# We ♥ Katamari/Printable version

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# Cousins

The Royal Cousins in We ♥ Katamari. :
| Cousin | Stage | Where in the stage |
| Ace | Tutorial stage | You need to roll him to finish the tutorial. He rolls a ball on the outer edge. |
| Slip | Tutorial stage | Replay the level as Ace, and you'll have to roll up Slip instead. |
| Macho | As Large/Fast As Possible 1 | Riding a crawfish around the seated person. |
| Can Can | As Large As Possible 2 | On the table in the house. |
| Havanna | As Large/Fast As Possible 2 | Sitting at the picnic. You need to have rolled up Can Can. |
| Johnson | As Large As Possible 3 | On top of the Daruma pile by the table in the apartment. |
| Twinkle | As Large/Fast As Possible 3 | On top of an Xmas Tree in the yard just in front of the 50cm barrier. |
| Kuro | As Fast As Possible 3 | In the schoolyard, flying under the hurdles. You need to have rolled up Twinkle. |
| Foomin | As Large As Possible 4 | In the park, just past the stairs up on the apartment complex side. |
| Miki | As Large As Possible 4 | Waiting in a line for the fortune teller in the first town. You need to have rolled up Foomin. |
| Velvet | As Large As Possible 4 | Riding on a shark next to the beach in the town after the 3m barrier. You need to have rolled up Miki. |
| Shikao | As Large As Possible 5 | Watching TV near the pandas in the first town. |
| Lucha | As Large/Fast As Possible 5 | On the top of a stairway of wrestling mats in the second town. You need to have rolled up Shikao. |
| Nutsuo | As Large/Fast As Possible 5 | Riding a dinosaur at the base of Niagra Falls. You need to have rolled up Shikao and Lucha. |
| Drooby | As Large/Fast As Possible 5 | Drilling an oasis in Egypt. You need to rolled up gotten Shikao, Lucha and Nutso. |
| Marny | Underwater Stage | Riding a manta ray near the car the second time you play this level. |
| Odeko | Race Stage | Rolling a katamari around the road in the middle part of the stage. |
| Shy | Race stage | In the same place as Odeko. |
| Nickel | Race stage | In the same place as Shy and Odeko. |
| Lalala | Snowman stage | She's under an umbrella, you need to be quite small to get her. |
| Nik | Sumo stages | He's on a stage in a park, next to some plates. You need to be bigger than you'd expect. |
| Fujio | Cloud stage | On Mt. Fuji. |
| Marcy | Saturn Small | On the toy robot's shoulders. Dash off the corner of the bed to get her, or roll a katamari big enough to get her normally (you'll be around 20cm). |
| Peso | Saturn Medium | Lounging by the kotatsu in the supply room. |
| Signolo | Saturn Large | He's running around the streets in "New York" (or France--he can be found very near L'Arch de Triomphe). |
| Honey | Sweets Stage | On the hillside next to the house. |
| June | Cloud stage | Playing jumprope between two cloudmen. |
| Ichigo | Flower stage | At the start, riding a deer. |
| Dipp | Firefly stage | On top of the central hill. |
| Opeo | Origami Stage | On a bed in the corner of the bathroom. |
| Jungle | Baby stage | Riding a coelecanth in the jungle/swamp part. |
| Miso | School stage | On the desk nearest to the blackboard. |
| Kinoko | Campfire stage | Dancing around a lit campfire with old people. |
| L'Amour | Tidy-up stage | Walking/standing around in the middle of the room. |
| Daisy | Cow-bear stage | Running around at the head of a line of cow/bear-men. She counts as a cow and will end the stage. |
| Huey | School stage | With the younger students after having collected Miso or during the time trial version. |
| Beyond | Zoo stage 1 | On top of the hill next to the swamp. |
| Colombo | Zoo stage 2 | Riding an alligator in the swamp. |
| Odeon | Money-raising stage | He's in the school yard, at a stall next to the entrance gate. |
Note: You can get one new cousin per stage, that's why you need to get certain cousins before others. After you get the needed cousin, come back and the new cousin will appear as well.

# Presents

Royal Presents for The Prince in We ♥ Katamari.

## Hats

| Present | Stage | Location |
| Headphones | As Large/Fast As Possible 1 | On the last of the paper airplanes circling the stage. |
| Mushroom | Camping stage | Near a bridge next to a group of people studying kayaking. |
| Mt. Fuji | Stage 5 | Inside of Mt. Fuji. |
| Crown | Old Man / Stage 3 | Near the hurdles on the school yard. |
| Little Buddy | As Large As Possible 4 | On top of a plane flying around the ranch. |
| Antennae | Clean up stage | On the windowsill behind where you start. |
| Flower | Flower stage | Bump the tree with the elf on a swing, the present should fall down. |
| Giraffe | Zoo stage | On a totem pole near the water area. |
| Ear Ribbons | School stage | In the bathroom stall closest to the door. The stall door is locked so you have to be big enough to pick up walls. (about 3m) |
| Wig | Save the Pandas stage | In the market, near the pool, behind a stack of boxes under a canopy. |

## Face

| Present | Stage | location |
| Grandfather of All Cosmos mask | Snowman stage | On Santa's sleigh. You need to be big enough, yet not too big. |
| Mask | Saturn / 50m | Under a red bridge near New York. There is an arrow of anchors floating in the water pointing to it. |
| Glasses | Firefly stage | On the top of the RV parked near the water. |
| Long nose | Gingerbread house | On the witch's broom. |
| Moustache | Cow-bear stage | In the car wash at the pit area of the racetrack (sliding in and out) |
| Trumpet | Cloud stage | Near Fujio (cousin). You need to be pretty big. |

## Body

| Present | Stage | location |
| Scarf | Saturn Small | In a dog food bowl outside the door on the porch. |
| Guitar | Saturn Medium | On top of a tall locker in the corner of the far classroom. |
| Horsey | Race stage | On the big docked cruise-liner near the finish line. |
| Cool Belt | Sumo stage | Thrown at the hippopotamus in the swimming pool near the ring. |
| Peacock Feathers | Baby Stage | In the safari area balanced on the nose of a bear who is being held by a guy standing on a ball. |
| Bikini | Underwater stage | Floating above the water on the back of a duck. Get to 80cm, get on the boat, and grab it. |
| Pouchette | Origami stage | On the back of a big crane walking in the hallway. |

# Snacks
## Page 1

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Candy | A sugary blob. Very hard, so all you can do is suck it. | 6cm0mm |
| Milk Candy | A food made of solidified milk. We are not sure why they made it so hard to drink. | 6cm0mm |
| Kintaro Candy | A cylindrical candy with a face on it. Slice it all you want, and the same face will always pop up. | 3cm8mm |
| Coffee Flavor Candy | It looks like they've successfully solidified coffee into little pieces. But why? | 7cm3mm |
| Grape Flavor Candy | A handy bit of candy for when your mouth needs a little pick-me-up. | 7cm3mm |
| Lollipop | Yummy candy on a stick. Best not to eat the stick. | 18cm5mm |
| Pink Lollipop | A spiraling candy that's a lot harder to eat than you'd think. | 1m0cm1mm |
| Blue Lollipop | They must be trying to lure people in with the sweetness and the hypnotic spiral. | 1m0cm1mm |

## Page 2

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Strawberry Flower | A strawberry-flavored flower. THe bees must love how sweet this is. | 48cm0mm |
| Grape Flower | Even the leaves taste like grapes. | 48cm0mm |
| Mandarin Flower | Don't worry. There are no seeds in here. | 48cm0mm |
| Candy Cane | Those colors may be flashy, but it tastes just like any other candy. | 1m60cm0mm |
| Gummy | A rubber food that's hard to describe. Merely touching it makes you a little happier. | 97cm0mm |
| Marble Cake (1) | They must have baked this while stick mixing the batter. It's tasty, though, so no big deal. | 12cm0mm |
| Marble Cake (2) | There's some kind of pattern here, but it doesn't have any particular meaning. | 78cm0mm |
| Pound Cake | Apparently these have dried fruit in them. We wish there were something juicier inside. | 1m60cm0mm |

## Page 3

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Chocolate (1) | A small, easy-to-eat candy. Lick it, bite it, swallow it whole. It's all good. | 4cm1mm |
| Chocolate (2) | They say eating nothing but this causes cavities, but there doesn't seem to be any proof. | 4cm2mm |
| Chocolate (3) | A very sweet food. It usually melts before entering your stomach, so you need to eat it quickly. | 12cm8mm |
| Chocolate (4) | It says "Light." But since it's actually chocolate, it doesn't matter. | 11cm7mm |
| Chocolate (5) | Tasty chocolate. Won't cause cancer, but it may cause tooth decay. | 11cm7mm |
| Bitter Chocolate | Even though it's bitter, that doesn't mean it's defective. | 50cm0mm |
| Mild Chocolate | If you eat this while brushing your teeth, you might be able to avoid cavities. | 50cm0mm |
| Chocolate Stick | An environmentally-friendly candy. You can even eat the part you hold. | 1m50cm0mm |

## Page 4

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Chocolate Pie (1) | The perfect mix of crispness and savory sweetness. | 5cm0mm |
| Chocolate Pie (2) | Well, for accuracy's sake, we think this should be called "Pie with Chocolate inside." | 50cm0mm |
| Bread Stick | If you get greedy and stuff a lot of these in your mouth, you won't be able to breed. So be careful. | 90cm0mm |
| Caramel (1) | Sometimes it's hard to get this sticky candy out of the wrapper. | 4cm4mm |
| Caramel Box | Contains square candies that get all sticky when you eat them. Adults get all nostalgic when they see one. | 11cm3mm |
| Caramel (2) | A super sweet candy that's a major pain if it gets stuck behind your teeth. | 50cm0mm |
| Gum | Eat this, and bubbles blow out of your mouth. It's extremely dangerous if you swallow it. | 8cm5mm |
| Gum Stick | Even after the flavor's gone, the gum's still there. How economical! | 4cm5mm |

## Page 5

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Dried Squid | What happens to a squid if it forgets to drink enough. The more you chew, the better it tastes. | 17cm4mm |
| Rice Cracker | A very hard and sweet food, often used in Japanese denture ads. | 15cm5mm |
| Dango Dumpling | Colorful dumplings. They're different colors, but actually taste the same. | 9cm5mm |
| Gigantic Dango | It's so huge, there's no way you could eat it in one bite. | 1m78cm8mm |
| Hishi-Mochi | Three different colored rice cakes stacked together. The colors don't look healthy. | 47cm0mm |
| Canned Sweets | Full of Japanese beans covered in a sugary liquid. Much yummier than it sounds. | 14cm8mm |
| Grilled Fish | A rare fish filled to the brim with sweet bean paste. It ran away from the storekeeper after an argument. | 24cm6mm |
| Gigantic Fried Fish | A huge pancake filled with sweet filling. Why it's shaped like a fish is a mystery. | 1m8cm0mm |

