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Commissioned subtitles for the cutscenes, so we can finally remove that stupid note after all these years.
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:''Haruna is a [[human]] from [[DreamMix TV World Fighters]].''
:''Haruna is a [[human]] from [[DreamMix TV World Fighters]].''


[[Image:DreamMix-Haruna.jpg|250px|thumb|Where exactly ''does'' one buy a megaphone in duck form anyway?]]
[[Image:DreamMix-Haruna.jpg|250px|thumb|Where exactly ''does'' one buy a [[Ducktaphone|megaphone in duck form]] anyway?]]
'''Haruna''' (ハルナ, born [[November 3]], [[1987]]) is the announcer for the ''[[World Fighters]]'' show and the assistant/co-anchor to [[Mujoe]]. Energetic to the point of hyper-activity, she can often be found shouting into her trademark duck-shaped megaphone during battles, and even while in the studio. She takes her commentator position very seriously, to the point of single-mindedness, and will do anything to raise audience ratings, even if it means Mujoe accidentally gets injured in the process. Her appearance on ''World Fighters'' marks her television debut, and she hopes the position will launch her career and propel her into stardom.
'''Haruna''' (ハルナ, born [[November 3]], [[1987]]) is the new announcer and co-host for the ''[[World Fighters]]'' show. Energetic to the point of hyperactivity, she can often be found shouting into her trademark duck-shaped megaphone during battles, and even while in the studio. Her appearance on ''World Fighters'' marks her television debut, and she hopes the position will launch her career and propel her into stardom. As a result, she takes her commentator position very seriously and will do anything to raise audience ratings, even at the expense of her co-host [[Mujoe]].


==Games==
==Games==
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{{voiceactor|[[Risa Mizuno]] (Japanese)}}
{{voiceactor|[[Risa Mizuno]] (Japanese)}}


As part of [[DreamMix TV]]'s attempt to pull in more ratings for the television show ''World Fighters'', extraordinary beings from many worlds were recruited to do battle on the show. Haruna was the announcer for these amazing matches, explaining the rules of ''World Fighters'' at the start of the broadcast by demonstrating on Mujoe.
As part of [[DreamMix TV]]'s attempt to pull in more ratings for the television show ''World Fighters'', extraordinary beings from many worlds were recruited to do battle on the show. Haruna, who had recently joined the show, acted as the announcer for these matches. At the start of the broadcast, she explained the rules of ''World Fighters'' by demonstrating on Mujoe.


At one point during a break between fights, Haruna performed a flying spiral punch that knocked Mujoe to the ground! She then spoke excitedly to the audience about how the previous matches had excited her, leading her to try a more dramatic entrance, then briefly paused to wonder where her co-anchor was. After seeing him crumpled on the floor, she commented warily to herself and continued, saying the next fight would be two-on-one!
During a break after the second fight, Haruna got so excited that she made a dramatic entrance with a flying spiral punch that knocked Mujoe to the ground. She lightly scolded Mujoe for lying down on the job, unaware for her role in him doing so, then resumed announcing, confirming that the next match would be two-on-one.


After Mujoe recovered, he began speaking to the audience once again, but found that Haruna had disappeared! Just then, a giant disco ball dropped from the ceiling with Haruna hanging from it, who began speaking with the audience herself. Suddenly, the rod on the disco ball broke, sending both the ball and Haruna onto Mujoe, flattening him! With swirly eyes and duckies a-floating around her head, the dizzied Haruna finished the announcement for the next match before falling over backwards.
Following the fourth battle, Mujoe resumed co-hosting, though he was unsure where Haruna was. He didn't have to wait long for an answer, as Haruna descended from above on a giant disco ball encouraging the challenger to do their best in the remaining two fights, which she confirmed would be two-on-one and three-on-one. Suddenly, the rod on the disco ball broke, sending both the ball and Haruna crashing down onto Mujoe. With swirly eyes and duckies floating around her head, the dizzied Haruna told the audience to stay tuned before falling over backwards.


