Arctic Hare/Nexon Game

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Arctic Hare

File:Arctic HareOldDesign.jpg

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Friend Data
Voice Shimoji Shino 下地紫野
Game Data
Attribute Pure
Attack Type Short-Range Short Range.png
Size Medium NexonMedium.png
Nocturnal No
Skill Rabi-Rabi Drop Kick
ID 00114
Arctic Hare Pavilion KF3 Kingdom Nexon Game Gallery

Arctic Hare appeared as a minor character during the original Kemono Friends mobile game.

Personality

She always in diet as she's afraid becoming fat. She's a bit slow in response demonstrated when she just stare each other with Cerulean when she found the said Cerulean under the snow. She has good camouflage because Serval and Mirai doesn't realize that they sitting on top of her. She mostly speaks in 3rd person although there are occasions in which she refers to herself using 私 (watashi).

Self-Introduction

Even among Lagomorpha, because Arctic Hare is easily becoming fat, she always vigilant and devotes herself completely on diet. Because she's strong on intense cold, leave it to her if it's in snow field. Using her hand and nose, she's also good at digging snow.

Role in the Plot

Arctic Hare's Side Quest

The story begins with Serval and Mirai in the snowfields. Serval is excited to see her footprints being left in the snow, causing Mirai to remark that she is glad she came here to play in the snow. Serval begins to make a snowman, only to notice that a snowman is already here, puzzling her. Soon, it is revealed that the snowman was actually Arctic Hare. The two begin to talk, but the conversation is stopped by a Cerulean, which the two defeat together. Afterwards, Serval apologizes for mistaking Arctic Hare for a snowman, and asks why she was just sitting doing nothing.

Arctic Hare explains that she dug a hole in search of nuts, but bumped into a crescent shaped Cerulean, and the two stared at each other before she had decided to run. Later on, Mountain Hare appears and offers Arctic Hare nuts to eat. Another Cerulean then attacks, attracted to the nuts, but is swiftly defeated. Serval complains about the cold weather, and thinks that she feels so cold because she played too much in the snow. Mirai speculates that Serval feels cold because she comes from a warmer place like the Savanna. Arctic Hare tells Serval to try sitting in the snow, as it could make her warmer, which Mountain Hare agrees with. However, after attempting this, Serval says that she cannot do it, as it is too cold for her to handle.

Mirai notices that the Protagonist is making a snow hut. After the protagonist finishes, Serval enters, saying that it isn't so cold now that she's inside. Mirai suggests that the protagonist bakes a rice cake, noting that she has also brought toasted Japari Buns with her. Serval states that she loves toasted Japari Buns, and asks Arctic Hare to eat together with them. Arctic Hare says that if she eats carelessly she will get fat, but she notes that she finds it hard to resist the sweet and salty aroma of the sauce. Seeing Arctic Hare's hesitation, Mountain Hare then suggests splitting the Japari Bun in half with her so that she doesn't eat as much.

Relationships

Mountain Hare

She has close relationship with Mountain Hare. Mountain Hare considers Arctic Hare as her little sister. they can be found together most of the time.

Towa, Mirai, and Serval

She eats roasted Japari bun together with the protagonist, Mirai and Serval inside the snow hut which built by the protagonist.

Stats

Friend Stats
Maximum HP: 5,142 Maximum ATK: 3,524
Movement: 94 Attack Speed: 70
Knockback: 32 Anti-Knockback: 45
Reach: 30 Damage Per Second (Single Target): 2,466
Skill Charge Speed: 4 Maximum Targets: 1
Advantageous Terrain: NexonSnowfield.png Disadvantageous Terrain: NexonSandySoil.png

Voice Lines

Line Japanese English
Introduction

雪原へ行きますか。なら、ホッキョクウサギなんていいんじゃないですかねー You go to the snow field? If that so, Isn't Arctic Hare is a good choice?
Battle Cry

やる気十分ですー I'm sufficiently motivated
Skill

ぴょんと行きますよー Let's go by hopping
Victory

勝利って本当にいいものですねー Victory is a really good thing
Level Up

レベルが上がりましたー うふふふ Level up, ufufufu
Wild Release

まだまだ、ホッキョクウサギはやれる子ですよー Not yet, Arctic Hare is an able kid you know?

Home Screen Lines

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