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|introduction=A '''Northern White-Faced Owl''' friends name '''Konoha''' appeared as a minor character during the original Kemono Friends [[Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game)|mobile game]]. She is the leader of the [[:Category:Carefree Floaters' Club Nexon Friends|Carefree Floaters' Club.]] Her nickname is '''Konoha-chan-hakase''', or "Professor Konoha-chan".
|introduction=A '''Northern White-Faced Owl''' Friend, named '''Konoha''', appeared as a minor character during the original Kemono Friends [[Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game)|mobile game]]. She is the leader of the [[:Category:Carefree Floaters' Club Nexon Friends|Carefree Floaters' Club.]] Her nickname is '''Konoha-chan-hakase''', or "Professor Konoha-chan".
|personality=She is self-serving and doesn't really care about the consequence of what she's done. While she acts selfishly, she really cares about [[Japari Park]]. She's really timid and when feels in danger, she makes her body more slim. She knows a lot about Japari Park and it's history. She really likes doing experiment and sees the protagonist as one of her experimental subject. She's bad at cleaning and goes as far by saying that the word cleaning is not in her dictionary. In the past she talks like an old geezer, ending her sentences with のじゃ (noja). This old traits of her is commented by [[Eurasian Eagle-Owl/Nexon Game|Eurasian Eagle-Owl]] as out of place with her character.
|personality=Konoha is self-serving and generally ignorant about the consequences of her actions. However, she genuinely cares about [[Japari Park]] despite her selfish image, being very knowledgeable about the Park and its history and devoting herself to its study. She is very timid, and slims herself down in a manner similar to the real-life animal when she feels she is in danger. She is known to perform (consensual) experiments on other Friends, presumably to gather information about their species. Her cleaning skills are poor, often quipping that "the word cleaning is not in [her] dictionary."<br>In the past, when she and [[Eurasian Eagle-Owl/Nexon Game|Eurasian Eagle-Owl]] first knew each other, Konoha had a habit of ending her sentences with のじゃ (noja), a trait associated with an 'old geezer' image. This is commented on by Eurasian Eagle-Owl, who believes it didn't fit her personality.
|selfintro=Greetings... ... I'm professor. I'm being called "the symbol of wisdom" and certainly I know really well about the park. We owls are very timid so... ... you mustn't deliberately make us surprised. Gently, politely, show your respect.
|selfintro="Greetings... ... I'm professor. I'm being called "the symbol of wisdom" and certainly I know really well about the park. We owls are very timid so... ... you mustn't deliberately make us surprised. Gently, politely, show your respect."
|relationship==== [[Eurasian Eagle-Owl/Nexon Game|Eurasian Eagle-Owl]] ===
|relationship==== [[Eurasian Eagle-Owl/Nexon Game|Eurasian Eagle-Owl/Mimi]] ===
Eurasian Eagle-Owl or known as Assistant Mimi is her closest subordinates. The reason why Eurasian Eagle-Owl looks up to Professor Konoha is because the said person helps her tending her wound. Both of she and Professor Konoha acting as they please to the chagrin of others. While they're close, Professor Konoha isn't save from Eurasian Eagle-Owl sharp tongue.
Eurasian Eagle-Owl, whom Konoha refers to as Assistant Mimi, is her closest subordinate. Eurasian Eagle-Owl looked up to Konoha ever since she treated an injury of hers in the past. She shares Konoha's trait of acting without regards to others, much to the chagrin of other Friends. Despite their close relationship, Konoha is not safe from the same criticisms that Mimi often inflicts on other Friends.


=== [[Forest Owlet/Nexon Game|Forest Owlet]] ===
=== [[Forest Owlet/Nexon Game|Forest Owlet]] ===
She often infuriates Forest Owlet by asking her to provides food every time she comes to her place. While Professor Konoha is acting as she likes, Forest Owlet says that Professor Konoha sometimes gives useful advice for her research.
Konoha acts imperious towards Forest Owlet, looking down on her research and criticising her frequently. Furthermore, she usually turns up at Owlet's house unannounced and demands food whenever she stays there. She and Mimi have the dubious honor of being some of the few Friends able to make Owlet angry; despite her domineering, however, Konoha nevertheless provides good advice to Forest Owlet and thinks enough of her to personally ask her for help in search of the sound-erasing [[Cerulean]].  


