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PICO CAT: The PICO PARK Series Character & Colors

PICO CAT is PICO PARK's mascot: never meant to be a cat, named one anyway. Its eight colors with hex codes from the fan wiki, hats in PICO PARK 2, and more.

Sources checked 2026-11-12 · Independent fan wiki · Single-sourced claims are marked inline

PICO CAT is the PICO PARK series' mascot and only officially named original character: a small, round, big-eyed cat that was never officially decided to be a cat at all — the name was adopted because everyone kept calling it one. The official portal introduces it as the main character of PICO PARK; everything below separates the small set of official facts from the community wiki's longer detail. Checked 2026-11-12.

Why it is called PICO CAT

The official portal's own words on the character boil down to a joke the developer kept: the characters were not meant to be cats, but since everyone thought they were, the name PICO CAT was adopted. The community wiki cites a September 26, 2021 post from the official PICO PARK account telling the same story — asked whether the character is a cat, the answer was that it had not been decided, but everyone says it's a cat, so it is one now. Both are reported here as one consistent, slightly funny origin.

What it looks like

Official artwork shows a solid-colored, round-bodied cat with a big head. The wiki's longer description — a large head with ears, big black eyes, a small body with small arms and legs, and hands that are always white regardless of the chosen color — is community-maintained and attributed as such (according to the PICO PARK wiki). The official merchandise page offers the same character as papercraft and social icons.

The eight colors and their hex codes

The official Japanese portal counts 8 colors of PICO CAT in its physical-package sticker copy without naming them. The names and hex codes below are from the PICO PARK wiki (Fandom), which also notes local play assigns red or blue while all eight can be chosen in multiplayer:

ColorBody hexOutline hex
Blue#7fbfff#5b86b2
Red#fe8d8c#b16360
Yellow#ffff8d#b1b363
Green#a8ffa8#75b277
Orange#ffb783#b27e5b
Pink#ffa7ff#b574b5
Purple#ce9fff#936cba
White#e0e0e0#9d9d9d

Classic Edition extras (community-sourced)

The wiki adds two colors that only exist in PICO PARK: Classic Edition — Brown (#cfb79f) and Turquoise (#bfffe1) — because that 2016 edition allowed up to 10 local players. It also records a September 2025 visual update that brought the Classic Edition cats closer to the look of the later games, replacing their old shared navy outline (according to the PICO PARK wiki, citing Steam news). Classic Edition is a separate older release, not part of the 2019 game's color set: PICO PARK overview.

Hats in PICO PARK 2, a crossover outfit in 2026

  • PICO PARK 2 — official: PICO CATs can wear hats, from seasonal hats to cat ears.
  • SONIC PICO PARK — Sega's announcements name PICO CAT in the crossover roster and add Sonic Pico Cat, described as PICO CAT dressed up admiring Sonic. Sonic Fandom also mentions color variations of both cats (not yet verified).

The Sonic-side cast — eleven playable characters and three large characters — is a crossover roster and lives in the SONIC PICO PARK characters page, not here.

Community trivia, labeled as such

The wiki's trivia page adds that the desktop icons of Classic Edition, PICO PARK and PICO PARK 2 are the turquoise, blue and red cats respectively, and that the red and blue cats appear on both soundtrack covers (PICO PARK wiki, not official). It is the kind of detail that makes a mascot feel owned by its players — which is, after all, how PICO CAT got its name. Back to the character index.

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