Kamiwaza Wanda

Yuuto (ユート)

Voiced by: Sachi Kokuryu

Yuuto is the main protagonist. He is a young boy and the son of a couple who works on Kirakira 1st Street at a hobby store called Hobby Kamiya. Yuuto first met Wanda when he went on a search for his sister Yui. He later became a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter the very next day after repairing the Kamiwaza Power-Shot. Bug-Tonkmin was the first Bugmin Yuuto had captured and debugged himself. In the manga, Bug-Turbomin was the first Bugmin Yuuto had captured and debugged instead. He likes to repair thingd.

In episode 25, the Kamiwaza Shaker was his first gadget invented. He later became the first Kamiwaza Power-Shooter to awaken a Fact-Promin.

Wanda (ワンダ)

Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi

Wanda is the titular character and mascot of the franchise who looks like a dog. He first appeared in episode 1. He was a prince from the Wanda Planet who was once an heir to the throne of his father the king Wanda. In the anime, Wanda was sent to Earth from his home planet Wanda Planet which was entirely frozen. He then met Yuuto and became his Kamiwaza teammate. Wanda sniffs out for any signs of a Bugmin and then if there is one, he used his Kamiwaza Searcher to make the Bugmin leak. His favorite food is chicken karaage.

At the end of the first season, after Don Bugdez was gone and his home planet was thawed, Wanda decided to return to Earth rather than staying with Nice, Amazing and Mighty.

Wanda's name is taken from the word 'wonderful'.

Mirai (ミライ)

Voiced by: Suzuko Mimori

Mirai is one of Yuuto's friends. She is the daughter of a married couple who works on Kirakira First Street at a flower shop. In episode 6, Mirai participated in a singing competition, on the day of her parents' wedding anniversary, only to be won by Nicole.

In episode 43, Mirai became a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter after her Kamiwaza teammate Amazing arrived on Earth. Bug-Hasamin was the first Bugmin Mirai had captured and debugged. However, in the first manga series, Mirai did not become a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter and instead plays a supporting main character role along with Shuu.

Amazing (アメイジング)

Voiced by: Kana Asumi

Amazing is Mirai's Kamiwaza teammate and one of Wanda's friends. She first appeared in episode 43 when she and Nice came to Earth. In episode 44, Amazing and Mirai have a heated argument after Amazing spent her time dressing up in Mirai's clothes and sleeping in Mirai's bed but they make up after they help Yuuto stop Bug-Turbomin. Her favorite food is doughnuts.

In the first manga series' final chapter, Amazing, along with Nice, made a cameo appearance after the Wanda Planet was thawed.

Shuu (シュウ)

Voiced by: Kei Shindou

Shuu is one of Yuuto's friends. He is the son of a couple who works at a tempura shop where serves Wanda's favorite food, chicken karaage, and other fried foods at Kirakira First Street. He is a clever young boy because he studies well.

In episode 43, Shuu became a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter after his Kamiwaza teammate Nice arrived on Earth. Bug-Kyatchimin was the first Bugmin Shuu had captured and debugged. However, in the first manga series, Shuu did not become a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter and instead plays a supporting main character role along with Mirai.

Nice (ナイス)

Voiced by: Ayumu Murase

Nice is Shuu's Kamiwaza teammate and one of Wanda's friends. He first appeared in episode 43 when he and Amazing came to Earth. In episode 44, Nice and Shuu have a heated argument after Nice spent his time at Shuu's home running around Shuu's bedroom and pinching triangular steak bakes but they make up after they help Masato stop Bug-Jetmin. His favorite food is triangular steak bakes.

In the first manga series' final chapter, Nice, along with Amazing, made a cameo appearance after the Wonder-Star was thawed.

Masato (マサト)

Voiced by: Hiro Shimono

Masato is the rival of Yuuto. He first appeared in episode 20 when captured and debugged Bug-Dancemin. Prior to his debut in the series, as revealed in episode 42, Masato became a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter when he first met his Kamiwaza teammate Mighty in the rain outside Kirakira Hospital. In episode 38, Masato stole the new Kamiwaza Shaker from the Bug Bites and Great. He became the second Kamiwaza Power-Shooter to awaken a Fact-Promin in the following episode (episode 39) when he awakened Metmin. After he failed to confront Don Bugdez on his own in episode 42, Masato decided to become friends with Yuuto.

Masato's Kamiwaza Power-Shot is unique as it has a different voice and a built-in 'Search' mode unlike Yuuto's.

Mighty (マイティ)

Voiced by: Junko Takeuchi

Mighty is Masato's Kamiwaza teammate and Wanda's rival. He first appeared towards the end of episode 20. Prior to his debut, Mighty left for Earth after finding his home planet completely frozen. His favorite food is battered fried chicken as was revealed in episode 26. After Masato failed to confront Don Bugdez on his own in episode 42, Mighty ran away, leaving Masato behind. In episode 47, after 5 episodes, Mighty decided to help Yuuto, Mirai, and Shuu get rid of Don Bugdez with their Kamiwaza teammates Wanda, Nice, and Amazing by using the Fact-Promins and then restoring the Wonder-Star using Wonder-Promin.