=== [[Indian Peafowl/Nexon Game|Indian Peafowl]] ===
=== [[Indian Peafowl/Nexon Game|Indian Peafowl]] ===
One of Professor Konoha victims is Indian Peafowl. Indian Peafowl had her feather pluck by both of the owls duo. Before the protagonist group set off for searching Suzaku, they attended bird group beauty contest in which Indian Peafowl is the winner. But Professor Konoha immediately cancelled the victory as she found Suzaku feathers and declares the one who has this feather (Suzaku) is the contest winner.
While Konoha does not appear to think much of Indian Peafowl one way or the other, she is nevertheless a frequent annoyance; she and Mimi often pluck Indian Peafowl's feathers for research without her permission. Konoha was also directly responsible for the annulment of Indian Peafowl's victory in the bird beauty contest held during the search for [[Suzaku/Nexon Game|Suzaku's]]; she picked up one of Suzaku's shedded feathers and suddenly declared it to be the most beautiful out of all of them.


=== [[Spectacled Owl/Nexon Game|Spectacled Owl]] ===
=== [[Spectacled Owl/Nexon Game|Spectacled Owl]] ===
Spectacled Owl thinks that Professor Konoha could be a magnificent leader if the said person can stop acting selfishly.
Konoha has no specific relationship with Spectacled Owl, though the latter comments that Konoha could be a great leader if she were less selfish


=== [[Kyushu Owl/Nexon Game|Kyushu Owl]] ===
=== [[Kyushu Owl/Nexon Game|Kyushu Owl/Kyutie]] ===
Professor Konoha has good relationship with Kyushu Owl. Asking the said person to join her team in investigation.
Konoha has a positive opinion of Kyutie, asking her for help in the Cerulean investigation.


=== [[Red Junglefowl/Nexon Game|Red Junglefowl]] ===
=== [[Red Junglefowl/Nexon Game|Red Junglefowl]] ===
When Red Junglefowl got attacked by Cerulean, Professor Konoha ignores her and told the protagonist to shut her up because she's ruining her concentration
Konoha seems to care little for Red Junglefowl; when the latter is attacked by a Cerulean, Professor Konoha ignores her and tells the protagonist to 'shut her up' because she's ruining her concentration.


=== [[Green Pheasant/Nexon Game|Green Pheasant]] ===
=== [[Green Pheasant/Nexon Game|Green Pheasant]] ===
Professor Konoha nonchalantly calls Green Pheasant as a bad flyer. Green Pheasant immediately calls her bully. Professor Konoha uses Green Pheasant as experimental subject.
Green Pheasant was previously a subject for one of Konoha and Mimi's experiments. At the time, Konoha mentioned "Green Pheasant is a good jumper, but a bad flyer", prompting Green Pheasant to call her a bully in retaliation.


=== [[Rock Dove/Nexon Game|Rock Dove]] ===
=== [[Rock Dove/Nexon Game|Rock Dove]] ===
Professor Konoha praise her as "look like a genius". She has a conversation with Professor Konoha about peace in which Professor Konoha goes philosophical.
Professor Konoha thinks positively of Rock Dove, commenting that she "looks like a genius". The two are on conversational terms; the two have a discussion on the subject of peace, which Konoha philosophises on considerably.


=== [[Japanese Bush Warbler/Nexon Game|Japanese Bush Warbler]] ===
=== [[Japanese Bush Warbler/Nexon Game|Japanese Bush Warbler]] ===
Japanese Bush Warbler interacts with Professor Konoha by asking her to make haiku. In the end, Professor Konoha made self-loving haiku.
While no specific relationship is given, Japanese Bush Warbler interacts with Professor Konoha at one point, asking her to write a haiku.


=== [[Crested Ibis/Nexon Game|Crested Ibis]] ===
=== [[Crested Ibis/Nexon Game|Crested Ibis]] ===
Professor Konoha criticizes Crested Ibis singing ability openly. Stating that Crested Ibis has tone-deafness. Crested Ibis just letting through the criticism.
Konoha, along with Mimi, are some of the most open critics of Crested Ibis' singing ability; Konoha describes her outright as having tone-deafness, although Crested Ibis is content to weather their remarks.  