## Page 6

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Creme Caramel | A soft, quivery, bouncy treat. Everyone loves it. | 14cm6mm |
| Big Creme Caramel | A quiverying, delicious dessert. Gourmands love its size. | 1m50cm0mm |
| Whipped Creme | We thought this was just for decoration, but We were astonished by its sweet, creamy taste. | 1m50cm0mm |
| Red Cherry | This certainly stands out, but it has surprisingly few fans. | 1m47cm0mm |
| Green Cherry | They probably picked this cherry too early. | 1m47cm0mm |
| Chocolate Parfait | A parfait packed with chocolate. Some people claim to have a separate stomach for desserts. | 42cm4mm |
| Strawberry Parfait | A cute little strawberry-themed pastry. The mandarin oranges really make the strawberries stand out. | 45cm3mm |
| Jumbo Sundae | If you eat this huge sundae by yourself, you'll feel hollow inside. | 1m47cm7mm |

## Page 7

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Cream Puff | Flaky on the outside, creamy on the inside. Mmmm. | 18cm9mm |
| Melon Bread | Very, very sweet bread. We don't think they baked a whole melon into the loaf, though. | 21cm8mm |
| Chocolate Bread | A pastry with chocolate cream inside. Watch out! There might be plastic film sticking to the bottom. | 22cm2mm |
| Pancake | A soft, warm, sugary cake. Goes hand-in-hand with syrup and butter. | 31cm2mm |
| Honey Madeleine | If you eat this right after exercising, your mouth will get all mumbly. | 1m20cm0mm |
| Madeleine | This has a very haughty-sounding name, but it's actually a mass-market food. | 1m20cm0mm |
| Baumkuchen Cake | A sweet cake made of lots and lots of layers. Peeling off and eating it layer by layer is pretty difficult. | 39cm2mm |
| Big Baumkuchen | You can guess a tree's age by counting the rings, but apparently that's not how it works here. | 1m0cm5mm |

## Page 8

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Shortcake | Note the red thing on top of the white thing. That's the secret to its success. | 53cm3mm |
| Tart | A very earth-friendly sweet. You can even eat the dish! | 8cm2mm |
| Big Tart | You can eat this pastry all the way to the dish-like part. What great value. | 2m0cm0mm |
| Chocolate Donut | A sugary food with an open hole in the middle. | 14cm0mm |
| Strawberry Donut (2) | This doesn't look or feel anything like a strawberry, but eat it, and you can taste the strawberry flavor. | 14cm0mm |
| Big Chocolate Donut | Grown-ups say they're sick of being asked why there's a hole in the middle. | 72cm0mm |
| Strawberry Donut (1) | The strawberry icing melts when you hold it, so be careful when you pick it up. | 72cm0mm |
| Vanilla Wafer | A crispy, light snack. It can be used as a chocolate toothbrush. | 60cm0mm |

## Page 9

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Strawberry Wafer | A cookie stuck into some ice cream. It tastes better if you let the ice cream work its way inside a bit. | 80cm0mm |
| Chocolate Wafer | Tightly grasp this ephemeral sweet and it will crumble in your fingers. | 68cm2mm |
| Red Wafer | If you just lick the cream out of this, you'll feel sorry afterwards. | 68cm2mm |
| Green Wafer | Don't worry, children! It doesn't taste like vegetables. | 68cm2mm |
| Blue Wafer | This is a preposterous color for food. | 68cm2mm |
| Purple Wafer | The purple part tastes like grapes. This is actually pretty good. | 68cm2mm |
| Cookie (2) | A sugary treat. Comes in many shapes, but most of them taste the same | 6cm5mm |
| Cookie (1) | Apparently you don't have to cut this into nice little pieces before eating it. | 80cm0mm |

## Page 10

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Chocolate Cookie | If you lick the chocolate off before eating the cookie, you can enjoy it twice as much. | 5cm6mm |
| Big Chocolate Cookie | A sugary cookie. Eat too many before dinner and your mom will yell at you. | 1m30cm0mm |
| Star Cookie (1) | Stars are actually rounder than thius, but it tastes good, so whatever. | 5cm0mm |
| Star Cookie (2) | Stars like these are extremely uncommon. | 1m6cm0mm |
| Chicken Cookie | A cookie shaped like a chicken. It doesn't appear to lay eggs. | 66cm5mm |
| Pig Cookie | A cookie shaped like a pig. It looks plump and delicious. | 68cm9mm |
| Sheep Cookie | A cookie shaped like a sheep. It's hard to tell for sure, though, since there's no wool or anything. | 80cm4mm |
| Donkey Cookie | A cookie shaped like a donkey. It's got longer ears than a horse, making it better value. | 1m0cm2mm |

## Page 11

| Snack | Description | Size to roll up |
| Cookie Tile | The type of cookie that's usually in the far corner of the tin. | 68cm2mm |
| Strawberry Cookie Tile | Tiling your bathroom with these will probably not last very long. | 68cm2mm |
| Cookie (2) | We wish they were a little more generous with the jam in the middle. | 90cm0mm |
| Small Cookie Tree | A triangular cookie with cream on top. It's crispy and easy to eat. | 1m40cm0mm |
| Cookie Tree | This one's medium-sized. It has a medium amount of calories, too. | 2m20cm0mm |
| Big Cookie Tree | If you eat a lot of this, you may not need to eat any other sweets for a while. | 2m45cm0mm |
| Cookie Sandwich | A crunchy confection. You can even eat the sticky stuff in-between! | 5cm8mm |

# Food
## Page 1

| Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Bento Lunch | A small child's lunch. It's very colorful, and looks quite delicious. | 27cm1mm |
| Big Bento Lunch | The whole family can eat this lunch together. Not bringing enough side dishes may lead to arguments. | 44cm8mm |
| Champion Burger | A special delicacy made with many types of food stacked on top of each other. | 37cm2mm |
| Hamburger (1) | A delicious food created by putting food inside other food. Would you like fries with that? | 20cm2mm |
| Sandwich | A food made by trapping other foods between pieces of bread. | 18cm5mm |
| Egg Sandwich | Eggs in-between two pieces of bread, just like the name. | 18cm5mm |
| Croissant | A piece of bread shaped like the moon. It doesn't wax and wane like the real thing, but if you eat it, it wanes. | 15cm6mm |
| Bread Loaf | A sugary food eaten by children. Given out by mothers everywhere. | 22cm7mm |

## Page 2

| Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Toast | Sliced thin for easy eating. Much hotter than you'd expect. | 19cm0mm |
| Sliced Bread | Bread cut into thin slices. Does anyone ever eat the crusts? | 32cm8mm |
| French Bread | A bread so tough and crunchy, you could use it as a weapon. It has a slightly salty taste. | 38cm8mm |
| Fried Chicken | A crispy, juicy meal made from chicken. Made by old men with white goatees and black bow ties. | 21cm4mm |
| Ham | A tasty hunk of meat. Some pudgy guys have these for fists. | 34cm0mm |
| Sausage | Tastes great, but the ingredients are a mystery. | 8cm3mm |
| Canned Tuna | They say this is fish, but we detect a hint of chicken. | 13cm3mm |
| Canned Sardines | Apparently there are fish inside. Exactly how they got in is a mystery. | 18cm2mm |

## Page 3

| Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Cheese | You can eat this even when it's moldy. The human stomach must be sturdy indeed. | 8cm8mm |
| Gratin | A creamy food made from hot cheese and white sauce. You'll burn yourself if you aren't careful. | 26cm5mm |
| Pizza | The bits of cheese that stretch out when you pick up a piece are so annoying. | 42cm6mm |
| Gigantic Pizza | This must be the extra-extra-extra-large size. We can't help feeling a little sorry for the delivery boy. Better tip him well. | 1m36cm5mm |
| Fried Shrimp | Shrimp covered in batter. It must be too modest to go on the dinner table naked. | 14cm9mm |
| Gigantic Fried Shrimp | It took a lot of bread crumbs to cover this huge thing. | 1m67cm1mm |
| Hamburger (2) | A delicious meat patty, but it seems they forgot to bring the buns. | 33cm8mm |
| Jumbo Beef Patty | If you can eat this in 20 minutes or less, it's free. | 1m38cm6mm |

## Page 4

| Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Egg | A great egg. It doesn't matter how you cook it, it still tastes great! | 13cm6mm |
| Omelet Rice | Rice wrapped in egg. Some people draw faces on it with ketchup, which is always appreciated. | 29cm1mm |
| Turkey | Most people eat this bird once a year. Chickens often take their place. | 81cm4mm |
| Stew (1) | A very creamy liquid. Running a slice of bread along the bottom is the best way to eat it all up. | 27cm7mm |
| Curry | Apparently this tastes even better the next day. Maybe you should just make it the night before, then. | 1m10cm6mm |
| Stew (2) | A pot filled with creamy white liquid. You can feel the warmth of family love inside. | 1m10cm6mm |
| Curry Roux | Spicy, tasty liquid. Sipping this by itself will leave you feeling something's missing. | 42cm0mm |
| Rice | A bag full of food shaped like little white grains. It's tough and tasteless to eat it like this. | 95cm6mm |

## Page 5

| Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Steamed Bun | Instead of sweet cream, there's cooked meat inside. Soft and tasty. | 22cm9mm |
| Fried Rice | A dish made with fried rice, pork and vegetables. Delicious! | 75cm7mm |
| Roast Pork | The name sounds cruel, but it's really juicy and delicious. | 1m28cm2mm |
| Shumai Dumpling | Juicy meat wrapped in a doughy skin. You can eat the little green balls, too. | 12cm3mm |
| Gyoza Dumplings | Tasty filling wrapped in a thin covering, then baked or steamed. They make your breath stink the next day. | 6cm4mm |
| Cup Noodles | Apparently, this is called the greatest invention of the century. | 27cm2mm |
| Ramen | Soup with loooong noodles in it. Get it while it's hot! | 48cm5mm |
| Gigantic Ramen | This must have been a lot of work to make. Now We know why We had to wait so long. | 1m50cm8mm |

## Page 6

| Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Kebab | Meat for eating outdoors. Even if it's cheap meat, eating with your friends makes it all worth while. | 31cm1mm |
| Roast on Bone | There's some good eating here. People used to just eat it like this. | 50cm0mm |
| Large Meat | We have to admit, eating all this would certainly make you large. | 1m38cm6mm |

# Fruit
## Page 1

| Fruit | Description | Size to roll up |
| Cherries | A fruit that comes as twins. Availble in larger sizes, too. | 8cm0mm |
| Monster Cherries | If you can knot the stem with your tongue, it means you're a verry good kisser. | 12cm0mm |
| Strawberry | A bite-sized, bright red fruit. The bumpy things on the surface are seeds, but you don't need to pick them off. | 7cm2mm |
| Giant Strawberry | You'd better open wide if you want to eat this. Goes well with milk. | 10cm8mm |
| Strawberry Pack | A package of carefully lined up strawberries. They're all blushing red because their butts are pointing upward. | 28cm4mm |
| Mandarin Piece | The part that comes out after peeling the skin off. Removing the white part doesn't change the taste any. | 6cm5mm |
| Mandarin | Similar to an orange, but much easier to peel. Not very tasty at all with the skin on... | 14cm1mm |
| Persimmon | A big orange fruit that tastes really bad unless it is fully ripe. | 24cm2mm |

