New Stamps in the ‘Pockemy’ Series! Try Them on the Smart Pocket Discord!

Hello, everyone!

We are excited to introduce the new stamps from the ‘Pockemy’ series that the Smart Pocket Discord server released on September 28, 2024.

These stamps are perfect as stickers or emojis due to the characters’ names, appearances, and expressions, which convey their unique features at a glance.

Using these stamps in your Discord community can add some lively energy to conversations.

Also, the Smart Pocket Discord community opened on September 23, 2023, and a year has passed since then. These new stamps perfectly mark the 1st anniversary!

Let’s take a quick look at the meaning of each stamp and how they can be used in the community.

Introduction to the Stamps and Emojis

【Stamps】

Pockemy

The official character of Smart Pocket. He is full of energy, innocent, and curious. Like a young boy in elementary school with a strong sense of justice, but he is clumsy and makes many mistakes (not that he cares).

1. ‘Welcome Back’: Used to welcome someone when they return.
2. ‘I’m Off!’: Used when you are leaving the community for a while.
3. ‘Good Job!!’: Used to compliment or affirm someone.

Yami

She usually has a gentle and kind smile, but when irritated, her eyes become sharp, and she enters ‘Dark Mode.’ In this mode, she speaks harshly, but sweets can bring her back to normal.

‘Yami’ means ‘darkness’ in Japanese.

1. Can be used when you are happy (such as receiving good news).

Fushigi

He always looks dazed and seems to listen to the conversation, but he actually isn’t. He often says incomprehensible things, but sometimes he predicts the future, so everyone pays attention to his words.

‘Fushigi’ means ‘mystery, unimaginable’ in Japanese.

1. ‘Thank you’: Used to express gratitude.
2. ‘Congratulations’: Used to celebrate someone.
3. ‘Okay’: Used when responding to a request or proposal.

Muteki

He firmly believes that he is invincible and never doubts himself. His calm demeanor makes him generous and never angry. He is always smiling, but his eyes are strong, and he has a loud voice and plenty of energy.

‘Muteki’ means ‘invincible’ in Japanese.

1. ‘Invincible’: Used to express that you are invincible.
2. ‘Calm’: Used when you are calm and composed.
3. ‘No Damage’: Used to show that you are fine even in a pinch.

Kuishinbo

He always thinks about food. When he’s full, he’s cheerful; when he’s hungry, he becomes gloomy. He’s highly emotional about food, and his personality changes when it comes to food (he gets angry or cries).

‘Kuishinbo’ means ‘glutton’ in Japanese.

1. ‘Desserts have a separate stomach’: Used when talking about post-meal snacks.
2. ‘I’m hungry~’: Used when you are truly hungry.

Aniki

He is a strong and aggressive type. He’s everyone’s big brother and is loved by all. He never shows weakness, but in reality, he’s not confident, and he hides it with his strong attitude.

‘Aniki’ means ‘big brother’ in Japanese and can refer to a respected person depending on the context.

1. ‘Yeah!!’: Used to liven things up. An informal ‘Yes.’
2. ‘Nice to meet you!!’: Used when meeting someone for the first time to build a good relationship.
3. ‘Roger!!’: Used when you understand or grasp a situation.

Chibikko-tachi

They are very small and numerous characters. In human terms, they are like three-year-old children. Their innocence sometimes leads to sharp comments. When they gather, their presence can be overwhelming.

‘Chibikko’ means ‘small or little child’ in Japanese.

1. ‘○’: Used to indicate something is correct.
2. ‘╳’: Used when something is incorrect.
3. ‘Huh?’: Used when you don’t understand what someone is saying.

Bibiri

He is always scared and tends to hide behind things. He is so timid that he cannot speak confidently, and he apologizes whenever someone talks to him.

‘Bibiri’ means ‘timid, scaredy-cat’ in Japanese.

1. ‘Bow’: Used when your efforts did not meet someone’s expectations.
2. ‘Sorry~’: Used when apologizing for a mistake.
3. ‘Scared~’: Used when you are frightened.

Tsuntsun

A frequently crying ‘tsundere’ character. She is very emotional and blushes or gets angry easily. Although she seems selfish, she is actually kind and has a heart to help those in need.

‘Tsuntsun’ means ‘aloof, arrogant’ in Japanese.

1. ‘D-Don’t get the wrong idea!’: Used jokingly to hide your true feelings out of embarrassment.
2. ‘It’s not for you, okay!’: Used to keep someone from understanding your true intentions, or jokingly to show affection.

【Emojis】

Four new stamps have been added in the emojis section, which can be used while entering text.

Summary

These were the new stamps in the ‘Pockemy’ series.

By using them in the Smart Pocket Discord server, you can add new vitality to the community atmosphere.

If you haven’t joined the official Smart Pocket Discord community yet, be sure to join and stay updated on important information.

PockemyX Account: https://x.com/pockemys

Smart Pocket Official Website: https://smapocke.com/

Smart Pocket Official Discord: https://discord.com/invite/smartpocket

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