About Us

Honey-chan is the official mascot for Honey’s Anime and she is the face of the page. Her colors derive from actual ‘honey’ thus being mainly yellow, gold and some shades of orange which, in fact, are the colors used for both Honey’s Anime Websites (English and Spanish). Her dress is based on a traditional Japanese kimono, displaying the kanji for Hachimitsu (honey) on the right side. She loves learning more about anime each day thanks to our readers, who also share her passion for anime. She is often hoping for senpai to notice her, but who exactly is ‘senpai’?

Bee-kun is the official mascot for Honey’s Anime along with Honey-chan. He is Honey-chan’s loyal companion and while he looks like a bee, he can transform into many things! Well… His skills aren’t too polished, so he often just grows some arms out and spends all night looking for the latest anime news. Bee-kun looks like a bee in most aspects, except for his constantly changing face, which is used to bring humor to Honey’s Anime.

Bombón is an official mascot for Honey’s Anime. She is assigned to represent the Hispanic anime fans from our Spanish site, Honey’s Anime Español. unlike Honey-chan’s theme, her colors derive from a moth native to some part of Latin America. She is often found lurking around our posts related to pretty boys and mature rated content. Honey and Bombón are best friends and sometimes they are both featured in our banners.

Mo-chan is also one of our official mascots for Honey’s Anime. She and Bombón have opposite personalities and taste in anime, but Mo-chan is Bombón’s loyal companion and never leaves her side. Just like Bombón, she has Hispanic roots and is fluent in Spanish, although she doesn't speak much because of her shy, child-like persona. Mo-chan enjoys making wisecrack comments here and there.