Micmin (Japanese: マイクミン Maikumin) is a character in Kamiwaza Wanda and a Promin. His attribute is Norinori.
Personal[]
Appearance[]
Micmin resembles a violet-purple microphone with light-green arms resembling tambourines, bright-red feet, a light-green face and yellow markings.
For his Bugmin ego, see: Bug-Micmin
As a Bugmin, his looks remained the same but his voice is in a handsome, French prince's accent.
Personality[]
Micmin is a Promin that talks in human language. He is also excellent at singing. As a Bugmin, Micmin dislikes the Japanese karaoke 'dong' sound.
Relationships[]
- Yuto (current owner)
- Mirai and Jii Yota (victims when Micmin was a Bugmin)
- Gakkimin and Eishamin (friends)
- Jaguchimin, Dorirumin, Chakkamin, Freezemin, Denkyumin, Burgemin, Sharimin, Zuzumin, Jishomin and Kagimin (the Promins Micmin was kidnapped along with by Bug-Liftmin)
- Mutemin and Hanshamin (opponents in episode 24)
Abilities[]
Micmin's Kamiwaza ability is to sing and speak in human language and to make whoever uses him speak through him. As a Bugmin, he can make anyone sing like karaoke stars and also resonate his voice in the public places.
In the series[]
Kamiwaza Wanda[]
Micmin makes his debut as a Bugmin in episode 6 when he makes Mirai sing like a karaoke queen. Gakkimin tried to confront Bug-Micmin but fails. Luckly, Tonkamin confronted him by playing a low-toned chime noise that will make Mirai drop Bug-Micmin. Then, Bug-Micmin was captured and debugged by Yuto.
Micmin made his camero appearance in episode 7 when Nicole used him for her speech at a special food festival event.
In episode 9, Micmin was kidnapped by Bug-Liftmin. In episode 10, he was rebugged and then messed around in Yota Sweets with Bug-Gakkimin. Bug-Micmin was later recaptured and debugged by Yuto who also captures and debugs Bug-Liftmin.
Micmin makes another appearance in episode 12.
In episode 19, Micmin was summoned by Yuto in order to do the announcing of Nicole for the special.
Micmin made a cameo appearance in episode 21.
In episode 24, Micmin unleashed a loud soundwave that will knock out Hanshamin. He carries on with his singing until his voice was silented out by Mutemin.
Micmin was seen watching Kagimin and Sharimin punching a punch-bag in episode 31. Later in that episode, Micmin, along with Gauzemin, Turbomin and Dorirumin, goes out to look for Keshigomin and deal with Bug-Artmin.
In episode 34, Yuto tried to fuse Micmin with Gakkimin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker but ended up summoning Unchikomin. Micmin was later summoned by Yuto in order to deal with 3 Bugmins.
Micmin was one of the Promins Yuto takes to the Tokyo Science Museum in episode 35.
Micmin also appeared in episode 36 and episode 39.
In episode 46 and episode 47, Micmin was seen held by Nicole.
In the manga[]
Kamiwaza Wanda (original manga series)[]
Micmin made his debut in chapter 06 when Wanda used him to announce the competition between Masato and Yuto.
In chapter 09, Micmin was fused with Turbomin throughout the Kamiwaza Shaker to become Maibomin in order to help Wanda rescue Yuto from Bug-Motemin.
In chapter 12, Micmin, 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[]
Micmin made his video-game debut in the 3DS game Kamiwaza Wanda: Kirakira Ichibangai Kikiippatsu. He was first seen as Bug-Micmin in 'Kirakira Star, First Star' when Yuto and Wanda deal with him for Yuto's friend Mirai. Yuto then defeats, captures and debugs Bug-Micmin.
Trivia[]
Background[]
- Micmin is one of the Promins who is capable of talking. The other one being Speechmin.
- Micmin was featured in the Kamiwaza Promin-Zu segment in episode 34.
Resemblances[]
- Micmin resembles a microphone.
Notes[]
- Micmin is the smallest of all the Promins.
- Micmin's name comes from the word 'mic' which is short for 'microphone'.
In other languages[]
| Language | Promin’s dub name | Origin |
|---|---|---|
| Korean | 마이크본 (Micbon) | Based on the word 'mic'. |
| Chinese | 麥克風精靈/麦克风精灵 (Maikefengjingling) | Based on the word 'maikefeng' (麥克風/麦克风) which is Chinese for 'microphone'. |
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