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Corocorokuririn
| Corocorokuririn | |
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| Universe | Corocorokuririn |
| Other names | Kuririn |
| Japanese name | コロコロクリリン |
| Date of first appearance | 1998 |
| Based on | Golden hamster |
| Gender | Male |
Corocorokuririn, also known as Coro Coro Kuririn (real name: Kuririn) is a Sanrio character introduced in 1998 based on a golden hamster.
Biography
Corocorokuririn was sold at a pet store and arrived at the house of the girl who bought him on February 4th. He can be seen wearing a flower hat and his favourite foods include foods such as cookies and sunflower seeds. He is a little timid but really curious and he can come across as "a bit of a rascal".
He is admirable among humans.[1]
He loves cherry blossoms and likes to collect things from around his house to make playhouses. He is good at fitting into tiny spaces and can chew on "just about anything".[2]
He is a couple with Sakura, and they had seven children. He is friends with two other hamsters called Jan and Ann.
Family
- Sakura (wife, female)
Children
- Chibikuri (male)
- Komachi (female)
- Kurumi (female)
- Cherry (female)
- Shingo (male)
- Milk (female)
- Chacha (male)
