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Areas are different locales that can be visited within [[Kemono Friends Pavilion]].
Areas are different locales that can be visited within [[Kemono Friends Pavilion]].
== Overview ==
== Overview ==
Areas are the in-game locations where the bulk of the gameplay takes place; these are where you place your Playthings and observe the Friends that appear.


When you start the game, you'll begin in the Savanna area. While the Savanna is perfectly fine for attracting Friends and experiencing Pavilion, there are other areas you can explore to suit your needs or tastes. At the moment, there are two other areas excluding Savanna: Mountain, and Waterfront. New areas have been teased for future updates, such as a jungle-based area.
Their primary function in terms of game mechanics is affecting what specific Friends are more likely to appear, and what Playthings are the most effective when used. Generally speaking, each area has a set of Friends (common and rare) that are more likely to appear there either compared to other areas or compared to other Friends not within that 'set'. Combined with every plaything each having its own 'Effective Area' (typically the area where the item can reliably spawn all of its rateups), the consideration of Areas becomes important when the player wants to spawn or avoid spawning specific Friends as much as possible, either for aesthetic or level-grinding purposes.


Areas aren't just an aesthetic choice, however; you can help skew the odds of finding your favourite Friend by combining Playthings and areas wisely. A Plaything can be placed in any area where there's a spot available; however, each Plaything will have an affinity for a specific area. The Plaything's favoured area can be checked on its information screen. When placed in its favoured area, the Plaything will attract Friends better. If the Plaything has a chance of attracting a rarer Friend, the odds will increase when placed within its preferred area. As such, while you're free to place Playthings anywhere you like, it's a good idea to consider the Plaything's favoured area. This will increase the Plaything's encounter rate and maximise your chances for rare Friends.
Each Area starts with 5 spots to place Playthings, and the player can unlock 5 more for a total of 10 spots by getting a certain number of encounters. Furthermore, out of these 10, each Area distributes these as either Land or Water, affecting what Playthings you can place in them.
 
When you start the game, only the Savanna area will be unlocked. The player will eventually have to unlock others to make more substantial progress; however, given that there is no other use of coins, it is simply a matter of time and personal choice for the most part.


==Savanna==
==Savanna==
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[[File:Savanna Pavilion Preview.png|220px]]
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| '''Unlocked At Start''': || Yes
| '''Unlocked At Start''': || Yes
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| '''Ground Plaything Spots''': || Yes
| '''Ground Plaything Spots''': || 9
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| '''Water Plaything Spots''': || Yes
| '''Water Plaything Spots''': || 1
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| '''Price If Bought Afterward''': || 5000 Pavilicoins
| '''Price If Bought Afterward''': || 5000 Pavilicoins
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| '''Ground Plaything Spots''': || Yes
| '''Ground Plaything Spots''': || 10
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| '''Water Plaything Spots''': || No
| '''Water Plaything Spots''': || None
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| '''Price If Bought Afterward''': || 5000 Pavilicoins
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| '''Ground Plaything Spots''': || Yes
| '''Ground Plaything Spots''': || 3
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| '''Water Plaything Spots''': || 7
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* Emperor Penguin
* Emperor Penguin
* Atlantic Puffin
* Atlantic Puffin
== Jungle Area ==
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[[File:Jungle Pavilion Preview.png|300px]]
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| '''Available From Start''': || Yes
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| '''Unlocked At Start''': || No
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| '''Price If Bought First''': || 300 Pavilicoins
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| '''Price If Bought Afterward''': || 5000 Pavilicoins
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| '''Ground Plaything Spots''': || 9
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| '''Water Plaything Spots''': || 1
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=== Information ===
The Jungle area is the first Area to be added to the game post-release, in version 1.1.0. While this area is by-and-large centred around the 7 Friends added in that version, it is still possible to get a wide variety of Friends with the Playthings that are effective there. While identical to the Savanna at face value due to its spot distribution, the player will have many more opportunities for new friends when travelling there after the Savanna (and consequently a good influx of PP).
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Latest revision as of 20:02, 25 April 2018

Areas are different locales that can be visited within Kemono Friends Pavilion.

Overview

Areas are the in-game locations where the bulk of the gameplay takes place; these are where you place your Playthings and observe the Friends that appear.

Their primary function in terms of game mechanics is affecting what specific Friends are more likely to appear, and what Playthings are the most effective when used. Generally speaking, each area has a set of Friends (common and rare) that are more likely to appear there either compared to other areas or compared to other Friends not within that 'set'. Combined with every plaything each having its own 'Effective Area' (typically the area where the item can reliably spawn all of its rateups), the consideration of Areas becomes important when the player wants to spawn or avoid spawning specific Friends as much as possible, either for aesthetic or level-grinding purposes.

Each Area starts with 5 spots to place Playthings, and the player can unlock 5 more for a total of 10 spots by getting a certain number of encounters. Furthermore, out of these 10, each Area distributes these as either Land or Water, affecting what Playthings you can place in them.