=== [[White-Naped Crane/Nexon Game|White-Naped Crane]] ===
=== [[White-Naped Crane/Nexon Game|White-Naped Crane]] ===
White-Naped Crane admires Professor Konoha.  
White-Naped Crane admires Professor Konoha, though it's not known if it is reciprocated.


=== [[Serval/Nexon Game|Serval]] ===
=== [[Serval/Nexon Game|Serval]] ===
Serval often retorts to Professor Konoha antics.
Serval often calls Konoha out on her actions, although the latter never heeds her.


=== [[Jungle Crow/Nexon Game|Jungle Crow]] ===
=== [[Jungle Crow/Nexon Game|Jungle Crow]] ===
Jungle Crow doesn't really like Professor Konoha acting as she please.
Konoha's attitude towards Jungle Crow is unknown, although Jungle Crow herself is not fond of Konoha's lack of consideration for others.


=== [[Suzaku/Nexon Game|Suzaku]] ===
=== [[Suzaku/Nexon Game|Suzaku]] ===
Unlike her treatment towards other friends, She acts humbly towards Suzaku and listens calmly when Suzaku tells her the history of Japari Park
Konoha is uncharacteristically humble towards Suzaku, listening calmly and intently when Suzaku speaks to their group about the history of Japari Park. She and Mimi were the ones who eventually gave Suzaku an offering in the latter's Character Quest; they brought a large amount of Japari buns, and went as far as inventing and gifting her a fan-like device to help her keep cool. [[Caracal/Nexon_Game|Caracal]] is openly surprised at their attentiveness to Suzaku during the story.


=== [[Towa]] ===
=== [[Towa]] ===
She sees the protagonist as her another experimental subject.
Konoha treats the protagonist similar to most other friends, often considering them as one of her experimental subjects.
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Revision as of 06:17, 7 February 2018


Northern White-Faced Owl

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Friend Data
Nickname Konoha-chan-hakase
Group "Carefree Floaters' Club" NexonRelaxingFloatersClub.png
Voice Saitō Yuka 斉藤佑圭
Game Data
Attribute Cool
Attack Type Short-Range Short Range.png
Size Small NexonSmall.png
Nocturnal Yes NexonNocturnal.png
Skill Furious Professor's Anger
ID 00044
Northern White-Faced Owl Anime Season 2 Festival (Costume) Pavilion (Gen 2) KF3 (V2) Kingdom Nexon Game Gallery

A Northern White-Faced Owl Friend, named Konoha, appeared as a minor character during the original Kemono Friends mobile game. She is the leader of the Carefree Floaters' Club. Her nickname is Konoha-chan-hakase, or "Professor Konoha-chan".

Personality

Konoha is self-serving and generally ignorant about the consequences of her actions. However, she genuinely cares about Japari Park despite her selfish image, being very knowledgeable about the Park and its history and devoting herself to its study. She is very timid, and slims herself down in a manner similar to the real-life animal when she feels she is in danger. She is known to perform (consensual) experiments on other Friends, presumably to gather information about their species. Her cleaning skills are poor, often quipping that "the word cleaning is not in [her] dictionary."
In the past, when she and Eurasian Eagle-Owl first knew each other, Konoha had a habit of ending her sentences with のじゃ (noja), a trait associated with an 'old geezer' image. This is commented on by Eurasian Eagle-Owl, who believes it didn't fit her personality.

Self-Introduction

"Greetings... ... I'm professor. I'm being called "the symbol of wisdom" and certainly I know really well about the park. We owls are very timid so... ... you mustn't deliberately make us surprised. Gently, politely, show your respect."

Relationships

Eurasian Eagle-Owl/Mimi

Eurasian Eagle-Owl, whom Konoha refers to as Assistant Mimi, is her closest subordinate. Eurasian Eagle-Owl looked up to Konoha ever since she treated an injury of hers in the past. She shares Konoha's trait of acting without regards to others, much to the chagrin of other Friends. Despite their close relationship, Konoha is not safe from the same criticisms that Mimi often inflicts on other Friends.

Forest Owlet

Konoha acts imperious towards Forest Owlet, looking down on her research and criticising her frequently. Furthermore, she usually turns up at Owlet's house unannounced and demands food whenever she stays there. She and Mimi have the dubious honor of being some of the few Friends able to make Owlet angry; despite her domineering, however, Konoha nevertheless provides good advice to Forest Owlet and thinks enough of her to personally ask her for help in search of the sound-erasing Cerulean.

