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{{ | {{2DesignFriendBox/KF3 | ||
|name=Tsuchinoko | |name=Tsuchinoko | ||
|apppic=Tsuchi Transparent.png | |apppic=Tsuchi Transparent.png | ||
|apprarity={{KF34Star}} | |apprarity={{KF34Star}} | ||
|cardpic=PTTsuchinokoForest.jpg | |||
|cardrarity={{KF3SSR}} | |||
|seiyuu=小林ゆう Yū Kobayashi | |seiyuu=小林ゆう Yū Kobayashi | ||
|attribute=Carefree {{KF3Carefree}} | |attribute=Carefree {{KF3Carefree}} (App)<br> Courage {{KF3Courage}} (Arcade) | ||
|implemented=September 24th, 2019 (App) | |implemented=September 24th, 2019 (App)<br> September 25, 2020 (Arcade) | ||
|id=45 | |id=45 | ||
|wr5=Yes | |||
|rainbowtrait=Yes | |||
|partydress=Yes | |||
}} | }} | ||
{{ | {{2DesignFriendBuilder/KF3 | ||
|introduction='''Tsuchinoko''' is a Friend that appears in | |introduction='''Tsuchinoko''' is a Friend that appears in both versions of [[Kemono Friends 3]]. | ||
|personality=KF3 Tsuchinoko affects a confident and blunt personality, with brusque and informal speech patterns, but seems to exhibit shyness in regards to displaying outwardly positive emotions | |personality=KF3 Tsuchinoko affects a confident and blunt personality, with brusque and informal speech patterns, but seems to exhibit shyness in regards to displaying outwardly positive emotions. This is most evident in her victory lines, where she loudly celebrates before stuttering and 'correcting' herself. | ||
|selfintro=私はツチノコ | |||
…あんまジロジロ見んなよ… | |||
|enselfintro=I'm Tsuchinoko. | |||
... don't stare at me. | |||
|status=5413 | |status=5413 | ||
|maxstatus= | |maxstatus=50254 | ||
|hp=1975 | |hp=1975 | ||
|maxhp= | |maxhp=18326 | ||
|atk=999 | |atk=999 | ||
|maxatk= | |maxatk=9265 | ||
|def=418 | |def=418 | ||
|maxdef= | |maxdef=3899 | ||
|evd=5.0% | |evd=5.0% | ||
|maxevd=7.0% | |maxevd=7.0% | ||
| | |beat=+0% | ||
|action=+ | |maxbeat=+5.0% | ||
|action=+0% | |||
|maxaction=+6.0% | |maxaction=+6.0% | ||
|try=+ | |try=+0% | ||
|maxtry=+5.0% | |maxtry=+5.0% | ||
| | |plasm=20 | ||
| | |wrmax=4 | ||
| | |mp=80 | ||
|flags={{Beat}} {{Action15}} {{Action20}} {{TryLow}} {{TryMiddle}} | |flags={{Beat}} {{Action15}} {{Action20}} {{TryLow}} {{TryMiddle}} | ||
|miracleplus={{MPAction}} | |||
|miracle=Hundred Sparking Phantom Kicks | |miracle=Hundred Sparking Phantom Kicks | ||
|miracle1=Deal 57% damage | |miracle1=Deal 57% x7 damage to a single enemy. | ||
|miracle2=Deal 63% damage | |miracle2=Deal 63% x7 damage to a single enemy. | ||
|miracle3=Deal 69% damage | |miracle3=Deal 69% x7 damage to a single enemy. | ||
|miracle4=Deal 74% damage | |miracle4=Deal 74% x7 damage to a single enemy. | ||
|miracle5=Deal 80% damage | |miracle5=Deal 80% x7 damage to a single enemy. | ||
|miracle6=Deal 86% x7 damage to a single enemy. | |||
|beatname=Don't Let Your Guard Down | |beatname=Don't Let Your Guard Down | ||
|beatskill=Deal 120% damage to a single enemy. | |beatskill=Deal 120% damage to a single enemy. | ||
|standby=Energy Sponge | |standby=Energy Sponge | ||
|standbyskill=15% lifesteal for 2 turns. | |standbyskill=15% lifesteal for 2 turns. | ||
Activation chance: 100% | |||
Activation chance: 100% | |||
Charges: 2 | Charges: 2 | ||
|unique=Like A Ghost | |unique=Like A Ghost | ||
|uniqueskill=+ | |uniqueskill=+10% evasion, gain low {{KF3 Camouflage|25px}} Camouflage. | ||
In Cave Terrain, increases damage dealt by 15%. | |||
|miracletrait=Fugitive | |miracletrait=Fugitive | ||
|miracletraitskill=+15% damage, +5% evasion. | |miracletraitskill=+15% damage, +5% evasion. | ||
|rainbowtrait=この探究はだれにも止められない | |||
|rainbowtraitskill=Increases damage and accuracy by 10% for self. Increases accuracy for {{KF3Carefree|25px}} Carefree allies by 5%. | |||
|bondup=慣れ慣れしいのは、嫌いなはずなんだけどな | |||
…ま、もうしばらく付き合ってやるよ | |||
|greeting=ほら、これ | |||
…お前にやる | |||
|strategy=Tsuchinoko is a 'glass cannon' character with some of the lowest survivability in the game when accounting for both HP and defense bases in tandem. However, her damage (while still very high) is not necessarily ''the highest'' in order to counterweight this; she is outdamaged and outdefended by both [[White Tiger/KF3|White Tiger]] and [[Orca/KF3|Orca]], to give Carefree examples. | |strategy=Tsuchinoko is a 'glass cannon' character with some of the lowest survivability in the game when accounting for both HP and defense bases in tandem. However, her damage (while still very high) is not necessarily ''the highest'' in order to counterweight this; she is outdamaged and outdefended by both [[White Tiger/KF3|White Tiger]] and [[Orca/KF3|Orca]], to give Carefree examples. | ||
