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The story begins in the Kyoshu Region of [[Japari Park]] with [[Caracal/Nexon Game|Caracal]], who is getting a weird feeling as if someone is staring at her. Japanese Wolf then appears, staring at her, excitedly saying she is curious. Caracal is surprised, but recognizes Japanese Wolf, who greets her and asks what she is doing. Caracal is unsure why she is asking, but responds that she is simply taking a walk. Japanese Wolf asks where she is going, then, without waiting for a response, asks if she should escort Caracal. Caracal, growing uncomfortable, denies this, and Japanese Wolf says that is okay, and that she wants to know more about Caracal. Caracal, even more uncomfortable, asks if Japanese Wolf is a seducer.
The story begins in the Kyoshu Region of [[Japari Park]] with {{sbpg|Caracal|Nexon Game}}, who is getting a weird feeling as if someone is staring at her. Japanese Wolf then appears, staring at her, excitedly saying she is curious. Caracal is surprised, but recognizes Japanese Wolf, who greets her and asks what she is doing. Caracal is unsure why she is asking, but responds that she is simply taking a walk. Japanese Wolf asks where she is going, then, without waiting for a response, asks if she should escort Caracal. Caracal, growing uncomfortable, denies this, and Japanese Wolf says that is okay, and that she wants to know more about Caracal. Caracal, even more uncomfortable, asks if Japanese Wolf is a seducer.


Japanese Wolf refutes this, saying that she simply has a habit of focusing intensely on people who she sees. Caracal notes that a Park Guide had also said something like that, and Japanese Wolf says that because of this, she has also been called the delivery wolf. Hearing this, Caracal believes that Japanese Wolf is dangerous (this is due to a Japanese play on words - "delivery wolf" is also a term for men who escort women home with ill intent) and runs away from her in fear. Japanese Wolf becomes confused as to why Caracal is running and follows after her, but Caracal runs into a [[Cerulean]]. She exclaims that she is trapped between the Cerulean and the Japanese Wolf. (This is another pun, built upon "between the tiger and the wolf", equivalent to "out of the frying pan and into the fire" in English.)
Japanese Wolf refutes this, saying that she simply has a habit of focusing intensely on people who she sees. Caracal notes that a Park Guide had also said something like that, and Japanese Wolf says that because of this, she has also been called the delivery wolf. Hearing this, Caracal believes that Japanese Wolf is dangerous (this is due to a Japanese play on words - "delivery wolf" is also a term for men who escort women home with ill intent) and runs away from her in fear. Japanese Wolf becomes confused as to why Caracal is running and follows after her, but Caracal runs into a [[Cerulean]]. She exclaims that she is trapped between the Cerulean and the Japanese Wolf. (This is another pun, built upon "between the tiger and the wolf", equivalent to "out of the frying pan and into the fire" in English.)
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After the battle, Japanese Wolf feels like working together against a strong enemy has left her with a sense of accomplishment. She asks Caracal to form a group with her and act as a team, believing the two would work well together. Caracal rejects the offer, explaining that it would be troublesome, as she is already a part of the Nyan Nyan Family. However, Japanese Wolf insists, and Caracal says that she is clingy, and the tension reminds her of someone else. However, Japanese Wolf gets the hint, and asks if Caracal really doesn't want to make a group with her, and Caracal confirms this. Japanese Wolf becomes sad, causing Caracal to ask what is wrong. Japanese Wolf explains that because all of her friends are extinct, she wants to make a group again, as it would make her feel happy, but is sad, as in the end, she became a bother to Caracal.
After the battle, Japanese Wolf feels like working together against a strong enemy has left her with a sense of accomplishment. She asks Caracal to form a group with her and act as a team, believing the two would work well together. Caracal rejects the offer, explaining that it would be troublesome, as she is already a part of the Nyan Nyan Family. However, Japanese Wolf insists, and Caracal says that she is clingy, and the tension reminds her of someone else. However, Japanese Wolf gets the hint, and asks if Caracal really doesn't want to make a group with her, and Caracal confirms this. Japanese Wolf becomes sad, causing Caracal to ask what is wrong. Japanese Wolf explains that because all of her friends are extinct, she wants to make a group again, as it would make her feel happy, but is sad, as in the end, she became a bother to Caracal.


