Discover the truth behind the iconic character - she's not a feline but a little girl from London! #HelloKitty #NotACat
Hello Kitty, the beloved character known worldwide for her cute appearance, is not actually a cat, as revealed by her creators on her 50th anniversary. Contrary to popular belief, Hello Kitty is portrayed as a little human girl residing in an unnamed London suburb with her parents. The announcement by Sanrio, the Japanese entertainment company behind Hello Kitty, has left fans in disbelief and denial, refusing to accept that their favorite character is not a cat but a third-grade Londoner.
The revelation sparked a wave of reactions among fans, questioning the true identity of the character with a cat-shaped head. Despite her whiskers and ears, Hello Kitty is indeed a human character according to Sanrio. The shocking news has shaken the childhood memories of many who grew up adoring Hello Kitty, thinking of her as a feline friend.
One interesting fact that came to light is that Hello Kitty's official name is different from her widely known moniker, adding another layer of intrigue to the character's backstory. Additionally, the revelation of Hello Kitty's true identity as a middle-class Londoner has caused a stir among class-conscious individuals, highlighting the unexpected social context behind the iconic character.
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The revelation has caused outrage among class-conscious Londoners, who believed Miss Kitty to be a common feline.
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