Funny Fact about the Sega Twins' designs.
Let me share a small inside joke about the Sega Twins from the Sega Hard Girls and Neptunia franchises that artists KEI and Tsunako decided to make when they created them.
Yeah, pretty strong resemblance, isn't it?
Unlike the Sega Twins, Kyon and Aqua actually did meet in a small promotional crossover.
Realistically, Segamori and Segami would have met in Superdimension Neptune vs. Sega Hard Girls if the Neptunia team had decided to have the characters face their actual counterparts, since Segamori was already a Sega personification on the Sega Hard Girls side, while Segami was created by the Neptunia team.
(Sidenote: However, it should be noted that Segami is owned by Sega and falls under the Sega Hard Girls license, for any Neptunia fans wondering why she hasn't reappeared since.)
Also, speaking of the Sega Twins, let's talk about their nicknames (Segamori & Segami), as both names are portmanteaus.
Here is the meaning behind their names:
Given Names:
Segamori is a portmanteau of the words "Sega" and "Mamori," which means "protect" or "guard" in Japanese. Combined, they mean "Guardian of Sega."
Meanwhile, Segami is a portmanteau of the words "Sega" and "Megami," which means "goddess" in Japanese. Combined, they mean "Goddess of Sega."
Sega + Mamori (Guard) = Guardian of Sega
Sega + Megami (Goddess) = Goddess of Sega
Small reminder: Segamori is considered the older twin not only because he came first in Sega Hard Girls history, but also because Segami was based on him.
What, you thought her similar name to Segamori was a coincidence? Come on, guys.














