WtJPE015
| Episode 15 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
|
| |||
| ? | |||
| Episode Data | |||
| Air Date | June 1st, 2019
| ||
| Introductions | Platypus
| ||
| Previous | Episode 14
| ||
| Next | Episode 16 | ||
The fifteenth episode of Welcome to Japari Park (2018 ONA). This episode storyline is based on KF Nexon Chapter 4 Episode 10 - Chapter 4 Episode 16.
Summary
Fake Serval got captured by Towa's group after she stole the last Japari Bun and they put her on the blanket, tie her body with a rope. White Rhinoceros and Black Rhinoceros know that Fake Serval is the one who causes gaogao disease and threatens her to tell them how to cure the gaogao disease. Serval tried to tell the duo Rhinos about Fake Serval might not know anything at all by meowing. Serval suddenly remember that no one can understand her speak but Cellval understand what Serval trying to say. Crested Ibis noticed the gooey stuff on the ground that they saw when Serval got contacted with gaogao disease. The management center finished investigating the goo and found it the causes of gaogao disease. The group went to Forest of Silence to find the source of goo. Mirai tell everyone that they are going to see Amatatsu Falls, the most famous landmark in Nakabe Region. Everyone including Fake Serval enjoying the view however Fake Serval suddenly see a vision of Cellien Queen, her eyes glowing, surrounded with red aura, and managed to break the rope around her body.
Major Events
- Fake Serval is captured and is now traveling with the group.
- The group heads to the Amatatsu Falls in the Forest of Silence, the source of the goo that's causing the gaogao disease.
- Cellval sees a vision of the Cellien Queen for the second time, causing red glowing eyes and an odd aura.
- The Lucky Beast shows a video recording of Kako, who explains that when Celliens copy Friends, they passively gain information about the Friend they copy, exhibited through mimicry.
Animal Talk Segments
Mirai and Crested Ibis are the one who do the commentary about Platypus animal talk. Crested Ibis say that the Park's Platypus is highly competitive athlete, she practices her swing by hitting tennis balls on wall everyday.