Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures has 5 figures consisting of 3 Promins...

* Turbomin
* Railmin
* Tonkmin

...And 2 Bugmins.

* Bug-Turbomin
* Bug-Railmin

More sets of the Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures are yet to be released in the future.

## Trivia

* Takara Tomy always release the Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures under the name Takara Tomy A.R.T.S.
* The Kamiwaza Wanda Gashapon figures are also compatible with the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline's main line's Promin-World playsets.
Sukemin

**Sukemin** (Japanese: **スケミン**, ***Sukemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Buruburu.

## Personal

### Appearance

Sukemin resembles a magenta x-ray with cyan bones and sea-green markings.

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

As a Bugmin, he has a green skull-break in his head.

### Personality

Sukemin might be scary but he's actually a mischievous and funny Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto and Masato (owners)
* Freezemin (rival)

* Liftmin (the Promin Sukemin got kidnapped along with)

### Abilities

Sukemin's Kamiwaza ability is to illuminate anything for anyone who can't find their favourite toys or books. As a Bugmin, he can illuminate inside anyone's clothes and spoil magic tricks.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Sukemin made his debut as a Bugmin in episode 29 when he attempts to ruin a magic show for Yuto, Wanda and anyone else in Kirakira First Street. Later, Bug-Sukemin was captured and debugged by Yuto. However, Yuto gave Sukemin to Masato as a gift for helping him save Wanda.

In episode 38, Sukemin was summoned by Masato in order to help him steal the Kamiwaza Shaker from the Bug Bytes.

Sukemin made his appearances in episode 40, when he made Souma and Kon Batora's clothes go tranparent after being tricked on by Bug-Tengumin.

In episode 43, Sukemin was rebugged after Bug-Katasumin and Bug-Kyatchimin kidnapped him and Liftmin.

Sukemin was recaptured and debugged, as Bug-Sukemin, by Masato in episode 45. He was later fused with Mutemin and Jetmin throughout Masato's Kamiwaza Shaker to become Jesutomin in order to search for Bug-Gauzemin.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Sukemin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen as Bug-Sukemin in the side quest 'Who Made It To The End?' when Yuto and Wanda had to deal with him at Kirakira Library.

## Trivia

### Background

* Sukemin is a freaky-looking Promin but on the inside, he loves to play card-games. Sukemin also loves popsicles.
* Sukemin was featured in the Kamiwaza Promin-Zu segment in episode 38.

### Resemblances

* Sukemin resembles a skeleton in an x-ray.

### Notes

* Sukemin and Freezemin always have a bit of trouble with each other.
* Sukemin shares his special trait with Sukesuketty which is a robot character from another franchise known as 'Heybot!'.

## Links

* Sukemin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Kirakira Central Park

A scenario of Spicesmin and Brushmin attacking the Bug Bytes for Yuto and Keshigomin is set in Kirakira Central Park

## Location data

### Location

In Tokyo, Japan, at the Kirakira district

### Purpose

Visitors can relax, play and take strolls here.

**Kirakira Central Park** (Japanese: **キラキラセントラルパーク**, ***Kirakira Central Park***) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and a central park. It is located at the Kirakira district.

## Appearance

Kirakira Central Park is a huge central park with benches, trees and lamp-posts as well as a playground.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Kirakira Central Park was first seen in episode 1 when Yuto, Wanda and Turbomin all went down there to chase Bug-Tonkmin.

Yui and Wanda walked through Kirakira Central Park in episode 3.

Bug-Keshigomin was confronted by Eishamin and then captured and debugged by Yuto at Kirakira Central Park in episode 11.

Yuto, Yui and Wanda walked down Kirakira Central Park in episode 20.

Yuto, Wanda, Mirai and Shuu came across Mutemin at Kirakira Central Park in episode 23.

Feeling sad, Zuzumin went to Kirakira Central Park in episode 26.

In episode 30, Yuto, Yui, Wanda, Mirai and Shuu all meet up with Takezo Panda at Kirakira Central Park. Later, they went back there and Yuto rescued Takezo Panda by capturing and debugging Bug-Motemin.

Yuto went to Kirakira Central Park in order to rescue Keshigomin from the Bug Bytes in episode 31.

In episode 36, Yuto, Wanda, Mirai, Shuu, Nicole, Souma and Yui went to Kirakira Central Park to go after Bug-Tafumin.

The strange closet incident took place in Kirakira Central Park. It began in episode 43, continued in episode 44 and concluded in episode 45.

Later in episode 45, Yuto and Masato arrive back at Kirakira Central Park where Yuto recaptures and debugs Bug-Gauzemin. Afterwards, the Kamiwaza Power-Shooters reawaken Rocketmin, Metmin and Dozermin and also awaken Merrygomin, Slicermin and Vacuumin for the first time.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Kirakira Central Park was first seen in chapter 03 when Yuto and Wanda encounted the Bug Bytes, who rebugged all of Yuto's Promins except Turbomin, and Bug-Liftmin and Bug-Jetmin came and took Yuto's Kamiwaza Power-Shot.

Still in Kirakira Central Park in chapter 04, Yuto got his Kamiwaza Power-Shot back and captured and debugged all the Bugmins there.