Caracal senses Japanese Wolf's sadness, but Japanese Wolf quickly attempts to recover, telling Caracal that even though it was short-lived, she was happy to be able to act as a group with her. Caracal tells Japanese Wolf to wait, and not to decide such things by herself. She explains that while she is unable to make a group with her, she would be willing to play with her sometimes. Japanese Wolf is ecstatic, saying that she really likes Caracal, causing her to respond by asking her not to suddenly switch gears like that again. [[Serval/Nexon Game|Serval]] then appears, noticing the two and wondering what they are doing. Before Caracal can explain, Serval decides that it looks fun, and decides to join them. Japanese Wolf becomes even happier that she has more friends, and Caracal asks both of them to cut it out before they get out of hand.
Caracal senses Japanese Wolf's sadness, but Japanese Wolf quickly attempts to recover, telling Caracal that even though it was short-lived, she was happy to be able to act as a group with her. Caracal tells Japanese Wolf to wait, and not to decide such things by herself. She explains that while she is unable to make a group with her, she would be willing to play with her sometimes. Japanese Wolf is ecstatic, saying that she really likes Caracal, causing her to respond by asking her not to suddenly switch gears like that again. {{sbpg|Serval|Nexon Game}} then appears, noticing the two and wondering what they are doing. Before Caracal can explain, Serval decides that it looks fun, and decides to join them. Japanese Wolf becomes even happier that she has more friends, and Caracal asks both of them to cut it out before they get out of hand.


===Italian Wolf's Character Quest===
===Italian Wolf's Character Quest===


Japanese Wolf has a minor role in [[Italian Wolf/Nexon Game|Italian Wolf's]] Character Quest. She attends the Wolf Federation meeting at the Wolf House, and agrees to [[Gray Wolf/Nexon Game|Gray Wolf's]] proposal. Later, she joins Gray Wolf's search for Italian Wolf, and scolds Italian Wolf for running off on her own once the group finds her.
Japanese Wolf has a minor role in {{sbpg|Italian Wolf|Nexon Game}}'s Character Quest. She attends the Wolf Federation meeting at the Wolf House, and agrees to {{sbpg|Gray Wolf|Nexon Game}}'s proposal. Later, she joins Gray Wolf's search for Italian Wolf, and scolds Italian Wolf for running off on her own once the group finds her.
|relationship==== [[Quagga/Nexon Game|Quagga]] ===
|relationship==== {{sbpg|Quagga|Nexon Game}} ===
She get along well with Quagga and always make each other eyes sparkle
She get along well with Quagga and always make each other eyes sparkle


=== [[Gray Wolf/Nexon Game|Gray Wolf]] ===
=== {{sbpg|Gray Wolf|Nexon Game}} ===
Gray Wolf sometimes play along with her in search of interesting thing. Gray Wolf always feels another eyes gaze at her when she is in the middle of this activity. Probably Italian Wolf
Gray Wolf sometimes play along with her in search of interesting thing. Gray Wolf always feels another eyes gaze at her when she is in the middle of this activity. Probably Italian Wolf


=== [[Common Ostrich/Nexon Game|Common Ostrich]] ===
=== {{sbpg|Common Ostrich|Nexon Game}} ===
Because she observes thing intensely, Common Ostrich misunderstanding her for trying to eat her egg
Because she observes thing intensely, Common Ostrich misunderstanding her for trying to eat her egg
|hp=8,553
|hp=8,553

Revision as of 23:02, 29 January 2018


Japanese Wolf

File:Japanese WolfOriginal.jpg

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Friend Data
Group "Wolf Federation" Wolf Federation.png
Voice Kanda Akemi 神田朱未
Game Data
Attribute Passion
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Size Medium NexonMedium.png
Nocturnal No
Skill Double Moon Echo
ID 00022
Japanese Wolf Season 2 Festival Pavilion KF3 Nexon Game Stage Play Gallery

Japanese Wolf appeared as a minor character during the original Kemono Friends mobile game. She is also a member of the Wolf Federation.

Personality

She has strong curiosity. She is the self proclaiming "Interesting thing discovery squad" leader.

Self-Introduction

Order carnivora, family canidae, genus canis, I'm Japanese Wolf. I have a lot of curiosity and I perform various observations on anything that catches my eye. Also I'm really interested in you, I observed you steadily... ... Eh? Don't call me stalker!

Role in the Plot

Japanese Wolf's Character Quest

The story begins in the Kyoshu Region of Japari Park with Caracal, who is getting a weird feeling as if someone is staring at her. Japanese Wolf then appears, staring at her, excitedly saying she is curious. Caracal is surprised, but recognizes Japanese Wolf, who greets her and asks what she is doing. Caracal is unsure why she is asking, but responds that she is simply taking a walk. Japanese Wolf asks where she is going, then, without waiting for a response, asks if she should escort Caracal. Caracal, growing uncomfortable, denies this, and Japanese Wolf says that is okay, and that she wants to know more about Caracal. Caracal, even more uncomfortable, asks if Japanese Wolf is a seducer.

Japanese Wolf refutes this, saying that she simply has a habit of focusing intensely on people who she sees. Caracal notes that a Park Guide had also said something like that, and Japanese Wolf says that because of this, she has also been called the delivery wolf. Hearing this, Caracal believes that Japanese Wolf is dangerous (this is due to a Japanese play on words - "delivery wolf" is also a term for men who escort women home with ill intent) and runs away from her in fear. Japanese Wolf becomes confused as to why Caracal is running and follows after her, but Caracal runs into a Cerulean. She exclaims that she is trapped between the Cerulean and the Japanese Wolf. (This is another pun, built upon "between the tiger and the wolf", equivalent to "out of the frying pan and into the fire" in English.)

