Dabuchi Tabemi

Gender: Female

Age: Unknown, presumably fairly young

Appearance: The hairstyle is a pigtail with stupid hair (a string of hair that usually sticks out of the top of the character's hair, typically given/drawn on characters that are considered innocent, idiotic and naive). She wears a costume that looks like a dharma coat over the McCrew uniform (she wears a tie, but this is originally for men) that was used in the past. She wears a badge with the Japanese word "Now" written on her left chest, and what appears to be a bandage on her right knee. The socks are plain white and short, and the pants are short enough to show the thighs, so the legs are completely exposed.

Personality: She seems to have a carefree and cheerful personality, fitting for a young girl. Retaining some of the same traits from what is (or was) the former McDonald's mascot, she acts a bit absent-mindedly, almost silly at times.

Hobby/Occupation: McDonald's Mascot, Cashier

Additional Information: ● Ima-only Dabuchi Tabemi is a character released by McDonald's on October 2 Japan 2, 2024 as the mascot of "Ima-only Dabuchi". McDonald's restaurants in Japan have introduced a new mascot, Dabuchi, to promote limited-time fast food items. Dabuchi is a shorter version of Imadakedabuchitabemi, which translates to "Only now, try eating a double cheeseburger." In this context, dabuchi refers to "double cheese."

● She is voiced by miko (a Japanese singer) and illustrated by Hamafugu.

● Only now, Dabuchi Tabemi has become a hot topic due to its design and straightforward naming, and X's post has been viewed 1.51 million times and recorded 28,000 likes as of October 22. In the videos released on October 23 and 26, Ronald McDonald used to pose in the same pose, so it became popular as a sign of respect for Donald, which has been popular as an Internet meme for a long time.

● A lot of fan art was posted on Pixiv of her, which shows how popular she's gotten just after her debut.

● In her debut tweet, McDonald’s Japan says that Imadakedabuchitabemi will only be around for a short while (even the badge on her jacket says 今, meaning “now”), but the mysteries of her name will likely linger even after she’s gone.