## Page 2

| Fruit | Description | Size to roll up |
| Grapes | A bunch of small, purple fruits. Tart and tangy, but a lot of work to eat. | 41cm2mm |
| Muscat | A close relative of the grape. No matter how hard it tries, it will never turn purple. | 41cm2mm |
| Banana | A fruit that gives its eater tremendous power. You don't need to be a monkey to eat this. | 21cm4mm |
| Banana Bunch | A big bundle of energy fuirt. People usually don't eat these all at once. | 40cm6mm |
| Pear | A crunchy, tasty fruit that's bountiful in autumn. Tons of juice, too. | 24cm6mm |
| Big Pear | A pear that is a delicious fruit. A bear is a malicious brute. | 36cm9mm |
| Apple | This fruit teaches you about gravity and is good for your gums. | 15cm8mm |
| Monster Apple | Some people carve this in the shape of a rabbit. But it won't taste like a rabbit. | 36cm9mm |

## Page 3

| Fruit | Description | Size to roll up |
| Canned Peach | So sweet and luscious, they had to seal it away in a can for its own safety. | 34cm3mm |
| Peach | A fruit that looks just like a baby's butt. | 25cm1mm |
| Big Peach | A fruit that leaks juice when you bite it. The fuzz tickles your nose, too. | 1m0cm5mm |
| Melon | One kind is called a Prince melon, but there aren't any King and Queen melons. | 32cm9mm |
| Monster Melon | A sweet, juicy fruit. Its skin looks like a maze, but there's no start or finish, so it's hard to solve. | 60cm7mm |
| Apple Basket | Eating all these apples will keep the doctor away for ages. | 94cm6mm |
| Peach Basket | A basket full of butt-shaped fruit. | 94cm1mm |
| Orange Basket | A basket full of sour orange fruit. Peel it, and your fingers get all sticky. | 93cm8mm |

## Page 4

| Fruit | Description | Size to roll up |
| Pineapple | Looks sort of like a bomb, but the only explosive thing here is the sweet, tart, tropical taste. | 65cm0mm |
| Gigantic Pineapple | A huge and sweet tropical fruit. You probably couldn't eat it by yourself. | 2m37cm2mm |

# Vegetable
## Page 1

| Vegetable | Description | Size to roll up |
| Carrot | Rabbits and horses love these, but eating them will not make you run faster. | 57cm0mm |
| Cucumber | A long, green vegetable. The really fresh ones have sharp spines. | 10cm9mm |
| Tomato | A bright red vegetable. Or is a fruit? We don't know anymore. | 16cm5mm |
| Eggplant | We are still waiting for it to hatch... | 17cm8mm |
| Onion | Everyone sheds tears when they chop one of these up with a knive. If it's that depressing, why cut it at all? | 21cm1mm |
| Sweet Potato | If someone around you is gassy, it's safe to assume he ate one of these. | 29cm4mm |
| Corn | A vegetable wrapped in leaves. It's a shame that most of it's inedible. | 36cm6mm |
| Bamboo Shoot | A food that shoots out from under the soil. It gets hard and inedible when it becomes an adult. | 48cm2mm |

## Page 2

| Vegetable | Description | Size to roll up |
| Turnip | Apparently, this isn't just a pudgy radish. | 58cm2mm |
| Daikon Radish | A white vegetable. Old ladies have legs this color. | 76cm9mm |
| Daikon Radishes | A bunch of white radishes. Tastes very plain, but rich in vitamin D. | 63cm8mm |
| Chinese Cabbages | A bunch of bunches of cabbage leaves. That's a lot of leaves. | 89cm9mm |
| Cabbage | A bunch of leaves. You peel, and you peel, and it's still just a bunch of leaves. | 74cm2mm |
| Squash | Too hard to eat as is, but boil it up and it's apparently quite sweet and tasty. | 50cm7mm |
| Yellow Squash | Friend to the squash. It may be yellow, but it tastes nothing like a banana. Don't be fooled. | 57cm4mm |
| Gigantic Pumpkin | A large pumpkin that couldn't transform into a carriage. | 1m95cm0mm |

## Page 3

| Vegetable | Description | Size to roll up |
| Big Turnip (RARE) | People used to train animals to uproot these legendary vegetables. Just one will satisfy everyone. | 18m93cm9mm |

# Reading
## Page 1

| Reading material | Description | Size to roll up |
| Weekly Magazine | A book filled with stories. Sometimes they're true, and sometimes they're not. | 30cm0mm |
| Diary | A book in which you write what happens to you that day. Usually lasts about 3 days. | 19cm4mm |
| Math Homework | The drills in this book couldn't poke a hole in a piece of paper. | 16cm2mm |
| Kanji Workbook | A study aid for difficult Chinese characters. Each one can have several pronunciations. What a headache! | 16cm2mm |
| Math Textbook | A book with lots of numbers and symbols. It doesn't appear to be very interesting. | 25cm0mm |
| Japanese Text Book | A book full of Japanese kanji. How anyone can remember and read them all is a mystery. | 25cm0mm |
| English Textbook | This is another of the languages that exists on Earth. It seems to be fairly popular. | 24cm4mm |
| History Textbook | Apparently drawing doodles on the photographs for comedic effect is very popular these days. | 29cm6mm |

## Page 2

| Reading material | Description | Size to roll up |
| Dictionary (1) | Half of this book is written in English. The other half is some kind of scribbled pictures. | 23cm7mm |
| Dictionary (2) | A book with word meanings. You're in trouble once you start looking up the meaning of word meanings. | 27cm0mm |
| Fairy Tale Book | It seems like all sorts of amazing things happened long, long ago. | 25cm0mm |
| School Yearbook | Most people look at these and wonder why they had such poor fashion sense "back then." | 25cm0mm |
| Paperback | Recommended whether you want to stay up or fall asleep. Imagination required. | 13cm9mm |
| Comic | Sometimes comes with freebies not found in grown-up magazines. Not just for children! | 28cm7mm |
| Magazine | Comes with freebies that make children happy. | 29cm3mm |
| Fashion Magazine | You cannot be popular unless you read this magazine. | 34cm2mm |

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| Reading material | Description | Size to roll up |
| Animal Book | A book with lots of pictures of animals. Looks like they forgot to put in humans. | 35cm8mm |
| Plant Book | A book with pictures of glass and flowers and things. It only covers Earth plants. | 35cm8mm |
| Encyclopedia | A well-versed, knowledgeable book.... as far as birds are concerned, anyway. | 35cm8mm |
| Telephone Book | A thick book packed with numbers. Apparently used to talk to strangers. | 50cm6mm |
| Home Doctor Book | Anyone can be a doctor with this book. But if you really get sick, you should probably go to a hospital. | 56cm8mm |
| Magazine Rack | Storekeepers get angry if you read the magazines here without buying anything. | 1m71cm6mm |

# Cleaning
## Page 1

| Cleaning item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Clothes Peg (1) | A clip that keeps freshly-washed clothing from flying away. You could also use this underwater, We suppose. | 6cm6mm |
| Clothes Peg (2) | A tool used to keep laundry from flying off the string. | 6cm6mm |
| Soap | Defeats dirt with its scrubbing lather. Not actually sold in its bubbly form. | 10cm4mm |
| School Soap | Everyon rubs their dirty hands all over this, so We bet it must be filthy by now. | 25cm2mm |
| Detergent | It's filled with powder used to clean clothes. Smells kind of fresh. | 37cm2mm |
| Washtub | Fill it with water and use it to wash clothes or bathe your children. | 52cm6mm |
| Laundry Basket | A basket for dirty clothes. If you wet the bed, it's better to just wash your underpants yourself. | 73cm2mm |
| Faucet | Water comes out when you twist it. Pinching it has no effect. | 27cm3mm |

## Page 2

| Cleaning item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Dishwashing Liquid | There's something fantastical about the bubbles this makes. Environmentally-minded people use this sparingly. | 33cm2mm |
| Sponge | Used to wash dishes. One scrub cleans up even the most stubborn of crevices. | 15cm6mm |
| Laundry Pole | Where you hang laundry after you wash it. Just leave it there to dry. | 1m30cm0mm |
| Laundry Deck | This supports the pole you hang wet clothes from. | 1m50cm0mm |
| Laundry Hanger | Used to dry underpants and things. These are hung indoors on rainy days. | 49cm5mm |
| Washstand | This can hold a lot of water, but there's a hole in the middle of it, so it falls out in the end. | 1m15cm0mm |
| Hose Reel | A tool for wrapping up tubes that shoot out water. If you reel it in too far, you can't get it out again. | 85cm2mm |
| Washing Machine | A machine that gets your clothes all soggy. Whatever was in your pockets, too. | 2m35cm7mm |

## Page 3

| Cleaning item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Water Tap | Used to water flowers, amongst other things. If you have some soap, you can even wash your hands. | 1m24cm4mm |
| Car Wash | A box that washes cars with its gigantic brushes. Don't drive in with the windows down! | 6m10cm2mm |

# Trash
## Page 1

| Trash | Description | Size to roll up |
| Vacuum Cleaner | This is always breathing in. We don't know when it's going to breathe out. | 1m11cm6mm |
| Dustpan | Used to gather and carry garbage somewhere else. | 34cm2mm |
| Store Dustpan | Gather and carry garbage with this. A little fancier than the home model. | 80cm2mm |
| Broom | An item for sweeping garbage. Apparently some people can fly with this, but We have never seen it. | 66cm3mm |
| Bamboo Broom | Drag the bristly bit on the floor to whisk away garbage. Goes great with dustpans. | 90cm8mm |
| Blackboard Eraser Cleaner | This sucks up white powder with incredible force. It makes a lot of noise for such an unimpressive task. | 41cm5mm |
| Dust Cloth | This occasionally releases an incredible smell, so be careful. | 30cm3mm |
| Dust Cloth Hanger | A hanger for drying cloths. Handkerchiefs and underwear are probably all right, too. | 1m35cm5mm |

## Page 2

| Trash | Description | Size to roll up |
| Cleaning Bucket | This can be filled with water. You can use it as a cup, but We wouldn't want to. | 70cm2mm |
| Bucket | This is mostly used for holding water. Some people like to wear it on their heads. | 77cm5mm |
| Toilet Plunger | You pump this up and down in the toilet to clean out the plumbing. It's not exactly pretty. | 57cm5mm |
| Old Magazines | Even if you throw them out, they can come back as new magazines. | 39cm0mm |
| Old Book | Some collectors go around in search of these. | 53cm2mm |
| Old Newspaper | Often reincarnated as a book or a roll of toilet paper. | 70cm9mm |
| Garbage | Packed full of unnecessary items. Entire islands have been made from this stuff. | 1m26cm1mm |
| Trash Bag | A bag filled with unwanted stuff. It's not a good idea to leave too much out on the curb. | 1m26cm1mm |

