Park (Kingdom)

The Park, formerly known as Paradise, is a feature of Kemono Friends Kingdom which allows the player to interact with Friends and collect resources.

Overview

The Park is an area where Friends gather to chat, play, relax, and prepare to set out on adventures. It is located on a grassy shoreline, amid dilapidated buildings and old stone pathways claimed by overgrowth. The edges of the shoreline are broken up into islets, typically close enough together that Friends and Lucky Beasts can safely hop between them; where larger gaps exist, bridges can be found. A forest borders the Park on the side opposite the water.

In the distance, a large castle is visible rising up over the trees.

Play Menu

Players can invite their favorite Friends to play in the Park through the Play menu, which allows for a number of Friends to be manually assigned to bustle about the Park. This also allows them to participate in Park Stories. The number of Friends who can be selected via the Play menu at one time increases as the level of the player's Main House does likewise. As Friends meander about the Park grounds, they will climb the stairs of the Main House, hop across water barriers, and speak to one another with simple speech balloons depicting emotions such as excitement, anger, surprise, confusion, or sadness; these appear to be wholly random and have no bearing on other matters of game-play, being purely cosmetic. Occasionally, a Friend might sit down at an outdoor seating area. The Park area is also populated by the Lucky Beasts to which the player has access, when they are not currently working on a building or producing materials in a House.

Interacting with Friends

When tapping on a Friend who is playing in the Park, that Friend should say one of two voice lines, accompanied by a dialogue bubble. Tapping and holding on a Friend will allow the player to pick her up and move her around the Park freely, to which she will typically react with frustration, surprise, resignation, or excitement; each Friend has a single "picked up" sprite. Moving a lifted Friend to a chair stationed at any of the outdoor tables will cause her to sit down; the hanging bench in the rear right of the Park does not support this feature. An orange square underneath a lifted Friend tells the player she can be dropped in the spot she is currently hovering over; attempting to drop a lifted Friend somewhere she cannot be, as indicated by the absence of said orange box, will cause her to snap back to the spot she was initially picked up from. Lucky Beasts can also be picked up and moved about, but they do not change their expression; they simply continue in their walking animation, akin to a wind-up toy which has been picked up off the ground, and resume walking once placed back on the ground.

Houses

Players are tasked with restoring dilapidated buildings in the Park called Houses, beautifying the run-down plaza and allowing for resources to be generated. Typically, upgrading one House requires resources only produced by upgrading another, so Houses must be restored in a set sequence. Restoring buildings or generating resources requires Lucky Beasts to be running, so the player must also restore Wind Turbines to increase the number of Lucky Beasts in the Park, as well as to provide Electricity— a key component in most material production.

There are five Houses to be restored in total: House of Air, House of Earth, House of Water, House of Life, and the Main House. The first four of these Houses each generate their own signature Produce Material— Air, Soil, Water, and Ecological Factors, respectively—while the fifth, the Main House, produces a variety of other useful game-play materials such as Fluorites, Energy, and Manuscripts.

Produce Material Houses

As the four Produce Material Houses are levelled up, they gain the ability to produce new, refined forms of those materials alongside their lower-grade versions. Houses can produce Beginner (Level I), Intermediate (Level II), and Advanced (Level III) Produce Materials. Additionally, these buildings are expanded upon level-up, greatly increasing the number of materials a single building can generate at one time. In the case of level I and II materials, a player cannot craft a single instance; they can only be made in batches, increasing the total yield of lower-level material crafting. Level III materials are, meanwhile, always crafted in groups of one.

House of Air DataHouse of Earth DataHouse of Water DataHouse of Life Data

House of Air Material Production

Materials Produced	Quality Level	Batch Size	Production Cost	Time Cost	House Level Required
Pleasant Air	Beginner (I)	5	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x4	2 min.	House of Air 1
Fresh Air	Intermediate (II)	2	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x40 Pleasant Air x5 Clear Water x1	20 min.	House of Air 2
Fragrant Air	Advanced (III)	1	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x80 Fresh Air x1 Clean Water x1	40 min.	House of Air 3

House of Earth Material Production

Materials Produced	Quality Level	Batch Size	Production Cost	Time Cost	House Level Required
Rich Soil	Beginner (I)	5	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x6	3 min.	House of Earth 1
Fertile Soil	Intermediate (II)	2	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x50 Rich Soil x5 Pleasant Air x1	25 min.	House of Earth 2
Virile Soil	Advanced (III)	1	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x100 Fertile Soil x1 Fresh Air x1	50 min.	House of Earth 3

House of Water Material Production

Materials Produced	Quality Level	Batch Size	Production Cost	Time Cost	House Level Required
Clear Water	Beginner (I)	5	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x8	4 min.	House of Water 1
Clean Water	Intermediate (II)	2	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x60 Clear Water x5 Rich Soil x1	30 min.	House of Water 2
Sweet Water	Advanced (III)	1	File:KFKElectricity2.png Electricity x120 Clean Water x1 Fertile Soil x1	60 min.	House of Water 3

