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"My Melody" is the name of a Stereo Total album and is also a song on the Eric B. and Rakim album Paid in Full.
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My Melody

My Melody is one of the many fictional characters produced by the Japanese company Sanrio. The character looks like a rabbit and always wears a red or pink hood. It is especially popular in Asia and can be found on children's toys and merchandise.

On April 3, 2005, an anime series produced by TV Osaka started to air on TXN television stations, see Onegai My Melody (おねがいマイメロディ). This anime also recently spawned a video game for the Nintendo DS titled Onegai My Melody: Yume no Kuni no Daibouken (おねがいマイメロディ~夢の国の大冒険~)

History

My Melody was released in 1975 and the first related merchandise was released at the end of that year.

At first she was mostly marketed toward young girls, but like Hello Kitty her popularity has increased within all age groups, especially in Asia.

When first released she was the Little Red Riding Hood character in a version of the story featuring all animal characters. The name My Melody first appeared in 1976 and soon the connection to Little Red Riding Hoood all but disappeared, with the exception of a series of Little Red Riding Hood-era goods which were re-released in 2000. After 1976, her animal friends, like Flat, Piano, Rhythm and others, started appearing.

The initial My Melody goods featured a red hood but as of 1977 merchandise featuring a pink hood was released, which would be the norm for My Melody goods for several years to come.

My Melody's popularity waned toward the late 80s, and the only goods produced were candy. In 1996, during Ichigo Shinbun's reader survey, My Melody came out amongst the most popular characters and as a result standard merchandise started re-appearing as of February, 1997 featuring the original red hood. Goods with the pink hood were re-released in 1999 and as of 2000 there were goods released with multiple color hoods.

Since 1997, My Melody has had a following amongst Japanese teenage girls, and together with Little Twin Stars is considered to have a "cult" following.

Physical Description

My Melody was the first major bunny character released by Sanrio. She is completely white, but she wears a red or pink hood and a red heart tattoo. Her riding hood usually has a pink bow, but it sometimes has a rose. My Melody was first featured wearing a red hood, but it soon became a pink hood. She is now back to wearing a red hood. She is sometimes accompanied by her friends; a lamb named Hitsuji-chan, mouse named Flat, and her nemesis Kuromi.

Official profile of My Melody

  • Name: My Melody
  • Birthday: January 18, 1975
  • Place of birth: Forest of Mari Land
  • Favorite hobby: Baking brownies with her mother
  • Favourite food: Almond pound cake
  • Best friend: A mouse named Flat
  • Enemy: Devil Kuromi
  • Description: Lives with her mother, grandmother and brother, Rhythm.
  • Personality: very curious, but a little hasty at times
  • Studio:Televisa

See also: Hello Kitty, Keroppi, Badtz Maru, Pochacco, Chococat, Cinnamoroll, Landry, Purin, Spottie Dottie, bubblemui, Miffy, Little Twin Stars,

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