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Your Pet

Your HibiTomo isn't just a picture on a screen — it's a little companion with real needs, moods and a personality that grows around the way you care for it. Look after it well and it thrives. Forget about it, and it lets you know.

Concept art of a HibiTomo pet

Everyday care​

Your pet depends on you for the basics, just like a real friend would:

  • Feed it with dishes you cook yourself — grow crops, turn them into meals, and serve them straight from the fridge.
  • Let it rest in its bed when it gets sleepy.
  • Bathe it when it gets dirty.
  • Give medicine when it falls sick.
  • Play with it and pet it to keep spirits high.
  • Keep the room tidy — sweep away dust and clean up messes so your pet stays healthy.

Little habits add up. A clean room, a full belly and a good night's sleep are the foundation of a happy pet.

How it tells you how it feels​

Your pet wears its heart on its sleeve. It shares its mood through little emoji speech bubbles — beaming when it's happy, floating hearts when it feels loved, drooping when it's sad, and yawning when it's sleepy. A quick glance is all it takes to know what your companion needs right now.

And there's more to discover: as your bond deepens, your pet unlocks new expressions you haven't seen before. The closer you get, the more of its personality it shows you.

Building a bond​

The bond between you and your pet is the heart of HibiTomo. It grows from steady, consistent care, day after day — a few caring moments each day mean far more than one big burst of attention. And because it's built on consistency, a single good day can't undo a stretch of neglect.

A strong bond is well worth nurturing. It unlocks:

  • new emotions and expressions,
  • special evolution paths, and
  • exclusive forms reserved for the most devoted caretakers.

When it's neglected​

Your pet always shows you when something's wrong — distress, sadness, a droopy mood. Ignore it for too long, though, and there are real consequences. A dirty room slowly wears down its health, a sick or dirty pet needs the specific care to recover (a proper bath, the right medicine), and serious, ongoing neglect can cascade into bigger trouble.

The good news? Your pet is easy to please. A little warmth every day is all it asks — and it gives plenty of love back.