## Trivia

* Kirakira Central Park is the place where Mirai and Shuu first met Amazing and Nice in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* This is the first location to be an outdoor central park. The second one being Inokashira Park.
Ahn Hyo-min

**Ahn Hyo-min** (Korean translation: 안효민) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Gigaga and the Wonder-King in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Ahn Hyo-min was born in Daegu, South Korea on October 16, 1986.

Ahn Hyo-min began his voice acting career in 2012 and then became a freelancer voice actor 2 years later in 2014.

Throughout is voice acting career, Ahn Hyo-min provided the Korean dub voices of characters in various anime and cartoon shows. Known examples are that he voiced 6 recurring characters from the Korean dub version of the original 'Tamagotchi!' anime series and Drayden in the Korean 'Pokemon W' dub version of the 'Pokemon' anime's 'Journeys' instalment.

Ahn Hyo-min also provided the Korean dub voice-overs for several characters in the 'Kamen Rider' franchise, beginning with 'Kamen Rider 000'. He also did the Korean dub voice for Krim Steinbelt in the 'Kamen Rider' movie 'Kamen Rider × Kamen Rider Ghost & Drive: Super Movie Wars Genesis'. Ahn Hyo-min voiced several characters in the Korean dubbed versions of the 'Super Sentai' franchise.

Ahn Hyo-min voiced Millennial Tree Cookie who is a legendary cookie character who is yet to be playable in the game 'Cookie Run: Kingdom'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2016, Ahn Hyo-min voices Gigaga, who is one of the Bug Bytes, in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

Ahn Hyo-min also voiced the Wonder-King, Wanda's father, in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series' Korean dub.
Tazugumin

**Tazugumin** (Japanese: **タズグミン**, ***Tazugumin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is a fusion of Turbomin, Zuzumin and Plugmin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Tazugumin has a light-blue face on a blue head with a yellowy-green helmet with a pair of power-plant electric tower-looking horns. He has a blue whistle in his mouth. Tazugumin also has a blue body with minty-green markings and blue wheels with yellowy-green round markings. Tazugumin has 3 grey boosters around him with electric energy and has one of his hands resembling an electric whip.

### Personality

Tazugumin may look tough but however, he is a kind-hearted and friendly Tri-Fusion Promin. He is also mischievous sometimes.

### Relationships

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

### Abilities

Tazugumin's Kamiwaza ability is to manipulate objects by moving with electricity and high-speed.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Tazugumin made his debut in episode 45 when Yuto fused Turbomin, Zuzumin and Plugmin together throughout his Kamiwaza Shaker in order to help him and Masato deal withthe only remaining Bugmin: Bug-Gauzemin.

## Trivia

### Backgrounds

* Tazugumin, Jesutomin and Tajebomin are the only Tri-Fusion Promins who have appeared in original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Tazugumin shares the same fusion material Promin (Turbomin) with Tajebomin (Tafumin + Jetmin + Turbomin), Chabomin (Chakkamin + Turbomin), Tur-rumin (Turbomin + Dorirumin), Tur-kimin (Turbomin + Gakkimin) and Ta-pumin. (Turbomin + Rappumin)
* Tazugumin is the first Tri-Fusion Promin to have 3 different attributes.

### Resemblances

* Tazugumin is resembles a fusion of a motorcycle, an animal-tamer and a plug.
Motemin

**Motemin** (Japanese: **モテミン**, ***Motemin***) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. Her attribute is Wakuwaku.

## Personal

### Appearance

Motemin resembles a mauve bouquet with magenta roses on her head. She also has purple ribbons for her hands, a pair of teal leaves behind her head, a magenta face and magenta markings.

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

As a Bugmin, the roses on her head are colored red instead of magenta. That is because red and magenta are both colors of roses.

### Personality

Motemin is an elegant and charming Promin. Everytime Motemin makes a noise she says 'Mote Mote', 'Mote', 'Rusa Rusa' or 'Rusa' with a lady-like voice.

### Relationships

* Gymmin (crush)

* Yuto (current owner)

* Fukumin (close friend)
* Takezo Panda (entertainer)

### Abilities

Motemin's Kamiwaza ability is to make a person more attractive. As a Bugmin, she can make a person attractive with botheration.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Motemin first appeared as a Bugmin in episode 30 when Wanda encountered her by a flower bouquet in Takezo Panda's apartment. She then chased Takezo Panda and continues to cast her Bugwaza ability on him. Thanks to Bug-Motemin, Takezo Panda was attracted by huge crowd of girls and boys. That was until Yuto starts up a band with Tur-kimin (a Fusion Promin between Turbomin and Gakkimin) and Wanda which causes Bug-Motemin to lose the fame. Yuto then captures and debugs Bug-Motemin. Later, Motemin was first summoned by Yuto in order to watch Takezo Panda's juggling performance.

Motemin was mentioned in episode 32.

Motemin was summoned again by Yuto in episode 36 in order to confront Bug-Gymmin with help from Wanda.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Motemin made her debut as a Bugmin in chapter 09 when she made Yuto become attracted to the wild animals. Bug-Motemin was then captured and debugged by Yuto who was rescued by Wanda and Maibomin.

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

Motemin was seen giving Mirai and Nicole her roses in chapter 13.

