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==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==
The majority of the gameplay of Festival is currently a mystery, other than the fact that it is an RPG in some form. However, it is known that the game will contain gacha elements, and that [[Friends]] will likely be ranked in terms of stars similarly to the original mobile game.
*Main battle sequence is "billiards"-esque, where the player launches circular icons of Friends at foes, which ricochet into one another and off of walls and cause damage through collisions.
 
**The player does battle with other Friends (including duplicates of the same Friend) as well as Celliens.
Due to the presence of [[Celliens]] and an HP stat, the game will likely have combat.
**Battle stages have natural features, including breakable obstacles (which shatter after a certain number of collisions), unbreakable steel blocks, and poisonous goop (which damages any Friend that passes over it).
**Defending Friends stay in place when being attacked by the opposing side, which (in tandem with the boundaries of a map or other Friends) can be taken advantage of to score multiple hits in quick succession and swiftly defeat enemies. This applies both ways, however, and can result in a sudden turnabout against the player's favour. Think strategically!
**As battles progress turn by turn, eventually Friends will be able to unleash a special attack (the number of turns remaining before activation is indicated via a number in the upper-lefthand corner of their icon). These special attacks are unique to each Friend and are useful in a variety of ways. Opposing Friends and Celliens can take advantage of this too.
**Celliens, unlike Friends, do not "ricochet" and attack through collision but instead remain static on maps before being defeated. Their attack patterns generally involve linear patterns discharged from a stationary location and inflict higher damage than typical Friend mobs.


==Story==
==Story==

Revision as of 14:19, 7 June 2018

Kemono Friends Festval

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Mobile Game
Japanese Title: けものフレンズ FESTIVAL
Romanized Title: Kemono Friends Festival
Developers: Goodroid
Publisher: Goodroid
Genre: Adventure RPG
Platform: Android, iOS
Release Date: June 7th, 2018
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Kemono Friends Festival is a Kemono Friends mobile game developed by Goodroid. It is the second RPG in the Kemono Friends franchise, with the first being the Nexon game, and the fourth mobile game overall. The game was announced on March 26th, 2018 and released on June 7th, 2018.

Gameplay

  • Main battle sequence is "billiards"-esque, where the player launches circular icons of Friends at foes, which ricochet into one another and off of walls and cause damage through collisions.
    • The player does battle with other Friends (including duplicates of the same Friend) as well as Celliens.
    • Battle stages have natural features, including breakable obstacles (which shatter after a certain number of collisions), unbreakable steel blocks, and poisonous goop (which damages any Friend that passes over it).
    • Defending Friends stay in place when being attacked by the opposing side, which (in tandem with the boundaries of a map or other Friends) can be taken advantage of to score multiple hits in quick succession and swiftly defeat enemies. This applies both ways, however, and can result in a sudden turnabout against the player's favour. Think strategically!
    • As battles progress turn by turn, eventually Friends will be able to unleash a special attack (the number of turns remaining before activation is indicated via a number in the upper-lefthand corner of their icon). These special attacks are unique to each Friend and are useful in a variety of ways. Opposing Friends and Celliens can take advantage of this too.
    • Celliens, unlike Friends, do not "ricochet" and attack through collision but instead remain static on maps before being defeated. Their attack patterns generally involve linear patterns discharged from a stationary location and inflict higher damage than typical Friend mobs.

Story

Serval is still danced crazy! At the Japari Festival!

The story takes place during the same time as the Japari Festival, where Celliens have been sighted recently. Meanwhile, several Friends find a book that tells of a hidden treasure that the Friends decide to look for.

Pre-Registration Campaign

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  • 10,000 - 300 Miracle Gems
  • 30,000 - 900 Miracle Gems
  • 60,000 - 1800 Miracle Gems
  • 100,000 - Shiserval Right

