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Hello Kitty Island Adventure: How To Unlock Fast Travel Mailboxes

One appreciated feature in that many cozy games often leave out is the ability to fast travel. While listening to the little pattering of feet in Animal Crossing adds to the overall relaxing experience, ’s map is simply too large for walking exclusively to be anything more than an inconvenience.

For this reason, you will be able to find a surprisingly large number of mailboxes scattered around the map, which may be used as fast travel points, but only after being introduced to Cinnamoroll and activating each fast travel mailbox individually. Once activated, you can fast-travel at any point, straight from the map.

The quest to unlock fast travel is one of the first interactions with the notable Sanrio character, Cinnamoroll. To find Cinnamoroll, you will first need to unlock the Spooky Swamp by completing the "" quest with Chococat and finding all the Yellow Crystals. Once inside Spooky Swamp, head to the northern end of the area to find Kuromi and give her My Melody's welcoming gift, which should be enough to level up her friendship and unlock the "" quest.

While the console release of Hello Kitty Island Adventure has been long awaited by fans of the franchise, there is one downside for mobile players.

As for the quest itself, Kuromi will have you follow her to the first mailbox, near her Witch's hut in the Spooky Swamp, and remark about how strange the object is. Following that encounter, she will ask you to deliver something back to My Melody. After you become Kuromi and My Melody's personal mail carrier for a bit, Cinnamoroll will appear and offer to assist you with delivering the mail and proceed to lead you to a mailbox outside My Melody's gift shop.

Cinnamoroll will explain that they can be used to fast-travel, but only after being activated. Once you’ve returned to Kuromi with the returned gift and activated both mailboxes, the quest will be complete, and you are free to begin unlocking any other mailbox you find.

As stated, there are several mailboxes

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