Welcome to KiwiKids: The Story of Kiwi

Long before KiwiKids toys were created, there was a peaceful, colorful world known as KiwiLand — a place where volcanoes hummed softly, lakes sparkled like crystals, and unicorns grazed under blossom trees.
But something important was missing… a guide.

Someone who could bring all the creatures and places of KiwiLand together.

One morning, deep inside the Enchanted Orchard, a small kiwi fruit began to glow.
Brighter… brighter… until pop!
Out came a cheerful kiwi slice with tiny sneakers, curious eyes, and the warmest smile anyone had ever seen.

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He took his first step and giggled —
“Wow! The world is so big!”

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As he explored, he discovered magical sights:

• A volcano that bubbled with safe, glowing lava

• A dragon who wasn’t scary at all, just lonely and looking for a friend

• A brave little prince and a kind princess who wanted to build a kingdom

• A shimmering unicorn pond that reflected every color of the rainbow

• Mystery boxes scattered across the land, hiding surprises and stories

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Everywhere Kiwi went, he noticed something wonderful:
KiwiLand changed shape when he used his imagination.
A hill could turn into a castle.
A cave could become a secret lab.
A few blocks could create an entire new world.

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Kiwi realized something powerful:

KiwiLand grows with every child who imagines.

So Kiwi made it his mission to visit children around the world, carrying pieces of KiwiLand with him — little magnetic cubes filled with magic, stories, characters, and adventures waiting to be built.

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He became the Guardian of Imagination, the friendly helper who encourages kids to:
✨ Build their own worlds
✨ Tell their own stories
✨ Explore their creativity
✨ Make friends with dragons, princes, unicorns — and even bubbling volcanoes

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Now, every KiwiKids toy is a doorway to KiwiLand.

When a child opens a box, Kiwi pops in with a smile and says:

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“Come on! There’s a whole world waiting for you.
Let’s build something amazing!”

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And with that, the adventure begins…
One block, one story, one imagination at a time.