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KIZUMONOGATARI: Sink Your Teeth Into the Ultimate Anime Chat Experience
Publishing giant KODANSHA just dropped an incredible set of digital stickers based on Nisio Isin’s legendary dark fantasy masterpiece. Get ready to elevate your daily messaging with the absolute best character expressions from the hit film trilogy.
KODANSHA has always been at the forefront of bringing manga and light novel culture to life, and this collection is no exception. By working closely with top-tier creators, they turn fan-favorite moments into highly expressive digital assets. These designs let you communicate with unparalleled style, dramatic flair, and a healthy dose of vampire attitude.
KIZUMONOGATARI – 8096
Join the world of Nisio Isin’s popular anime movie series Kizumonogatari in this sticker set. Bring all your favorite characters from the trilogy to your chats!
- Title : KIZUMONOGATARI
- Price : Paid
- Type : Static
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/8096
- Publisher : KODANSHA
- Copyright : N/K･A･S
A Bite-Sized Breakdown of the Vampire Pack
Let’s dive into all forty stickers, organized by our favorite chaotic cast members and their brilliant visual moments.
Shinobu and Kiss-Shot’s Moody Moments
The legendary vampire queen appears in her various forms throughout this pack. You will find the adult Kiss-Shot crying tears of gratitude while saying Really, thank you in Japanese, as well as her child-form Shinobu nodding confidently saying Umu! which means sure or yeah. She also sings cheerfully with red and green music notes, bows deeply in an adorable apology, and peeks over a wooden wall with wide eyes. Later, she points aggressively with a sharp Bishi! sound effect, looks dead-serious while demanding Let me save you, and tilts her head in confusion next to a blue question mark. You will also love her devious grin, her gritting her teeth in frustration with the caption Gunu nu, her sleeping peacefully with a gentle Suuu… snoring text, her groaning in disappointment with a heavy sigh, and her shivering in sheer terror as she blue-faces with fear.
Araragi’s Dramatic Antics
Koyomi Araragi brings the ultimate emotional rollercoaster to your screen. He gets his head patted by Meme with a repetitive Nade nade text, freaks out with a red-faced shock expression, and blushes shyly. He also screams angrily saying I know that!, nods along in agreement, and hyperventilates in pure panic. If you want to be cynical, use the sticker where he explains how making friends lowers your strength as a human. You can also send him running away in cartoonish terror, groaning upwards toward the sky, or getting grabbed roughly by Meme’s strong hand.
Hanekawa’s Intellectual Charm
Tsubasa Hanekawa balances the supernatural chaos with her iconic braided hair and glasses. She adjusts her spectacles with a sharp glint, sends a heart-filled blush, and looks flustered with wide eyes. She cries in apology while saying Sorry! and delivers her famous line: I don’t know everything, I only know what I know. She also waves goodbye, panics with sweat drops, sighs about having a small heart, and points warningly while saying No way! in Japanese.
The Specialists and Foes
Meme Oshino brings his laid-back wisdom, offering a cool No need for thanks, asking if something good happened, and warning Araragi that doing more will make you lose your humanity. The formidable vampire hunters also make fierce cameos: Dramaturgy looks sketchy saying How cruel, Episode laughs hysterically saying Super funny or looks annoyed with crossed arms, and Guillotinecutter demands Are you still human? before desperately begging for his life on his knees.
Behind the Magic: KODANSHA and N/K･A･S
This stellar sticker set is brought to you by publisher KODANSHA, with the copyright proudly held by N/K･A･S (representing author Nisio Isin, Kodansha, Aniplex, and studio Shaft). Their collaboration ensures that every illustration maintains the gorgeous, avant-garde aesthetic of the theatrical films. Perfect for fans who want official, high-quality character art in their everyday conversations.
