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UMARU-chan and KAPIBARASAN: The Ultimate Lazy Collab for Your Daily Chats
Imagineer Co., Ltd. has delivered a brilliant crossover sticker pack featuring two of Japan’s most delightfully lazy pop-culture icons. By pairing the energetic yet lazy high schooler Umaru with the ultra-relaxed capybara Kapibarasan, this set offers the ultimate way to express your cozy, daily moods.
Imagineer Co., Ltd. is a heavy hitter in the digital content space, renowned for creating highly engaging, licensed assets for fans worldwide. They excel at capturing the exact charm of beloved anime and mascot characters, turning them into expressive, must-have tools for everyday digital conversations.
UMARU-chan and KAPIBARASAN – 11116
Looks like laid-back Umaru found her perfect match with the easygoing KAPIBARASAN! Fill your chats with the stickers and sounds of these adorable critters and their new best pal.
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- Title : UMARU-chan and KAPIBARASAN
- Price : Paid
- Type : Sound
- Region : Japan
- Link : line://shop/detail/11116
- Publisher : Imagineer Co., Ltd.
- Copyright : 2017 SH/S,UP | TRYWORKS

Meet the Ultimate Chill Team
Who is Who in This Cozy Collab?
This pack brings together Umaru, the lovable brat from the anime Himouto! Umaru-chan, and Kapibarasan, the mascot who lives a life of pure, slow-paced leisure. Together with their friends, they help you convey everything from peak excitement to absolute laziness in your chats.
Every Single Sticker Described
This pack features twenty-four adorable designs that showcase the cozy lifestyle of our favorite duo. Let us walk through every single one of them.
The first row kicks off with a welcoming vibe. First, Umaru waves alongside a small Kapibarasan, saying Oisu, which is a casual way of saying hi. Second, she wears Kapibarasan on her head surrounded by flowers, with the text Sankyuru, a cute way of saying thank you. Third, they politely bow together with the text Pekori, representing a cute bowing sound. Fourth, Umaru looks startled by a tiny white bird with a soft Pi! sound effect.
The second row is all about peak comfort. Fifth shows Umaru lounging with Kapibarasan and a white sheep-like friend, saying Mattarin to describe a chill, relaxing mood. Sixth has her lazily draped over an alpaca saying Dara, which means lazy or sloppy. Seventh features a sweet morning greeting, Ohayou, as she waves behind Kapibarasan. Eighth has them tucked cozily into blue futons wishing you Oyasumi, or good night.
The third row brings high energy. Ninth has Umaru surrounded by potato chips, screaming Utage da!, which translates to it is a feast! Tenth shows her sitting happily between golden statues. Eleventh shows her with a big smile, saying Tanoshi mi, meaning she is looking forward to something. Twelfth features her sitting peacefully next to a white alpaca.
The fourth row focuses on sweet interactions. Thirteenth shows Umaru staring intently at her capybara friend with the stomach-rumbling sound Kyurururu?. Fourteenth has her with a resting Kapibarasan under a yellow thought bubble. Fifteenth shows them happily munching on donuts with Momo eating sounds, and sixteenth features Umaru looking puzzled next to Kapibarasan with a simple question mark.
The fifth row explores dramatic emotions. Seventeenth has a frustrated Umaru next to a purple mascot saying Musshuu to show she is huffing. Eighteenth shows her burning with passionate fire next to a yellow Kapibarasan, shouting Moeru!, meaning burning up! Nineteenth shows her moping sadly behind a white bird with the sound Shun…, representing disappointment. Twentieth features her tearfully apologizing, crying out Gomen nasai, which means I am sorry.
The final row wraps up with total laziness. Twenty-first shows Umaru rolled up on the floor like a sleeping bag. Twenty-second has her poking Kapibarasan, saying Mendokusai to show something is too much hassle. Twenty-third features her squishing her friend’s face with the sound Muni muni. Finally, the twenty-fourth sticker shows three Kapibarasans stacked on Umaru’s head with the word Nosu, meaning resting or stacking.
Licensing and Creative Synergy
The wonderful world of UMARU-chan and KAPIBARASAN is brought to life through a collaboration under the copyright of 2017 SH/S,UP and TRYWORKS. This brilliant partnership blends the comedic, otaku-lifestyle humor of Umaru with the gentle, slow-living aesthetic of Kapibarasan. Digital stickers like these allow fans to enjoy official, high-quality artwork that turns normal text messages into colorful, expressive stories.