## Page 3

| Trash | Description | Size to roll up |
| Mandarin Peel | Tart and not very tasty. This usually gets thrown out. | 14cm2mm |
| Dustbin | Shooting a paper basketball in here would make anyone's day. | 53cm0mm |
| Trash Can (1) | Throw your garbage into this box. But separate your recyclables, first. | 87cm3mm |
| Trash Can (2) | It's transparent, so you can see everything that's inside. | 1m30cm2mm |
| Recycling Bin | A box for certain kinds of trash. Putting the wrong trash inside is bad karma. | 1m35cm1mm |
| Metal Trash Can | He really would have preferred being used as some kind of toy instead of just being a bucket. | 1m26cm2mm |
| Trash Can (3) | Holds a lot more than the indoor type. Not that having a lot of garbage is a pleasant thing. | 1m26cm2mm |
| Garbage Dump | A place to throw out unneeded things, but only on certain days. Lots of annoying rules surround this place. | 4m48cm5mm |

# Cooking
## Page 1

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Kitchen Knife | Lets you chop up vegetables into tiny bits. Rub it with a stone when it becomes dull. | 12cm8mm |
| Butcher's Knife | Some people bring these to the bank. Odd. They don't sell any veggies there. | 50cm6mm |
| Cutting Board | Apparently the sound of chopping indicates that dinner is being prepared. | 43cm1mm |
| Salt | A small bottle filled with salty powder used for cooking. Often becomes lumpy and refuses to leave the bottle. | 13cm4mm |
| Pepper | A bottle filled with powder used to play tricks on people. Apparently also used for cooking. | 13cm0mm |
| Sugar | A bottle filled with sweet powder. So popular with bugs, if you leave it around they line up to eat it. | 22cm5mm |
| Soy Sauce Container | A bottle filled with a salty black liquid. The tip is very narrow because drinking too much is bad for your health. | 17cm2mm |
| Soy Sauce Bottle | A bottle with soy sauce inside. Better to pour a bit out than to drink from the bottle. | 26cm9mm |

## Page 2

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Mayonnaise | Squeeze the bottle, and sour white stuff comes out. It's best not to drown your food in this. | 25cm5mm |
| Ketchup | A red liquid which goes well with a variety of foods. Some people draw faces with it. | 25cm5mm |
| Strawberry Jam | Soft and runny, yet tastes like strawberries. It would be nice to have some bread to spread this on. | 15cm0mm |
| Marmalade | Sweet, sticky stuff made out of orange peels and things. A marmalade-only diet is not recommended. | 15cm0mm |
| Honey | Honey in a tube. You can squeeze it right into your mouth. How convenient! | 25cm0mm |
| Butter | Reportedly made by swirling milk around. Tasty when spread on bread. | 25cm4mm |
| Fork | Sometimes it's easier to balance things on this instead of skewering them. | 7cm6mm |
| Spoon | A tool for scooping and picking up food. Not as handy as a spork. Some people like to bend these. | 8cm1mm |

## Page 3

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Rice Container | A wooden pot filled with rice. Putting bread in here is a major faux pas. | 60cm7mm |
| Rice Cooker | Put rice in here, and it turns all white and moist. Not even magicians can explain it. | 76cm6mm |
| Camping Pot | People on camping trips use this to heat up canned food. The results are rarely tasty. | 46cm8mm |
| Mom's Rice Bowl | Mother's favorite. She's never one to overeat. | 25cm5mm |
| Dad's Rice Bowl | Father loves this bowl. He says his wife's cooking always tastes better served in this. | 29cm6mm |
| Son's Rice Bowl | The son's bowl. Good little boys clean their plate. | 22cm2mm |
| Daughter's Bowl | The daughter enjoys her decorated bowl. The lovely design doesn't make the food taste any better, however... | 22cm2mm |
| Gigantic Rice Bowl | Without some side dishes, there's no point in having this much rice. | 1m32cm7mm |

## Page 4

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Expensive Plate | A kind of expensive-looking plate. The world goes into slow motion when you break it. | 18cm5mm |
| Small Plate | A plain round plate. The perfect thing for practicing plate-spinning. | 18cm5mm |
| Square Dish | A wonderful dish. You'll need to practice a bit before using these in a plate-spinning act. | 24cm0mm |
| Plate | A flat container for food. You can also spin it around with a long stick. | 30cm8mm |
| Square Plate | Yes, it's not actually square, but We call it square because We can't think of a name to describe its shape. | 33cm3mm |
| Large Flower Plate (RARE) | If you pile food onto this, there's no way anyone could completely finish it in one go. | 1m46cm7mm |
| Sweets Plate (RARE) | Both the person who eats this and the person who washes the plate have it tough. | 1m73cm5mm |
| Chinese Bowl | You can pack all sorts of food in here. Big eaters love them. | 45cm6mm |

## Page 5

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Chopsticks | Disposable wooden chopsticks. Trees are disappearing because people throw so many of these out. | 8cm8mm |
| Peeler | A machine that removes the skin from fruit. Beware! Some fruit is tastier unpeeled. | 16cm7mm |
| Plastic Wrap | Wrap this around food to keep it fresh longer. Fat people wrap this around their bodies to lose weight quickly. | 22cm8mm |
| Spatula | Used to flip burgers, pancakes and other round, flat foods. Can also be used as a fly swatter. | 22cm6mm |
| Slotted Spatula | Flip anything you want with this. Even hot foods. | 21cm1mm |
| Ladle | A marvelous invention. You can carry liquids in the round bit. Great for tasting soup. | 28cm3mm |
| Frying Pan | A tool for frying food. It sometimes flares up while cooking, so try not to peek too close inside. | 66cm1mm |
| Wok | A simple, black fry pan. The stuff inside gets burnt, tossed around, set on fire, and generally abused. | 96cm1mm |

## Page 6

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Takoyaki Hotplate | A solid board with lots of tiny holes, used to make takoyaki. Popular with people from Osaka. | 23cm0mm |
| Clay Stove | Cook fish with this, and you'll attract a hungry crowd in a hurry. | 68cm4mm |
| Blender | A miraculous machine that turns any food into juice. You can't tell what's inside once it's done, which is awfully exciting. | 57cm5mm |
| Shabu-Shabu Pot | A pot used for boiling slices of meat. Apparently the part in the center is nothing too important. | 88cm9mm |
| Tongs | Mainly used to pick up food. Otherwise, it's used to make clackity-clack sounds. | 26cm8mm |
| Tray (1) | You put food and stuff on this dish. It's extremely handy, but too bulky to use much in the home. | 47cm7mm |
| Lunch Tray | Students look forward to getting these every day. You can't leave any food behind, even if you don't like it. | 47cm7mm |
| Tray (2) | This starts to shake when you carry bottles or other long, thin things on it. | 53cm5mm |

## Page 7

| Cooking item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Dogfood Bowl | A bowl for your dog. Food in it may look yummy, but don't be fooled. It's meant for doggy taste buds. | 30cm4mm |
| Microwave Oven | The "ding" means that whatever's inside is heated up. | 1m26cm3mm |
| Sashimi Boat (RARE) | This is a well-constructed boat, but upon closer inspection, it's too small to hold any people. | 58cm3mm |
| Fire Pit | A place used when cooking outside. We would go here for a taste of the wild. | 3m16cm4mm |
| Outdoor Sink | You can make curry, curry, and curry here. | 4m37cm7mm |
| Toaster | Put bread in here, and it pops out brown and hot. The poor thing can't take the heat. | 58cm5mm |

# Drink
## Page 1

| Drink | Description | Size to roll up |
| Drink | It can hold many different drink flavors. Sucking it through the thin tube is apparently the height of fashion. | 21cm7mm |
| Orange Juice | Made from the juice of oranges. It sometimes has bonus pulp inside. | 17cm0mm |
| Green Tea (Can) | A refined drink. Nobody ever talks about how it's made from leaves, because that doesn't sound very tasty. | 17cm0mm |
| Coffee (Can) | A black and bitter beverage. Drink it anyway, and you'll soon feel the difference. | 17cm0mm |
| Soda (1) | Drink it for a delicious, bubbly taste. Mothers get annoyed when you drink this before dinner. | 17cm0mm |
| Soda (2) | A bubbly drink. Even after the bubbles are gone, it's still pretty sweet and tasty. | 17cm0mm |
| Sports Drink | A drink that energizes your entire body. You can drink it even if you aren't an athelete. | 17cm0mm |
| Apple Juice | This is usually gulped down quickly, so you can't test the health of your gums with it. | 17cm0mm |

## Page 2

| Drink | Description | Size to roll up |
| Bottle Cap | A drink cap. Strong, or foolish, people apparently rip these off with their teeth. | 3mc9mm |
| Glass Bottle | People in TV dramas and movies get hit in the head with these a lot. Actors have it tough. | 38cm7mm |
| Pet Bottle Juice | It may be tasty, but gulping it down all at once isn't good for your body. | 31cm1mm |
| Milk Carton | Made out of paper, and yet strong enough to keep milk inside. Can be recycled over and over again. | 17cm6mm |
| Tetrapack Milk | Milk in a conveniently sized pack. Goes well with cookies and chocolates. | 20cm2mm |
| Milk Bottle | A bottle with milk inside. Please try not to laugh while drinking. | 19cm9mm |
| Coffee Milk (RARE) | A mild drink made from milk and a black, bitter beverage. Kids love it. | 19cm9mm |
| Large Milk Carton | Open it on the wrong side, and things quickly go downhill. | 26cm0mm |

## Page 3

| Drink | Description | Size to roll up |
| Ice Cream Float | Mix up the ice cream? Eat it as is? It's quite the conundrum. | 33cm2mm |
| Mixed Juice | A drink made of many fruit juices mixed together. It tastes a little gross at room temperature. | 34cm9mm |
| Lemon Tea | A sour fruit comes with this drink, but it's usually taken out of the cup before it is consumed. | 31cm8mm |
| Mug | Made for hot drinks. There are sets made for hot couples. | 20cm0mm |
| Teacup | Use this to drink hot things without burning your hand. Very civilized. | 18cm0mm |
| Teapot | Put leaves and hot water in, and delicious tea comes out. Probably its lips are pursed because of the heat. | 28cm7mm |
| Thermos Pot | Turns cold water into hot water. It's pretty hot, so don't got using it in place of a bath. | 51cm1mm |
| Kettle | Shrieks in pain if you heat it up too much. | 72cm9mm |

## Page 4

| Drink | Description | Size to roll up |
| Oasis | Most people cherish this pond as it's found in the desert. Apparently there are some in your heart, too. | 201m34cm1mm |

# Japanese Food
## Page 1

| Japanese Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Oden | A piping-hot, oddly-shaped food. Why do people pile on so many different types of food at once? | 20cm7mm |
| Small Takoyaki | A hot food made from octopi. It burns the roof of your mouth if you eat it too quickly. | 7cm5mm |
| Takoyaki One Bite | Comes with a free tooth pick which makes it easy to eat. | 9cm3mm |
| Okonomiyaki | Vegetables, meat, seafood and other stuff baked in a pancake, with special sauce on the top. Spectacular. | 25cm8mm |
| Salmon | A piece taken from a fish. There are sometimes hooks caught inside these, so be careful. | 16cm5mm |
| Grilled Fish | Its proud scales shall glisten no more. It seems they finally got all the slime out. | 28cm7mm |
| Cucumber Roll | Good for vegetarians who want to try sushi. | 9cm9mm |
| Tuna Roll | A food made of tuna and rice rolled up into a cylinder. | 9cm9mm |

