Dont Wake the Kitty Named Kitties Players Actually Shout
A roster of nameplates from live sessions — not a fake datamine, not official Sanrio.
Search traffic wants names. Dont Wake the Kitty’s Index is a pile of bows until someone in chat yells “Huggy” or “Princess.” This page is that shout sheet. Faces without a unique shout stay on Hello Kitty variants and Sanrio friends. Secrets and exclusives that are also names (Play Time, Huggy, Evil) are cross-linked to secrets.
Trust the in-world nameplate if it disagrees with a clip. The game is fan-made. Spelling is chaotic on purpose.
Shop and board names
Princess Kitty. Called as a mythic you can buy from a shop-style prompt in beginner sessions, not only steal from the floor. If the prompt asks for cash, it is a purchase. Check the pad tick before you dump a whole Common farm into her. Pretty is not automatically S-tier — best income still wants the sign number.
Gamer Kitty. Headset, Epic-ish in most inventories, raid bait because it photographs well. Front-pad only if you enjoy losing it.
Choco Cat. Named in the same shop browse as Princess. Treat as a mid named friend until the sign says otherwise.
Pond Dog / Palm Dog. Common-adjacent critter. First-hour filler. Index tick, then replace.
Ghost Kitty. Usually Rare. Fine second pad. Do not skip it while “waiting for mythic” with an empty plot.
Legendary and paint jobs
Angel Kitty. Often Legendary, often on a countdown sign. A-tier printer if you upgrade it. Board play is on map and spawns.
Rainbow Kitty / Rainbow Hello Kitty. Paint job, A-tier income, not a Secret. Keep the Rainbow; vendor the white duplicate.
My Melody (and “My Emoji” typos). Players have screenshotted a misspelled legendary plate. If Index already has Melody, compare the plate before you vendor. Typos can still be unique ticks.
Exclusive shout names
Play Time. Exclusive tag. Collection bait. Income varies. Lock it. Details on secrets and exclusives.
Huggy Kitty. Exclusive in several inventories. Same rule: upstairs, lock, then argue about the tick.
Evil Kitty. Mythic. Do not front-pad. Do not AFK. How to get mythic is the hunt.
Guard names that are not pads
Giant Hello Kitty, My Melody, Kuromi, Pompompurin, Cinnamoroll (Cinnamon in chat), and event giants such as a “K-pop” spawn called out in MapleBear’s session are chasers. You do not park them. You path around their cylinders. How to escape is the page.
How to log a new name without lying
- Screenshot the nameplate and the rarity color.
- Place it, watch one tick.
- Add it to Index.
- If it is Exclusive/Mythic/Secret, lock before you open chat.
- If we have not listed it yet, it still exists — this page is a shout sheet, not a sealed API.
After Admin Abuse you will meet three new adjectives. Do not vendor the weird one. Park it back and let upgrade planner decide whether it eats cash.
Wallet versus album
Named does not mean best. A named Common is still a Common. Use rarity tiers as the filter and this list as the caption. When two names share a rarity, keep the one you cannot find on a board tomorrow.
The rest of the bow family is on Hello Kitty variants. Friends without unique shout names stay on Sanrio friends. Come back here when chat is faster than Index.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for stealth runs, steals, and base defense.
Can I buy Princess Kitty with in-game cash?
Sessions show a shop-style buy prompt for a mythic Princess. Read the live prompt. It is not the same as a floor Steal.
Is Rainbow a Secret?
No. It is usually a paint job on a high-tier Hello Kitty. Keep it for Index and A-tier income.
Are these official Sanrio names?
No. Fan-made experience. We use player shout names and in-game plates.
Where do I rank these for money?
On the best income page. This list is names, not dollars.