Consequently, players looking to get the most out of Tsuchinoko should leverage her high base Evasion as much as possible, to provide additional utility by outright nullifying damage and generally making it safer to use her to begin with. Equip her with [[Today's Homework Is Doubled!]] along with standard high-tier survivability photos like [[Captaaain!]], and consider using her alongside friends that affect team evasion or enemy accuracy such as [[Northern White-Faced Owl/KF3|Northern White-Faced Owl]]. Naturally, it is also a good idea to just boost her survivability as much as possible via the same means, with the aforementioned Owl as well as [[Greater Lophorina/KF3|Greater Lophorina]] or [[Shisa Right/KF3|Shisa Right.]] | Consequently, players looking to get the most out of Tsuchinoko should leverage her high base Evasion as much as possible, to provide additional utility by outright nullifying damage and generally making it safer to use her to begin with. Equip her with [[Today's Homework Is Doubled!]] along with standard high-tier survivability photos like [[Captaaain!]], and consider using her alongside friends that affect team evasion or enemy accuracy such as [[Northern White-Faced Owl/KF3|Northern White-Faced Owl]] and [[Malayan Tapir/KF3|Malayan Tapir]]. Naturally, it is also a good idea to just boost her survivability as much as possible via the same means, with the aforementioned Owl as well as [[Greater Lophorina/KF3|Greater Lophorina]] or [[Shisa Right/KF3|Shisa Right.]] | ||
Tsuchinoko's standby should be used sooner rather than later, since you have to actually attack with her for it to have any use whatsoever. | Tsuchinoko's standby should be used sooner rather than later, since you have to actually attack with her for it to have any use whatsoever. While you could have her teammates attack with Try flags on the turn you plan to activate it in order to increase the healing effect the next turn, her low Plasm value means you are probably better off using Beat flags to deal damage or Action flags to setup Miracles. | ||
|cos= | |cos=Icon_dressup_70450.png,Icon_dressup_70451.png,Icon_dressup_70452.png,Icon_dressup_70453.png,Icon_dressup_70454.png,Icon_dressup_70455.png,Icon_dressup_70459.png,end | ||
|cosname=Default,Tracksuit,Park Staff, | |cosname=Default,Tracksuit,Park Staff,Café Uniform,Personal Fashion,Japanese Armor,Party Dress | ||
|cosobt=Default,Default,Default, | |cosobt=Default,Default,Default,Upgrade to 5 Stars,Upgrade to 6 Stars,Available for a limited time from the Stylish Medal Shop | ||
<small>'''2020'''<br/> | |||
January - February<br/> | |||
June<br/> | |||
August - September<br/> | |||
'''2021'''<br/> | |||
March - April</small>,Increase Photo Pocket level to 12 | |||
|trivia=* The coin Tsuchinoko flips during her Kemono Miracle is a reference to a very iconic scene in [[Episode 4 - Desert Area|Episode 4]] of the [[Kemono Friends (2017 Anime)|2017 Anime]] in which she holds up a coin and loudly proclaims the simple phrase "Japari Coin-Da!" The scene has become the source of many jokes amongst fans as well as leading Japari Coins to be commonly associated with the character. | |trivia=* The coin Tsuchinoko flips during her Kemono Miracle is a reference to a very iconic scene in [[Episode 4 - Desert Area|Episode 4]] of the [[Kemono Friends (2017 Anime)|2017 Anime]] in which she holds up a coin and loudly proclaims the simple phrase "Japari Coin-Da!" The scene has become the source of many jokes amongst fans as well as leading Japari Coins to be commonly associated with the character. | ||
|gallery=<gallery heights=250px widths=250px> | |||
TsuchinokoKF3.png|In-game model | |||
</gallery> | |||
}} | }} | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:30, 26 April 2024
| Tsuchinoko | |||
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| Friend Data | |||
| Voice | 小林ゆう Yū Kobayashi | ||
| Game Data | |||
| Attribute | Carefree  (App)Courage  (Arcade)
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| Implemented | September 24th, 2019 (App) September 25, 2020 (Arcade) | ||
| ID # | 45
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| WR5 | Yes
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| Rainbow Trait | Yes
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| Party Dress | Yes | ||
| Tsuchinoko | Anime | Season 2 | Manga | Festival (Costume) | Pavilion (Gen 2) | KF3 (V2) | Kingdom | Nexon Game | Stage Play | Gallery |
- For voice lines, see Tsuchinoko/KF3/Voice.