## Page 2

| Japanese Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Tuna Sushi | A wad of rice with a piece of red fish stuck on top. Fish with rice on top apparently doesn't work as well. | 9cm8mm |
| Squid Sushi | Watch out for the yellowish-green bit inside. It's spicy. | 9cm8mm |
| Toro Sushi (RARE) | The fatty part of the tuna is very delicious. Comes in medium-grade and high-grade cuts. Low-grade doesn't seem to exist. | 9cm8mm |
| Egg Sushi | A soft yellow block on top of rice. We have yet to see this swimming in the ocean. | 9cm8mm |
| Octopus Sushi | We wonder what this strange object on top of the rice is. We hear it's very sticky. | 9cm8mm |
| Shrimp Sushi | Different in color from the shrimp in the ocean. Watch out, as this one may have a spicy green trap inside too. | 9cm9mm |
| Mackerel Sushi | One of the cheapest dishes on the sushi bar's menu. | 9cm8mm |
| Salmon Roe Roll | A food made of tasty little red balls. You can eat the black part with it, too. | 11cm3mm |

## Page 3

| Japanese Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Onigiri (Rice Ball) | A ball of packed rice and filling. It's easy to forget what's inside after making one. | 16cm0mm |
| Gigantic Riceball | A scarily huge rice ball. Yokozuna-class sumo wrestlers will eat this right up. | 1m12cm5mm |
| Lunch Box | There's nothing but pickled plums and rice inside. Very Japanese, but we'd like some sushi in here, too. | 38cm6mm |
| Soba Noodles | These don't have much flavor by themselves. You'll need to put them in some brownish liquid, first. | 37cm5mm |
| Noodles with Kitsune | Udon noodles with fried tofu on top. The name means "fox noodles", but it's not actually made with fox meat. | 39cm8mm |
| Pork Bowl | Deep fried pork topped with egg on rice. A delicious dish from Japan. | 40cm5mm |
| Gigantic Katsu Rice | A popular dish in Japan. This is a little too big, however. | 1m64cm9mm |
| Pickle Tub | Put some vegetables in here, leave it for a while, and wonderful food results. Don't forget the stone on top! | 1m8cm9mm |

## Page 4

| Japanese Food | Description | Size to roll up |
| Kagami-mochi | Rice cake for the New Year. People usually just leave it lying around. | 35cm2mm |
| Huge Rice Cake | An original decorative item made from a rice cake. | 1m42cm0mm |
| Pot Cooking | Great for cooking beef, pork, chicken, crab, fish, and anything else you can eat. | 52cm0mm |
| Cooking Pot | They say sumo wrestlers eat their meals straight from this pot. No wonder they're so big. | 1m40cm8mm |

# Games
## Page 1

| Gaming item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Bowling Pin | Courageous objects that are always getting knocked over by balls, but always get back up again. | 41cm8mm |
| Green Die | Sometimes all your dice will come up the same number. How unusual. | 2cm8mm |
| Die | You can use this to go forward, go backwards, or even enjoy playing out your life. | 2cm8mm |
| Red Die | If you don't like thinking too much, just move forward however many spaces this die shows. | 2cm8mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (1) | A picture of some bird We have never seen before. This means "one," apparently. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (2) | A tile with a picture of nine pieces of bamboo. Not a very well-drawn picture. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (3) | This is used in a game where you compete to line up pictures. It doesn't look that impressive to Us. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (4) | There are a lot of balls drawn on this, but it still isn't worth anything by itself. | 5cm1mm |

## Page 2

| Gaming item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Mah-Jong Tile (5) | The characters on it mean "ten thousand," but this doesn't really seem to be worth 10,000 points. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (6) | The characters on it mean "90,000." 90,000 of what, We have no idea. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (7) | This character indicates the direction where the sun rises. Maybe it lights up in the morning. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (8) | This character indicates the direction of warmer areas. We tried touching it, but it wasn't warm at all. | 5cmm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (9) | This character indicates the direction where the sun sets. Maybe it turns red when evening comes. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (10) | This character indicates the direction of areas where snow often falls. But it's not cold if you touch it. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (11) | Nothing's written on it at all. It must be a defective tile. | 5cm1mm |
| Mah-Jong Tile (12) | A very strange character is written on this. Apparently its meaning isn't all that important. | 5cm1mm |

## Page 3

| Gaming item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Mah-Jong Tile (13) | If you have three of these, it seems to make a nice hand. | 5cm1mm |
| Omikuji | Shake the container, and a message falls out. Some messages make you happy, while others make you sad. | 55cm0mm |
| Shogi Board | A Japanese chess board. The difference is you can capture and use your opponents pieces. | 26cm2mm |
| Shogi Table | Looks like there's room for 10 parts. You have collected 10. | Set placeholder - contents to follow |
| Video Game | Generally a complete waste of time, with little redeeming social value. Great fun though. | 38cm7mm |
| Arcade Machine | A thrilling game where you dodge enemy bullets. Hopefully, they won't hit anything off-screen... | 2m75cm5mm |
| Puzzle Arcade Game | These games are a pain. We know what to do, but Our fingers aren't fast enough... | 2m75cm5mm |
| Crane Game | Operate the crane in this machine to grab items. We wish the crane would help us out a bit more. | 4m86cm2mm |

## Page 4

| Gaming item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Pachinko Machine | A leisure device that makes an unbelieveable racket. When lined up in rows, things get even louder. | 1m0cm1mm |
| Pachinko Parlor | So fun that people line up just to get inside. The people lining up don't look very healthy though. | 23m19cm5mm |
| Huge Bowling Pin | Not only big, but placed way up high. It'll be hard to knock this one down. | 29m99cm6mm |
| Bowling Alley | Don't knock down all the pins, or you'll get a big "X" on your scorecard. | 38m6cm2mm |

## Shogi Set - Page 1

| Shogi item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Shogi Table | Two people sit around this board and stare at it for hours. Perhaps they're too embarrassed to move. | 76cm9mm |
| Ousho | There are lots of pieces like this, but this one is the strongest. It's pretty weak without its retainers. | 4cm4mm |
| Gyokusho (RARE) | It looks like the real thing, but there's an extra dot on it. Nobody seems to have noticed it yet. | 4cm4mm |
| Hisha | A noble piece that moves horizontally and vertically. If it's that powerful, why isn't it king yet? | 4cm0mm |
| Kakugyo | It moves diagonally. It is fierce rivals with the Hisha, but together, they're unstoppable. | 4cm0mm |
| Kinsho | It may sound like an imporatant piece, but it looks pretty much the same as the others. | 3cm8mm |
| Ginsho | This piece hold the key to the entire game, but is otherwise pretty low-key. It becomes powerful if you flip it over | 3cm8mm |
| Keima | Apparently related to horses somehow, but it just looks like a shogi piece to Us. | 3cm6mm |

## Shogi Set - Page 2

| Shogi item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Kyousha | A forward-looking piece that always pushes ahead. We suppose it prefers not to dwell on the past. | 3cm4mm |
| Fu | The grunt of the force moves forward one step at a time. Flip it over, and it's on the fast track to royalty. | 3cm1mm |

# Playtime
## Page 1

| Playtime item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Cup and Ball | Apparently it's fun to try balancing the ball on the concave part. | 25cm0mm |
| Balancing Toy | Proper balance will get you everywhere in life. | 21cm9mm |
| Red Block | You play with these by lining them up and stacking them high. | 7cm0mm |
| Yellow Block | Not very useful by itself. Put lots of them together, and you can make abstract shapes. | 8cm0mm |
| Green Block | The little nubs on top are the secret to this block's success. | 8cm8mm |
| Blue Building Block | Add a little color to your life with this blue block. | 7cm0mm |
| White Building Block (RARE) | Put enough of these together, and you can build your own house! | 11cm6mm |
| Jigsaw Piece | Put a lot of these together, and you can make a complete picture. We think they should have just made a whole picture. | 2cm2mm |

## Page 2

| Playtime item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Kaleidoscope | A tube with lots of little crystals inside. You can look, but don't steal the jewels! | 18cm1mm |
| Daruma | Looks like there's room for 6 parts. You have collected 6. | Set placeholder - contents to follow |
| Red Circle Toy Block | Build up a column and break it down again. You can be a delinquent, too! | 9cm7mm |
| Blue Circle Toy Block | We have never seen anything quite this blue before. | 9cm7mm |
| Yellow Square Toy Block | Are they blocks because they block things, or because they were made by blockheads? We aren't sure. | 13cm0mm |
| Red Square Toy Block | When these fall down, don't give up! If you keep building, you'll build character, too. | 13cm0mm |
| Blue Triangle Toy Block | This amazing object may look like an ordinary piece of wood, but when you put a bunch together, you can make all sorts of things. | 11cm7mm |
| Yellow Triangle Toy Block | We don't think you absolutely have to stack these blocks. Still, We can't help but do that whenever We see them. | 11cm7mm |

## Page 3

| Playtime item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Red Toy Capsule | People throw out the shell and take the thing inside home. | 12cm2mm |
| Yellow Toy Capsule | Looks like an egg, but you can tell what's inside without breaking it. Its contents don't grow, either. | 12cm2mm |
| Blue Toy Capsule | The shells are recycled, so you won't harm the environment if you throw them away. | 12cm2mm |
| Clay | A handy children's item that can be used to build almost anything. | 28cm8mm |
| Plastic Railroad | This railroad is really small, so We think it's a toy. | 17cm2mm |
| Plastic Railroad Corner | The perfect thing for building corners. It doesn't come with a warning mirror, though. | 17cm2mm |
| Model Train | The coolest part of any train set. You can't move without this, but running it by itself is kind of weird. | 16cm9mm |
| Model Carriage | This guy has it easy. He's just pulled by the lead car all day. You can make really looong trains with these. | 16cm6mm |

## Page 4

| Playtime item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Origami Samurai | A brand new character who's made out of paper. It's hard to feel affection for it as it has no face. | 9cm0mm |
| Origami Samurai Helmet | Origami shaped like a samurai's hat. Put it on, and you'll feel much braver than before. | 10cm4mm |
| Fishing Lure | A tool for enticing fish in assorted treacherous ways. Look out, little guys! | 7cm5mm |
| Fishing Hook | A tool for hooking fish. Get really good, and you can hook things like shoes and cans as well. | 25cm5mm |
| Fishing Pole | A tool used to catch fish. It often catches trash as well. | 66cm5mm |
| Kiddie Spade | Digging with your hands is a thing of the past with this. A bit too soft for treasure hunting. | 20cm2mm |
| Kiddie Rake | Use this near the ocean to dredge up yummy shellfish. | 29cm0mm |
| Kiddie Bucket | Fill it with water and carry it everywhere. An essential tool! | 44cm7mm |