In the first manga series, Mighty didn't leave Masato behind but instead helped him, Yuuto, And Wanda gather up the remaining Fact-Promins then take on Don Bugdez.

Since Don Bugdez was gone for good and the Wonder-Star was thawed, Wanda and Mighty are now good friends.

Yui (ユイ)

Voiced by: Misaki Kuno

Yui is Yuuto's younger sister. She first appeared in episode 1. She has a crush on Wanda who she mistook for her family's pet dog Wannosuke until episode 10 and Yui called out Wanda's name. Yui likes to do drawing with her crayons. Zuzumin is her favorite Promin.

In the first manga series, Yui made 2 cameo appearances: one in chapter 5 and the other in the final chapter.

Souma (ソウマ)

Voiced by: Shuuei Iwase

Souma is one of Yuuto's friends. He first appeared in episode 2. He is a director of Nicole's podcasts at Kirakira Radio Station. He lives in a mansion with his servants.

It is revealed in episode 18 that his servants, including butler Tora Imauma, have been working for Souma ever since his parents have died in a plane crash.

Souma made 2 short cameo appearances in chapters 2 and 13 of the franchise's first manga series.

Nicole (ニコル)

Voiced by: Jun Miruno

Nicole is one of Yuuto's friends. She first appeared in episode 2. She is the daughter of a sea captain and his wife. She hosts her podcasts at Kirakira Radio Station.

In episode 19, Nicole was chosen to host a TV special filmed on Kirakira First Street.

Nicole made a cameo appearance in the first manga series' final chapter.

Don Bugadez (ドン・バグデス)

Voiced by: Mugihito

Don Bugadez is the main antagonist of the anime's first season. He is a huge evil spirit in the sky who the Bugabytes and Great serve him as their master. He is the arch-nemesis of King Wanda. Don Bugadez first appeared in episode 1.

In episode 45, He became furious after seeing all the remaining Bugmins (except for Bug-Gauzemin) being captured and debugged by Yuuto and his three friends, and then turned into his true monstrous form and tried to corrupt the Earth. However, he was finally confronted by Wonder-Promin in episode 46. Don Bugadez's final appearance was in episode 47 when they get rid of him with the blasts from the Fact-Promins.

Great (グレイト)

Voiced by: Kazuhiro Yamaji

Great is the dog-like mad scientist from Wanda Planet. His first appearance is in episode 38 when he came to help the Bugabites work on a new Kamiwaza Shaker after they failed to steal it from Yuuto.

Great's final appearance was in episode 46 when he disappeared for good after Don Bugdez, in his physical monstrous form, was confronted by Wonder-Promin.

The Bugabytes are a group of "hackers" who serve their master Don Bugdez in the first manga series and the anime's first season. They first appear in episode 2. Their name is a portmanteau of "bug" of "megabytes".

Terara (テララ)

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

Terara is a red member of The Bugabytes who was transformed from a barbie doll. she has Wazawai Program which turns whatever Promin it touches into a Bugmin. Her favorite food is fruit sorbet.

Megaga (メガガ)

Voiced by: Shinya Hamazoe

Megaga is a green member of The Bugabytes who was transformed from a Stretch Armstrong. In episode 38, He has discovered that has the ability to stretch his body. His favorite food is shaved ice.

Gigaga (ギガガ)

Voiced by: Shinnosuke Ogami

Gigaga is the blue member of the Bugabytes who was transformed from a sumo figure toy. His favorite food is mitarashi dango.

Hiruto Kamiya (Yuuto's Father) (神谷 広人 (ユートの父))

Voiced by: Masayuki Kato

Hiruto is Yuuto's dad, who works at the toy store Hobby Kamiya together with his wife Yuuka. In episode 15, He took Yuuto and his three friends on a road trip with his friend's father, only to get taken to the wrong places thanks to Bug-Mapmin.

Hiruto's only cameo appearance in the first manga series was chapter 5.

Yuuka Kamiya (Yuuto's Mother) (神谷 優香 (ユートの母))

Voiced by: Aki Kanada

Yuuka is Yuuto's mom, who works at the toy store Hobby Kamiya together with her husband Hiruto. She first appeared in episode 1. In episode 4 (which aired as the third episode), Yuuto and Wanda promised Yuuka to keep the house clean on Mother's Day. Later, Yuuka got upset over the mess did not make by Yuuto and Wanda, but the Bugmins. then Eishamin used his Kamiwaza to cheer her up.

Chapter 5 was the only chapter in the first manga series Yuuka appeared in.

Wannosuke (ワン之介)

Wannosuke was Yuuto's pet who died prior to the beginning of the anime. It was later becoming Wanda.

Mako (マコ)

Voiced by: Rina Endō

Mako is Masato's sister. She first appeared in episode 33. Prior to her debut in the series, She became sick and stayed in bed at Kirakira Hospital until the end of episode 46 when she was recovered by Wonder-Promin. Her favorite hobby is making paper crafts.

Towards the end of the first season and the first manga series, Mako became friends with Yui.

