Classic Ukagaka Ghost Index

Ghosts of the formative 2000–2007 era, their history, and surviving sources.

Naru and Yuuka 奈留&ゆうか

Naru in a grey school uniform standing beside the tiny white Yuuka
Naru and Yuuka preview published with a contemporary June 2002 review; credited there to creator and artist 楠見くれあ · source

An early bilingual ghost featuring the gentle Naru and her tiny companion Yuuka. Naru was one of the period's so-called Four Angels and grew from an earlier PersonaWare persona into a recognizable early Ukagaka character.

Record

Aliases
Naru, 奈留, Yuuka, ゆうか, 偽奈留
Author
楠見くれあ
Author (romaji)
Naoto Kusumi
Character artwork
楠見くれあ
Companion
Yuuka (ゆうか)
First release
2001-01-21
Last known release
2001-12-06
Language
ja, some de
Status
unavailable
Download status
no surviving ghost download listed

Technical context

Naru began as a PersonaWare persona and was test-released as the ghost 偽奈留 on 2001-01-21. The archived creator site lists Naru m0.15a on 2001-12-06. Contemporary reporting records a development-continuation announcement in July 2002 and a new site that August. No later package is currently listed.

Known locations

English availability

No documented English translation is currently listed.

Sources

  1. etwas - archived Naru distribution page archived original

    Creator page describes Naru as a ghost for 何か, lists the m0.13a package on 2001-10-06, and notes its earlier PersonaWare context.

  2. rein - archived creator homepage archived original

    Lists Naru m0.15 and m0.15a releases on 2001-12-05 and 2001-12-06 and identifies the site owner in Latin script as naoto kusumi.

  3. The History of Ukagaka - Nise-Haruna chronology archived history

    Mirror of a 2002 chronology dating 楠見くれあ's 偽奈留 test release to 2001-01-21 and describing Naru's PersonaWare origin.

  4. 2002/06/24 - 伺かゴーストれびゅー そにょ1! contemporary report

    Contemporary review identifies Naru and Yuuka, German dialogue, Four Angels status, PersonaWare origin, and 楠見くれあ as both developer and artist; later annotations record renewed development activity in 2002.