## Page 5

| Playtime item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Picture-story Show | A bunch of pictures put together into a story, like TV, except slower. | 63cm9mm |
| Picture Stand (RARE) | Can be used as a sort of cut-rate plastic surgery. It's a little pathetic when viewed from the side or rear. | 2m73cm9mm |
| Toy Robot | It's made of the latest in plastic and chrome. Perhaps it's the human race's newest weapon. | 26cm9mm |
| Wooden Horse | A horse made of wood. It doesn't go anywhere, but merely rocking on it will make you feel happy. | 2m5cm9mm |
| Ream Kite | A bunch of kites strung together. Hopefully there aren't any trees nearby. | 1m8cm0mm |
| Kite | This speedy kite used to be quite popular. You could probably use these to scare off sparrows. | 1m3cm0mm |
| Balance Toy | This never falls down, but it never attacks, either. It probably won't last long in the boxing world. | 49cm3mm |
| Skateboard | An even more effective trap than a banana peel. | 79cm7mm |

## Page 6

| Playtime item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Red Balloon | A red ball floating in the air. Apparently it's oxygen inside. | 89cm7mm |
| Blue Balloon | Gets all sad and wrinkly over time. | 89cm7mm |
| Yellow Balloon | Pop it in your friend's face and he'll get mad at you. | 89cm7mm |
| Green Balloon | A green balloon. It was probably greener before it was inflated. | 89cm7mm |
| Pink Balloon | Get a lot of these, and it seems you can float into the air. | 89cm7mm |
| Rabbit Balloon (RARE) | Most rabbits hop, but this one pops. | 89cm7mm |
| Jumping Rabbit | Children flail about inside. The children are the ones jumping, not the rabbit. | 20m6cm9mm |

# Powerful
## Page 1

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Barbell | A pretty heavy bar. If you start trembling while lifting this, you're probably close to your limit. | 1m68cm0mm |
| Hard-working Trainee | He's building up his legs and hips with so-called bunny hops. His sandals are made out of aluminum. | 1m50cm3mm |
| Trainee | Apparently, he isn't practicing poking people with his ducktail. | 1m55cm2mm |
| Beetle Fight | Tow beetles fight it out. This is war! | 20cm9mm |
| Wrestling Match | Two girls fighting in swimsuits. Physical size doesnt' necessarily mean victory. | 3m0cm3mm |
| Sumo Bout | What a throw! They must have planned that beforehand. | 4m67cm5mm |
| Judo Contest | They're training for the gold medal, but this would be an illegal move in sanctioned events. | 4m50cm3mm |
| Killer Move | An epic battle that continues without end. There's not even a lunch break. | 2m85cm0mm |

## Page 2

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Axe | Used primarily by barbarians and people wearing hockey masks. | 45cm2mm |
| Dumbbell | A well-used item that helps humans build their bodies. It's very heavy, so dropping it on your foot would be a tragedy. | 27cm7mm |
| Pickaxe | That sharp, pointy end is just itching to poke some holes in things. | 72cm6mm |
| Lawn Roller | An exercise device that works your hips and legs while leveling off the ground. | 2m24cm7mm |
| Elephant | Sometimes blows water out of its long trunk. Don't worry; it doesn't have the sniffles or anything. | 9m13cm4mm |
| Large Elephant | Her trunk is big enough, but look at those ears! We bet she knows all the local gossip. | 14m31cm5mm |
| Indian Elephant (RARE) | A large elephant born in India. He wishes he had bigger ears, like his African cousins. | 30m10cm8mm |
| Wrestling Ring | Normally used for fighting, but some people like to shout into microphones here instead. | 9m87cm3mm |

## Page 3

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Sumo Ring | Sumo wrestlers fight in this ring. People throw salt in here before the match, so it probably tastes really salty. | 10m43cm5mm |
| Crane | A powerful machine that can lift just about anything. Unfortunately it can't compete in the Olympics. | 22m9cm9mm |
| Crane (L) | It may be huge and powerful but it's useless without the track on the bottom. | 111m35cm0mm |

# Sports
## Page 1

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Kendo Mask | Equipment that protects your head from harm during swordfights. Tends to stink of sweat after a while. | 75cm7mm |
| Ping-Pong Ball | It looks like a turtle egg, but actually, it's used for some kind of sport. | 9cm4mm |
| Golf Ball | There's a sport out there where you whack this ball and put it into little holes. | 11cm0mm |
| Tennis Ball | A ball with hair growing all over it's body. It must be an adult. | 13cm5mm |
| Baseball | Nothing will happen until you throw this. If you don't, the entire team will get angry at you. | 19cm9mm |
| Dodgeball | Children hit each other with this ball during recess. It's soft and squishy so that people don't fight. | 43cm8mm |
| Football | People cradle this ball very carefully to keep from dropping it. When it's dropped it bounces in weird directions. | 49cm4mm |
| Red Ball | We can't help but feel very close to this thing. | 3m99cm9mm |

## Page 2

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Baseball Bat | Some people like resting their forehead on one end and spinning around. That's not what it's meant for. | 49cm8mm |
| Baseball Cap | The hat of the team you're cheering for. You're allowed to wear it outside of baseball games, too. | 37cm6mm |
| Scoreboard | Having lots of numbers up here is generally a good thing. | 7m7cm2mm |
| Base | You have to step on this in order to score a hit. It must feel so put upon all the time. Sad. | 76cm4mm |
| Soccer Ball | A sad little ball. Nobody ever gives it a hug. | 55cm7mm |
| Ping Pong Paddle | Rowing a boat with this is very tiring. Best used as a fan. | 33cm7mm |

## Page 3

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Surfboard | A board used to ride on waves. Apparently it's more fashionable to stand up on it than to lie stomach down. | 1m38cm5mm |
| Swimming board | An item used while swimming. If you have four of these, you can float like a water strider. | 1m31cm4mm |
| Blue Ski Board | Put these on your feet to go gliding on the snow. Not very convenient unless you're going downhill. | 1m40cm1mm |
| Yellow Ski Board | With these on, even men walk around pigeon-toed. | 1m40cm1mm |
| Green Ski Board | Sometimes you see these going downhill all by themselves. | 1m40cm1mm |
| Ski Pole | These poles hold you up while you're skiing. They look thin and unreliable, but they're actually pretty strong. | 72cm3mm |
| Snowboard | You can't even walk right with this attached to your feet. It may be just one board, but it's still tough to ride. | 1m9cm0mm |
| Tennis Racket | It seems you grunt really loudly whenever you swing this. | 74cm9mm |

## Page 4

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Flagstick | People hit ball toward this. Watch out for the hole in the ground that's usually nearby. | 64cm6mm |
| Hurdle | People jump over these when they're around, even though it would be far easier just to avoid them. | 1m43cm3mm |
| Red Helmet | People who dont' want their face to be seen wear this. Take it off before going in a store, or people will be angry. | 97cm2mm |
| Green Helmet | You can open and close the bit in front, ensuring you'll never get bored of it. | 97cm2mm |
| Racer | The passenger seat in his car at home is kept open for his girlfriend. | 1m65cm2mm |
| Red Racer | He always has a spare pair of underpants in his backpack, just in case he goes up on the winner's podium. | 1m45cm6mm |
| Purple Racer | Apparently he's the best at reverse-parking. | 1m45cm6mm |
| Blue Racer | He just got his license, so he's super excited. He'll probably be feeling blue once the race results come in. | 1m45cm6mm |

## Page 5

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Outfielder | Catches flies with the thing on his hand. Wouldn't bug spray be easier? | 1m84cm0mm |
| Benchwarmer | He is seriously considering giving it all up to become a soccer player. | 1m78cm2mm |
| Surfer | This is the second time he's evver seen the ocean. | 1m60cm0mm |
| Soccer Player | He's skilled at kicking balls around. When he touches them with his hands, whistles go off. | 1m58cm0mm |
| Marathon Runner | He forgot how to stop, but nobody can tell him how, as he can't stop to listen. | 1m69cm4mm |
| Tennis Player | People say he's a different person whenever he's holding a racket. He never notices himself. | 1m83cm3mm |

## Page 6

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Green Boarder | A beginner who's still confused about how you can't move your feet. | 1m86cm5mm |
| Red Boarder | This intermediate boarder is excited by his speed. It's much faster than he expected. | 1m86cm5mm |
| Yellow Boarder | An advanced boarder who can handle any bumpy terrain. He can even make really high jumps. | 1m86cm5mm |
| Red Skier | He once went three times around the chair lift without getting off. | 2m2cm7mm |
| Purple Skier | He's shocked that the skiwear he bought a year ago is getting too tight for him. | 2m2cm7mm |
| Green Skier | This guy isn't too good at teaching people. Apparently, you go down the hill like this, and then you stop like that. | 2m2cm7mm |
| Ski Jumper | His next goal is to fix his fear of heights. | 2m14cm8mm |
| Skier | He seems to have found a way to always stop when he wants to. | 2m7cm3mm |

## Page 7

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Yellow Skier | He was promised a kiss from his girlfriend if he can learn how to turn without falling over. | 2m0cm4mm |
| Red Skier | They call him the Red Comet. He zooms down the slopes ten times faster than other people. | 2m0cm4mm |
| Green Skier | He's the best at kicking up lots of snow when he stops. | 2m0cm4mm |
| Ice Skater Boy | A young boy with a big appetite who only wants some ice-cream. This is his second time skating. | 1m36cm7mm |
| Ice Skater Grandpa | A bright-eyed old man who loves passing younger people. He's proud of his healthy teeth. | 1m56cm1mm |
| Ice Skater | After everyone near her goes away, she's thinking about trying a triple loop. | 1m70cm2mm |
| Speed Skater | An amazing man in stylish tights who's unbeatable at skating. | 1m77cm5mm |
| Canoeist | Apparently his dream is to become one with the river current. | 2m83cm2mm |

## Page 8

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Oxygen Tank | A tube filled with oxygen. You'll get chewed out if you use it all up making fart sounds. | 80cm7mm |
| Sumo Wrestler | These guys say they are just "big boned," but most people just call them fat. | 3m0cm1mm |
| Komusubi (Sumo Wrestler) (RARE) | This fighter's road has just begun. His hands are probably pretty salty. | 1m33cm0mm |
| Ozeki (Sumo Wrestler) (RARE) | Sumo wrestler's usually get fashion-conscious around this age. This one's mawashi is a top designer brand. | |
| Boxer | A great man who's built his body and spirit by punching and being punched by others. The belt around his waist is proof of his victory. | 1m88cm7mm |
| Basketball Player | He looks like he's having fun, so you probably shouldn't point out the hole in the basket. | 2m7cm0mm |

## Page 9

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Skydiving Man | He wants to put this glorious feeling into song, but he doesn't know where to start with the lyrics. | 2m11cm0mm |
| Parachute Man | He can't remember if he shut the gas off at home, so he'd like to get back on terra firma soon. | 10m1cm0mm |
| Glider Man | An adventurous man who's considering going straight home like this. | 8m22cm4mm |
| Basketball Hoop | Used in a sport where you throw balls into a high basket. If your hands can reach the basket, you can become a big superstar. | 5m58cm5mm |