## Links

* Motemin's profile on the original Kamiwaza Wanda season TBS anime website (Japanese)
Takezo Panda's apartment

**Takezo Panda's apartment** (Japanese: **パン田 竹蔵のアパート**, *Takezo Panda no apāto*) is a location in Kamiwaza Wanda and an apartment building found at the Kirakira district via Kirakira avenue. It is the home location of the entertainer Takezo Panda.

## Appearance and information

### Appearance

Takezo Panda's apartment is a large residental apartment building with about 8 residental spaces. Residental spaces 101 to 104 are at the bottom floor and have gardens while residental spaces 105 to 108 are at the top floor and have balconies. All 8 residental spaces have a cooling machine each on the outside.

There are stairs that take visitors and residents up to the top floor of Takezo Panda's apartment.

### Information

Takezo Panda's apartment is located in Kirakira avenue at the Kirakira district. Entertainer Takezo Panda lives in residental space 101 which is at the bottom left corner of the building. Takezo Panda spends his time doing his regular things in his residental space when he wasn't doing his entertaining career.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Takezo Panda's apartment was first seen in episode 30 when Takezo Panda decides to hide himself in his residental space, only to find Wanda serving up dinner for both him and himself. Takezo Panda then kicked Wanda out from his residental space.

After snapping out from some trance, Wanda went back inside Takezo Panda's apartment to investigate, bringing Yuto with him this time. In there, thanks to Wanda's Kamiwaza Searcher, Wanda and Yuto both encounter the Bugmin Bug-Motemin.

## Trivia

* During the events of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Bug-Motemin was first encountered in Takezo Panda's apartment.
Misaki Kuno

**Misaki Kuno** (Japanese: **久野美咲**, ***Misaki Kuno***) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Yui in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Misaki Kuno was born in Tokyo, Japan on January 19, 1993. In 1999, at the age of six, Misaki Kuno began her acting career. She appeared in many stage shows such as 'Wandering' and 'Musical Wizard of Oz'.

Misaki Kuno began her voice acting career in 2003. Early in her career, she was doing Japanese voiceovers in films that were originated in other countries outside Japan, starting with the Japanese dub version of 'Phone' which was first released in the cinemas across South Korea on July 26, 2002.

In 2010, Misaki Kuno began providing voices for characters from Japanese anime and video-games. Her involvement in the anime and the video-games have been increased since that year. The first anime character Misaki Kuno had voiced was Bridget Evans from the TV anime 'Oreimo' which aired from October 3, 2010 to December 19 of the same year.

Other noticible anime characters Misaki Kuno has voiced are Hawk from 'The Seven Deadly Sins', Elfnein from 'Symphogear', Roko from 'Mysterious Joker', Hugo from 'The Ancient Magus' Bride', Tsugi from 'Mewkledreamy', Mao from 'Endro!', Abel from the final season of 'Fairy Tail', Kikiriku from 'Magi: Adventures of Sinbad', Debbie Eastriver from 'Dimension W' and Powawa from 'Rilu-Rilu Fairilu'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Misaki Kuno provided the voice for Yuto's sister Yui in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

Misaki Kuno is also one of the voice actors that voice the Promins in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. She voiced 2 Promins that make their debut in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

* Zuzumin
* Burgemin
* Mapmin (B)

## Links

* Misaki Kuno's profile on the Anime News Network website
* Misaki Kuno's profile on the Office Osawa website (Japanese)
World Hobby Fair

The Kamiwaza Wanda booth at the Summer 2016 World Hobby Fair

### Date

June 25, 2016 - June 26, 2016 (The time the World Hobby Fair showcased Kamiwaza Wanda)

### Location

Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Tokyo, Japan (World Hobby Fair Summer 2016)

The **Next Generation World Hobby Fair** (Japanese: **次世代ワールドホビーフェア**, *Jisedai World Hobby Fair*), also known as the **World Hobby Fair** (Japanese: **ワールドホビーフェア**, ***World Hobby Fair***), is a Japanese toy and hobby convention that takes place in Japan via the Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka and Fukuoka prefectures. It was sponsored by the publishing company Shogakukan.

A World Hobby Fair convention in the summer of 2016 was the only World Hobby Fair convention to showcase the toyline of the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise.

## Description

The World Hobby Fair is a convention, centering about toys, games and hobbies, that took place in any of the 4 prefectures in Japan. It succeeded the Corocoro Manga Festival convention in the early 1990's, but was then succeeded by the Corocoro Tamashii Festival sub-convention in 2023.

### History

The first World Hobby Fair convention took place at the Omori Bell Port in Tokyo, Japan from December 26, 1994 (which was Boxing Day 1994) to December 27, 1994.

At almost every year in Japan, the World Hobby Fair displays and showcases new toylines and games aimed for children, as well as new additions to the existing toylines.

The World Hobby Fair took place at about 3 venues:

* Omori Bell Port,Tokyo, Japan (1994 - 1996)
* Tokyo Big Sight, Tokyo, Japan (1996 - 1997, 2001)
* Makuhari Messe, Chiba, Tokyo, Japan (1997 - 2000, 2001 - 2020)

The last World Hobby Fair convention, the 51st one, took place in the Nagoya prefecture on January 19, 2020, the Tokyo prefecture from January 25, 2020 to January 26, 2020, the Fukuoka prefecture on February 2, 2020 and the Osaka prefecture on February 9, 2020. It was replaced by the Corocoro Tamashii Festival sub-convention which took place at the Tokyo Big Sight in Tokyo, Japan as part of the International Tokyo Toy Show convention in the summer of 2023.

