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Happy New Year! Have a Good Health!

Guruko and Simba, her cute platypus companion, enjoyed watching humankind’s civilization on Earth. Today was a special day for them, as they celebrated their planet having completed a full rotation around its star, called the Sun.

They didn’t really understand why humans were happy about that, but they guessed it was also an occasion for them to feel joyful during the harsh winter.
Guruko noticed that they often wished good health for their loved ones.

On Esperia, Kenko, the Shape of Health, is here to remind the Espers that good health is a core element of a brighter StarDust. When you are healthy, you are able to accomplish more for your loved ones, and you can develop greater willpower to confront difficulties and adversities.

Simba wondered, “On Earth, Kenko isn’t known, so they have to remind themselves about good health. What they call a new year is a way for them to do so.”

Guruko and Simba looked at each other, smiled, and imitated the humans: “Happy New Year! Have Good Health!”

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