# Sound
## Page 1

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Guitar | Listen carefully and you can hear a message from the player's soul when they strum the strings. | 1m10cm9mm |
| Bell | People who walk down the street ringing these often are carrying some kind of key. | 4cm8mm |
| Castanet | An instrument played by clacking it. Everyone always seems to strike the same pose when using it. | 12cm5mm |
| Harmonica | Put this in your mouth and breathe in and out to make sounds. It would be easier if all you had to do was exhale. | 16cm8mm |
| Windchime | An instrument that plays clear, col sounds. We don't see anyone playing it, though. | 20cm1mm |
| Recorder | A flute used in music. You sometimes see spit some out from the bottom, which is kind of gross. | 20cm2mm |
| Gong | When it rings, the fight starts. Do you have the eye of the tiger? | 37cm0mm |
| Pianica | We aren't sure if this is a flute or a piano, but either way, it's fun. Press the button and liquid comes out. | 48cm6mm |

## Page 2

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Cassette Tape | Listen to two different sounds just by flipping it over! | 9cm7mm |
| Cassette Radio | A fancy radio that has one tape player for each speaker...We think. | 64cm7mm |
| Cassette Radio | Lets you hear music and important information. Unfortunately, it doesn't answer any of your questions. | 62cm3mm |
| Stereo | A machine that emits pleasant sounds. Doesn't compare with the real thing, however. | 87cm2mm |
| Stereo Speaker | A box that makes noise. Line your wall with these, and it's like you're really there. Whatever that means. | 1m5cm5mm |
| Court Musician Flute | He keeps things festive with his jolly music. We prefer the recorder to the flute, Ourselves | 42cm5mm |
| Court Musician Drum | He keeps things festive with his oddly-shaped drum. He's nice enough to shout along with the music, too. | 45cm5mm |

## Page 3

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Trumpet | An instrument that makes sounds when you blow into it. You need to shape your lips just right to get a good sound. | 52cm4mm |
| Big Drum | The larger drum in the set. People who tap their feet during class must be practicing for this. | 1m23cm1mm |
| Small Drum | The smaller drum in the set. It looks terribly lonely when it's all by itself. | 1m10cm5mm |
| Cymbal | The cymbal in the drum set. It would probably go really far if you threw it. | 1m22cm5mm |
| Gong | A Chinese-style instrument. We guess it's used while eating ramen, or when kung-fu fighting. | 1m40cm5mm |
| Cello | An instrument that makes screeching sounds. It apparently screeches less if you're good at it. | 1m38cm6mm |
| Organ | Makes sounds when you press its keys. Some haunted ones play by themselves at the stroke of midnight! | 1m77cm8mm |
| Hanging Bell (RARE) | A very large bell. Japanese people ring this 108 times to bring in the new year, so don't just go ringing it. | 3m40cm1mm |

## Page 4

| Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Harp | Plays soothing, vibrant music. Best played while wearing billowing robes. | 3m11cm5mm |
| Grand Piano | It may be huge, but you can play beautiful music on it if you've got the right touch. | 3m91cm2mm |

# Daruma

| Daruma item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Hammer | A small wooden toy hammer used to knock over stacks of block. We doubt it can be used to pound nails. | 16cm6mm |
| Daruma Head (RARE) | A block-like thing with a daruma drawn on it. Never moves, even when the blocks under it are knocked off. | 13cm6mm |
| Daruma Body (2nd) | Apparently lives for the thrill of getting sent flying by a hammer. | 12cm5mm |
| Daruma Body | Tries its very best to stay put. | 12cm5mm |
| Daruma Body | Its mind and body are a mess from all the punishment it receives. | 12cm5mm |
| Daruma Body | Not only does this have to support everyone's weight, people are always hitting it with hammers. It must feel very put upon. | 12cm5mm |

# Sewing

Sewing items found in We ♥ Katamari.

## Page 1

| Sewing item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Thread (Red & White) | A bunch of string wrapped around a piece of paper. Whoever wroapped this must be very disciplined. | 8cm4mm |
| Thread (Navy) | String is wrapped around and around this thing. That slit the string goes into is a superb idea . | 8cm4mm |
| Thread (Green) | A string wrapped around a cylindrical object. Drop this on the floor, and the string will unravel. | 10cm7mm |
| Thread (White) | The hole in the middle makes this very handy. To put it bluntly, it's something like a roll of toiler paper. | 10cm7mm |
| Red Dress Pin | A needle with a little ball on its head. Even if you remove the ball, there won't be a hole you can run a thread through. | 2cm7mm |
| Green Dress Pin | A needlie you put through pieces of cloth to keep them from sliding apart. you can't actually wear it as a dress. | 2cm7mm |
| Dress Pin | A tool used to hold cloth in place while sewing. | 2cm7mm |
| Pin Cushion | A cushion with lots of pins stuck in it. Apparently not a piece of artwork. | 13cm8mm |

## Page 2

| Sewing item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Sewing Box | This is full of tools for cutting and poking cloth. A torture kit, as far as colth's concerned. | 86cm4mm |

# Fashion
## Page 1

| Fashion Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Straw Hat | It has a lot of small holes in it, making it cool to wear on hot days. | 44cm8mm |
| Glasses | People like these so much, they'll look for a pair even when one's already perched on their forehead. | 9cm3mm |
| Lipstick | Used to paint lips various colors. For some people, using this is a sign of adulthood. | 7cm6mm |
| Hairpin | An item you stick in your hair to change its shape. | 4cm5mm |
| Hair Dryer | A tool that blows hot breath. You can turn it down if you're already too hotheaded. | 33cm3mm |
| Briefs | Tight and snug. Some people write their names on the waistband in marker. | |

## Page 2

| Fashion Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Red Sock | Clothing for the feet. Starts to stink if you wear it long enough. | 11cm6mm |
| Blue Sock | Clothing for the feet. Recently, socks with separated toes are also popular. | 12cm7mm |
| Bunny Slipper | Footwear shaped like an animal. You don't have to feed it, luckily. | 53cm7mm |
| Leather Shoe | Polished to a fine veneer. Apparently worn to stodgy affairs. | 39cm6mm |
| Sandal | Easy slip-on, slip-off action. Some of the more fashionable kinds have fancier names. | 31cm1mm |
| Kid's Shoe | A shoe made for very small children. They sometimes have pictures of superheroes on them. | 23cm5mm |
| Pumps | The poles on the back make the wearer a bit taller but it makes it more difficult to rum. | 34cm0mm |
| Sneaker | Good on days when you're walking a lot. The pattern on the bottom wears away over time. | 36cm0mm |

## Page 3

| Fashion Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Striped T-Shirt | Relaxed menswear. We wonder where all the O-shirts and G-shirts are. | 59cm1mm |
| Parasol | An umbrella mostly used on clear days. It protects your skin from invisible rays. | 1m35cm3mm |
| Royal Nose (RARE) | Apparently, this has the ability to smell the difference between fresh and spoiled food. | 7m55cm7mm |

# Stationary
## Page 1

| Stationary item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Yellow Pushpin | This pin is easy to hold. You can even hang things on it! | 3cm5mm |
| Blue Pushpin | You can hang things from this as long as they aren't too heavy. | 3cm5mm |
| Thumbtack | Stick pieces of paper on the wall with these. They're hard to get out if you push them too far in. | 3cm1mm |
| Glue | This item can stick pieces of paper together. It looks kind of like lipstick, but you shouldn't smear it on your lips. | 7cm4mm |
| Kid's Glue Stick | A cute little glue stick. The lid often pops off by itself when you aren't paying attention. | 7cm9mm |
| Clip | A tool used to clip together two pieces of paper. | 1cm8mm |
| Green Clip | Regrettably, this cannot clip together the love of two faraway souls. | 4cm5mm |
| Red Clip | Some people show off by attaching lots of these to their face, then ripping them all off in one swoop. | 4cm5mm |

## Page 2

| Stationary item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Small B Pencil | Harder to use as it gets shorter. We wish there was a way to extract the lead so We could use it all up. | 4cm0mm |
| B Pencil | The more you use it, the shorter it grows. | 4cm3mm |
| H Pencil | If you sharpen the end you can write with this. If you don't sharpen it, you can still use it to scratch your back. | 4cm1mm |
| Pencil with Eraser | There's an eraser on the end, and if you sharpen it, it becomes a pencil. Try to treat it nicer than that, though. | 7cm2mm |
| Fancy Pencil | A pencil with a picture of outer space on it. However, it's mostly used on Earth really. | 7cm0mm |
| HB Pencil | It would be much more convenient to sharpen both sides of this pencil, but apparently people don't often do that. | 7cm9mm |
| Blue & Red Pencil (RARE) | Red and blue in a single pencil! It's not purple in the middle or anything. | 9cm7mm |
| Ballpoint Pen | A stick for drawing figures. You can also stick them in your ears to accessorize your look. | 6cm5mm |

## Page 3

| Stationary item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Eraser | A handy item that erases stuff. Shame it can't erase the past. | 8cm1mm |
| Sand Eraser | A handy item that erases stuff. Nobody knows where things go once erased... | 7cm4mm |
| Boy's Pen Box | There are lots of switches and things on this, but most of them are completely unrelated to studying. | 27cm3mm |
| Girly Pen Box | This has a picture of a little witch girl on it, but it doesn't magically give you the test answers or anything. | 29cm8mm |
| Pencil Stand | A holder for pencils and scissors and things. There's often a tiny eraser lurking on the bottom somewhere. | 18cm7mm |
| Pencil Sharpener | Turn the knob to sharpen pencils. You can't unsharpen it by turning the knob the other way. | 26cm2mm |
| Permanent Marker | This pen lets you write things whcih can't be easily erased. When you want a star's autograph, bring this. | 8cm6mm |
| Crayon Box | Looks like there's room for 14 items. You have collected 14. | Set placeholder - contents to follow |

## Page 4

| Stationary item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Inkbrush | A tool that paints colors on paper. Some people use them to clean out assorted crevices. | 8cm4mm |
| Calligraphy Pen | A writing tool. You can only write really thick characters with this, so it's a bit inconvenient. | 18cm5mm |
| Paperweight | This object's job is to keep papers from blowing away. We have yet to find another use for it. | 8cm8mm |
| India Ink | A blakc liquid for drawing letters and paintings. Hard to remove once it gets on your clothes. | 21cm7mm |
| Classroom Calligraphy (1) | This calligraphy says "egg". It must be written large so the writer won't forget to buy some later. | 25cm0mm |
| Classroom Calligraphy (2) | This calligraphy says "balloon." We don't think that's right, but if it say it so many times, We're loath to disagree. | 25cm0mm |
| Classroom Calligraphy (3) | Apparently a letter for someone's mother...but the body of the letter is missing. | 25cm0mm |
| Classroom Calligraphy (4) | If you draw really big characters like this one, the teacher will praise you. | 25cm0mm |