The King Wanda (ワンダー王)

Voiced by: Ryuichi Kosugi of Black Mayonnaise

King Wanda is Wanda's father and the king of the Wonder-Star. He first appeared in episode 1. At the beginning of the first season, the Wonder-King entirely froze the planet as his son Wanda left for Earth. His arch-nemesis is Don Bugadez.

Nearly the end of the first season, after the Wonder-Star was thawed, the Wonder-King came to thank Yuuto, Mirai, and Shuu for getting rid of Don Bugadez.

Mr. Kohinata (小日向さん) and Mrs. Kohinata (小日向夫人)

Voiced by: Shinya Hamazoe (Mr. Kohinata) and Satomi Hanamura (Mrs. Kohinata)

Mr. and Mrs. Kohinata is Mirai's parents who work at a flower shop, which is Mirai's home, in Kirakira First Street. They first appear in episode 6.

Mr. Tateishi (立石さん) and Mrs. Tateishi (立石夫人)

Voiced by: TBS announcers Shohei Fujimori (Mr. Tateishi) and Ayu Yamauchi (Mrs. Tateishi)

Mr. and Mrs. Tateishi is Shuu's parents who work at a shop where they sell chicken karaage, Wanda's favourite food, and other battered meat products at Kirakira First Street. They first appear in episode 3.

Mr. and Mrs. Tateishi make their only appearance in chapter 2 of the first manga series.

Tora Imauma (今馬虎)

Voiced by: Yusaku Yara

Tora Imauma is Souma's butler who works in Souma's mansion along with the rest of Souma's servants. He first appeared in episode 18.

Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto (坂本夫妻)

Mr. and Mrs. Sakamoto were Souma's parents. They appear in a flashback in episode 18.

Mr. Oyama (大山さん) and Mrs. Oyama (大山夫人)

Voiced by: Takehito Koyasu (Mr. Oyama) and Kumiko Watanabe (Mrs. Oyama)

Mr. and Mrs. Oyama is Nicole's parents. They first appear in episode 19. Mr. Oyama, Nicole's father is a sea captain while his wife Mrs. Oyama, Nicole's mother, works as the housewife in Nicole's home.

Sakura (サクラ)

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

Sakura is Mirai's relative. She first appeared in episode 32.

Momotarou (モモタロウ)

Voiced by: Tomoko Kaneda

Momotarou is Sakura's pet cat. He first appeared in episode 32. Wanda once fell in love with Momotarou, mistaking him for a girl cat.

Mrs. Hina (ヒナ先生)

Voiced by: Satomi Hanamura

Mrs. Hina is a teacher at Kirakira Elementary School. She first appeared in episode 2.

Ichiban-Hoshi Teru (一番星 テル)

Voiced by: Keiichi Sonobe

Ichiban-Hoshi Teru is the chairman of 1st Kirakira Street. He first appeared in episode 4.

Jii Yoda (与田じい)

Voiced by: Yōhei Tadano

Jii Yoda is an old man and the owner of a sweet shop at 1st Kirakira Street. He first appeared in episode 6.

Baa Yoda (与田ばあ)

Voiced by: Kujira

Baa Yoda is Jii Yoda's wife. She first appeared in episode 14.

Detokkusu Komatsu (小松デトックス)

Voiced by: Kujira

Detokkusu Komatsu is a food critic. She first appeared in episode 7.

Detokkusu Komatsu also appeared in the first manga series. In chapter 5, she was seen scoffing at 4 Bugmins in the maze and later had dinner at Hobby Kamiya with Yuuto's parents and Yui. In chapter 6, she was seen in the lake, eating some fish.

Ryuta (リョタ) and Michiko (ミチコ)

Voiced by: Aki Nakajima (Ryuta) and Hiro Nakajima (Michiko)

Ryuta and Michiko are twins from a neighboring town and are Shuu's rivals. They first appear in episode 16.

Pupupido Morimoto (ププッピドゥ森本)

Voiced by: Arthur Lounsbery

Pupupido Morimoto is Souma's dance teacher who works at his dance studio at Kirakira First Street. He first appeared in episode 20.

Mr. Tony (トニー先生)

Voiced by: Arthur Lounsbery

Mr. Tony is an English teacher at Kirakira Elementary School. He appears in episode 26.

Earth Defence Force (地球防衛隊)

The Earth Defence Force is a team of heroes who go on a mission by order from their HQ boss. They first appear in episode 28. They are a parody of the 1977 mecha TV anime Voltes V.

Lady Marikko (レディマリッコ)

Voiced by: Yō Taichi

Lady Marikko is a famous magician. She first appeared in episode 29.

Takezo Panda (パン田 竹蔵)

Voiced by: Tetsuya Yanagihara of America Zarigani

Takezo Panda is a street performer who, hencing his name, wears a panda costume whilst juggling. He first appeared in episode 30.

Ginga Hoshaburo (ギンガ星三郎)

Voiced by: Arthur Lounsbery

Ginga Hoshaburo is a robot and the mascot of the Tokyo Science Museum. He first appeared in episode 35 when Bug-Mentemin took control of him.

