Hello Kitty is a beloved character created by the Japanese company Sanrio in 1974. The character, known for her cute appearance and lack of mouth, has become a global phenomenon, appearing on various products ranging from clothing and accessories to stationery and toys. The story of Hello Kitty is more about her world and the friends she has rather than a narrative-driven storyline. However, there are some basic elements to her character and background. Hello Kitty, whose real name is Kitty White, is depicted as a cheerful and kind-hearted anthropomorphic cat. She lives in the fictional town of London with her family: her parents, George and Mary White, and her twin sister, Mimmy. Hello Kitty is portrayed as a third-grader who attends school with her friends, where they engage in various adventures and activities. Despite being a cat, Hello Kitty exhibits many human characteristics and emotions. She is often depicted as being curious, adventurous, and caring towards her friends and family. Her iconic appearance, with her signature red bow, simple clothes, and lack of facial features other than her eyes and nose, adds to her appeal and universal recognition. Hello Kitty's popularity extends far beyond her original target audience of young girls. She has become a cultural icon, embraced by people of all ages and backgrounds worldwide. The character's timeless charm and positive message of friendship and kindness have made her a beloved symbol of cuteness and innocence.