## Page 5

| Stationary item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Inkstone | You put black water in the crevice. Of course, the stone itself is also black, so how can you tell? | 20cm0mm |
| Black Calligraphy Bag | This bag is huge, yet there's nothing but black paint inside. | 40cm0mm |
| Red Calligraphy Bag | The bag may be red, but you can still only draw black characters. | 40cm0mm |
| Sticky Tape (1) | Unravel it and stick it on stuff, and the patterned part will start thinning out. | 11cm6mm |
| Sticky Tape (2) | This tape could bind some pretty big things together. | 35cm4mm |
| Paper Cutter | A tool that cuts things with its sharp teeth. Sometimes it gets violent and cuts the desk under the paper. | 16cm3mm |
| Scissors | When this are around, both paper and hair go snicker-snack. | 16cm8mm |
| Big Compass | A tool that can draw really big circles. It's still too small to draw the Earth, however. | 53cm2mm |

## Page 6

| Stationary item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Abacus | You can get answers by clacking the beads with your fingers. Some experts can even work these in their minds. | 28cm0mm |
| Sketch Book | You can draw whatever you want in here, but some people draw some really explosive stuff, so be careful. | 45cm0mm |
| Files | A collection of books and papers. This appears to be well-organized, but the contents are all mixed up. | 66cm1mm |
| Filing Cabinet | No matter which file you open, you won't find any secret letters. | 91cm3mm |

## Crayon Set - Page 1

| Crayon item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Crayon Box | This hold your crayons. Some people keep their crayons in careful order, but others just put them in anywhere. | 19cm4mm |
| White Crayon | A white crayon. Using this on white paper is pointless. | 5cm9mm |
| Black Crayon | Jet black. Often used to draw evil things. | 3cm7mm |
| Red Crayon | Fiery red. Commonly used to scribble nosebleeds on photos of famous people in magazines. | 4cm2mm |
| Pink Crayon | Soft pink. A very popular color among girls. | 4cm8mm |
| Green Crayon | Verdant green. Looks like it's good for you, but eating it is frowned upon. | 5cm1mm |
| Lime Crayon | The same color as the Prince. The same size, too. | 5cm0mm |
| Blue Crayon | Refreshing blue. Drawing a hunk of cheese with this does not make it blue cheese. | 5cm0mm |

## Crayon Set - Page 2

| Crayon item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Aqua Crayon | Gushing aqua. Water is really colorless, but somehow this color has a watery feel. | 5cm4mm |
| Purple Crayon | Elegant purple. Some old ladies like to dye their hair this color. | 5cm4mm |
| Brown Crayon | Composed brown. Draw a rectangle with this color, and it can be either a brick or a chocolate bar. | 5cm6mm |
| Beige Crayon | Warm beige. Also known as "flesh," but not all flesh tones can be drawn with this. | 5cm1mm |
| Ochre Crayon | Dependable ochre. You never seem to run out of this one. | 5cm7mm |
| Gold Crayon (RARE) | Gorgeous gold. Looks costly, but priced the same as any other crayon. | 5cm9mm |

# Decorations
## Page 1

| Decoration | Description | Size to roll up |
| Novelty Plate | Breaking this is much more serious than breaking a normal plate. | 32cm4mm |
| Picture Frame | A panel that contains cherished memories. Some people stare at it while tears roll down their face. | 24cm8mm |
| Parsley | Used in all sorts of food, but it's rare to see someone actually eat it. | 8cm0mm |
| Vase | Put flowers and water in here. The flowers need the water, so try not to drink it yourself. | 44cm3mm |
| Calendar | A stack of papers filled with numbers. Apparently you have to hang this on the wall the entire year. | 23cm8mm |
| Origami Chain | A chain made from colored paper. It's pretty, but we don't think it would be very good for chaining the dog. | 43cm3mm |
| Stand | A stand to place New Year's round rice-cake. | 44cm9mm |
| Garden Rock | Just a large piece of stone, but for some reason people take exquisite care of it. | 81cm4mm |

## Page 2

| Decoration | Description | Size to roll up |
| Paper Tiger | A tiger made by gluing pieces of paper together. It nods and agrees to just about anything. | 27cm2mm |
| Bear Carving | It's always shown eating fish. People must think it's a glutton. | 84cm0mm |
| Raccoon | If it's got its umbrella and walking stick and canteen all ready, then why doesn't it set out already? | 1m80cm2mm |
| Food Sample | The spaghetti inside is floating in midair. How strange... | 1m76cm5mm |
| Russian Doll (S) | A doll inside a doll, inside another doll. | 1m29cm1mm |
| Russian Doll (M) | A doll inside a doll. | 1m64cm4mm |
| Russian Doll (L) | The big boss of the dolls. | 1m99cm6mm |
| Russian Doll (XL) (RARE) | A giant doll straight from the Siberian Express. It must've been cold. | 2m34cm8mm |

## Page 3

| Decoration | Description | Size to roll up |
| Display Stand | Used to sell fruits and vegetables. Line your wares up nice to grab the customer's eye. | 2m74cm2mm |
| Shoe Display Stand | A shelf lined with shoes. Some are for wearing, but others are strictly for looking at. | 3m15cm0mm |
| Xmas Tree | Looks like there's room for 12 items. You have collected 12. | Set placeholder - contents to follow |
| Xmas Tree (2) | You put assorted decorations on this tree at Christmas. | 25m73cm1mm |

## Xmas Set - Page 1

| Xmas item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Xmas Tree (1) | A shining, sparkling tree. We hear it comes but once a year. | 2m3cm7mm |
| Boot | A jolly old man in red owned this shoe. He gave the other one to a child as a present. | 17cm7mm |
| House | Someone probably lives in here. Good thing he's out for the day. | 16cm2mm |
| Santa | A jolly fat guy who delivers toys to good children. We feel sorry for the poor reindeer. | 17cm6mm |
| Star (RARE) | Sticks out far more than the tree. Our stars still can beat it. | 17cm9mm |
| Blue Ornament | A blue ball. It amy look like Earth, but don't be fooled. This is smaller. | 10cm9mm |
| Red Ornament | A red ball. It may look like the sun, but oddly, it's not warm at all. | 10cm9mm |
| Yellow Ornament | A yellow ball. It may look like the moon, but it's clearly not made of cheese. | 10cm9mm |

## Xmas Set - Page 2

| Xmas item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Snowflake | Turns the streets all white when it falls from the sky. | 4cm2mm |
| Giant Santa Boot | It looks like a boot for a baby before it's born. | 2m4cm5mm |
| Giant Santa House | This house is just big enough for an elf to live in. | 1m79cm1mm |
| Giant Santa | There's nothing he can do about his beard getting sweaty. | 1m84cm7mm |

# The World
## Page 1

| The World Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| America | Looks like there's room for 35 parts. You have collected 35. | Contents to follow. |
| Oceania | Looks like there's room for 15 parts. You have collected 15. | Contents to follow. |
| Eurasia | Looks like there's room for 92 parts. You have collected 92. | Contents to follow. |
| Africa | Looks like there's room for 53 parts. You have collected 53. | Contents to follow. |

## America Set - Page 1

| America Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| United States of America | Apparently there are dreams here not available anywhere else. | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Antigua and Barbuda | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| El Salvador | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Canada | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Cuba | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Guatemala | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Grenada | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Costa Rica | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## America Set - Page 2

| America Item | Size to roll up |
| Jamaica | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Saint Kitts and Nevis | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Saint Lucia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Dominica | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Dominican Republic | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Trinidad and Tobago | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Nicaragua | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## America Set - Page 3

| America Item | Size to roll up |
| Haiti | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Panama | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Bahamas | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Barbados | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Belize | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Honduras | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Mexico | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Argentina | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## America Set - Page 4

| America Item | Size to roll up |
| Uruguay | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Ecuador | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Ghana | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Colombia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Suriname | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Chile | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Paraguay | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Brazil | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## America Set - Page 5

| America Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Venezuela | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Peru | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Bolivia | They mine a lot of tin here. You could make a ton of robots with that. | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Oceania - Page 1

| Oceanic Item | Size to roll up |
| Australia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Kiribati | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Samoa | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Soloman Islands | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Tuvalu | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Tonga | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Nauru | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| New Zealand | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Oceania - Page 2

| Oceanic Item | Description | Size to roll up |
| Vanuatu | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Papua New Guinea | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Palau | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Fiji | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Marshall Islands | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Federated States of Micronesia | | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Antarctica | Apparently this place is so cold that you have to wear a jacket on top of your jacket. | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 1

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Afghanistan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| United Arab Emirates | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Yemen | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Israel | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Iraq | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Iran | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| India | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Indonesia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 2

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Oman | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Qatar | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Cambodia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Cyprus | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Kuwait | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Saudi Arabia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Syria | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Singapore | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 3

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Sri Lanka | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Thailand | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Turkey | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Nepal | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Bahrain | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Pakistan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Bangladesh | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Philippines | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 4

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Bhutan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Brunei | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Vietnam | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Malaysia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Myanmar | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Maldives | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Mongolia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Jordan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 5

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Laos | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Lebanon | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Korea | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| China | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Japan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| North Korea | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| East Timor | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Iceland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 6

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Ireland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Albania | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Andorra | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| England | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Italy | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Estonia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Austria | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Holland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 7

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Greece | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Croatia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| San Marino | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Switzerland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Sweden | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Spain | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Slovakia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Slovenia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 8

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Czech Republic | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Denmark | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Germany | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Norway | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Vatican | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Hungary | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Finland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| France | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 9

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Bulgaria | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Belgium | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Poland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Portugal | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Malta | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Monaco | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Latvia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Lithuania | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 10

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Liechtenstein | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Luxembourg | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Romania | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Macedonia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Serbia and Montenegro | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Azerbaijan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Armenia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 11

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Ukraine | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Uzbekistan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Karakhstan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Kyrgyz | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Georgia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Tadzhikistan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Turkmenistan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Belarus | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Eurasia - Page 12

| Eurasian Item | Size to roll up |
| Moldova | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Russia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Greenland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Taipei | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Africa - Page 1

| African Item | Size to roll up |
| Algeria | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Angola | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Uganda | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Egypt | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Ethiopia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Eritrea | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Ghana | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Cape Verde | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Africa - Page 2

| African Item | Size to roll up |
| Gabon | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Cameroon | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Gambia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Guinea | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Guinea-Bissau | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Kenya | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Cote d'Ivoire | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Comoros | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Africa - Page 3

| African Item | Size to roll up |
| Congo | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Sao Tome and Principe | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Zambia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Sierra Leone | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Djibouti | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Zimbabwe | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Sudan | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Africa - Page 4

| African Item | Size to roll up |
| Swaziland | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Seychelles | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Equatorial Guinea | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Senegal | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Somalia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Tanzania | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Chad | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Central African Republic | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Africa - Page 5

| African Item | Size to roll up |
| Tunisia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Togo | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Nigeria | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Namibia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Niger | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Burkina Faso | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Burundi | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Benin | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Africa - Page 6

| African Item | Size to roll up |
| Botswana | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Madagascar | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Malawi | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Mali | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| South Africa | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Mozambique | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Mauritius | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Mauritania | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |

## Africa - Page 7

| African Item | Size to roll up |
| Morocco | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Libya | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Liberia | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Rwanda | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |
| Lesotho | It's really, really big. Not even humans can move it. |