Tsuchinoko is a Friend that appears in both versions of Kemono Friends 3.
Personality
KF3 Tsuchinoko affects a confident and blunt personality, with brusque and informal speech patterns, but seems to exhibit shyness in regards to displaying outwardly positive emotions. This is most evident in her victory lines, where she loudly celebrates before stuttering and 'correcting' herself.
Self-Introduction
| Japanese | English |
|---|---|
| 私はツチノコ
…あんまジロジロ見んなよ… |
I'm Tsuchinoko.
... don't stare at me. |
Stats
Kemono Friends 3
| App Stats | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Base | Max | Stat | Base | Max | |
| Status | 5413 | 50254 | Stamina | 1975 | 18326 |
| Attack | 999 | 9265 | Defense | 418 | 3899 |
| Evasion | 5.0% | 7.0% | Plasm | 20 | |
| Action! Multiplier | +0% | +6.0% | Try!! Multiplier | +0% | +5.0% |
| Beat!!! Multiplier | +0% | +5.0% | Miracle+ Flag | 
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| Order Flags | |||||
    
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| Skills | |||||
| Kemono Miracle | Hundred Sparking Phantom Kicks | ||||
Deal 57% x7 damage to a single enemy. Deal 63% x7 damage to a single enemy. Deal 69% x7 damage to a single enemy. Deal 74% x7 damage to a single enemy. Deal 80% x7 damage to a single enemy. Deal 86% x7 damage to a single enemy. | |||||
| Beat!!! Ability | Don't Let Your Guard Down | ||||
| Deal 120% damage to a single enemy. | |||||
| Standby Skill | Energy Sponge | ||||
| 15% lifesteal for 2 turns.
Activation chance: 100% Charges: 2 | |||||
| Unique Trait | Like A Ghost | ||||
+10% evasion, gain low  Camouflage.
In Cave Terrain, increases damage dealt by 15%. | |||||
| Miracle Trait | Fugitive | ||||
| +15% damage, +5% evasion. | |||||
| Rainbow Trait | この探究はだれにも止められない | ||||
| Increases damage and accuracy by 10% for self. Increases accuracy for Carefree allies by 5%.
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Strategy
Tsuchinoko is a 'glass cannon' character with some of the lowest survivability in the game when accounting for both HP and defense bases in tandem. However, her damage (while still very high) is not necessarily the highest in order to counterweight this; she is outdamaged and outdefended by both White Tiger and Orca, to give Carefree examples.
Consequently, players looking to get the most out of Tsuchinoko should leverage her high base Evasion as much as possible, to provide additional utility by outright nullifying damage and generally making it safer to use her to begin with. Equip her with Today's Homework Is Doubled! along with standard high-tier survivability photos like Captaaain!, and consider using her alongside friends that affect team evasion or enemy accuracy such as Northern White-Faced Owl and Malayan Tapir. Naturally, it is also a good idea to just boost her survivability as much as possible via the same means, with the aforementioned Owl as well as Greater Lophorina or Shisa Right.
Tsuchinoko's standby should be used sooner rather than later, since you have to actually attack with her for it to have any use whatsoever. While you could have her teammates attack with Try flags on the turn you plan to activate it in order to increase the healing effect the next turn, her low Plasm value means you are probably better off using Beat flags to deal damage or Action flags to setup Miracles.
Kemono Friends 3: Planet Tours
| Planet Tours Stats | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Stamina: | {{{ptstamina}}} | Attack: | {{{ptattack}}} |
| Effective Time: | {{{pttime}}} | Effective Area: | {{{ptarea}}} |
Profile
| Profile | Character Icons | ||||
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| Costumes | |||||
| Name | Costume | How to Obtain | Name | Costume | How to Obtain |
| Default | 
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Default | Tracksuit | 
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Default |
| Park Staff | 
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Default | Café Uniform | 
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Upgrade to 5 Stars |
| Personal Fashion | 
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Upgrade to 6 Stars | Japanese Armor | 
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Available for a limited time from the Stylish Medal Shop
2020 |
| Party Dress | 
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Increase Photo Pocket level to 12 | |||
Trivia
- The coin Tsuchinoko flips during her Kemono Miracle is a reference to a very iconic scene in Episode 4 of the 2017 Anime in which she holds up a coin and loudly proclaims the simple phrase "Japari Coin-Da!" The scene has become the source of many jokes amongst fans as well as leading Japari Coins to be commonly associated with the character.
Gallery
In-game model
