
Source: Courtesy of Abeshi あべし (@abeshi_official)
“Most adorable way of jiggling Pompompurin” featured in viral Japanese video
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Pompompurin is one of Sanrio's more popular characters. Since the good-natured Golden Retriever dog with his trademark brown beret is named after a Japanese pudding, it comes as no surprise that he's inspired many puddings and other desserts in Japan. For example, as we introduced earlier this year, convenience store chain FamilyMart offered a Pompompurin Souffle Pudding and pudding specialty brand Pastel collaborated with the adorably pudgy character as well.
But even if they can't go to a Japanese convenience store or buy a special Japanese pudding, fans can enjoy making their own Pompompurin desserts at home.
Pompompurin fan Abeshi あべし (@abeshi_official) demonstrated such a case in a Tweet showing off "the most adorable way of jiggling Pompompurin" that quickly went viral, garnering over 288,000 likes and nearly 78,000 retweets at the time of writing.
"I found a video showing the cutest way of jiggling Pompompurin through trial and error"
Reproduced with permission from Abeshi あべし (@abeshi_official)
Using a variety of different movements, the creator of the video was able to make Pompompurin wobble his belly up and down...
Reproduced with permission from Abeshi あべし (@abeshi_official)
...and make his legs run by jiggling him from side to side!
Reproduced with permission from Abeshi あべし (@abeshi_official)
Abeshi also posted the part in the video where Pompomopurin is getting adorably belly-slapped with a spoon:
The video elicited numerous comments, such as:
And yet others took the video and posted their own versions with different background music from anime evoking images of "running."
As Abeshi admits in a follow-up post, the original video, shown below, came out last year. Information on the mold, officially licensed by Sanrio, as well as the recipe, are included in the video's description and translated below with a few changes:
Ingredients (makes two molds of pudding)
The actual Pompompurin mold used in the video can be found here (it may be sold out)
How to make
Translated from YouTube: "【Twtterでバズった】ポムポムプリンの作り方 / サンリオキャラクターのお菓子作り / How to cook PomPomPurin"