When you start the game, only the Savanna area will be unlocked. The player will eventually have to unlock others to make more substantial progress; however, given that there is no other use of coins, it is simply a matter of time and personal choice for the most part.

Savanna

Savanna

Savanna Pavilion Preview.png

Area Info
Available From Start: Yes
Unlocked At Start: Yes
Ground Plaything Spots: 9
Water Plaything Spots: 1

Information

The Savanna is a grassland area, and the very first area you'll find yourself in when you start the game. It's based off of the first area that Kaban finds herself in the Kemono Friends anime. This area has plenty of spots on the ground to place Playthings, and a single water spot for any water Playthings you might find. This makes the Savanna a good 'middle ground' area, and a great place to learn how the game works.

Friends Found More Commonly Here

  • Thomson's Gazelle
  • Plains Zebra
  • Lion
  • Margay
  • Caracal

Mountain Area

Mountain

Mountain Pavilion Preview.png

Area Info
Available From Start: Yes
Unlocked At Start: No
Price If Bought First: 300 Pavilicoins
Price If Bought Afterward: 5000 Pavilicoins
Ground Plaything Spots: 10
Water Plaything Spots: None

Information

The Mountain area is based on Alpaca Suri's cafe at the top of a mountain, which was visited midway through the Kemono Friends anime. On the far left is the cafe, while on the right is the logo Kaban draws in the grass in the anime to attract flying Friends. Unlike the Savanna, the Mountain area does not have any water spots, meaning you cannot place water-based Playthings in this area. If you have a lot of ground-based Playthings and hardly any water-based ones, the Mountain makes for a great area to move to. It's also a good place to visit if you want to meet specific ground-based Friends often, such as Alpaca and Brown Bear.

Friends Found More Commonly Here

  • Ezo Red Fox
  • Silver Fox
  • Toki
  • Alpaca Suri
  • Brown Bear

Waterfront Area

Waterfront

Waterfront Pavilion Preview.png

Area Info
Available From Start: Yes
Unlocked At Start: No
Price If Bought First: 300 Pavilicoins
Price If Bought Afterward: 5000 Pavilicoins
Ground Plaything Spots: 3
Water Plaything Spots: 7

Information

The Waterfront area features a performance stage in the middle of the area, with water all around it. This makes it the ideal area for aquatic Playthings and Friends. While the focus is on water, there are land-based spots for Playthings on the stage area, making it more Plaything-friendly than Mountain. While the area itself is themed off of PPP, this specific area was never shown in the Kemono Friends anime. If you find yourself collecting a lot of water-based Playthings and not many land-based ones, the Waterfront can give you the much-needed room to place all your aquatic Playthings. Similarly, if you have an affinity for PPP, you'll have better chances filling your Friends Archive with them in the Waterfront area.

Friends Found More Commonly Here

  • Gentoo Penguin
  • Royal Penguin
  • Humboldt Penguin
  • Southern Rockhopper Penguin
  • Emperor Penguin
  • Atlantic Puffin

Jungle Area

Jungle

Jungle Pavilion Preview.png

Area Info
Available From Start: Yes
Unlocked At Start: No
Price If Bought First: 300 Pavilicoins
Price If Bought Afterward: 5000 Pavilicoins
Ground Plaything Spots: 9
Water Plaything Spots: 1

Information

The Jungle area is the first Area to be added to the game post-release, in version 1.1.0. While this area is by-and-large centred around the 7 Friends added in that version, it is still possible to get a wide variety of Friends with the Playthings that are effective there. While identical to the Savanna at face value due to its spot distribution, the player will have many more opportunities for new friends when travelling there after the Savanna (and consequently a good influx of PP).