Naomi (ナオミ)

Voiced by: Kujira

Naomi is a bodybuilder who is always working out. She first appeared in episode 36.

HKT48-style idol trio (HKT48風アイドル)

Voiced by: Tomiyoshi Asuka, Aramaki Misaki and Imamura Maria

The HKT48-style idol trio are an all-girl trio of j-pop idols. They appear in episode 41. They are based on the j-pop group HKT48.

Turbomin (ターボミン)/Bug-Turbomin (バグターボミン)

#001

Voiced by: Sho Nogami

A Promin based on a motorbike. His Kamiwaza is to speed up things including Yuuto's skateboard. He is Yuuto's Promin buddy.

Gakkimin (ガッキミン)/Bug-Gakkimin (バグガッキミン)

#002

Voiced by: Satomi Hanamura

A Promin based on some instruments. His Kamiwaza is to play the music as requested.

Eishamin (エイシャミン)/Bug-Eishamin (バグエイシャミン)

#007

Voiced by: Jun Miruno

A Promin based on a projector. His Kamiwaza is to display holograms, moving images and movies.

Divemin (ダイブミン)/Bug-Divemin (バグダイブミン)

#018

Voiced by: Masayuki Katou

A Promin based on a submarine. His Kamiwaza is to swim underwater.

Micmin (マイクミン)/Bug-Micmin (バグマイクミン)

#019

Voiced by: Shinya Hamazoe

A Promin based on a microphone. His Kamiwaza is to sing and speak in human language.

Jetmin (ジェットミン)/Bug-Jetmin (バグジェットミン)

#028

Voiced by: Shuuhei Iwase

A Promin based on a jet. His Kamiwaza is to fly from one area to another. He is Masato's Promin buddy.

Tsukkomin (ツッコミン)/Bug-Tsukkomin (バグツッコミン)

#030

A Promin based on a harisen. His Kamiwaza is to slap anyone in a comical way. Despite of not appearing in the anime's first season, Tsukkomin instead made his debut in the franchise's first manga series.

Banemin (バネミン)/Bug-Banemin (バグツッコミン)

#031

Voiced by: Satomi Hanamura

A Promin based on a pogo-stick. His Kamiwaza is to reach higher places that anyone can't reach. He is Shuu's Promin buddy.

Drymin (ドライミン)/Bug-Drymin (バグドライミン)

#032

Voiced by: Sho Nogami

A Promin based on a dryer. His Kamiwaza is to blow hot air.

Gymmin (ジムミン)/Bug-Gymmin (バグジムミン)

#035

Voiced by: Shuuhei Iwase

A Promin based on some gym equipment. His Kamiwaza is to make anyone get strong. In the anime's first season, Gymmin has Punpun as his attribute.

Rizumumin (リズムミン)/Bug-Rizumumin (バグリズムミン)

#054

Voiced by: Shuuhei Iwase

A Promin based on a mechanical metronome. His Kamiwaza is to keep the music in the correct beat.

Penmin (ペンミン)/Bug-Penmin (バグペンミン)

#055

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on a pen. His Kamiwaza is to write words and letters.

Dancemin (ダンスミン)/Bug-Dancemin (バグダンスミン)

#056

Voiced by: Mako Mutou

A Promin based on a mirror ball. His Kamiwaza is to make anyone dance as requested.

Gagmin (ギャグミン)/Bug-Gagmin (バグギャグミン)

#057

A Promin based on a comic book. His Kamiwaza is to use his comedic skills to make anyone laugh. He does not appear in the anime's first season.

Tonkmin (トンカミン)/Bug-Tonkmin (バグトンカミン)

#008

Voiced by: Masayuki Katou

A Promin based on a hammer. His Kamiwaza is to build objects.

Plugmin (プラグミン)/Bug-Plugmin (バグプラグミン)

#009

Voiced by: Satomi Hanamura

A Promin based on a plug. His Kamiwaza is to manipulate electricity.

Boatmin (ボートミン)/Bug-Boatmin (バグボートミン)

#016

Voiced by: Mako Mutou

A Promin based on a boat. His Kamiwaza is to make objects float on water.

Burgemin (バーガミン)/Bug-Burgemin (バグバーガミン)

#020

Voiced by: Misaki Kuno

A Promin based on a burger. His Kamiwaza is to make burgers.

Magnemin (マグネミン)/Bug-Magnemin (バグマグネミン)

#021

Voiced by: Shuuhei Iwase

A Promin based on a magnet. His Kamiwaza is to move objects with his magnetic forces.

Recordmin (レコミン)/Bug-Recordmin (バグレコミン)

#046

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

A Promin based on a recording machine. His Kamiwaza is to play nice sounds and music.

Sumerumin (スメルミン)/Bug-Sumerumin (バグスメルミン)

#047

Voiced by: Mako Mutou

A Promin based on an air-freshener. His Kamiwaza is to manipulate the smells.

Yumemin (ユメミン)/Bug-Yumemin (バグユメミン)

#048

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on a nightcap. His Kamiwaza is to manipulate dreams.