House of Life Material Production

Materials Produced	Batch Size	Production Cost	Time Cost	House Level Required
Ecological Factor - Beginning Stage	5	Pleasant Air x5 Rich Soil x5 Clear Water x5	15 min.	House of Life 1
Ecological Factor - Intermediate Stage	2	Fresh Air x1 Fertile Soil x1 Clean Water x1	60 min.	House of Life 2
Ecological Factor - Advanced Stage	1	Fragrant Air x1 Virile Soil x1 Sweet Water x1	120 min.	House of Life 3

Nature Bonus

Production of materials can be expedited by levelling up Friends. Each Friend has one or more traits, called Nature Skills or simply Natures, which passively speed up the production time of a particular House; they give a +1% production speed boost at skill level 1, which becomes a +1.5% boost at skill level 2. Plains Zebra, who has two Natures which do not level up, is the sole exception; when she reaches Tier 1 of Awakening, both of her Natures will be active, granting a combined 2.5% boost to the House of Air. Some Friends can grant an additional +0.3% (at Nature Lv.1) or +0.5% (at Nature Lv.2) boost in tandem with a second Friend; the player needs only own both Friends for this boost to apply, and their Natures do not need to be the same level. Additionally, Friends do not need to be actively playing in the Park for any of their Nature bonuses to activate; all Friends' Nature bonuses apply passively and simultaneously.

As aforementioned, the Natures of the Friends in the following table grant a boost of +1% at Lv.1 which becomes a boost of +1.5% at Lv.2, and those who can provide a bonus boost grant an extra +0.3% boost at Lv.1 which becomes an extra +0.5% boost at Lv.2, so long as their partner is also in the player's character roster.

Nature Bonuses Friend Nature Title Facility Boosted Has Bonus?
African Bush Elephant Expert Hiker Wind Turbine No
Arabian Oryx Runner in the Wind House of Air No
Arctic Hare Smile Messenger Wind Turbine No
Arctic Wolf Polar Walker Wind Turbine No
Aurochs Gym Mania Wind Turbine No
Axolotl Water Fun House of Air No
Black Rhinoceros Mighty Horn Guardian House of Earth No
Blue Whale Roamer House of Water No
Caracal Hunter From the Sky Wind Turbine No
Chevrotain Forest Roamer House of Earth with Least Weasel
Chinese White Dolphin Pink Heart House of Water No
Crested Ibis Empathizer Seeker House of Water No
Emperor Penguin Emperor on Stage House of Life with Southern Rockhopper Penguin
Eurasian Eagle-Owl Night Watcher House of Life with Northern White-Faced Owl
Ezo Red Fox No.1 Player House of Earth with
Silver Fox
Fennec Fox Cute Fox House of Earth No
Gentoo Penguin Swimming Champion House of Air No
Giant Panda Slumberer Wind Turbine No
Golden Eagle ? ? ?
Golden Snub-Nosed Monkey Juggler House of Air No
Gray Wolf Nightwalker House of Earth No
Greater Lophorina Tap Dance House of Air No
Hippopotamus Lord of the Territory Wind Turbine No
Humboldt Penguin Hululu! House of Water No
Indian Peafowl Incarnation of Glamor House of Water No
Jaguar Race Champion Wind Turbine No
Japanese Black Bear Forest Obstructor Wind Turbine No
King Cobra Informed Snake King House of Earth No
Least Weasel Light of Friendship House of Earth with Chevrotain
Lion Lazy Hunter House of Water No
Moose Forest Guardian House of Water No
Mouflon Sweet Babe House of Air No
Mountain Hare Visitor of the Snowy Realm House of Earth No
North American Beaver Dam Builder Wind Turbine No
Northern White-Faced Owl Silent Flyer House of Life with Eurasian Eagle-Owl
Panther Chameleon Rainbow Ninja House of Earth No
Passenger Pigeon Sky Traveler House of Air No
Plains Zebra Badlands Runner (+1%)
Hide-and-Seek Time (+1.5%) House of Air No
Raccoon Treasure Hunter House of Earth No
Red-Eared Slider Stream Shield House of Earth No
Red Junglefowl Buk Ba-Gawk, Yeah! House of Earth No
Reindeer Polar Night Traveler Wind Turbine No
Reticulated Giraffe Slow Life Expert House of Air No
Royal Penguin Ethereal Singer House of Air No
Saltwater Crocodile Lord of the Bay Wind Turbine No
Sand Cat Desert Angel House of Earth No
Scarlet Macaw Imitator House of Water No
Serval Savanna Escort House of Earth No
Shoebill Gazer House of Air No
Short-Beaked Common Dolphin Ocean Voyager House of Air No
Silver Fox Genius Inventor House of Earth with Ezo Red Fox
Southern Rockhopper Penguin Diving Elite House of Life with Emperor Penguin
Stoat Forest Fairy Wind Turbine No
Suri Alpaca Cafe Buyer House of Air No
Tsuchinoko Treasure Tracker House of Water No
Western Lowland Gorilla Master Craftsman House of Earth No
Western Parotia Ballet House of Air No
White Rhinoceros Nature's Sentinel House of Earth No
Wild Bactrian Camel Long Distance Traveler House of Air No

