Now live on Elysium

TUZKI 兔斯基

The Chinese Pepe. Asia's most-sent sticker, 20M sends a day. Twenty years of carrying group chats, and now he ascends to Elysium.

哈哈哈 ♥ !! gm

poke him

0sticker sends a day

2006born on a student's blog

#1sticker in Asia

∞desk flips

The moves that broke QQ

If you grew up in Asia, you've sent at least one of these. Probably today.

A doodle that became the language of a billion group chats.

2006

A bunny is born

Animation student Wang Momo posts a little line-drawn rabbit on her blog. Slit eyes, long ears, zero chill. The name mixes tù (兔, rabbit) with Zebatinsky, a character from her favourite Asimov story.
2007

QQ and MSN go full Tuzki

His GIFs spread chat to chat across China and beyond. Spinning, flipping desks, rolling on the floor. More than 150 million people are using him within a year.
2010s

The WeChat era

One of the first animated stickers you could download inside WeChat. Then KakaoTalk, LINE, Facebook. Tuzki becomes how Asia says lol, sorry, and I'm done.
Today

20 million sends a day

Two decades later he still never misses. The Chinese Pepe: the face behind every reaction you didn't have words for.
Now

Ascended to Elysium

Every legend gets a halo eventually. Tuzki lands onchain on Elysium, ready to carry a new group chat.