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Terminology
Areas • Attractions • Glossary • Kako • Opening Movie • Pavilion • Type 3 Lucky Beast
User Guides
Advanced Play • Beginner's Guide • Device Transfer • Frequently Asked Questions • Installation Guide • Official Help Menu • Update History
Lists
List of Kemotalks • List of Playthings • Music • Unused Content
Collaborations
Kemono Friends Pavilion × Shiro Chronicle Joker
Friends
Mammals
Aardwolf (Gen 2) • African Bush Elephant • African Wild Dog • American Bison • Arabian Oryx • Arctic Fox • Arctic Hare • Arctic Wolf • Asian Small-Clawed Otter (Gen 2) • Aurochs • Australian Devil • Axis Deer • Aye-Aye • Barbary Lion • Bat-Eared Fox • Bearded Seal • Bengal Tiger • Bergman's Bear • Black-Backed Jackal (Gen 2) • Blackbuck • Black Jaguar • Black Leopard • Black Rhinoceros • Black-Tailed Prairie Dog • Black Wildebeest • Blue Whale • Blue Wildebeest • Borneo Elephant • Brown Bear (Gen 2) • Brown Long-Eared Bat • Bush Hyrax • California Sea Lion • Capybara • Caracal (Gen 2) • Chapman's Zebra • Cheetah • Chestnut Horse • Chinese White Dolphin • Collared Peccary • Commerson's Dolphin • Common Bottlenose Dolphin • Common Degu • Common Vampire Bat • Coyote • Coypu • Crested Porcupine • Dall Sheep • Desert Warthog • Dhole • Domestic Dog (Mixed-Breed) • Domestic Pig • Donkey • Dromedary • Eurasian Beaver • European Cave Lion • Ezo Brown Bear • Ezo Red Fox (Gen 2) • Fennec Fox (Gen 2) • Fossa • Geoffroy's Cat • Giant Anteater • Giant Armadillo • Giant Forest Hog • Giant Otter • Giant Panda (Gen 2) • Giant Pangolin • Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey • Golden Tiger • Gray Wolf • Harp Seal • Himalayan Tahr • Hippopotamus (Gen 2) • Holstein Friesian Cattle • Honduran White Bat • Honey Badger • Huacaya Alpaca • Indian Elephant • Indian Wolf • Iriomote Cat • Jaguar (Gen 2) • Japanese Black Bear • Japanese Macaque • Japanese Marten • Japanese River Otter • Japanese Wolf • Koala • Kodiak Bear • Leopard (Gen 2 • EX) • Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloth • Lion (Gen 2) • Long-Tailed Chinchilla • Malayan Tapir • Maltese Tiger • Margay • Meerkat • Moose (Gen 2) • Mountain Tapir • Narwhal • North American Beaver • Northern Sea Otter • Ocelot • Okapi • Orca • Pale Fox • Pale-Throated Sloth • Pallas's Cat • Patas Monkey • Pink Fairy Armadillo • Plains Zebra (Gen 2) • Polar Bear • Pronghorn • Puma (Gen 2) • Raccoon (Gen 2) • Raccoon Dog • Red Fox • Red Kangaroo • Red Panda (Gen 2 • EX) • Reindeer • Reticulated Giraffe (Gen 2) • Ring-Tailed Lemur • Sable • Sand Cat • Seal Brown Horse • Serval (Gen 2) • Sheep • Short-Beaked Common Dolphin • Siberian Chipmunk • Siberian Tiger • Silky Anteater • Silver Fox (Gen 2) • Sivatherium • Southern Sea Otter • Southern Tamandua (EX) • Spotted Hyena • Springbok • Steller Sea Lion • Stoat • Suri Alpaca (Gen 2) • Tasmanian Devil • Thomson's Gazelle (Gen 2) • Tibetan Sand Fox • Tsushima Leopard Cat • Tundra Wolf • Walrus • Western Lowland Gorilla • White Horse • White Lion • White Reindeer • White Rhinoceros • White Serval • White Tiger • Wild Bactrian Camel • Wolverine • Woolly Mammoth
Birds
Adélie Penguin • African Penguin • Atlantic Puffin • Bald Eagle • Black Swan • Black-Headed Ibis • Black-Tailed Gull • Campo Flicker • Chinstrap Penguin • Common Gull • Common Ostrich • Crested Ibis (Gen 2) • Eastern Spot-Billed Duck • Egyptian Goose • Emperor Penguin • Eurasian Eagle-Owl (Gen 2) • Gastornis • Gentoo Penguin • Golden Eagle • Great Auk • Greater Bird-Of-Paradise • Great Cormorant • Greater Flamingo • Greater Honeyguide • Greater Lophorina • Greater Rhea • Greater Roadrunner • Great White Pelican • Humboldt Penguin • Indian Peafowl • Japanese Cormorant • King Penguin • Large-Billed Crow • Masked Booby • New Zealand Giant Penguin • Northern Goshawk • Northern White-Faced Owl (Gen 2) • Okinawa Rail • Oriental Stork • Passenger Pigeon • Peregrine Falcon • Resplendent Quetzal • Rock Ptarmigan • Ross's Gull • Royal Penguin • Scarlet Ibis • Scarlet Macaw • Secretarybird • Shoebill • Southern Rockhopper Penguin • Tufted Puffin • Western Parotia • White Stork
Reptiles
African Rock Python • Amazon Tree Boa • Emerald Tree Boa • Frilled Lizard • King Cobra • Komodo Dragon • Okinawan Habu • Panther Chameleon • Red-Eared Slider • Saltwater Crocodile • Spectacled Caiman
UMA
Byakko • Cerberus • Danzaburou-Danuki • Genbu • Inugami Gyoubu • Jack-o'-Lantern • Kamaitachi (Chi) • Kamaitachi (Setsu) • Kamaitachi (Ten) • Nine-Tailed Fox • Oinari-sama • Peach Panther • Raijū • Seiryu • Shisa Lefty • Shisa Right • Skyfish • Suzaku • Tsuchinoko (Gen 2) • Yamata No Orochi • Yatagarasu