World of Imagination · the first domain, for fun
A world run on kindness, cleverness, and a little moonlight — the first domain of Charlotte's World of Imagination. Two halves of one day: talk your way past Kuromi by daylight, race the Glooms by moonlight. The cast, the places, the rules, and the games, each a term you can browse.
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Once a game, she keeps her cool when a fib would be caught.
Hello Kitty's guardian gift: the first time a fib would be detected, her Brave Heart blocks it — she keeps her cool and the friend stays safe. Once per game.
Floppy ears that hear everything, including trouble.
A guardian whose big ears catch every whisper. His gift, Keen Ears, lets him sense exactly how risky a fib really is before anyone dares to tell it.
You win with a clever word; a fib told to protect a friend is brave.
The shield of the world. A little fib told to protect a friend is a brave, good thing here — telling the truth keeps you safe but costs a friend, so the happiest path always asks for a little courage and a clever word.
Cinnamoroll's café that floats a little off the ground.
A café that floats just above the ground, where the cocoa is warm and the ears are always listening.
Two halves of one world: clever words by day, a moonlit chase by night.
The shape of the Hello Kitty World. By daylight you talk your way through Kuromi's questions (Survival of the Kitties); by moonlight you run from the Glooms (Purr·Suit). The same friends, the same moon, two kinds of adventure. Be kind by day; be brave by night — it is the same heart.
Locked in a cozy haunted manor at midnight, you make friends with the ghosts to find your way out.
A spooky-cute escape with zero scares and all heart. Hello Kitty is locked inside a warm, lantern-lit manor at midnight. Instead of running from the four pastel ghosts, you befriend them — win each one's gentle little game to earn a Star-Key, then take up the Magic Rocket Blaster and boom-hop your way home. A WebGL world of soft lanterns, drifting fog, and bloom, made to be brave-feeling, never frightening.
Spooky, abandoned, and perfect for sending Kuromi the wrong way.
An abandoned, spooky mill — the place you point Kuromi toward instead of the real hideout, sending her off on a wild goose chase.
Treasure to collect — the world's symbol of kindness.
Hearts are the treasure of the world. In Purr·Suit you gather them through the night; everywhere else they stand for the kindness the whole world runs on.
The kindest heart in the world, and the steadiest under pressure.
The hero of the Hello Kitty World and the friend you most want to keep safe. By day she is one of three guardians Kuromi questions, and her gift is the Brave Heart. By moonlight she slips out as Mochi to play hide-and-seek with the stars.
See exactly how risky a fib is before you tell it.
Cinnamoroll's guardian gift: his big ears reveal each fib's chance of being caught before you commit, so you always know the risk you are taking.
A cheerful frog who guards the Lotus Pond.
One of the gang you keep hidden. Keroppi always knows the safest lily-pad path home across the water.
The thing this whole world runs on; hearts are treasure.
In the Hello Kitty World you don't win with your fists — you win with a kind heart. Hearts are treasure, friends are never traded, and being good is the bravest thing of all.
A giggly imp in a jester hood who hunts the gang for a prank party.
The playful antagonist of Survival of the Kitties. Kuromi questions you about where everyone is hiding — naughty but never cruel, she just hates being out-fibbed. Her Suspicion Meter is the thing to keep low.
Keroppi's home of lily pads and dragonflies.
Lily pads, dragonflies, and the safest hidden path across the water — if you know the right hops.
Hello Kitty's name when she tiptoes out to play under the stars.
When night falls and Hello Kitty sneaks out for hide-and-seek with the stars, her friends call her Mochi. She is the hero of Purr·Suit, racing the Glooms through the moonlight.
Sweet, warm, and never without a fresh cake.
A guardian who bakes the best cakes in the world — including the ones that can turn a scowl into a smile. Her guardian gift is Sweet Distraction.
My Melody's bakery, where every cake in the world begins.
Where every cake in the world begins — including the ones that can turn a chase into a giggle.
A golden pup in a brown beret with the coziest hideout.
A member of the gang whose Pudding House — all caramel and afternoon sun — is the nap-friendliest, safest hideout of them all.
All Kuromi really wants — not cruelty, just mischief.
The reason Kuromi hunts the gang: a famous prank party. Nobody in this world is truly bad — even the shadows just want to play, and a clever, kind friend always finds a way to get everyone home safe by morning.
Pompompurin's cozy, caramel-scented hideout.
The coziest, nap-friendliest hideout of them all, smelling of caramel and afternoon sun.
The Night game: guide Mochi through the moonlight, dodge the Glooms.
The moonlit half of the world. Guide Mochi through the night — gather hearts, dodge the chasing Glooms, and grab a star for a Sugar Rush. A cursor-, keyboard-, and touch-steered chase under a watching moon.
The one place all the friends gather — never to be given away.
The secret gathering place for the whole gang, and the one place you must never, ever reveal to Kuromi.
Catch one for a Sugar Rush that scares the Glooms away.
Rare and bright, a star in Purr·Suit triggers a Sugar Rush — for a few seconds the Glooms shiver and flee, and Mochi is unstoppable.
Hello Kitty's red-roofed home that always smells of fresh berries.
Home base for the kindest heart in the world — a little red-roofed cottage that always smells of fresh strawberries.
A starlit power-up that sends the Glooms shivering away.
In Purr·Suit, catching a star triggers a Sugar Rush: for a few seconds the Glooms turn frightened and flee, and Mochi can chase them instead of being chased.
The Day game: talk your way past Kuromi to keep the gang safe.
The daylight game of the Hello Kitty World. Kuromi interrogates you over several rounds about where everyone is hiding; every answer either protects a friend (a clever fib) or gives one away (the truth). Her Suspicion Meter drives five different endings — and only one keeps every friend safe. A read-aloud choices game with a Little Kid mode.
How onto-you Kuromi is; it drives the five endings.
Kuromi's suspicion, from calm to caught. Bold fibs and an inconsistent story raise it; cake and clever answers keep it low. If it ever fills all the way, she sees through you — it is the lose pressure behind Survival's five endings.
Offer a cake to melt Kuromi's suspicion.
My Melody's guardian gift: once a game you can offer Kuromi a cake, and her suspicion drops sharply — a scowl turned into a smile.
The friends you keep hidden from Kuromi.
Hello Kitty and her friends — the guardians plus Keroppi, Pompompurin, and the rest — who gather at the secret Rainbow Treehouse. Keeping every one of them safe is the whole point of Survival of the Kitties.
Small hooded wraiths that chase Mochi by moonlight.
Vesper's scattered giggles, the Glooms drift after Mochi through the night — until a star sends them shivering away. They are the danger you dodge in Purr·Suit.
A torii gate, a far-off Mt. Fuji, drifting sakura, and a watching moon.
The night half of the world and the stage for Purr·Suit: a torii gate, distant Mt. Fuji, drifting cherry blossoms, and a moon that is always watching. Don't look back.
What the day's mischief pools into when the moon climbs high.
By night, when mischief grows too big, it gathers into Vesper — a tall, glowing-eyed shadow at the edge of the moonlit world. Vesper's giggles scatter into the Glooms.