### Kamiwaza Wanda at the World Hobby Fair

During the summer of 2016, the 44th World Hobby Fair convension took place at the Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan from June 25, 2016 to June 26 of the same year. That World Hobby Fair convention has the involvement of the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. At a booth centering around the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise, products for the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline, such as the Kamiwaza Power-Shot toy and the first 2 Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion packs, were displayed as well as the Kamiwaza Pad system.

This was done during the Japanese television broadcast of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series' debut original season.

Visitors who visit the Kamiwaza Wanda booth at the Summer 2016 World Hobby Fair can get a special promotional Kamiwaza Pro-card of Turbomin for free.

## Trivia

* The original season era is the only era of Kamiwaza Wanda that the World Hobby Fair convention got involved in the franchise during.

## Gallery

A closer look at the Kamiwaza Wanda booth at the World Hobby Fair
## Links

* Official World Hobby Fair website (Japanese)
Lady Mariko

**Lady Mariko** (Japanese: **レディマリッコ**, *Lady Marikko*) is a minor character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a famous magician.

## Personal

### Appearance

Lady Mariko is a young woman with dark-purple hair and brown eyes. She wears a red dress with pastel-pink sleeves and a fuchsia-pink ribbon, pastel-pink pants and red ribbons.

### Personality

Lady Mariko is a famous magician who is an expert at doing her own magic tricks. She is famously known for her best magic act: her 'Rocket Escapist' trick.

### Relationships

* Yuto, Masato, Souma, Nicole, Mirai, Shuu, Yui, Wanda and other people (those who are entertained by Lady Mariko's magic tricks)
* Bug-Sukemin (the Bugmin who almost ruined Lady Mariko's magic show)
* Kagimin (temporary Promin assistant)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Lady Mariko made her debut in episode 29 when she came to the Kirakira Amusement Park to do her magic show. However, her magic show was almost ruined by Bug-Sukemin. The Bug Bytes came onto Lady Mariko's stage, captured Wanda and forced him to do Lady Mariko's 'Rocket Escapist' trick. After Yuto captures and debugs Bug-Sukemin and gives Sukemin to Masato, Lady Mariko thanked Kagimin for volunteering in her 'Rocket Escapist' trick and she was hoping that she'll have Kagimin as her Promin assistant in her future performances.

Lady Mariko made cameo appearances in episode 46 and episode 47.

## Trivia

* Lady Mariko is the first performer-role character who has been distracted by a Bugmin. The second one being Takezo Panda who got distracted by Bug-Motemin.
* Lady Mariko shares her voice actress with Cass Milligan who is one of the 12 inhabitants from the 2021 platformer game 'Balan Wonderworld'.
* Lady Mariko is loosely based on the real-life Japanese magician Princess Tenko.
List of Kamiwaza Wanda terms

This is a list of all terms which occur in Kamiwaza Wanda.

*For the Kamiwaza Wanda related media, see: List of Kamiwaza Wanda media*

## Monsters

*See: List of Kamiwaza Wanda monsters*

 Bugmin | 77
 Fusion Promins | 21
 Fact-Promins | 6
 Other Promins | 4

## Items

*See: List of Kamiwaza Wanda in-series items*

## Character roles

 Kamiwaza Teammates | 4
 Wazawai Program Holders | 1

## Methods

 Fusing | Merging 2 or 3 Promins together to create a Fusion Promin.

## Promin appearances in story lists

 List of Promins in the Kamiwaza Wanda manga chapters | A list of Promins that appear in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's manga line.

## Bugmin appearances in story lists

 List of Bugmins in the Kamiwaza Wanda manga chapters | A list of Bugmins that appear in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's manga line.

## Battles

 Promin VS Promin (battle) | A Battle between only Promins.
 Promin VS mysterious being | A battle between Promins (possibly Fact-Promins) and mysterious beings such as Don Bugdez's monstrous form.
Mihoko Ogawa

**Mihoko Ogawa** (Japanese: **大川 美穂子**, ***Mihoko Ogawa***) is a monster deisgner involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She is involved in the anime series starting from the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.

## Biography

Mihoko Ogawa was born somewhere in Japan in an unknown date of birth.

Since sometime in the 2000's era, Mihako Ogawa worked on many anime shows. She provided the animation for most anime shows such as 'Shinkalion' and 'Kuroko's Basketball'.

Sometimes, she works as an animation director for anime shows like 'Bakuon!!' and 'Inugami-san to Nekoyama-san'.

She also provides the key animation for a few anime movies like the 2009 'Yatterman' movie.

## Projects

 Yatterman (2009 movie)
 B-Daman Crossfire

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Starting with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, Mihoko Ogawa works as a monster designer for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. She is known for designing the Promins and the Bugmins.

