What does an anime voice actor have to do with Crispy or the letter C? Or maybe this version has them helping a young Koichi Yamadera instead of some girl named Emily.
3. Well, one of the characters in the book is a yellow donkey...
1. Are all instances of cereal in the Crispy books replaced with melonpan in this world? 2. Dewey sings a Hatsune Miku/Kasane Teto song instead of Home on the Range in this version?
Why is everyone on my game obsessed with Mister Rogers' Neighborhood?
This crush had been lingering since I first got the game in April!
What if I told you "Pochitan plush" was one of the most popular words on my island?
1. What does Candy have to do with a Hatsune Miku and Kasane Teto song? 2. Candy is from a Pretty Cure series...
Crispy Critters was an animal-cracker shaped cereal released by Post twice: once in 1962 with Linus the Lionhearted as the mascot and again in 1987 with the Jimmy Durante-esque Crispy as the mascot. There was also a third release in 1995 in Canada called Mystery Critter Crunch without a mascot.
Why is Bonnie from Toy Story talking about a song that means "Triple Idiot" to a two-year-old?
When you know the person you're talking to is from a Pixar movie, you go and mention another one of their films!
Kuu from Inai Inai Baa! made a lot of friends today...they kept saying Zorori-related phrases, and that last picture actually makes sense, because said book is for young kids.
Yuu Morisawa asked me this, so I said a character type I wouldn't put on the island...and she implied she watches Cocomelon!
But Crispy, Dewey the Donkey plays guitar, and you play a piano. See? This is what happens when the game lacks a piano item.
Actually, it's not a unique plot. Let Platypus Comix sum it up: "Yes, it's that old moldy plot: someone thinks their friends are neglecting them, but it turns out they're planning a party for them. I saw this story done a thousand times in my preschool TV shows and Little Golden Books."
Another person in a Crispy T-shirt, this time being Nelly from Kaiketsu Zorori.
"Every year Tim looked forward to his birthday, but it seemed like something always went wrong. One year he slipped on a Persian rug and sprained his ankle." So this version replaces the measles scene with a sprained foot scene?
The first one is so true about me...and I guess they were shocked at the ending where the squirrel Acorn B. Tree-Dweller finally finds his parents!
My favorite of these books is actually Crispy's Bedtime Book, followed by No Place Like Home and The Birthday Band. The game was so close...
When you get a lot of copies of the book you yourself star in...