This is a basic guide for the deprived un-Japanese clueless beginners to the Kodocha fandom. If you don't know what Kodomo No Omocha means, please proceed... ^^; Well, actually, after the first couple, they are really just useless information I dug up from random places. :-)

Kodomo No Omocha
- the literal translation is 'Child's Toy', named after the show that stars Sana (show with in show). I'm yet to figure out why they didn't name it 'Story of a hyper hyper genki genki girl and her hyper hyper genki genki world!!' I mean, it's much more appealing, no? *.*

Kodocha
- this is a short abbreviation for Kodomo No Omocha.

Burrucha
- or buru buru buru buru, it is an intricate machine that triggers trouble for those unprepared... ^^; Um...it's a communicator, but instead of beeping, it vibrates. Intricate indeed!

Nori Nori
- Nori Nori is another intricate machine! It's like somewhere between a recorder, a beat provider, a microphone and a echoer. Sana does her rapping with the thing. Very cool!!!

Toy Hammer
- the symbolic hammer used by the characters of Kodocha (mostly Sana and Mama and Hayama). Comes in all sizes!!! :)

Nopia - the nopia toy is a
music (beats and tunes) making machine. Sana use it to aid her singing. ^^

Komawari
- the acting/theater troupe Sana's in.

Genki
- this means vitality, energy, hyper, happy, cheerful. Hmm...I wonder...

Himo
- Pimp! What's a pimp? Umm....

Akito
- Aki: Autumn to: person. Hayama is a fall person apparently. I'm a fall person too... ^_^

Obana
- Obana desu! Miho Obana is the author of this wonderful manga/series. All hail Obana-san!!

Akuma
- Means devil, Hayama doesn't like being called that...nope...

Baka
- Means idiot or fool. This would be how Hayama and Sana each describe the other.

Ai shiteru
- Means I love you, something Hayama and Sana would never say to each other.

Soba
- type of noodle...yummy yummy!!!

Ramen
- type of noodle liked by both Hayama and Sana. Hoto!! O_O

Udon
- another type of noodles!!! Lol...