## Trivia

* Mihoko Ogawa shares her progress of designing the Promins with Hisao Nishimoto.
* Mihoko Ogawa is also one of the painting supervisors for the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Links

### External Links

* Mihoko Ogawa's profile on the Anime News Network website
Yeo Yun-mi

**Yeo Yun-mi** (Korean translation: 여윤미) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Yuto in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Yeo Yun-mi was born somewhere in South Korea on August 25, 1984.

She began her voice acting career in April 2012 and became a freelancer voice actress 3 years later in April 2015.

During the 'My Little Pony' franchise's 4th generation ('Friendship is Magic') instalment, 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 3 pony characters: Lily Valley, Little Strongheart and Silver Spoon.

Yeo Yun-mi also provided the Korean dubbing voices in Korean dubbed versions of several Japanese anime. One example is when she voiced Katie in the Korean dub version of the 'Yo-Kai Watch' anime.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Beginning with the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season in 2016, Yeo Yun-mi voices Yuto in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Yeo Yun-mi's name can sometimes be romanised as 'Yeo Yoon-mi'.
* According to South Korea's Namu Wiki website, Yeo Yun-mi reveals to have a husband, as well as a child who she gave birth to in 2017.
The countryside

The countryside's large pit

**The countryside** (Japanese: **田舎**, *Inaka*) is an unnamed location in Kamiwaza Wanda and is where Yuto gave the Promins he has so far some special training.

## Appearance

The countryside is a enormous outdoor place full of green trees. It has a large shrine, a large pit and a wooden sheltered platform where people can sit down and rest.

The countryside used to have a very long bridge. During episode 12, while Wanda and Turbomin cross it, the bridge was destroyed by the large pit's high winds. Yuto got the Promins to make a new replacement bridge afterwards.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 12 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season episode the countryside was seen in.

At the countryside, Yuto summons the Promins he has so far for some special training. Wanda and Turbomin make a getaway and Yuto got the other Promins to chase them.

Yuto, his 2 friends, Yui and the Promins chase Wanda and Turbomin around the countryside until they stopped by a pit. After they crossed the bridge which got collasped, Wanda and Turbomin found themselves stuck on a platform in the middle of the pit so Yuto got the Promins to create a new bridge with help from Hasamin and her boyfriend Liftmin.

After Mirai, Yui, Shuu and the Promins rescue them and Turbomin using Gauzemin's bandages, Yuto and Wanda reunite.

## Trivia

* The countryside is one of the known locations found in Japan but outside Tokyo.
* This is one of the unnamed locations in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
* The whole of episode 12 takes place in this location.
Vol.1: Ikeike Program

## Ikeike Program

**Ikeike Program** (Japanese: **イケイケプログラム**, ***Ikeike Program***) is a Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. It contains about 16 Kamiwaza Pro-cards and its volume number is 1. It was first released in Japan along with the Chakichaki Program expansion pack on June 2016.

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

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

### Normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards

There 11 normal Kamiwaza Pro-cards in this Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion pack.

* Turbomin
* Gakkimin
* Gauzemin
* Denkyumin
* Chakkamin
* Hasamin
* Gakkimin (Silver frame)
* Gauzemin (Silver frame)
* Denkyumin (Silver frame)
* Chakkamin (Silver frame)
* Hasamin (Silver frame)

### Rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

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

* Chakkamin (Silver frame)
* Hasamin (Silver frame)
* Eishamin

### Super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

The Ikeike Program expansion pack only has one super-rare Kamiwaza Pro-card.

* Turbomin (Kamiwaza Art)

### Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-cards

The Ikeike Program expansion pack only has one Kamiwaza-rare Kamiwaza Pro-card.

* Eishamin (Kamiwaza Art)

## Trivia

* The Ikeike Program expansion pack is one of the very first 2 Kamiwaza Pro-card expansion packs in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. The other one being the Chakichaki Program expansion pack.
* The Ikeike Program expansion pack shares its volume number with the Chakichaki expansion pack.
Mr. Kohinata

**Mr. Kohinata** (Japanese: **小日向さん**, *Kohinata-San*) is a minor character in Kamiwaza Wanda and is part of Mirai's family of three. He is Mirai's father.

## Personal

### Appearance

Mr. Kohinata is a grown-up man with brown hair. He wears a sky-blue shirt, dark-blue trousers and sometimes a red apron.

### Personality

Mr. Kohinata is a French-accented florist working in the flower shop at Kirakira First Street.

### Relationships

* Mrs. Kohinata (wife)
* Mirai (daughter)
* Amazing (adoptive housemate)

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Mr. Kohinata made his debut in episode 6 when he and his wife Mrs. Kohinata were excited to see their daughter Mirai at a singing competition.

In episode 9, Mr. Kohinata and his wife were about to sell a bouquet of flowers to an unnamed female customer. However, a pair of scissors came and destroyed the bouquet and all the other flowers in their flower shop. That shocked him and his wife.

In episode 11, Mr. Kohinata was showing his daughter Mirai a basket of flowers when all the colours of the flowers have disappeared, depressing both him and his daughter. Prior to the end of that episode, Mr. Kohinata was delighted that all the colours have got their colours back.

Mr. Kohinata made a cameo appearance in episode 14 when Bug-Senpuumin blew the flowers away.

