What time is it? Post time! I may be a week late, but recently McDonald's launched a Hello Kitty x Godzilla Happy Meal toy line. There are eight characters in this collaboration, and the toys are plastic; not plush. The Sanrio characters are wearing the Godzilla Kaiju as costumes, too. They're pretty cute, and Sanrio fans are already working on collecting the whole set. But, that's to be expected with Sanrio fans. If you're just a casual fan who is interested in this collaboration, I would recommend buying one before the other fans get them all. I don't have very much to say about this collaboration since I don't have any of the toys myself, but I wanted to talk about it for anyone who may not have known about it. As always, I'll be including a picture of the toys below so you all can see what they look like. Enjoy!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about Sanrio rivals. When someone thinks of a Sanrio rival, they automatically think of Kuromi. Kuromi is officially the rival of My Melody. This is why they're often seen together. However, Kuromi ended up becoming popular enough on her own that many people forget this. Since they're both white bunnies, they're often used together in merchandise. But did you know there's another set of rivals? Berry and Cherry, also known as Lloromannic, are the official rivals of Cinnamoroll. Not only this, but there are two of them instead of one. Unlike Kuromi, Berry and Cherry are real demons. But their designs still match well with Cinnamoroll. Which is why it's surprising to see that they're total flops. Hardly anyone knows about Berry and Cherry, and they don't get merchandise with their rival Cinnamoroll. It would be fun to see merchandise with Cinnamoroll and Lloromannic like we get with Kuromi and My Melody, but it looks like Sanrio would rather bury them. I'm not really sure why, since they have nice designs. I think they would have more fans if they were marketed more, as well. The reason Kuromi became so popular is because there are Sanrio fans who do like darker themed characters, so I believe burying Lloromannic instead of using them is a big missed opportunity. They were also released just two years after Kuromi, so I think they would do well if given the chance. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time for another new blog post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about how to catch wasps in Animal Crossing New Horizons. Wasps are a dangerous bug in this game. But unlike scorpions and tarantulas, wasps do not have an easy way to catch them. Instead, they just charge your character automatically. So how do you catch them? Well, it's a bit more complicated. You have to shake the tree with your net ready, then run away enough to create a small gap between your character and the wasps. After that, you turn to face the wasps and swing your net. This means you have to keep your trees in an open place, but only the trees that don't have fruit on them. There are only five wasps everyday, as well. If you catch all five of them in a row, you'll get a Nook Miles achievement for it. Once you get the hang of it, it'll become really easy to catch wasps! Wasps sell for 2,500 bells each at Nook's Cranny, or 3,750 bells each when sold to Flick. So they're also a good way to earn some extra bells! As always, I hope you all enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! It's a somewhat well-known fact that some Pokemon are based on Japanese spirits and stories. But with more Pokemon always being made, I'd like to see some from other parts of the world. There are so many to choose from, which means there's a lot of potential! I'm sure a lot of other fans would like to see this too. There are so many other spirits and stories from other places that would make really good Pokemon. For example, a Pokemon based on a selkie could start out as a seal and evolve into something more human-like. There are a lot of other examples of this, but that's all I'll say for today. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! I love talking about lesser known Sanrio characters, because they always get overshadowed by the popular ones. So for today's blog post, I will be talking about Lloromannic. This is actually two characters, and their name is Cinnamoroll spelled backwards. Along with this, they were released in 2007. Their names are Cherry and Berry, and they're two little demons. Berry is a dark gray demon boy, and Cherry is a pink demon girl. They're rivals of Cinnamoroll, too. Although they're always together, they're not twins. Instead, they're best friends. They love making mischief and playing pranks, as well. They live in a mysterious mirror world on the outskirts of Sucre Town, and the mirror is hidden inside of a haunted house. They aren't very well known, but I think these two are very cute. I'd love to see them get more attention in the future. As always, I will be including a picture of Berry and Cherry below so you all can see what they look like. Enjoy!

New day, new post! Since a new Pokemon game is on the way, fans are once again asking for a new Eevee evolution. It's been a long time since the last one, so fans are getting impatient. Some fans think this would be a good opportunity to introduce the scrapped flying-type Eevee evolution that was talked about before. However, that Eevee evolution was scrapped because it was too similar to a fan-made Pokemon. There are way, way, too many fan-made Eevee evolutions out there, and every time a new one comes out, that's one less design for an official Pokemon. Fans know this but they just won't stop making them. This is why it's so unlikely that there will be a new Eevee evolution. Fans can only hope that one day The Pokemon Company will be able to find a design that hasn't been used yet. But at the moment, there's no chance. Especially since if they do accidentally release one that's similar to a fan-made Pokemon, then fans will throw a fit like they always do. All I can say is, if you want to see a new Eevee evolution, stop making fan designs. Otherwise, accept the fact that you and everyone else are making it impossible to get a new Eevee evolution. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Recently Sony announced a new mascot character called Nemu The Night Owl. Nemu is a bear who's always tired because he can't sleep. He's sensitive, anxious, and stays awake all night because he worries too much. A lot of people are already saying Nemu was created to compete with Hello Kitty, but really characters like this have always been popular in Japan. It's more likely Sony just wanted to be part of it. There are already a lot of plans for this new character, and I think he's really very cute. I don't think there's anything wrong with Sony making cute characters like this, as long as it's done well. I know a lot of people are already dismissing Nemu's entire existence as a cheap rip-off cash grab, but I'm looking forward to seeing what they do with this new character. As always, I will be including a picture of Nemu The Night Owl and his sheep friend below so you all can see what he looks like. Enjoy!