Motemin (モテミン)/Bug-Motemin (バグモテミン)

#075

Voiced by: Hiro Shimono (First season only)

A Promin based on a flower bouquet. Her Kamiwaza is to make anyone attractive.

Gamemin (ゲーミン)/Bug-Gamemin (バグゲーミン)

#076

A Promin based on some gaming consoles. His Kamiwaza is to update games. He does not appear in the anime's first season.

Coromin (コロミン)/Bug-Coromin (バグコロミン)

#077

Voiced by: Arthur Lounsbery

A Promin based on a ball. His Kamiwaza is to manipulate balls.

Gauzemin (ガーゼミン)/Bug-Gauzemin (バグガーゼミン)

#003

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

A Promin based on a nurse. Her Kamiwaza is to heal those who were either sick or injured.

Denkyumin (デンキュミン)/Bug-Denkyumin (バグデンキュミン)

#004

Voiced by: Jun Miruno

A Promin based on a light-bulb. His Kamiwaza is to light up dark areas as requested.

Zuzumin (ズーズミン)/Bug-Zuzumin (バグズーズミン)

#015

Voiced by: Misaki Kuno

A Promin based on an animal-tamer. His Kamiwaza is to manipulate animals.

Senpuumin (センプウミン)/Bug-Senpuumin (バグセンプウミン)

#024

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on an electric fan. His Kamiwaza is to blow things with his fan.

Shugamin (シュガミン)/Bug-Shugamin (バグシュガミン)

#049

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

A Promin based on some sugary foods. His Kamiwaza is to sweeten up tea and desserts.

Showamin (シャワーミン)/Bug-Showamin (バグシャワーミン)

#050

Voiced by: Aki Kanada

A Promin based on a shower. His Kamiwaza is to sprinkle shower-water.

Rappumin (ラップミン)/Bug-Rappumin (バグラップミン)

#051

Voiced by: Shinnosuke Ogami

A Promin based on a wrap-case. His Kamiwaza is to wrap objects such as left-overs.

Slowmin (スローミン)/Bug-Slowmin (バグスローミン)

#052

Voiced by: Satomi Hanamura

A Promin based on a snail or slug. His Kamiwaza is to slow things down.

Makuramin (マクラミン)/Bug-Makuramin (バグマクラミン)

#068

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

A Promin based on a pillow. His Kamiwaza is to put anyone who's tired to sleep.

Fatmin (ファットミン)/Bug-Fatmin (バグファットミン)

#069

Voiced by: Aki Kanada

A Promin based on a frying-pot. His Kamiwaza is to fry foods.

Temomin (テモミン)/Bug-Temomin (バグテモミン)

#070

Voiced by: Sho Nogami

A Promin based on a massager. His Kamiwaza is to massage anyone as requested.

Softmin (ソフトミン)/Bug-Softmin (バグソフトミン)

#071

A Promin based on a softener. Her Kamiwaza is to make things soft as requested. She does not appear in the anime's first season.

Jishomin (ジショミン)/Bug-Jishomin (バグジショミン)

#010

Voiced by: Jun Miruno

A Promin based on a dictionary. His Kamiwaza is to help out anyone with their studies.

Kagimin (カギミン)/Bug-Kagimin (バグカギミン)

#011

Voiced by: Aki Kanada

A Promin based on lock. His Kamiwaza is to lock and unlock doors as requested.

Jaguchimin (ジャグチミン)/Bug-Jaguchimin (バグジャグチミン)

#022

Voiced by: Shinnosuke Ogami

A Promin based on a faucet. His Kamiwaza is to spout water to help out anyone.

Sharimin (シャリミン)/Bug-Sharimin (バグシャリミン)

#023

Voiced by: Masayuki Katou

A Promin based on some sushi. His Kamiwaza is to make sushi.

Mapmin (マップミン)/Bug-Mapmin (バグマップミン)

#038

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka and Misaki Kuno

A Promin based on a map. Their Kamiwaza is to help guide anyone to their correct destinations.

Brushmin (ブラシミン)/Bug-Brushmin (バグブラシミン)

#039

Voiced by: Shinnosuke Ogami

A Promin based on a brush. His Kamiwaza is to sweep up messes.

Meganemin (メガネミン)/Bug-Meganemin (バグメガネミン)

#040

Voiced by: Shuuhei Iwase

A Promin based on a person with a pair of glasses. His Kamiwaza is to manipulate pairs of glasses.

Cafemin (カフェミン)/Bug-Cafemin (バグカフェミン)

#041

Voiced by: Sho Nogami (First season only)

A Promin based on a coffee mug. Her Kamiwaza is to wake anyone up with her caffeine.

Speechmin (スピーチミン)/Bug-Speechmin (バグスピーチミン)

#042

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

A Promin based on a lecture table. His Kamiwaza is to get anyone to speak loud and clear.

Memorymin (メモリミン)/Bug-Memorymin (バグメモリミン)

#043

Voiced by: Masayuki Katou

A Promin based on a USB memory chip. His Kamiwaza is to prevent anyone's memories from being forgotten.