Construction Order Board

The Construction Order board is a wooden notice board hanging from a tree, where Friends from various Areas of Kingdom may request the delivery of materials produced by the player's Houses. In exchange for providing these materials, the player will receive Fluorites proportional to the number, type, and quality of materials given. The player can deliver orders to the Savanna Area, Jungle Area, Plains Area, Desert Area, and Waterfront Area. Orders remain on the board until they are either fulfilled or swapped out for another order with the Refresh button; they do not change on a day-to-day basis.

The first ten orders to be completed in a day each have a x10 multiplier on the Fluorites they award, after which other orders give their standard rewards. Additionally, daily completion of three, six, and ten orders each grant a small Fluorite bonus to the player. This makes it optimal to complete at most ten Order Board requests in a given day, as returns diminish greatly past that point. Since incomplete orders remain on the board between days, players who have fulfilled ten orders in a day may find it efficient to reset any leftover orders offering low Fluorite rewards, so as to let their timers cool down and to maximize the rewards granted when they are multiplied by ten the next day.

Daily Order Board Target Rewards

# of Orders	Reward Granted
3	Stargem x5 Fluorite x5000
6	Stargem x10 Fluorite x10,000
10	Stargem x15 Fluorite x20,000

Comments Mini-Game

Main article: Kingdom:Comments Mini-Game
The Comments Board is a place where Friends in need of assistance post messages asking for aid, typically to solve a mystery or resolve a dispute. The player will follow a story wherein they, often accompanied by the Friend in need, collect clues or advice from an array of other Friends before assembling their findings to reach a conclusion or plan of action. Different endings to the story will occur depending on whether or not the player assembles their evidence in the correct order, and the central Friend will gain an amount of Trust proportional to how well each ending resolved their crisis.

Hike

The Hike map allows players to send groups of five Friends out on hikes to various local areas, from which they will bring back different resources. As the player progresses through the main story of the game, access to more areas, and thus more resources, will be gained. Players can send Friends out for two, four, six, or eight hours at a time, with higher rewards for longer hikes. Each area has special conditions that can be met regarding the Friends sent out on a hike; if the Friends meet these conditions at their minimum, a 30% bonus will be awarded to the player upon the hike's completion. These conditions were initially randomized each time a hike was started on any path, but later became fixed for each route.

Hiking Areas and Reward Types

Hiking Area	2 Hour Reward	4 Hour Reward	6 Hour Reward	8 Hour Reward
Silent River	Half a Bun x4 Fluorites	Half a Bun x12 Fluorites	Half a Bun x20 Fluorites	Half a Bun x32 Fluorites
Haruka's Cabin	Beginner Produce Material x45	Beginner Produce Material x135	Beginner Produce Material x225	Beginner Produce Material x360
Savanna Village	Ruined Manuscript x2	Ruined Manuscript x6	Ruined Manuscript x10	Ruined Manuscript x16
Grassy Path	Intermediate Produce Materials x3	Intermediate Produce Materials x9	Intermediate Produce Materials x15	Intermediate Produce Materials x24

Additionally, each Area has special conditions for hiking parties which, if met, grant a +30% bonus to rewards earned. The first condition is to bring at least one Friend of each Role type— Control, Guard, Heal, Support, and Assault—as well as an ascending level and/or Radiance requirement, as follows:
Silent River: All Friends must be at least Awaken Tier 0 and at least level 30. This area has no Radiance requirements.
Haruka's Cabin: All Friends must be at least Awaken Tier 1, and at least three of these Friends must be Splendor Radiance Friends.
Savanna Village: All Friends must be at least Awaken Tier 1 and at least Level 50, and at least three of these Friends must be Wonder Radiance Friends.
Grassy Path: All Friends must be at Awaken Tier 2, and at least three of these Friends must be Brilliance Radiance Friends.

Trivia

• The only Friends who provide a boost to the production time of the House of Life—Emperor Penguin, Eurasian Eagle-Owl, Northern White-Faced Owl, and Southern Rockhopper Penguin—are also some of the few Friends who provide an extra boost in tandem with a partner, which helps to compensate for the overall lack of boosting Friends for that House.

Bugs and Issues

• Friends who were not implemented in the game before a certain point in its development cycle have bugged dialogue when attempting to speak to them in the Park; when tapped on the main screen, they present only a small, empty speech bubble instead of a quote, and no audio file plays even though the lines can be found in each affected Friends' voice library. This does not affect their ability to give Friend identity clues for the Comments Board mini-game, as these are pulled from a universal pool.
• Golden Eagle suffers from a bug where her model breaks apart, with various pieces of the assembled puppet being strewn across the Park area.