Eight names in the recorded room
These names come from actual reveal screens or character cards in the Mini Kitchen sequence. The list covers one observed completed room; it is not the full roster for every theme.
| Written character name | Observed character rarity | Name evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Blue dumpling | Not shown on a matching character card | reveal |
| Pink dumpling | Rare | reveal plus separate character card |
| Purple dumpling | Common | character card |
| Red dumpling | Not shown on a matching character card | reveal |
| Green dumpling | Not shown on a matching character card | reveal |
| White dumpling | Not shown on a matching character card | reveal |
| Rainbow dumpling | Not shown on a matching character card | reveal |
| Orange dumpling | Not shown on a matching character card | reveal |
Use the character card for the rarity field
The Purple information card explicitly reads Common and Purple dumpling. A separate Pink information card reads Rare and Pink dumpling. Those are character-specific labels.
EXCELLENT, AMAZING and AWESOME appear as reveal celebrations elsewhere in the sequence. A package banner also uses labels such as Legendary. Do not copy those words into every character’s rarity field merely because they appear during opening.
Match the names to the completed Mini Kitchen
The completed jar shows the eight coloured characters together. Blue sits by the lower-left table, Pink and Orange occupy the lower-middle stools, and Purple sits on the lower-right stairs. Red, Green and White are placed around the kitchen counters; Rainbow occupies the upper stair landing.
Keep the room name attached to your record. A similarly coloured Glitter, Bun or Crystal character is not automatically the same named entry.
Check the theme’s own completion marker
After the Mini Kitchen completion scene, the recording returns to Choose Package and shows a FULL ribbon on Cute Squishy Dumpling. That provides a separate theme-level completion signal for this account.
Other themes on the shelf remain outside this eight-record list. This page does not supply a total character count for the whole game, drop odds or a guaranteed number of boxes needed to collect the set.
Use the list to audit your own room
Match your jar or theme first, then compare the names you can actually read. Keep unobserved rarity fields unknown instead of treating them as Common. If your room differs, record that difference rather than forcing it into this historical example.