Indian Peafowl

While Konoha does not appear to think much of Indian Peafowl one way or the other, she is nevertheless a frequent annoyance; she and Mimi often pluck Indian Peafowl's feathers for research without her permission. Konoha was also directly responsible for the annulment of Indian Peafowl's victory in the bird beauty contest held during the search for Suzaku's; she picked up one of Suzaku's shedded feathers and suddenly declared it to be the most beautiful out of all of them.

Spectacled Owl

Konoha has no specific relationship with Spectacled Owl, though the latter comments that Konoha could be a great leader if she were less selfish

Kyushu Owl/Kyutie

Konoha has a positive opinion of Kyutie, asking her for help in the Cerulean investigation.

Red Junglefowl

Konoha seems to care little for Red Junglefowl; when the latter is attacked by a Cerulean, Professor Konoha ignores her and tells the protagonist to 'shut her up' because she's ruining her concentration.

Green Pheasant

Green Pheasant was previously a subject for one of Konoha and Mimi's experiments. At the time, Konoha mentioned "Green Pheasant is a good jumper, but a bad flyer", prompting Green Pheasant to call her a bully in retaliation.

Rock Dove

Professor Konoha thinks positively of Rock Dove, commenting that she "looks like a genius". The two are on conversational terms; the two have a discussion on the subject of peace, which Konoha philosophises on considerably.

Japanese Bush Warbler

While no specific relationship is given, Japanese Bush Warbler interacts with Professor Konoha at one point, asking her to write a haiku.

Crested Ibis

Konoha, along with Mimi, are some of the most open critics of Crested Ibis' singing ability; Konoha describes her outright as having tone-deafness, although Crested Ibis is content to weather their remarks.

White-Naped Crane

White-Naped Crane admires Professor Konoha, though it's not known if it is reciprocated.

Serval

Serval often calls Konoha out on her actions, although the latter never heeds her.

Jungle Crow

Konoha's attitude towards Jungle Crow is unknown, although Jungle Crow herself is not fond of Konoha's lack of consideration for others.

Suzaku

Konoha is uncharacteristically humble towards Suzaku, listening calmly and intently when Suzaku speaks to their group about the history of Japari Park. She and Mimi were the ones who eventually gave Suzaku an offering in the latter's Character Quest; they brought a large amount of Japari buns, and went as far as inventing and gifting her a fan-like device to help her keep cool. Caracal is openly surprised at their attentiveness to Suzaku during the story.

Towa

Konoha treats the protagonist similar to most other friends, often considering them as one of her experimental subjects.

Stats

Friend Stats
Maximum HP: 6,351 Maximum ATK: 1,495
Movement: 96 Attack Speed: 36
Knockback: 25 Anti-Knockback: 41
Reach: 50 Damage Per Second (Single Target): 538
Skill Charge Speed: 3.33 Maximum Targets: 1
Advantageous Terrain: NexonSky.png Disadvantageous Terrain: NexonWaterfront.png

Voice Lines

Line Japanese English
Introduction

どうも、アフリカオオコノハズクのコノハちゃん博士です Greetings, I'm Professor Konoha-chan the Northern White-Faced Owl
Battle Cry