Clipmin (クリプミン)/Bug-Clipmin (バグクリプミン)

#063

A Promin based on a metal clip. His Kamiwaza is to connect anything with clips. He does not appear in the anime's first season.

Copymin (コピミン)/Bug-Copymin (バグコピミン)

#064

Voiced by: Sho Nogami

A Promin based on a photocopier. His Kamiwaza is to copy anything as requested.

Mejamin (メジャーミン)/Bug-Mejamin (バグメジャーミン)

#065

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on a measuring tape. His Kamiwaza is to measure out anything correctly.

Origamin (オリガミン)/Bug-Origamin (バグオリガミン)

#066

Voiced by: Sho Nogami

A Promin based on an origami paper crane. His Kamiwaza is to make nice origami.

Yajiromin (ヤジロミン)/Bug-Yajiromin (バグヤジロミン)

#067

Voiced by: Mako Mutou

A Promin based on a balancing machine. His Kamiwaza is to balance anything with the gravity.

Chakkamin (チャッカミン)/Bug-Chakkamin (バグチャッカミン)

#005

Voiced by: Aki Kanada

A Promin based on a fire-lighter. His Kamiwaza is to cast out fire for certain moments.

Hasamin (ハサミン)/Bug-Hasamin (バグハサミン)

#006

Voiced by: Jun Miruno

A Promin based on a pair of scissors. Her Kamiwaza is to cut objects as requested.

Liftmin (リフトミン)/Bug-Liftmin (バグリフトミン)

#025

Voiced by: Shuuhei Iwase

A Promin based on a forklift. His Kamiwaza is to lift up heavy objects as requested.

Keshigomin (ケシゴミン)/Bug-Keshigomin (バグケシゴミン)

#029

Voiced by: Shinya Hamazoe

A Promin based on an eraser. His Kamiwaza is to erase unwanted graffiti.

Spicesmin (スパイスミン)/Bug-Spicesmin (バグスパイスミン)

#034

Voiced by: Aki Kanada

A Promin based on a cruet. His Kamiwaza is to add spices to food dishes that need them.

Artmin (アートミン)/Bug-Artmin (バグアートミン)

#036

Voiced by: Junko Takeuchi

A Promin based on some paints. His Kamiwaza is to make pictures as requested.

Tengumin (テングミン)/Bug-Tengumin (バグテングミン)

#037

Voiced by: Sho Nogami

A Promin based on a tengu mask. His Kamiwaza is to make anyone assured with their hearts.

Mentemin (メンテミン)/Bug-Mentemin (バグメンテミン)

#053

Voiced by: Shinya Hamazoe

A Promin based on a spanner. His Kamiwaza is to fix any broken machine.

Bellmin (ベルミン)/Bug-Bellmin (バグベルミン)

#058

Voiced by: Jun Miruno

A Promin based on a bell. His Kamiwaza is to ring sounds when danger happens.

Katasumin (カタスミン)/Bug-Katasumin (バグカタスミン)

#059

Voiced by: Junko Takeuchi

A Promin based on a wardrobe or a bedroom drawer. Her Kamiwaza is to help clean up any area as requested.

Clockmin (クロックミン)/Bug-Clockmin (バグクロックミン)

#060

A Promin based on a striking clock. His Kamiwaza is to inform the right time for anyone. He does not appear in the anime's first season.

Smallmin (スモルミン)/Bug-Smallmin (バグスモルミン)

#061

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on a mouse in a robot. His Kamiwaza is to shrink things as requested.

Tafumin (タフミン)/Bug-Tafumin (バグタフミン)

#062

Voiced by: Keiichi Sonobe

A Promin based on some energy drinks. His Kamiwaza is to make anyone become energetic.

Freezemin (フリザミン)/Bug-Freezemin (バグフリザミン)

#012

Voiced by: Aki Kanada

A Promin based on a cooling machine. His Kamiwaza is to cast out ice in certain moments.

Railmin (レールミン)/Bug-Railmin (バグレールミン)

#013

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on a train. His Kamiwaza is to give anyone a train ride. He is Mirai's Promin buddy.

Dorirumin (ドリルミン)/Bug-Dorirumin (バグドリルミン)

#014

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

A Promin based on a drilling mole. His Kamiwaza is to drill holes as requested.

Sukemin (スケミン)/Bug-Sukemin (バグスケミン)

#017

Voiced by: Shinya Hamazoe

A Promin based on a skeleton in an x-ray. His Kamiwaza is to illuminate objects as requested.

Hanshamin (ハンシャミン)/Bug-Hanshamin (バグハンシャミン)

#026

Voiced by: Mako Mutou

A Promin based on a mirror. His Kamiwaza is to defects anything including attacks from other Promins.

Stopmin (ストップミン)/Bug-Stopmin (バグストップミン)

#027

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on a stopwatch. His Kamiwaza is to stop moving objects as requested.

Kyatchimin (キャッチミン)/Bug-Stopmin (バグキャッチミン)

#033

Voiced by: Mako Mutou

A Promin based on an arcade toy-catcher. His Kamiwaza is to pick up objects as requested.

