This is not a list about the WonderWitch - rather, it's meant to list hardware which may have been used in the WonderSwan's development workflow which was not available to a regular end user.

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It seems that nothing concrete is known about official WonderSwan development hardware.

There was most likely some form of hardware debugger available, for which the software has leaked.

(Source: zan2zanjp)

(Source: Otzeloto)

Contains a 2003 mapper, 2x16Mbit Flash and 4Mbit SRAM.

(Source: Yahoo! Auctions)

The “TV Swan” refers to a set of devices made available by Bandai to display WonderSwan output on a TV.

(Source: WonderWitch.com)

These general traits seem to be true:

• TV Swan units support horizontal/vertical screen orientation; this is detected by observing the state of the vertical screen orientation icon to the right-hand side of the LCD.
• TV Swan units shift the screen when undocumented WSC vertical timing registers are changed, much in the same way as third-party IPS panels (see: Fire Lancer).

(Source: TEMJISO)

• (Unconfirmed) Supports “mono” WonderSwan software only.
• Only contains a composite output.

(Source: Qute Corporation)

• Supports “mono” WonderSwan software only.
• Adds an S-Video output. Does not support simultaneous composite and S-Video output.
• According to WonderWitch.com, it was sold to vendors at a price of around 140,000 円 in the year 2000.

(Source: WonderWitch.com)

(Source: TEMJISO)

• Uses a WonderSwan Color “dummy” unit.
• Supports “mono” and “color” WonderSwan software.

(Source: byemu)

• Uses a WonderSwan Color “dummy” unit.
• Supports “mono” and “color” WonderSwan software.
• The most common model on auctions.

(Sources: TEMJISO, among others)

(Source: Ciglio)

(Source: NidoneNbox1777)

(Source: TEMJISO)

(Source: ts76573)

(Source: Yahoo! Auctions - 2015)

• Uses a working SwanCrystal unit.
• Supports “mono” and “color” WonderSwan software.

(Source: zan2zanjp)

• Used on a promotional “Judgement Silversword” CD.

(Source: TEMJISO)

• Used in a May 2022 “One Piece” television special.
• Likely to be a loan unit from Bandai.

(Source: TEMJISO)