Draft:Corocorokuririn

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Corocorokuririn[edit]

コロコロクリリン
Japanese nameコロコロクリリン..[1]
In-universe information
AliasKuririn, CoroCoroKuririn
SpeciesHamster
GenderMale
BornFebruary 4th
BirthplaceA pet shop
AppearanceGolden and white fur; Pink feet; Shiny black round eyes; Round ears on top of head; White flower hat with green leaf.

Corocorokuririn[edit]

Corocorokuririn (コロコロクリリン, Korokorokuririn), also known as Kururin (クリリン) [2] , is a curious golden hamster character created by the renowned Japanese company Sanrio. Despite his small stature, he possesses an inquisitive nature, although at times he can be a bit timid. His fondness for cherry blossoms is evident, and he is often seen wearing his distinctive flower hat. Kururin has a penchant for gnawing on various objects, yet he particularly relishes cookies and sunflower seeds as his preferred treats. He delights in gathering odds and ends from his surroundings to construct imaginative playhouses, demonstrating remarkable skill in squeezing into tight spaces.

Story[edit]

His birthday, which falls on February 4th, doesn't mark his actual birth but rather the day he was welcomed into his owner's home, who happens to be a human girl. It's probable that he shares this special day with Sakura, suggesting they might have been adopted together.[3]

Kuririn is in love with Sakura, and together they have seven children: Chibikuri, Komachi, Kurumi, Cherri, Shingo, Milk, and Chacha.

History[edit]

In 1997, against the backdrop of a booming popularity of hamsters, character development for Corocorokuririn commenced. This period marked the genesis of his creation, inspired by the prevailing hamster trend. Following this, merchandise sales kicked off in June 1998 under the initial name "Koro 2 Krillin," reflecting his early branding and introduction to the market.

Fast forward to 2018, a significant milestone was reached as product development efforts were reignited to coincide with Corocorokuririn's 20th anniversary. This revitalization marked a renewed commitment to the character, prompting a fresh wave of merchandise and creative endeavors to celebrate two decades of Corocorokuririn's existence.

Throughout these years, Corocorokuririn evolved from a mere concept to a beloved character, captivating audiences with his charm and endearing personality. His enduring popularity serves as a testament to the timeless appeal of his character and the creativity of his creators.

Species[edit]

Corocorokuririn is a golden hamster with white fur[4]. The golden hamster, also known as the Syrian hamster (scientific name Mesocricetus auratus), is a rodent that belongs to the hamster subfamily called Cricetinae.

Preferences[edit]

His favorites are cookies, Sunflower seeds, and cherry blossoms. The cherry blossom, also known as "sakura" . Also “Sakura” is Corocorokuririn’s girlfriend.

Hobby[edit]

One of Corocorokuririn's favorite pastimes involves collecting miscellaneous items from around the house and utilizing them to construct imaginative playhouses. He revels in the creative process of transforming everyday objects into whimsical dwellings, each with its unique charm and character. Corocorokuririn finds joy in arranging and repurposing items to fashion cozy retreats where he can let his imagination roam freely. From cardboard boxes to fabric scraps, Corocorokuririn eagerly gathers materials, turning his playhouse projects into delightful expressions of his ingenuity and creativity. This hobby not only provides Corocorokuririn with endless entertainment but also fosters his resourcefulness and problem-solving skills as he ingeniously crafts his miniature abodes.

Family and friends[edit]

Sakura(サクラ), a hamster character created by the Japanese company Sanrio, embodies a serene and amiable personality. She delights in tasty food, particularly boiled eggs, though she grapples with a bit of excess weight and is presently undergoing a dietary regimen. She shares a romantic relationship with Corocorokuririn and together, they have seven offspring: Chibikuri, Komachi, Kurumi, Cherri, Shingo, Milk, and Chacha.

Chibikuri(チビクリー), the eldest among the siblings, bears a striking resemblance to his father and often shadows him. He excels at games like hide-and-seek and derives his name from "small/short chestnut," mirroring his father's nomenclature.

Cherri(チェリー), Corocorokuririn's daughter, exhibits a fondness for cherries and is discerning about her meals. She adorns herself with a beloved pink flower.

