Moriusa (もりうさ)

270 reviews, 94% of them positive.94% positive · 270 reviews· Influence factor 33, above 6% of accounts

The record

From 105 activities · Apr 2026

Moriusa is a Japanese IP-based NFT collection featuring cute, kawaii-inspired bunny characters backed by entertainment company STPR. Known for strong community engagement, consistent visual branding, and real-world collaborations (FamilyMart, Tokyo Dome, OpenSea listings), the project blends art, storytelling, and Web3 with a warm, welcoming atmosphere rather than hype-driven marketing. While praised for artistic quality, active team presence, and loyal fanbase—particularly in Asia—some note it remains relatively unknown outside the region and lacks independent market analysis or financial insights.

What people say

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“carefully crafted NFT project”Strong Japanese aesthetics, clear storytelling, and backing from an experienced entertainment company The focus on art, culture, music, and community

Cindie Lininger · 1230· 10mo ago9

“Güzel bir koleksiyon”Artılar ve görünüş olarak güzel bir NFT kolleksiyonu. Alıp uzun süre tutmak istiyorum.

cagdasozsahin | base.eth🟦 · 1155· 10mo ago9

“Nostalgic NFT”Moriusa_STPR immediately stands out for its charming and nostalgic artistic style. These friendly characters, reminiscent of comic book characters, convey warmth and familiarity, providing a refreshing contrast to the heavier aesthetic used in many NFT collections. Their focus on scalability and reducing transaction costs shows that they are not only creating beautiful art, but also building a sustainable Web3 infrastructure. The community centric approach also makes the ecosystem feel more open and participatory. Together, the playful art and forward-thinking token design make Moriusa_STPR a unique blend of heart and innovation in the Web3 space.

Manu SB · 1212· 11mo ago9

“KINDA CUTE”This profile presents a bright and polished project with a clear focus on building a cute and recognizable world. The posts highlight steady growth and real community activity which makes the project feel active instead of empty hype. The visuals are clean and the tone stays consistent across the feed. It comes across as a well managed brand that knows how to keep people engaged

kuldeep rajpoot · 1177· 11mo ago9

“Idol Character with Multimedia Presence”represents a charming idol persona active across anime, NFTs, and real-world events—like film features, VR collaborations, and Tokyo NFT drops. With around 50K fans and creative crossovers, the account delivers vivid culture moments. That said, deeper commentary or behind-the-scenes depth is limited—an eye-catching presence, but light on substance.

Nyangklot Tandon · 1162· 1y ago9

“good nft pfp”it gives peak nft pfp vibe,, talking of the immaculate design on the pfp btw love the artwork

Gtfv · 1257· 1y ago9

“Got into Moriusa for the cute rabbit art but stayed for the people. Community here actually talks and helps each other i”

DimkaAI (❖,❖)π² · 1316· 11mo ago8

“legit”

soya · 1263· 12mo ago8

“pretty little art”

amfavouriteꐠ · 1267· 1y ago8

“Cute IP with real legs—not just a mint moment”Moriusa works because the character lands first, then the Web3 bits follow. The art is consistent, the tone is warm, and the marketing before/after mint has been organized instead of noisy. You feel the STPR reach in distribution, but the day-to-day ops (clear WL steps, useful Discord tips, regular posts) are what keep momentum. Why it stands out this cycle: - character-driven brand that’s easy to spot and easy to love - simple, repeatable community playbook (how to join, what’s next, where to show up) - post-mint cadence that hasn’t vanished - updates, small wins, and reasons to stick around What I’d love to see next: lightweight licensing for fan creators, steady merch/IRL drops, and more English/JPN cross-posting so the story travels. Keep supply decisions predictable and explain the “why” each time.

Anson Brittinie · 1268· 1y ago8

“My Moriusa NFT Paid for a New TV”I took a chance and minted a Moriusa back in April, mostly because my wife absolutely loved the art. I figured even if it flopped, at least we'd have a cute NFT. Well, it didn't flop. That mint ended up paying for a brand new television for our living room, which is a win in my book. What really impressed me wasn't just the profit, though. The whole launch was just... smooth. No gas wars, no website crashing – it felt like the team had actually done this before (turns out they have a ton of Web2 experience, which makes sense). They've done everything they said they would, especially with those collabs in Japan that gave the project real street cred over there. Watching Moriusa's success kick open the door for other Japanese projects has been cool to see. It feels like they proved a point and built something that's more than just a jpeg. I'm just a happy holder who got a cool picture and a new TV out of it. Can't really complain about that.

muzafakeR · 1299· 1y ago8

“A Balanced and Genuine Presence”Moriusa_STPR gives the impression of someone who maintains a steady and balanced approach in the way they present themselves online Their interactions feel genuine and natural never trying too hard to stand out but instead letting their consistency speak for itself This makes their presence approachable and relatable to anyone who comes across their profile One of the noticeable things about Moriusa_STPR is the sense of balance they are neither too loud nor too silent which creates a comfortable space for engagement Their way of sharing and communicating reflects a certain calmness and maturity that is often missing in fast paced online environments It also feels like Moriusa_STPR values quality over quantity The tone they set is subtle yet it leaves a meaningful impact because it comes across as authentic Nothing about their presence feels exaggerated or forced rather it shows a grounded and genuine personality that blends well with the community.

Ravindra Kushwah 🚩🇮🇳 · 1228· 1y ago8

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