In episode 15, Mr. Kohinata brings his daughter Mirai on a road trip along with Hiruto Kamiya with his 2 children Yuto and Yui and Mr. Tateishi with his son Shuu.

In episode 22, Mr. Kohinata and his wife couldn't believe that their flower shop was ruined by a bad smell. That happens to be the case of Bug-Sumerumin.

In episode 43, Mr. Kohinata became one of the victims to the Bugwaza abilities of Bug-Temomin and Bug-Makuramin.

Mr. Kohinata made cameo appearances in episode 46 and episode 47.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

Mr. Kohinata made his video-game debut as an NPC in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu.

## Trivia

* Mr. Kohinata shares his French accent with Madame Cholet, a female chef Womble from the 'Wombles' franchise.
Wanda's Rock-Paper-Scissors Game

Wanda is about to play 'Rock-Paper-Scissors'

**Wanda's Rock-Paper-Scissors Game** (Japanese: **ワンダのじゃんけんゲーム**, *Wanda no Jan Ken Gēmu*) is a series of episode-end segments in Kamiwaza Wanda. They appear at the end of each and every episode of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. In these episode-end segments, the viewer or audience has to try and beat Wanda in a game of 'Rock-Paper-Scissors'.

## Segment details

On a bright-blue plaid background, Wanda pops up and says that he and the view or audience are about to play a game of 'Rock-Paper-Scissors'. Wanda looks away and says "Jan-Ken-Ken!" before popping back down.

After one second, Wanda pops back up along with Yui who is holding a round sign showing a picture of Wanda's chosen one of the 3 hand signs of a rock, a sheet of paper or a pair of scissors depending on the episode the segment was shown in.

There are 3 variants of this segment:

* **'Rock' variant**: Yui holds up a round blue sign with a picture of a hand sign representing a rock.
* **'Paper' variant**: Yui holds up a round red sign with a picture of a hand sign representing a sheet of paper.
* **'Scissors' variant**: Yui hold up a round yellow sign with a picture of hand sign representing a pair of scissors.

## List of Wanda's choices in the 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' game

Here are Wanda's three choices in the 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' game.

 Paper
 Scissors

If the viewer or audience chooses the same choice with Wanda, the game ends in a draw.

## Trivia

* Wanda's Rock-Paper-Scissors Game segments can be interactible. Using interactivity, the viewer or audience can score points when playing the 'Rock-Paper-Scissors' game with Wanda.
* Yuto's sister Yui makes an appearance in this episode-end segment.
* Wanda's Rock-Paper-Scissors Game is the shortest episode-end segment in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
Clockwerk

**Clockwerk** was the Topsiez self of Clockwerk and was one of the main villains from The Legend of Topsiez: Crystal Refection.

## Trivia

* The way Clockwerk found out there were Saviors and was never told of is similar to how Tirek found out Twilight Sparkle was the fourth Alicorn princess in My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic Season 4 part 1 and 2 finale.
Let's Dance with Yoshio Kojima! ~Samba de Wanda~

**Let's Dance with Yoshio Kojima! ~Samba de Wanda~** (Japanese: **小島よしおと踊ろう! ～サンバdeワンダ～**, ***Let's Dance with Yoshio Kojima! ~Samba de Wanda~***) is a real-life event based on the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. It is hosted by Yoshio Kojima who a real-life special guest involved in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise.

Visitors who paticipate in this event can dance to Samba de Wanda, a song sung by the franchise's titular mascot character Wanda.

## Event description

The Let's Dance with Yoshio Kojima! event is a one-time real-life event that takes place on August 23, 2016 at the Akasaka Sacas Stage in Akasaka, Minato, Tokyo, Japan. It runs from 01:00pm via Japan time.

Yoshio Kojima, a real-life special guest involved in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise, hosts this event.

Visitors paticipating in this event, especially children, dance with Yoshio Kojima to the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series' very first ending theme song Samba de Wanda which is sung by Wanda, the titular mascot character of the monster-collecting Kamiwaza Wanda franchise.

## Trivia

* Yoshio Kojima, who hosts this event, appears on the Samba de Wanda ending from episodes 10 to 18 of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season when they were first aired on TBS in Japan.
* This the last Kamiwaza Wanda related event to be taken place during the broadcast of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. More events related to the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise are yet to turn up when new seasons of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series are announced.
Sung Wan-kyung

**Sung Wan-kyung** (Korean translation: 성완경) is a voice actor involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. He voices Great in the Korean dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

Sung Wan-Kyung was born somewhere in South Korea on June 25, 1966.

In 1992, Sung Wan-kyung began his voice acting career. He became a freelancer voice actor in 1995.

Throughout his career, Sung Wan-kyung voiced many characters in Korean dubbed versions od animated shows and anime. He even provided the Korean dub for the villain Raging Knight Donald in the 'Super Sentai' franchise's 2013 instalment 'Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger'.

Sun Wan-Kyung also voiced the 3 characters Nine, Genos and Captain Powerman in the South Korean cartoon series 'Miniforce'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

Sun Wan-kyung voices Great in the Korean Power-Catch Wanda dub version of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series via its original season.

Due to Great's fate towards the end of the original anime season, Sung Wan-kyung is yet to provide a Korean dub voice for another male character in future seasons of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.