Mutemin (ミュートミン)/Bug-Mutemin (バグミュートミン)

#044

Voiced by: Arthur Lounsbery (First season only)

A Promin based on some unplugged headphones. Her Kamiwaza is to mute sounds and music as requested.

Fukumin (フクミン)/Bug-Fukumin (バグフクミン)

#045

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin base on a dress. Her Kamiwaza is to dress up anyone as requested.

Heartmin (ハートミン)/Bug-Heartmin (バグハートミン)

#072

Voiced by: Emiri Katou

A Promin based on a heart and a lie-detector. His Kamiwaza is to find the truth in the hearts of anyone.

Bigmin (ビッグミン)/Bug-Bigmin (バグビッグミン)

#073

Voiced by: Shinnosuke Ogami

A Promin based on a whale on a robotic suit. His Kamiwaza is to enlarge objects as requested.

Deodomin (デオドミン)/Bug-Deodomin (バグデオドミン)

#074

Voiced by: Masayuki Katou (First season only)

A Promin based a spray-deodorant can. Her Kamiwaza is to freshen up the air with some spraying.

Wonder-Promin (ワンダープロミン)

Voiced by: Kenyu Horiuchi

Wonder-Promin is a powerful secret Promin. He is much larger than any other Promin. He can be summoned by a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter with the Kamiwaza Shaker if the Kamiwaza Power-Shooter had awakened a certain number of Fact-Promins.

Wonder-Promin first appeared in episode 46 of the first season when Yuuto, Masato, Mirai and Shuu summon him in order to successfully confront Don Bugdez who was in his physical monstrous form.

Rocketmin (ロケットミン)

Voiced by: Kenta Miyake

Rocketmin is a Fact-Promin belonging to the Norinori attribute. He is based on a rocket. In the franchise's first anime season and the first manga series, Rocketmin was the first Fact-Promin to be awakened.

Merrygomin (メリーゴミン)

Voiced by: Sho Nogami

Merrygomin is a Fact-Promin belonging to the Wakuwaku attribute. He is based on a carousel.

Vacuumin (バキューミン)

Voiced by: Jurota Kosugi

Vacuumin is a Fact-Promin belonging to the Hokkori attribute. He is based on a vacuum-cleaner. In the franchise's first anime season and the first manga series, Vacuumin was the last Fact-Promin to be awakened. That was after Bug-Gauzemin was recaptured and debugged by Yuuto in the first anime season and after Bug-Makuramin was captured and debugged by Masato in the first manga series.

Dozermin (ドーザミン)

Voiced by: Kenjiro Tsuda

Dozermin is a Fact-Promin belonging to the Kicchiri attribute. He is based on a bulldozer.

Slicermin (スライサミン)

Voiced by: Misako Tomioka

Slicermin is the Fact-Promin belonging to the Punpun attribute. She is based on some kitchen utensils.

Metmin (メットミン)

Voiced by: Shou Hayami

Metmin is the Fact-Promin belonging to the Buruburu attribute. He is based on a masked hero.

Kamiwaza Power-Shot (カミワザパワーショット)

A digital camera-like device that a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter uses to catch and debug Bugmins and to summon Promins. A Kamiwaza Power-Shot belonging to Masato is unique unlike the ones belonging to other Kamiwaza Power-Shooters as it has a built-in 'Search' mode.

Kamiwaza Searcher (カミワザフラッシュ, Kamiwaza Flash)

A flashlight torch-like device that is used to search and find Bugmins. Once a Bugmin is found, the Kamiwaza Searcher then displays a hologram of the Bugmin's Promin counterpart. In the anime series and in the manga, Wanda mainly uses the Kamiwaza Searcher.

Kamiwaza Shaker (カミワザシェイカー)

A device used to fuse 2 or 3 Promins by shaking in order to create Sympathetic Promins. Once the process failed, it turns an unclassified Promin named Unchikomin (ウンコミン). Fact-Promins can also awaken by it.

In the first anime season and in the first manga series, the Kamiwaza Shaker was first invented by Yuuto. Another Kamiwaza Shaker was introduced in episode 38 when Masato stole it from the Bug Bites.

Kamiwaza Pro-cards (カミワザプロカ, Kamiwaza Pro-Ka)

Kamiwaza Pro-cards are collectible cards that are compatible with the Kamiwaza Power-Shot, the Kamiwaza Searcher, and the Kamiwaza Shaker. Each Kamiwaza Pro-card has a Promin who can be summoned with a Kamiwaza Power-Shot.

Kamiwaza File (カミワザファイル)

A storing unit used to store Kamiwaza Pro-cards.

Wazawai Program (ワザワイプログラム)

A glittery dust thingy that turns any Promin into a Bugmin which can be located. Only the villains can hold it, as the first anime season's supporting antagonist Terara of the Bug Bites.

Promin (プロミン) The Promins are creatures that use abilities called Kamiwaza which can help out everyday life. They come with several looks and colors. A Kamiwaza Power-Shooter always uses them to defeat Bugmins. Turbomin, for example, uses his Kamiwaza to speed things up. Sympathetic Promins (合成プロミン, Gōsei Promin) are the Promins who are fused with 2 or 3 Promins. They mainly live in a parallel environment called Promin-World (プロミンワールド).