Once Mujoe recovered again, he began pacing back and forth, concerned that even after the champion had cleared all six stages, their current ratings still weren't high enough to please the sponsors and save ''World Fighters''. This sent Haruna into hysterics, and she began crying! Mujoe attempted to console her, which reminded her that there was still one more fight to be had—something that baffled Mujoe, who thought her opponent count was off. Haruna then revealed that the [[Hige Hige Gang]] had prepared a flying saucer for him, and declared that ''he'' would be the final opponent! She then kicked Mujoe into the air, landing him upside-down in the pilot's seat of the saucer. He could only pound against the cockpit glass as his [[Mujoe on Stage|"stage"]] was set up! Haruna then announced Mujoe's entry into battle, and wished him good luck as the saucer rose into the air!
After the final match concluded, Mujoe paced back and forth, worried that the sponsors would be upset that the competition had ended so quickly. Worried about the possibility of her first TV gig being suddenly cancelled, Haruna broke down crying. Mujoe tried to correct her that he never said anything about cancellation, corrected her that he had said no such thing, but Haruna had already decided that there was still one more fight to be had—something that baffled Mujoe, who thought her opponent count was off. Haruna then revealed that the [[Hige Hige Gang]] had constructed a UFO, and declared that ''Mujoe'' would be the final opponent! Despite Mujoe's protests, Haruna declared that everything was for the show and its ratings, and kicked Mujoe into the air, landing him upside-down in the pilot's seat of the saucer. As the final [[Mujoe on Stage|"stage"]] was constructed, Haruna challenged the champion to clear this final battle, wishing Mujoe good luck.


Mujoe lost, of course, and Haruna was not seen again. {{storylink|DreamMix TV World Fighters}}
Following Mujoe's defeat, Haruna announced the champion's final rating before ending the broadcast. {{storylink|DreamMix TV World Fighters}}
 
{{note|The above summary was written by someone who does not speak Japanese, and some fine points may have been lost in translation. (Fair warning.)}}


==Notes==
==Notes==

Revision as of 20:27, 12 November 2023

This article is about the World Fighters announcer. For the actress, see Haruna Ikezawa.
Haruna is a human from DreamMix TV World Fighters.
Where exactly does one buy a megaphone in duck form anyway?

Haruna (ハルナ, born November 3, 1987) is the new announcer and co-host for the World Fighters show. Energetic to the point of hyperactivity, she can often be found shouting into her trademark duck-shaped megaphone during battles, and even while in the studio. Her appearance on World Fighters marks her television debut, and she hopes the position will launch her career and propel her into stardom. As a result, she takes her commentator position very seriously and will do anything to raise audience ratings, even at the expense of her co-host Mujoe.

Games

DreamMix TV World Fighters

Voice actor: Risa Mizuno (Japanese)

As part of DreamMix TV's attempt to pull in more ratings for the television show World Fighters, extraordinary beings from many worlds were recruited to do battle on the show. Haruna, who had recently joined the show, acted as the announcer for these matches. At the start of the broadcast, she explained the rules of World Fighters by demonstrating on Mujoe.

During a break after the second fight, Haruna got so excited that she made a dramatic entrance with a flying spiral punch that knocked Mujoe to the ground. She lightly scolded Mujoe for lying down on the job, unaware for her role in him doing so, then resumed announcing, confirming that the next match would be two-on-one.

Following the fourth battle, Mujoe resumed co-hosting, though he was unsure where Haruna was. He didn't have to wait long for an answer, as Haruna descended from above on a giant disco ball encouraging the challenger to do their best in the remaining two fights, which she confirmed would be two-on-one and three-on-one. Suddenly, the rod on the disco ball broke, sending both the ball and Haruna crashing down onto Mujoe. With swirly eyes and duckies floating around her head, the dizzied Haruna told the audience to stay tuned before falling over backwards.

After the final match concluded, Mujoe paced back and forth, worried that the sponsors would be upset that the competition had ended so quickly. Worried about the possibility of her first TV gig being suddenly cancelled, Haruna broke down crying. Mujoe tried to correct her that he never said anything about cancellation, corrected her that he had said no such thing, but Haruna had already decided that there was still one more fight to be had—something that baffled Mujoe, who thought her opponent count was off. Haruna then revealed that the Hige Hige Gang had constructed a UFO, and declared that Mujoe would be the final opponent! Despite Mujoe's protests, Haruna declared that everything was for the show and its ratings, and kicked Mujoe into the air, landing him upside-down in the pilot's seat of the saucer. As the final "stage" was constructed, Haruna challenged the champion to clear this final battle, wishing Mujoe good luck.

Following Mujoe's defeat, Haruna announced the champion's final rating before ending the broadcast. DreamMix TV World Fighters

Notes

  • Unlike everyone else in DreamMix TV World Fighters, Haruna does not hail from any preexisting franchise, having been created specifically for this game.
  • A small blimp with an image of Haruna's megaphone printed on the side can be seen in the Power Pro Stadium stage.
  • Haruna shares a birthdate with her voice actress, Risa Mizuno.