Hello Kitty and her friends have arrived in Minecraft in a new DLC that brings the cute Sanrio characters into the blocky world of creepers and crafting. Minecraft's growing collection of collaborations is growing once more with this latest crossover, giving fans a whole new way to experience the classic open-world building and crafting game.

The DLC was revealed with a trailer on the official Minecraft YouTube channel that shows players a glimpse of what to expect in the delightful DLC, "where farming meets friendship." The content pack promises players tons of new themed content featuring iconic Sanrio designs like Cinnamoroll, Kuromi, and many other familiar faces. The Hello Kitty and Friends content pack is available for purchase now at the official Minecraft store for 1510 Minecoins, or just under $10.

Hello Kitty And Friends Minecraft DLC Includes Lots Of New Content

A Limited Time Free Gift Is Included

The newest collab to hit the Minecraft world has plenty for players to do and explore. The DLC brings beloved Sanrio characters to the game with a fittingly blocky new design. Players can interact with the characters and complete quests for them, each of which brings a different personality to the world. Together with their new Sanrio friends, players will work on creating and growing their farm, complete with crops, animals, and even apiaries.

Changing seasons bring different activities to the Sanrio farm, like pumpkin carving and Easter egg hunting. The DLC also adds over 180 cute new furniture pieces inspired by the different Sanrio characters, including kitchen pieces, an entire café, and just plain cute decorations. For a limited time, players can get a free Hello Kitty outfit simply by visiting the Dressing Room.

Hello Kitty Is The Latest In Minecraft's Cool Collaborations

Paid Collabs With Brands And Awesome Free Educational Packs

Hello Kitty and her friends are the latest in a growing library of official collaborations. The game is now widely used in schools to help teach new concepts like coding, history, science, and more. Many of the title's educational collaborations are free and include big names like NASA and teach important concepts in a fun, hands-on way. There are add-ons for everything from national parks to Hispanic explorers, making it easy for kids (and adults) to find topics they're interested in learning.

Aside from educational content, Minecraft has also worked with brands to make special branded experiences from names like Nerf and Lush. The title has paid DLC collaborations with recognizable brands and franchises like Disney, TNMT, Star Wars, Jurassic World, and many more. The Hello Kitty collaboration looks like it brings some delight and whimsy to Minecraft, and is more colorful than many of the other content packs currently on offer.

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