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 verified

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, but a later downloadable package has not been verified.

Known locations

English availability

No English translation has been verified for this ghost yet. This does not mean that none exists.

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.