MY MELODY STUFF SERIES

Just look at that face! Image via Shutterstock It’s hard to believe that this character lost popularity. Love all things kawaii, from Sailor Moon to My Melody? Check out YumeTwins! YumeTwins sends kawaii Japanese plushies, stationery, and more right to your door straight from Japan! In fact, Kuromi often calls My Melody by her nickname – My Mel (or Mai Mero in Japanese). Kuromi was so cute and popular that she became an official part of the Sanrio crew, becoming the other half of an iconic frenemy duo. Kuromi debuted in the My Melody anime, Onegai My Melody (literally Please, My Melody). On the flip side, this little bunny was given a rival of sorts in 2005 named Kuromi. Hello Kitty and My Melody are only one year apart in age and both from London, so they get along beautifully. She is best friends with a cute little mouse named Flat, as well as the iconic Hello Kitty. She loves to do crafts and bake cookies with her mother, and her favorite food is almond pound cake. With how deep the Sanrio universe is, of course My Melody has hobbies, friendships, a rival, and a nickname. Her initial release was in 1975 (a year after Hello Kitty) and portrayed the iconic fairytale character Little Red Riding Hood.Īctually her grandmother made her (originally) red hood, and although they eventually stopped the fairytale connection, she keeps it as a keepsake. But why the hood? Well, the answer is simple. Simply speaking, My Melody is a white rabbit girl from Mariland (in London) with a red or pink hood that covers her ears. Let us know what you think of Kuromi! Who is your favorite Sanrio character? Personally I like her a lot because she isn’t overly sweet or innocent like Hello Kitty or My Melody and let’s be real: no one is! Sanrio characters like Kuromi but also the lazy Gudetama and angry Aggretsuko have gained more popularity the past years because people can relate to them.It’s hard to believe that this adorable, youthful character is almost 50 years old, right? Image via Shutterstock Kuromi used to be friendly but became convinced that My Melody is trying to ruin her life because of some accidents that happened like My Melody ripping out Kuromi’s notebook. Kuromi’s sidekick is called Baku: a flying tapir.Ĩ. Kuromi is the leader of a biker gang (well they ride tricycles) the members of Kuromi’s 5 are: Nyanmi, Wanmi, Konmi and Chumi.Ħ. Kuromi’s hobbies include: writing in her diary, cooking and reading romance novels.ĥ. Kuromi is a tomboy but is secretly also very girly: she has a soft spot for cute guys.ģ. Kuromi and My Melody are rivals but the two don’t actually hate each other, when My Melody locked herself in a cabinet Kuromi told her that if she dies, who will she fight?Ģ. Here are some more facts about Kuromi that you maybe didn’t know:ġ. We knew that Kuromi was a bit cheeky but a prisoner? There, My Melody meets Uta Yumeno and her friends and they become partners in the quest to stop Kuromi’s plans and save both the human world and Mari Land.” source My Melody, with the Melody Takt, Melody Candies, and Melody Box in hand, ventures into the human world herself to gather 100 pink notes to stop Kuromi’s disastrous plans. When Kuromi ventures into the human world, she meets, teams up with, and even falls madly in love with Keiichi Hiiragi, a popular high school boy in Yumegaoka. What for? To get back at her rival, My Melody, for the turmoil My Melody caused her (by accident, to be clear). “Kuromi, an escaped prisoner from Mari Land, has the Melody Key, an artifact with dream-corrupting powers, and she and her partner Baku have plans to gather 100 black notes to revive the Spirit of Dark Power.

MY MELODY STUFF SERIES

Kuromi is often seen together with Sanrio character My Melody but did you know that the two are actually rivals? My Melody made her debut in 1975 when she appeared as Hello Kitty’s best friend in the tv series The Adventures of Hello Kitty and Friends but Kuromi made her debut a lot later in 2005 in the tv series Onegai My Melody. If you’re curious about Kuromi then keep reading!

Cheeky, punky yet cute: that’s Kuromi! She’s been around for years yet we still know little about her besides the fact that she’s a character from Sanrio, the same company famous for Hello Kitty.

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