やりましょう? 面白そうだから Let's do it? Because it's interesting
Skill

邪魔をしないで下さい! Don't get in my way!
Victory

助手、面白いサンプルを手に入れましたよ Assistant, I got interesting sample
Level Up

おっと、より天才になりました Oh, I becoming more genius
Wild Release

天才に限界などない。そいうことなのですよ There is no limit in genius. That's the thing

Home Screen Lines

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Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game)
Characters
Major Characters
Cellval • Mirai • Serval • Towa • Cellien Queen • Star Beasts • Silver Fox • Caracal • Crested Ibis • Lulu • White Rhinoceros • Arai-san • Fennec Fox
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Rabi-Rabi • Black Rhinoceros • Margay • Oinari-sama
Groups
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Quests
Story Quests • Event Quests • Group Quests • Character Quests
Terminology
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Mammals
A-F
Aardwolf • African Bush Elephant • African Forest Elephant • African Golden Wolf • African Wild Dog • Alpine Ibex • American Bison • Arabian Oryx • Arctic Fox • Arctic Hare • Arctic Wolf • Arizonan Jaguar • Asian Golden Cat • Asian Small-Clawed Otter • Aurochs • Aye-Aye • Baikal Seal • Banteng • Barbary Lion • Bat-Eared Fox • Bearded Seal • Bengal Tiger • Bergman's Bear • Binturong • Black-Backed Jackal • Black-Tailed Prairie Dog • Blackbuck • Black Jaguar • Black Leopard • Black Rhinoceros • Blue Whale • Bobcat • Bornean Orangutan • Brazilian Porcupine • Brown Bear • Brown Greater Galago • Brown Long-Eared Bat • Buru Babirusa • California Sea Lion • Cape Lion • Capybara • Caracal • Cheetah • Chinese White Dolphin • Clouded Leopard • Collared Peccary • Common Bottlenose Dolphin • Common Brushtail Possum • Common Chimpanzee • Common Eland • Common Ringtail Possum • Common Vampire Bat • Common Wombat • Coyote • Coypu • Crested Porcupine • Culpeo • Dhole • Dingo • Dire Wolf • Domestic Cat • Donkey • Dromedary • Dugong • Eastern Wolf • Eurasian Beaver • Eurasian Lynx • Eurasian Otter • European Hare • Ezo Brown Bear • Ezo Red Fox • Fennec Fox • Flat-Headed Cat • Fossa • Fraternal Myotis
G-L
Gaur • Geoffroy's Cat • Giant Anteater • Giant Armadillo • Giant Forest Hog • Giant Panda • Giant Pangolin • Golden Jackal • Golden Lion Tamarin • Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey • Golden Tiger • Gray Fox • Gray Wolf • Greater Bilby • Greater Glider • Grizzly Bear • Grévy's Zebra • Guanaco • Guernsey Cattle • Harp Seal • Hilgendorf's Tube-Nosed Bat • Hipparion • Hippopotamus • Hippopotamus Gorgops • Hokkaido Wolf • Holstein Friesian Cattle • Honduran White Bat • Honey Badger • Hooded Seal • Huacaya Alpaca • Hyracotherium • Impala • Indian Elephant • Indian Rhinoceros • Indian Wolf • Indri • Iriomote Cat • Italian Wolf • Jaguar • Jaguarundi • Japanese Badger • Japanese Black Bear • Japanese Boar • Japanese Marten • Japanese River Otter • Japanese Squirrel • Japanese Wolf • Jersey Cattle • Jungle Cat • King Cheetah • Koala • Kodiak Bear • Kyūshū Flying Squirrel • Leopard • Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloth • Lion • Long-Tailed Chinchilla
M-R
Malayan Tapir • Maltese Tiger • Mandrill • Maned Wolf • Marbled Cat • Margay • Markhor • Masai Lion • Masked Palm Civet • Mediterranean Monk Seal • Meerkat • Mexican Wolf • Mongolian Wolf • Moose • Mountain Goat • Mountain Hare • Mountain Tapir • Mule Deer • Muskox • Narwhal • Nilgai • North American Beaver • Northern Fur Seal • Northern Sea Otter • Numbat • Ocelot • Okapi • Pademelon • Pale Fox • Père David's Deer • Pink Fairy Armadillo • Plains Zebra • Platypus • Polar Bear • Pronghorn • Przewalski's Horse • Puma • Quagga • Raccoon • Raccoon Dog • Red Kangaroo • Red Panda • Reindeer • Reticulated Giraffe • Rhim Gazelle • Ring-Tailed Lemur • Ringed Seal • Roe Deer • Rothschild's Giraffe • Ryukyu Boar
