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KAMI USAGI ROPÉ: Fun on the Run: Bring Quirky Japanese Comedy to Your Chats
Meet KITERETSU inc., the creative masterminds bringing Japanese pop culture straight to your messaging apps. If you love quirky, slice-of-life humor, their digital creations are right up your alley.
As a major player in the digital assets space, KITERETSU inc. excels at transforming beloved television animations into highly expressive stickers. By partnering with the official production team, they bring authentic, high-quality anime interactions to fans worldwide.
KAMI USAGI ROPÉ: Fun on the Run – 10544
Ropé and Akira spring to life with animated backgrounds and more in another smashing animated sticker set.
- Title : KAMI USAGI ROPÉ: Fun on the Run
- Price : Paid
- Type : Animation
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/10544
- Publisher : KITERETSU inc.
- Copyright : KAMI USAGI ROPÉ PROJECT 2018/FUJI TELEVISION
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Meet Ropé and Akira-senpai
Everyday Fun with the Dynamic Duo
The first row of the set introduces Ropé, the rabbit, and Akira-senpai, the hot-headed squirrel, with massive energy. The first sticker features them under a bright yellow sunburst shouting Ohayou, which means Good morning. Next, the pair pops out of a giant coffee cup with the text Otsukaresama, a friendly Japanese phrase meaning Thank you for your hard work. The third sticker shows Akira posing confidently with the polite phrase Yoroshiku onegaishimasu, translating to Please treat me well. To finish the row, both characters are seen laughing hysterically as the Japanese sound for laughter, hahaha, floats around them.
Cozy Evenings and Silly Celebrations
The second row gets a bit more relaxed. First, Ropé sits on a swing under a crescent moon with the greeting Oyasuminasai, meaning Good night. Next, Ropé throws confetti in the air and yells Waai, which is a joyful Japanese exclamation for Yay. This is followed by a group of animal friends raising their hands with a simple Hai, meaning Yes. Closing the row, both leads peek over a bright pink background with the casual slang Azassu, which is a shorthand way of saying Thank you.
Dramatic Antics and Big Reactions
Row three dial up the drama. Ropé wears cool sunglasses and holds a sniper rifle with the text Neraitemasu, meaning I am aiming at you. Next, both friends peek through horizontal window blinds accompanied by the sound effect Chira, meaning peek. The third sticker has them swimming happily in a sea of red hearts. Finally, Akira looks incredibly annoyed on the phone, shouting Moshimoshi, the Japanese phone greeting for Hello.
Row four starts with Akira face-down in defeat under a purple slime graphic that reads Gomennasai, meaning I am sorry. Ropé then stares in utter shock against dramatic anime speed lines. They both bow politely with a cute Pekori bowing sound effect. Lastly, a yellow cat character playfully punches Akira with a comical Dyukushi sound effect.
Extreme Struggles and Cute Cameos
Row five showcases the duo in extreme situations. First, they spin around dizzily in a green vortex. Then, Akira wears boxing gloves while literally covered in flames. Next, a crushed Akira carries a massive grey boulder on his back with the text Mou dame ssu, translating to I cannot go on. To wrap up the row, Akira sits alone in a dark room watching television under a spotlight.
The final row brings in supporting characters for added variety. Akira glows brightly with a cute pink sound effect, Paaa, representing a sudden realization or brightening up. A grey cat plays DJ at a turntable with colorful musical notes. Next, a grey rabbit gives a sly smirk with the sound effect Niyari, meaning grin. Finally, a cute fox-like character cries a dramatic river of blue tears.
Licensing and Creative Collaboration
This animated sticker set is a collaboration between KITERETSU inc. and the official KAMI USAGI ROPÉ PROJECT 2018 with Fuji Television. They preserve the exact humor of the original animated shorts, ensuring fans get authentic character reactions in every chat.