## Trivia

* Sung Wan-Kyung is the eldest member of the Kamiwaza Wanda anime's Korean dubbing cast.
* Sung Wan-kyung shares his name with a South Korean art critic who died in 2022.
Tur-gomin

**Tur-gomin** (Japanese: **ターゴミン**, ***Tur-gomin***) is a chracter in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Fusion Promin. He is the fusion of Turbomin and Keshigomin.

## Personal

### Appearance

Tur-gomin has a white head with pink markings, a sea-green face and a dark-blue booster. He also has a body that resembles Keshigomin.

### Personality

Tur-gomin is a brave and cool Fusion Promin.

### Relationships

* Yuto (master)
* Masato and Mighty (those who were sorted out of Tur-gomin)
* Bug-Artmin (opponent)

### Abilities

Tur-gomin's Kamiwaza ability is to quickly remove graffiti.

## In the manga

### Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)

Tur-gomin made his debut in chapter 09 when Yuto had to fuse Turbomin and Keshigomin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker. Tur-gomin undid Masato and Mighty's faces that were ruined by none other than the Bugmin Bug-Artmin. After that, Yuto captures and debug Bug-Artmin.

## Trivia

### Background

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

### Resemblances

* Tur-gomin resembles a fusion of a motorbike and an eraser.

### Notes

* Tur-gomin was pictured on the packaging of the Kamiwaza Shaker toy.
Bug-Smallmin

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

## Personal

### Appearance

Bug-Smallmin resembles his Promin counterpart Smallmin but however, he is a Bugmin. He resembles a mouse (especially mouse-based anime/cartoon characters such as Disney's Mickey Mouse) riding on a black robot with red markings and a green capsule.

### Personality

Bug-Smallmin is a treacherous and nasty Bugmin.

### Relationships

* Turbomin, Railmin, Dorirumin, Fukumin, Coromin, Senpuumin and Liftmin (once opponents, now friends as a Promin)

* Yuto, Mirai, Shuu, Souma, Nicole and Wanda (victims)

* Other Bugmins (companions)

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

### Abilities

Bug-Smallmin's Bugwaza ability is to make everything small. That includes people and animals.

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Bug-Smallmin made his debut along with Bug-Bigmin in episode 37. Bug-Smallmin shrank Yuto and then shrank eveyone else expect for Masato, Mighty, Yui and Kon Batora. Later, he was captured and debugged by Yuto with help from Turbomin, Railmin and other Promins.

## In the games

### Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu

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

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

## Trivia

### Background

* Bug-Smallmin is the Bugmin ego of Smallmin.

### Resemblances

* Bug-Smallmin resembles a mouse in a robot and also Mickey Mouse from the Disney franchises.
Promin-Land playset

The **Promin-Land playset** (Japanese: **プロミンランドプレイセット**, ***Promin-Land playset***) is a toy released within the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline. It is primarily released in Japan.

## Overview

The Promin-Land playset is a location-based toy that is part of the main line's 'Promin-World' category. It was first released in Japan with the Japanese price of 6,200 yen.

## Description

The Promin-Land playset is a playset-type toy product and the largest toy product ever released in the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline during the broadcast of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season. It comes with figures of the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's titular character Wanda and the Promin Dorirumin. It has five sections.

### Roller-coaster

The roller-coaster is the largest section on the Promin-Land playset. On this section, the user places a Promin figure or a figure of Wanda onto the roller-coaster's car before sliding it down the curved slide. The roller-coaster's car then stops at a dark-blue circle in which the user has to turn it to where it's facing the top of the straight slide and open the gate before sliding it down the straight slide.

### Survival-test

On this section, there is a green-eyed shark in the sections pool. This section also has a crane attacted to the side of the roller-coaster section in which the user has to place a Promin figure or a figure of Wanda into the crane's hand just to prevent it from falling into the shark's mouth.

### Punchbag

On this section, the user places the Promin figure or the figure of Wanda onto a yellow platform and then move the platform back and forth to make it look like that the Promin for Wanda is punching the red pucnchbag.

### Whack-a-mole

On this section, the user places a Promin figure of a figure of Wanda onto a platform in front of a large hammer. The user then turns the platform and move the hammer up and down to make it look like that the Promin or Wanda is hitting the 2 Bugmins Bug-Plugmin and Bug-Freezemin.

### Treadmill

On this section, the user places a Promin figure or a figure of Wanda onto the treadmill and make the treadmill move, making it look like that the Promin or Wanda is running on the treadmill.

### Wrestling-arena

On this section, the user places 2 Promin figures or a Promin figure and a figure of Wanda onto a white platform and taps 2 pedals to make them jump, making it look like that 2 Promins or a Promin and Wanda are having a wrestling match.

## Trivia

* The Promin-Land playset is based on Promin-Land which is an in-series location located in Promin-World. (*For the in-series location, see: Promin-Land*)
* Gashapon figures of Promins and Bugmins such as Turbomin, Railmin, Tonkmin, Bug-Turbomin and Bug-Railmin are also compatible with this toy product.
Unnamed oni-motif Promin

The unnamed oni-motif Promin is seen on the top-right corner, being chased by Turbomin

## Details

### Kamiwaza

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

The **unnamed oni-motif Promin** (Japanese: **名前のない鬼モチーフプロミン**, *Namae no nai oni mochīfu Puromin*) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and an unidentified Promin. His attribute is unknown.