Komachi(コマチ), another daughter of Corocorokuririn, is known for her fleet-footedness during strolls. Though resembling Milk, she can be distinguished by her rosy cheeks.

Shingo(シンゴ), Corocorokuririn's son, is characterized by his robustness and spirited nature, often found speeding on the hamster wheel.

Milk(ミルク), also Corocorokuririn's daughter, maintains a penchant for cleanliness and indulges in grooming rituals. Her prized possession is her gnawing stick, and while she resembles Komachi, she lacks the rosy cheeks.

Chacha ( チャチ), the youngest son of Corocorokuririn, exudes athleticism and fearlessness, reveling in speed and acrobatics.

Kurumi (クルミ), Corocorokuririn's daughter, possesses a spirited and tomboyish demeanor, finding joy in crafting beds from newspaper, a hobby that reflects her name, which translates to "Walnut."

Ranking in the Sanrio Character Ranking [1][edit]

Here are his rankings from 1999 to 2002: 6th place in 1999, 2000, and 2001, and 7th place in 2002. Between 2003 and 2009, he consistently ranked below the top 10.

In 2020, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Sanrio shops were closed one after another, and voting at Sanrio shops (Chip de Voting) was not possible as expected. Therefore, after the Sanrio Character Awards ended, a spin-off project called "Chip de Voting Returns" was held at Sanrio shops from June 12 to 30, and at one of the Sanrio shops, Harmonyland, "Korokoro Kuririn" ranked 15th [5](votes from this round are not officially reflected in the results of the Sanrio Character Awards).

In addition, a "Sub-Character Contest" has been held since 2016 as an original project of Ichigo Shimbun. In the second "Sub-Character Contest" (2017), "Komachi" ranked 18th[6], and in the third "Sub-Character Contest" (2018), "Cherry" ranked 21st[7]. In the 4th contest (2019), the top 20 characters from the 1st (2016) to 3rd (2018) contests were competed against each other, with Komachi ranking 47th[8]. In the 5th contest (2020), which was a restart, Chibikuri ranked 29th in the "Sub-Character Contest"[9].

20th place in the 2021, 2022, and 2023 Sanrio Character Awards.

22nd place in the 2020 Sanrio Character Awards (18th place in the Ichigo Shimbun ranking)[10].

27th place in the 2019 Sanrio Character Awards (16th place in the Ichigo Shimbun ranking)[11].

23rd place in the 2018 Sanrio Character Ranking (25th place in the Ichigo Shimbun ranking)[12].

24th place in the 2017 Sanrio Character Ranking (26th place in the Ichigo Shimbun ranking)[13].

29th place in the 2016 Sanrio Character Ranking (26th place in the Ichigo Shimbun ranking[14]) / 22nd place in the Petting Vote[15].

26th place in the 2015 Sanrio Character Ranking[16] (34th place in the Ichigo Shimbun ranking)[17].

Outside the top 20 in the 2014 Sanrio Character Ranking[18] (8th place in Group C, 36th place in the Ichigo Shimbun ranking).

33rd place in the 2013 Sanrio Character Ranking.

29th place in the 2012 Sanrio Character Ranking[19].

26th place in the 2011 Sanrio Character Ranking[20].

17th place in the 2010 Sanrio Character Ranking[21]

From 2003 to 2009, he was outside the top 10 in the Sanrio Character Rankings.

From 2002, he was 7th in the Sanrio Character Rankings.

From 1999 to 2001, he was 6th in the Sanrio Character Rankings[22]

Merchandise[edit]

Sanrio gift book

CoroCoro Krillin's Minna De Meiro (Released in February 2000. ISBN 978-4387991274)

CoroCoro Krillin's Origami Plaything (written by Masao Mizuno, released in May 2000. ISBN 978-4387000167)

CoroCoro Krillin's Orusuban Difference Spot (Released in July 2000. ISBN 978-4387000327)

CoroCoro Krillin's Riddle! (Released in May 2001. ISBN 978-4387010203)

CoroCoro Krillin Hide and Seek Difference Spot (Released in June 2001. ISBN 978-4387010210)

CoroCoro Krillin's Animals! Origami (Author: Masao Mizuno, released in July 2001. ISBN 978-4387010401)

