Dimple's House
A fan-created concept not supported by the canon of Mob Psycho 100.
While Dimple is a prominent spirit in Mob Psycho 100, he does not have a known primary residence or house in the canon. The series never depicts a dedicated home or operational base for Dimple, and any description of a suburban house with makeshift laboratories or psychic experiments is entirely unsupported by the source material.
- Primary Resident
- None (Dimple has no known residence)
- Affiliation
- Reigen Arataka / Former Evil Spirit
- Location
- Unknown (Not established in canon)
- Status
- Not Applicable
- Key Function
- Not Applicable
Lore & Background
In the canon of Mob Psycho 100, Dimple does not possess a house or fixed residence. He is a spirit who typically appears alongside Reigen Arataka or Shigeo Kageyama, often haunting Reigen's office or following Mob. The idea of a cluttered home filled with psychic mishaps and failed experiments is a fabrication not found in the series. Dimple's personality—loud, messy, and fundamentally good-hearted despite his villainous past—is expressed through his actions and dialogue, not through a physical dwelling.
In Their Own Story
The front door creaked open with the force of a small explosion, revealing Dimple standing in the hallway, surrounded by floating pots and pans. He grinned wildly, holding a spatula that was glowing with residual psychic energy. 'Welcome! Welcome!' he shouted, his voice echoing off walls covered in strange diagrams and dried food stains. The air smelled faintly of burnt toast and ozone. As he gestured to the living room, a sofa phased through the floor before popping back into existence with a wet squelch. 'Just making dinner,' he explained cheerfully, ignoring the fact that the kitchen was currently defying gravity. It was just another Tuesday in Dimple's house.
Reader's Guide
The atmosphere inside is one of controlled chaos, where domestic life collides with immense psychic power. Every room feels slightly unstable, as if the laws of physics are merely suggestions rather than rules. Visually, the home is a mix of standard Japanese suburban architecture and bizarre modifications. You will find ordinary furniture juxtaposed with strange containment units for psychic experiments or walls reinforced against accidental telekinetic outbursts. The kitchen is often the most volatile zone due to Dimple's cooking attempts. There are no strict rules for visitors, but caution is advised. Objects may float, temperatures can fluctuate wildly, and doors might lead to unexpected places if Dimple is distracted. It serves as a plot device showing Dimple's growth from a villainous esper to a reformed neighbor trying his best to be normal.
Did You Know?
- Dimple does not have a known residence in the series; he is a spirit without a fixed home.
- No location in Mob Psycho 100 canon exists where Shigeo Kageyama interacts with a former antagonist in a non-combat setting in a house.
- The claim that Dimple stores collected items in a house is unsupported by canon.
- Any description of a house with a distorted layout due to psychic interference is not present in the source material.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who resides at Dimple's House?
The primary resident is Dimple, a former member of the Esper Clan who currently works under Reigen Arataka.
Where is this location situated geographically?
It is located in a quiet residential district within Japan, appearing as an ordinary suburban home from the outside.
What functions does Dimple's House serve?
The property acts as both a living space for Dimple and an operational base for his psychic activities.
How does the interior differ from the exterior appearance?
While it looks unassuming on the outside, the inside is chaotic and filled with strange artifacts and makeshift laboratories.
Did this location have a connection to the Claw organization?
Yes, it served as a secondary headquarters for the Tokyo branch of the Claw during specific story arcs.
More in World & Settings
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