## Personal

### Appearance

The unnamed oni-motif Promin resembles a red Japanese oni with yellow hair, blue legs, blue ears, a red cap-like feature and a blue face. His markings are colored purple.

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 oni-motif Promin is a funny-looking and cheerful Promin. As a Bugmin, is very naughty.

### Relationships

* Turbomin (The Promin who chased the unnamed oni-motif Promin in episode 36 when he was a Bugmin)

### Abilities

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

## In the series

### Kamiwaza Wanda

Episode 36 is the only original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season episode the unnamed oni-motif Promin appeared in. In this episode, the unnamed oni-motif Promin appeared as a Bugmin when Turbomin chased him while Wanda and Zuzumin arrest another Bugmin which resembles a razor.

## Trivia

### Background

* Being one of the Promins who are not on the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season's Promin list, when the unnamed oni-motif Promin appeared as a Bugmin in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season, the team behind the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series hid away the unnamed oni-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 oni-motif Promin. It was **Onimin** (Japanese: **オニミン**, ***Onimin***).

### Resemblance

* The unnamed oni-motif Promin resembles a Japanese oni.
Tonka starter pack

The **Tonka starter pack** (Japanese: **スターターセット トンカ編**, *Sutātāsetto Tonka-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 Turbo starter pack.

## Starter pack details

Produced by the toy company Takara Tomy, the Tonka starter pack is one of the first 2 Kamiwaza Pro-card starter packs in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's toyline. Along with the Turbo 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: Wakuwaku, Kicchiri and Buruburu.

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 Chakichaki 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:

* Tonkmin (Super-rare)
* Kagimin
* Freezemin

## Trivia

* This Kamiwaza Pro-card starter pack is named after the Promin Tonkmin who numbered 008 on the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise's Promin list.
	+ In the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series, Tonkmin was the first Promin to be captured and debugged as a Bugmin by the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter Yuto. This happened in the original anime season premiere.
* The super-rare version of Tonkmin'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.
Kamiya family

* With Wannosuke
* With Wanda

The' *'***Kamiya family** (Japanese: **神谷家族**, *Kamiya kazoku*) is the main protagonist Yuto's family of four in Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Family details

The Kamiya family is the first family to be introduced in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season and the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series itself. Members in this family are Yuto and his sister Yui as well as their toy shop owner parents Hiruto and Yuuka. They live in Kirakira First Street via Hobby Kamiya which is a toy shop run by Yuto's parents themselves.

Wannosuke, Yuto's family pet dog, used to live with the Kamiya family but he died prior to the beginning of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season when he was replaced by Yuto's Kamiwaza Teammate Wanda.

All 4 members of the Kamiya family, as well as Wanda and Wannosuke, make their debut in the original season premiere 'An Emissary From The Wonder-Star'.

## Trivia

* The Kamiya family is the first family to appear in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series.
* The Kamiya family is the only family to have a pet that has died before the events of the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season.
* Kamiya literaly means 'god valley'.
You Taichi

**You Taichi** (Japanese: **大地葉**, ***You Taichi***) is a voice actress involved in Kamiwaza Wanda. She voices Lady Mariko in the Japanese dub of Kamiwaza Wanda.

## Biography

You Taichi was born in the Saitame Prefecture, Japan on August 6, 1994.

Between ages 16 and 17, You Taichi began her voice acting career in 2011. The first anime character she voiced was Kozue Ashihara from the 2013 TV anime 'Gingitsune' which aired from October 6, 2013 to December 22 of the same year.

Since the early 2010's, You Taichi voiced lots of anime characters.

Noticible anime characters You Taichi had voiced are young Hyakimaru from 'Mysterious Joker', Roro from 'Young Black Jack', Ham from 'Dimension W', Tokonatsu Aoi and Sasha Guten from 'Beyblade Burst God', Juju, Sappari Fairy and Dosakusa Fairy from Magical Circle Guru-Guru', Hiro Soma from the 2019 'Fruits Basket', Turquise from 'Dr. Stone' and Nino Nijiiro from 'Idol Time PriPara'.

You Taichi also voiced Shiro Amakusa who is one of the characters from the 2016 anime film 'Monster Strike The Movie', which was released in the Japanese cinemas on December 10, 2016, and Melissa who is from the 2019 anime film 'Blackfox', which was first released on Crunchyroll on October 4, 2019.

You Taichi voiced several video-game and mobile game characters as well. One of her notible examples is the 'Chapter 6' inhabitant Cass Milligan from the 2021 platformer game 'Balan Wonderworld'.

## Kamiwaza Wanda

You Taichi provided the voice for the famous magician Lady Mariko in the Kamiwaza Wanda anime series. You Taichi's character Lady Mariko first appeared in the original Kamiwaza Wanda anime season's 29th episode 'Escaping Wanda!'.

## Trivia

* You Taichi passed her audition for the first role in the 2016 TV anime 'Erased' where she voices the character Kenya.

## Links

* You Taichi's profile on the Anime News Network website
* You Taichi's official agency profile (Japanese)