Sonic Launches Hello Kitty Collab for a Limited Time - and Fans Are Seated
If you're lucky enough to live near a Sonic Drive-In, an exciting new collaboration just went live for families to enjoy.
Running through May 31 (or while supplies last), the beloved fast-food chain is rolling out Hello Kitty and Friends Wacky Pack Meals.
Each includes toys inspired by Sonic menu favorites and Hello Kitty and Friends characters. The restaurant has previewed this new collab in the weeks leading up to today's launch - check out a recent blog post below.
Fans have flooded the above post's comments section with excitement as they awaited the official Sonic-Hello Kitty debut. "I need two of each. One for me and one for my daughter 😂," wrote one Instagram user, while another person commented, "About to be wacky af all of May!"
The collectible set includes 15 exclusive toys: six scented character figures, each with a gold variation, and three color‑changing spoons. Here's the breakdown:
- Pompompurin: cookie dough scented
- Hello Kitty: cherry scented
- Chococat: chocolate scented
- Kuromi: grape scented
- My Melody: strawberry scented
- Cinnamoroll: vanilla scented
- Hangyodon: color-changing spoon
- Keroppi: color-changing spoon
- Badtz-Maru: color-changing spoon
Each Wacky Pack Meal starts with your choice of entrée, Allrecipes reports: Choose a hamburger, chicken tenders, a hot dog, a corn dog or a grilled cheese. Each meal includes a side of either Groovy Fries, Tots or an applesauce pouch. Then, choose a fountain drink, milk, apple juice - or upgrade to one of Sonic's signature beverages, such as Ocean Water, for a small fee.
Hello Kitty remains a pop-culture sensation ever since launching in the 1970s, especially in recent months after news of an upcoming feature film delighted fans. Announced last October, Warner Bros. Pictures Animation and New Line Cinema are moving ahead with a movie based around the iconic character, dating Hello Kitty for July 21, 2028. Find out more details here.
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This story was originally published May 4, 2026 at 2:06 PM.