There are 6 attributes (Norinori (ノリノリ), Wakuwaku (ワクワク), Hokkori (ホッコリ), Kicchiri (キッチリ), Punpun (プンプン) and Buruburu (ブルブル)) and total 77 Promins.

Bugmin (バグミン)

The Bugmins are creatures that use abilities called Bugwaza which is like a virus that can ruin everyday life. They are opposites to Promins as they are creepy and all colored black, red, green, and grey. In the anime, a Kamiwaza Searcher was used by Wanda to reveal Bugmins. for example, Bug-Turbomin has his Bugwaza to make scrap cars go out of control. Bugmins mainly dwell in the Bugmin Dump (バグ捨て場).

In episode 36 of the first season, 2 unnamed Bugmins were seen. One of them resembles an electric shaver.

A Promin can turn into a Bugmin when it is touched by the Wazawai Program. To turn it back into a Promin, a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter must capture and debug a Bugmin.

Fact-Promin (ファクトプロミン)

Fact-Promins are special Promins that are exclusive to the Kamiwaza Shaker. They are much bigger than the Promins. There is one Fact-Promin per attribute. Unlike Promins, Wazawai Program can't be worked on Fact-Promins, so they can't turn into Bugmins and can't be collectible with the Kamiwaza Power-Shot.

In the anime's first season, a Fact-Promin is most likely to be awakened if a Kamiwaza Power-Shooter has registered a certain number of Promins of the same attribute.

So far in the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise, there are 6 Fact-Promins.

Starting its seriealization February 2016, the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise has spawned its manga titles in the Shogakukan manga magazines. Its first two titles were the seft-titled debut main manga series, created by Chihiro Gogitsune, which was first published in Corocoro Ichiban and the franchise's 4-koma spin-off manga Kamiwaza Wanda: Mysterious Joker Promin Stories (カミワザ・ワンダ 〜ふしぎないきものプロミン物語〜), created by Maeda-Kun, which was first published in Corocoro Comic Special.

More Kamiwaza Wanda manga titles are yet to be announced in the future.

The Kamiwaza Wanda franchise also spawned several spin-off manga titles. Its first spin-off manga is the 4-koma manga Kamiwaza Wanda: Mysterious Joker Promin Stories (カミワザ・ワンダ 〜ふしぎないきものプロミン物語〜). It was first created by Maeda-Kun and it was first published from 2016 to 2017 in Corocoro Comic Special. It mainly focuses on the Promins, mostly Turbomin. Volumes for this spin-off manga are yet to be released.

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

On January 18, 2016, a Kamiwaza Wanda anime series was first announced for spring 2016. The anime series was originally scheduled to premiere on the TBS channel in Japan on April 16, 2016, but was rescheduled to the following week on April 23, 2016, due to the 2016 Kumamoto earthquakes.[3]

The anime's self-titled first season lasted for 47 episodes from April 23, 2016, to March 25, 2017, and is animated by TMS Entertainment. From episodes 1 to 22, its opening theme is "Wanda Nanda!?" (ワンダナンダ！？) by DAIGO[4] while its ending theme is "Samba de Wanda" (サンバdeワンダ) by the franchise's titular character Wanda. From episodes 23 to 47, its opening theme is "Bagutte Iijan" (バグっていいじゃん) by HKT48[5][6] and its ending theme is "WONDERLAND" by RADIO FISH.[7]

Each episode came with a short animation entitled Promin-Zu (プロミンず) with is animated by Gathering. Episodes 1 to 23 of the anime's first season has the Promin-Zu minisode segments showing Promins with their everyday life while episodes 24 to 47 of the anime's first season have the Promin-Zu segments based on the song Kamiwaza Promin-Zu (カミワザプロミンず).

After its first season ended, the anime series went on hiatus until further notice. A second season and furthermore seasons of Kamiwaza Wanda are yet to be announced in the future.

Dubbing for Kamiwaza Wanda began in September 2016. Kamiwaza Wanda has first dubbed in South Korea under its Korean title Power-Catch Wanda (Korean: 파워캐치 완다). The Korean dub version of the anime aired on Cartoon Network in South Korea with its first season on September 2, 2016. Several manga and activity books based on Kamiwaza Wanda were also released in South Korea. the Chinese dub has aired in 2017 on LeTV (in Mainland China Mandarin) and ViuTV (in Cantonese).

An English dub for Kamiwaza Wanda is yet to be announced.

In early June 2016, Takara Tomy launched a toyline for the Kamiwaza Wanda franchise. It consists of electronic toys, figures, playsets, plush toys, card-storing units, and collectible cards. Its recent addition is the Kamiwaza Shaker toy. More additions to the Kamiwaza Wanda toyline are yet to be announced in the future.

In the second half of 2016, a video game series for Kamiwaza Wanda was announced. Its first video game title is Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu! (カミワザ・ワンダ キラキラ一番街危機一髪!) which was released on October 27, 2016, in Japan for the Nintendo 3DS by FuRyu.