Confirmed Friends

See Also

Festival:Update History

External Links


Kemono Friends Media
Animation
Kemono Friends (2017 Anime) • Kemono Friends 2 • Kemono Friends Collaborative Shorts • Welcome to Japari Park (2018 ONA) • Chokotto Anime Kemono Friends 3
Games
Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game) • Kemono Friends 3 • Kemono Friends 3: Planet Tours • Kemono Friends Festival • Kemono Friends Kingdom • Kemono Friends Pavilion • Kemono Friends Picross • Kemono Friends Puzzle Puzzle Gokko • Pachislot Kemono Friends
Music
List of albums • Japari Café • Japari Café 2 • Kemono Friends Original Soundtrack • PPP In The Sky! • Safari Drive • Starry Story EP • 「×・×・×」 • Miracle Dialies
Print Media
Kemono Friends 2 • Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park! • Kemono Friends: Comic À La Carte • Kemono Friends Anthologies • Kemono Friends Official Guidebooks
Stage Plays
=LOVE Stage Project "Kemono Friends" • Stage Play "Kemono Friends" • Stage Play "Kemono Friends 2" ~Kemonos of the Snowy Night~ • Stage Play Kemono Friends "JAPARI STAGE!" ~Big Ears and Small Miracles~ • Stage Play "Kemono Friends" JAPARI STAGE! ~I Could Hear Your Footsteps Once Again~
Virtual YouTubers
KemoV
Others
Kemono Friends Alarm • Kemono Friends Alarm 2 • AI Arai-san • Japari Talk • Kemono Friends Diary
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Terminology
Cellien • Lucky Beast • Japari Bus • Japari Festival
User Guides
Advanced Mechanics • Beginner's Guide • Device Transfer • FAQ • Getting Started • Glossary • How to Play • Official Help Menu • Raising Your Friends • Update History
Lists
Celliens • Current Gacha Rates • List of Events • Items • List of Skills and KemoPowers • Music • Unused Content
Friends
Mammals
Aardwolf (Summer) • African Bush Elephant • African Golden Wolf • African Wild Dog • American Bison • Arabian Oryx • Arctic Fox (Ice Rink) • Asian Golden Cat • Asian Small-Clawed Otter (Marching) • Aurochs • Axis Deer • Aye-Aye (Demon) • Baird's Tapir • Barbary Lion • Bat-Eared Fox (Yukata) • Bearded Seal • Bengal Tiger • Bergman's Bear • Binturong • Black-Backed Jackal • Black Jaguar • Black Leopard (Wind Kunoichi) • Black Rhinoceros • Black-Tailed Prairie Dog • Black Wildebeest • Blue Whale • Blue Wildebeest • Bobcat • Brown Bear (Santa) • Bush Hyrax • Capybara • Caracal (Nurse) • Chapman's Zebra (Sister) • Chinese White Dolphin (Slopes) • Collared Peccary (Cheer) • Common Bottlenose Dolphin (Slopes) • Common Eland • Coyote • Coypu • Crested Porcupine • Daito Fruit Bat • Desert Warthog • Domestic Cat (Snow Fun) • Domestic Dog (Snow Fun) • Domestic Pig • Donkey • Dromedary • Eurasian Beaver • Eurasian Lynx • Ezo Brown Bear • Ezo Red Fox (Miko) • Fennec Fox (Maid) • Fossa • Geoffroy's Cat • Giant Armadillo • Giant Forest Hog • Giant Panda • Giant Pangolin • Golden Jackal • Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey (Demon) • Gray Wolf • Grévy's Zebra • Hippopotamus Gorgops • Hippopotamus (Military) • Holstein Friesian Cattle • Huacaya Alpaca • Impala • Indian Elephant • Indian Rhinoceros • Iriomote Cat • Jaguar (Marching) • Japanese Badger • Japanese Black Bear • Japanese Marten • Japanese Wolf • King Cheetah (Evil) • Koala (Nurse) • Kodiak Bear • Leopard (Schoolkid) • Lion • Malayan Tapir • Margay (Marine) • Masked Palm Civet • Moose • Mouflon • Mountain Tapir • Mountain Zebra • Narwhal • New Guinea Singing Dog • North American Beaver • Northern Sea Otter • Ocelot • Okapi • Pale Fox • Pallas's Cat • Pink Fairy Armadillo • Plains Zebra (Sister) • Platypus • Polar Bear (Santa) • Przewalski's Horse • Puma • Raccoon (Riukiu) • Raccoon Dog • Red Fox (Yukata) • Red Kangaroo • Red Panda • Reindeer • Reticulated Giraffe (Military) • Ryukyu Boar • Ryukyu Ken • Sable • Sand Cat (Angel) • Serval (Summer) • Sheep • Short-Beaked Common Dolphin • Sika Deer • Silky Anteater (Schoolkid) • Silver Fox (Miko) • South American Tapir • Southern Sea Otter • Southern Tamandua (Cheer) • Spotted Hyena • Steller Sea Lion • Stoat • Sumatran Elephant • Suri Alpaca (Tsukimi) • Tasmanian Devil (Evil) • Thomson's Gazelle • Tibetan Sand Fox • Water Deer • Western Spotted Skunk • White Lion (Ice Rink) • White Rhinoceros • Wild Bactrian Camel • Woolly Mammoth
Birds
Atlantic Puffin (Valentines) • Australian Brushturkey • Bald Eagle • Campo Flicker • Chicken • Chinstrap Penguin • Common Ostrich • Crested Ibis (Orihime) • Eastern Spot-Billed Duck • Emperor Penguin (Water Dancer) • Eurasian Eagle-Owl (Detective) • Gentoo Penguin (Halloween) • Gastornis • Gray Crowned Crane • Greater Flamingo • Greater Roadrunner • Humboldt Penguin (Idol) • Indian Peafowl • Lappet-Faced Vulture • Large-Billed Crow • Northern Goshawk • Northern White-Faced Owl (Detective) • Okinawa Rail (Hinamatsuri) • Red Junglefowl • Rock Dove • Royal Penguin (Water Dancer) • Scarlet Ibis (Tsukimi) • Shoebill • Southern Cassowary • Southern Rockhopper Penguin (Halloween) • Tufted Puffin (Valentines) • White Peafowl (Hinamatsuri)
Reptiles
African Rock Python • Axolotl • Okinawan Habu • Panther Chameleon (Wind Kunoichi) • Red-Eared Slider
UMA
Byakko • Genbu • Inugami Gyoubu • Oinari-sama • Peach Panther • Raijū • Seiryu • Shisa Lefty (Guardian Deity) • Shisa Right (Guardian Deity) • Shiserval Lefty • Shiserval Right • Suzaku • Tsuchinoko (Devil)