Boonhorang
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- Types of genre
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Character
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- Year of Production
- 2025
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- Content Type
- Character
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- Target Age
- Infants and Toddlers
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- Product Type
- Others
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- Production Stage
- IP
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- Detailed Genre
- Entertainment
Summary
Boonhorang is a pink-furred tiger with heart-shaped stripes on its body and crescent-shaped purple eyes. In Roar Village, everyone believes that being brave and strong is essential, but unlike other tigers, Boonhorang doesn’t enjoy fighting. Instead, it finds peace through knitting and feels a sense of stability by organizing and tidying up.
At first, Boonhorang struggled with being different from others, but over time, it learned to understand and accept itself. Rather than relying on strength, it discovers its own unique way to prove its worth. One special trait is that when Boonhorang is happy, its heart-shaped stripes turn red.
Boonhorang’s story is about self-discovery and personal growth, embracing differences, and finding one’s own way to shine.
At first, Boonhorang struggled with being different from others, but over time, it learned to understand and accept itself. Rather than relying on strength, it discovers its own unique way to prove its worth. One special trait is that when Boonhorang is happy, its heart-shaped stripes turn red.
Boonhorang’s story is about self-discovery and personal growth, embracing differences, and finding one’s own way to shine.
Company Profile
Character
Studio Hojae is an illustration and picture book content studio that conveys warm stories through creative work. We create content that resonates and comforts people, expressing emotions and messages through various mediums such as character IP development, picture book publishing, and educational program planning.
Hojae, which means 'good opportunity' in Korean, values the process of discovering new possibilities and moving forward through creation. By focusing on unique character development and storytelling based on warm narratives, we aim to produce competitive content for both domestic and international markets." This version slightly improves the flow and correctness of the sentences.
Hojae, which means 'good opportunity' in Korean, values the process of discovering new possibilities and moving forward through creation. By focusing on unique character development and storytelling based on warm narratives, we aim to produce competitive content for both domestic and international markets." This version slightly improves the flow and correctness of the sentences.