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It turns out that a mouthless cartoon character cannot easily break into television animation, which is where the action (and the revenue) is nowadays. When Sanrio created a talking Hello Kitty for a pilot cartoon series, it set off a fury among fans loyal to the cat’s mouthless look.

UNICEF named Hello Kitty “Special Friend of Children.”Ĥ) The haziness of Hello's back story, the weakness of her characterization, and her lack of edginess only add to her appeal.

Hello Kitty is Japan’s official ambassador of tourism.

Hello Kitty just wants to be loved, trusted and respected.

Hello Kitty embodies innocence, sentimentality and harmony.

Hello Kitty is a universal poster child for caring, sharing, happiness, friendship… And all that other good stuff.

Hello Kitty reminds me of my childhood (youthful innocence).

For me, 10 of them seem eminently reasonable: The Hello Kitty Junkie blogger lists 15 reasons for why the cat brings her so much happiness.

How far will she go to bury the Hello Kitty stereotype forever? Fiona's journey of self-discovery is biting and clever as she embraces her true nature and creates her own version of the American Dream, eliminating - without fear or remorse - anyone who stands in her way.3) Over the years, this cartoon cat has grown on me, achieving the status of Treasured White Elephant. But Fiona's father throws her new life into disarray when he dupes her into an overnight trip that results in a hasty engagement to Don Koo, the spoiled son of a wealthy chef.ĭetermined to thwart her parents' plans to marry her off into Asian suburbia, Fiona seeks her freedom at any price. Sean introduces her to a dark world of excitement, danger, cunning, and cruelty, pushing her to the limits of her own morality. In the process, she makes a surprising discovery that reunites her with a long-lost friend, Sean Killroy.

To escape the burden of carrying her family's honor, Fiona decides to take her own virginity. Secretly, she feels torn between the traditional Chinese values of her family and the social mores of being an American girl. On the outside, twenty-eight-year-old Fiona Yu appears to be just another Hello Kitty - an educated, well-mannered Asian American woman.