Seven Silly Dwarfs (セブンシリードワーフ, Sebun Shirī Dowāfu) are a group of dwarf characters from the Japanese company Sanrio. They are seven simple little friends who have very different personalities but get along very well. They share a love of flowers and animals, blue skies, and good food.
Characters[]
Yume (夢, Dream) wears red and always has his eyes closed. He loves to sleep and dream. He believes dreams are very important!
Sunao (すなお, Honest) wears purple and carries a sheep. He tries his best to be honest and accept the things in life, as to him that makes the world a nicer place. He likes to play with animals.
Hiniku (ヒニク, Irony/Sarcasm) wears orange and is usually doing an akanbe expression, sticking his tongue out and pulling his eyelid. Sarcasm believes it is important to joke around at times since life is all about jokes.
Hataraku (働く, To Work) wears caramel brown and carries a shovel. He loves working hard and thinks that's why the food tastes even better after a day of work, and that toiling leads to happiness!
Itazura (いたずら, Mischief/Prank) wears grey and eats carrots. He loves playing pranks on people and claims people don't get bored with pranksters like him around!
Ikari (怒り, Anger) wears blue and hides his eyes under his hat. He is usually frowning with anger. Just being angry is enough to make him even angrier!
Kuishinbo (くいしん坊, Glutton/Gourmand) wears green and holds a knife and fork. He states that eating good food is surely one of life's happiest moments.
Ranking in the Sanrio Character Ranking[]
- 2016: 70th place (79th in Nade Time Ranking)
- 2017: 66th place
- 2018: 66th place
- 2019: 68th place
- 2020: 68th place
- 2021: 70th place
- 2022: 74th place
- 2023: 79th place
- 2024: 83rd place
- 2025: 87th place
Gallery[]
With Others[]
Sources[]
- Seven Silly Dwarfs Profile on Sanrio.co.jp
- Seven Silly Dwarfs Ranking on SanrioCharacterRanking.com via Archive.org (2016)
- A short article originally from 70s Strawberry News but reprinted in Sanrio Design: 70s & 80s
- Profiles from the book Sanrio Memories (described here)