S-Z
Saber-Toothed Tiger • Sable • Sable Antelope • Saiga Antelope • Sand Cat • Scaly-Tailed Possum • Schomburgk's Deer • Serval • Sheep • Short-Beaked Common Dolphin • Siberian Chipmunk • Siberian Tiger • Sika Deer • Silky Anteater • Silver Fox • Sivatherium • Snow Leopard • Snow Sheep • South African Giraffe • South China Tiger • Southern Pudú • Southern Sea Otter • Southern Tamandua • Spectacled Bear • Spectacled Hare-Wallaby • Spotted Hyena • Springbok • Squirrel Glider • Steller's Sea Cow • Steller Sea Lion • Stoat • Striped Skunk • Sulawesi Bear Cuscus • Sumatran Rhinoceros • Sun Bear • Suri Alpaca • Takin • Tarpan • Tasmanian Devil • Thomson's Gazelle • Thylacine • Tibetan Antelope • Tibetan Sand Fox • Topi • Transvaal Lion • Tundra Wolf • Venezuelan Red Howler • Vicuña • Walrus • Water Deer • Western Lowland Gorilla • Western Spotted Skunk • White-Eared Opossum • White Lion • White Rhinoceros • White Tiger • Wild Bactrian Camel • Woolly Mammoth • Yezo Sika Deer
Birds
Acorn Woodpecker • Arctic Tern • Atlantic Puffin • Bald Eagle • Barn Owl • Black Swan • Campo Flicker • Chukar Partridge • Common Cuckoo • Common Ostrich • Crested Ibis • Dodo • Eastern Spot-Billed Duck • Egyptian Goose • Emperor Penguin • Emu • Eurasian Eagle-Owl • Forest Owlet • Gastornis • Gentoo Penguin • Goldcrest • Golden Eagle • Greater Bird-Of-Paradise • Greater Flamingo • Greater Honeyguide • Greater Rhea • Greater Roadrunner • Green Pheasant • Guadalupe Caracara • Harpy Eagle • Humboldt Penguin • Indian Peafowl • Japanese Bush Warbler • Japanese Cormorant • King Vulture • Kyushu Owl • Large-Billed Crow • Martial Eagle • Marvelous Spatuletail • Medium Tree Finch • Northern Goshawk • Northern White-Faced Owl • North Island Giant Moa • Okinawa Rail • Oriental Stork • Passenger Pigeon • Peregrine Falcon • Pink-Backed Pelican • Red-Crowned Crane • Red Junglefowl • Resplendent Quetzal • Rock Dove • Rock Ptarmigan • Ross's Gull • Scarlet Ibis • Secretarybird • Shoebill • Southern Brown Kiwi • Southern Cassowary • Southern Rockhopper Penguin • Spectacled Owl • Striated Caracara • Superb Lyrebird • Tundra Swan • White-Naped Crane • White Peafowl
Reptiles
African Rock Python • Alligator Snapping Turtle • Amazon Tree Boa • American Alligator • Black Mamba • Boomslang • Coastal Taipan • Emerald Tree Boa • European Ratsnake • Frilled Lizard • Galápagos Tortoise • Gharial • Indian Star Tortoise • King Cobra • Komodo Dragon • Leopard Tortoise • Okinawan Habu • Panther Chameleon • Red-Eared Slider • Red-Footed Tortoise • Saltwater Crocodile • Satanic Leaf-Tailed Gecko • Spectacled Caiman
Amphibians
Axolotl • Hellbender • Japanese Giant Salamander • Northern Dwarf Siren
UMA
Byakko • Cellval • Danzaburou-Danuki • Genbu • Inugami Gyoubu • Jinmengyo • Kamaitachi (Chi) • Kamaitachi (Setsu) • Kamaitachi (Ten) • Nine-Tailed Fox • Oinari-sama • Peach Panther • Seiryu • Shisa Lefty • Shisa Right • Skyfish • Suzaku • Tsuchinoko • Yamata No Orochi • Yatagarasu
Crossover
Dororo • Giroro • HAW-206 • Keroro • Kururu • Logikoma • Tachikoma Type-A • Tachikoma Type-B • Tachikoma Type-C • Tamama • Uchikoma
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Acorn Woodpecker • Barn Owl • Campo Flicker • Chukar Partridge • Common Cuckoo • Eurasian Eagle-Owl • Forest Owlet • Goldcrest • Greater Bird-Of-Paradise • Greater Honeyguide • Green Pheasant • Japanese Bush Warbler • Kyushu Owl • Large-Billed Crow • Marvelous Spatuletail • Medium Tree Finch • Northern White-Faced Owl • Red Junglefowl • Resplendent Quetzal • Rock Dove • Rock Ptarmigan • Shoebill • Spectacled Owl • Superb Lyrebird • Yatagarasu