CoroCoro Krillin's Aiueo Picture Book (Released in November 2001. ISBN 978-4387011125)

Sanrio child book

Pettanko Seal Coloring Book CoroCoro Kuririn's Walking Daisuki (Released in February 2001. ISBN 978-4387001614)

CoroCoro Krillin's Meiro His Fun Day (written by Shozo Yamamoto, released in February 2001. ISBN978-4387001638)

CoroCoro Krillin's Exciting Spot the Differences - Expand your creativity while playing (written by Shozo Yamamoto, released in June 2001. ISBN 978-4387010609)

Noboru Obayashi's writings

CoroCoro Krillin Ski Ski Great Adventure!! Together with the Krillin Family (Released in January 2001. ISBN 978-4387000679)

Korokoro Kuririn Pounding Adventure!! Kieta Boushi (Released in August 2001. ISBN 978-4387010395)

Coro Coro Kuririn Suspense Adventure!! New Friend (Released in February 2002. ISBN 978-4387011149)

Others

First Sticker Asohon Let's play with CoroCoro Krillin toys (Released in May 2001. ISBN 978-4387010241)

CoroCoro Krillin's Meiro (released in July 2001. ISBN 978-4-387-01058-6)

Sanrio Pop-up Baby Picture Book Coro Coro Krillin Peek-a-Boo! (Released in September 2001. ISBN 978-4387010890)

References[edit]

[23]

  1. ^ "コロコロクリリン｜サンリオ". サンリオ (in Japanese). 2024-03-21. Retrieved 2024-03-22.
  2. ^ "コロコロクリリン｜サンリオ". サンリオ (in Japanese). 2024-02-19. Retrieved 2024-03-01.
  3. ^ "コロコロクリリン｜サンリオ". サンリオ (in Japanese). 2024-02-19. Retrieved 2024-03-01.
  4. ^ "Golden hamster".
  5. ^ ""Character Grand Prize Spin-off Project Chip Vote Returns Results Announced!!"".
  6. ^ 『いちご新聞』2017年9月号（595号）34-35頁。.
  7. ^ 『いちご新聞』2018年10月号（608号）19頁。.
  8. ^ 『いちご新聞』2019年9月号（619号）6-7頁.
  9. ^ 『いちご新聞』2020年9月号（631号）24-25頁。.
  10. ^ 『いちご新聞』2020年8月号（630号） pp.8-25。.
  11. ^ 『いちご新聞』2019年8月号（618号） pp.8-19。.
  12. ^ 『いちご新聞』2018年9月号（607号） pp.8-19。.
  13. ^ 『いちご新聞』2017年9月号（595号） pp.8-19。.
  14. ^ 『いちご新聞』2016年9月号（583号） p.10。.
  15. ^ ""31st サンリオキャラクター大賞 なで時間ランキング". 株式会社サンリオ (2016年). 2020年10月24日閲覧。".
  16. ^ 『いちご新聞』2015年9月号（571号） pp.4-5。.
  17. ^ 『いちご新聞』2015年9月号（571号） p.24。.
  18. ^ ""かわいい戦いが、いま、はじまる。 29th サンリオキャラクター大賞 公式サイト". サンリオ. 2014年12月18日時点のオリジナルよりアーカイブ。2020年10月13日閲覧。".
  19. ^ ""2012サンリオキャラクター大賞結果発表（1位～100位） サンリオキャラクター大賞 公式サイト". サンリオ. 2012年9月15日時点のオリジナルよりアーカイブ。2020年10月15日閲覧。".
  20. ^ ""2012サンリオキャラクター大賞結果発表（1位～100位） サンリオキャラクター大賞 公式サイト". サンリオ. 2012年9月15日時点のオリジナルよりアーカイブ。2020年10月15日閲覧。".
  21. ^ ""輝け!! 2010年サンリオキャラクター大賞 結果発表". サンリオ. 2010年8月15日時点のオリジナルよりアーカイブ。2020年10月24日閲覧。".
  22. ^ "(2013, pp. 140–144)".
  23. ^ Corocorokuririn - Hello Kitty Wiki

[1]

  1. ^ "Kuririn". Sanrio. Retrieved March 1, 2024.
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