However, Japanese Wolf assists Caracal, defeating the Ceruleans, and Caracal expresses relief. Japanese Wolf offhandedly comments that she is strong, which Caracal agrees with, showing gratitude for the help. Japanese Wolf responds, saying that it is natural for her to safely escort those she takes an interest in. Caracal, remembering the name "delivery wolf", asks if Japanese Wolf is using the name incorrectly. Japanese Wolf explains that in the past, she was considered to be the god of the mountains, because of the similar pronunciation between okami (wolf) and kami (deity). Hearing that Japanese Wolf was once considered a god, Caracal expresses disbelief, asking if a kid like her could really have been considered such a thing. She confirms that this is indeed true, but quickly moves on to asking Caracal to play with her, prompting Caracal to ask her to not change topics so quickly.

Before the two can continue their conversation, another wave of Ceruleans appears, and Japanese Wolf tells Caracal to be careful, saying she will protect her. After she defeats the Ceruleans, Caracal acknowledges Japanese Wolf's power, causing her to ask Caracal to compliment her more. Caracal tells her to stop following her, asking her to not push her luck, but Japanese Wolf, still fixated on her own ability, says that Caracal is acting this way because she sees Japanese Wolf's strength. Caracal replies that the two are different matters, but Japanese Wolf simply asks her to praise her again. This causes Caracal to call Japanese Wolf a nuisance. Just then, more Ceruleans appear, and Caracal asks Japanese Wolf not to protect her, saying that they should defeat it together, and that she isn't someone who needs to be protected. Japanese Wolf agrees to combine her power with Caracal's.

After the battle, Japanese Wolf feels like working together against a strong enemy has left her with a sense of accomplishment. She asks Caracal to form a group with her and act as a team, believing the two would work well together. Caracal rejects the offer, explaining that it would be troublesome, as she is already a part of the Nyan Nyan Family. However, Japanese Wolf insists, and Caracal says that she is clingy, and the tension reminds her of someone else. However, Japanese Wolf gets the hint, and asks if Caracal really doesn't want to make a group with her, and Caracal confirms this. Japanese Wolf becomes sad, causing Caracal to ask what is wrong. Japanese Wolf explains that because all of her friends are extinct, she wants to make a group again, as it would make her feel happy, but is sad, as in the end, she became a bother to Caracal.

Caracal senses Japanese Wolf's sadness, but Japanese Wolf quickly attempts to recover, telling Caracal that even though it was short-lived, she was happy to be able to act as a group with her. Caracal tells Japanese Wolf to wait, and not to decide such things by herself. She explains that while she is unable to make a group with her, she would be willing to play with her sometimes. Japanese Wolf is ecstatic, saying that she really likes Caracal, causing her to respond by asking her not to suddenly switch gears like that again. Serval then appears, noticing the two and wondering what they are doing. Before Caracal can explain, Serval decides that it looks fun, and decides to join them. Japanese Wolf becomes even happier that she has more friends, and Caracal asks both of them to cut it out before they get out of hand.

Italian Wolf's Character Quest

Japanese Wolf has a minor role in Italian Wolf's Character Quest. She attends the Wolf Federation meeting at the Wolf House, and agrees to Gray Wolf's proposal. Later, she joins Gray Wolf's search for Italian Wolf, and scolds Italian Wolf for running off on her own once the group finds her.

Relationships

Quagga

She get along well with Quagga and always make each other eyes sparkle

Gray Wolf

Gray Wolf sometimes play along with her in search of interesting thing. Gray Wolf always feels another eyes gaze at her when she is in the middle of this activity. Probably Italian Wolf

Common Ostrich

Because she observes thing intensely, Common Ostrich misunderstanding her for trying to eat her egg

Stats

Friend Stats
Maximum HP: 8,553 Maximum ATK: 6,577
Movement: 94 Attack Speed: 44
Knockback: 62 Anti-Knockback: 66
Reach: 30 Damage Per Second (Single Target): 2,893
Skill Charge Speed: 2.86 Maximum Targets: 2
Advantageous Terrain: NexonForest.png Disadvantageous Terrain: NexonSky.png

Voice Lines

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Introduction

ニホンオオカミだよ! 私、気になることがいっぱいなの。それを一緒に見つけに行こう? I'm Japanese Wolf! I'm interesting in so many thing. Let's go find that out together!
Battle Cry

気になる物発見! I spotted something interesting!
Skill

目一杯声を出すよー! I will said it out loud!
Victory

よーし、終わったね! じゃ、次に気になるものに向けて、ゴー! Alright, it's over! Okay, let's headed to the next interesting thing
Level Up

強くなったか気になる? 気になる?  Are you curious that I have becoming strong? You curious?
Wild Release

これなら色んな物探しに行けるね? うう〜 ワクワクしてきた With this we can go searching various interesting thing right? Uuh, I'm become excited

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