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=== Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game) === | === Kemono Friends (2015 Mobile Game) === | ||
[[File:anatahakemonogaosukidesuka.jpg|thumb|upright=1.0|right| Mirai, as she appeared in the original mobile game.]] | |||
Mirai accompanies the [[Towa|protagonist]] and their party through the game's adventure, providing all kinds of support to the player. She drives the Japari Bus, provides exposition and explanation of various Friends and in-game concepts, and gives detailed analyses of hostile Ceruleans using her high-tech glasses. Mirai was the one responsible for bringing the protagonist themselves to Japari Park, apparently at the request of Park's own founder, who believed them to have a special gift. | Mirai accompanies the [[Towa|protagonist]] and their party through the game's adventure, providing all kinds of support to the player. She drives the Japari Bus, provides exposition and explanation of various Friends and in-game concepts, and gives detailed analyses of hostile Ceruleans using her high-tech glasses. Mirai was the one responsible for bringing the protagonist themselves to Japari Park, apparently at the request of Park's own founder, who believed them to have a special gift. | ||
Note: Seemingly contradictory to her appearance in the manga, Mirai is a fairly new Park Guide during the events of the 2015 Kemono Friends game, although this detail may have been retconned at some point. | Note: Seemingly contradictory to her appearance in the manga, Mirai is a fairly new Park Guide during the events of the 2015 Kemono Friends game, although this detail may have been retconned at some point. | ||
=== Kemono Friends (2017 Anime) === | === Kemono Friends (2017 Anime) === | ||
Although they do not learn her identity until much later in the story, [[Serval/Anime|Serval]] and [[Kaban]] first meet Mirai during their initial encounter with [[Lucky-san]], who identifies the feather accessory in the latter's hat and mistakes her for its original owner. This triggers the robot to play back an old recording of Mirai's voice, although Kaban herself had just fallen asleep and did not hear it. Fortunately, the robot would join them on their journey to the library as a guide from there, Mirai's recordings in tow. These short snippets of audio, ranging from narrations of park attractions to detailed research notes to conversations, assist in laying the foundations for the anime's complex and mysterious worldbuilding from that point forth. | Although they do not learn her identity until much later in the story, [[Serval/Anime|Serval]] and [[Kaban]] first meet Mirai during their initial encounter with [[Lucky-san]], who identifies the feather accessory in the latter's hat and mistakes her for its original owner. This triggers the robot to play back an old recording of Mirai's voice, although Kaban herself had just fallen asleep and did not hear it. Fortunately, the robot would join them on their journey to the library as a guide from there, Mirai's recordings in tow. These short snippets of audio, ranging from narrations of park attractions to detailed research notes to conversations, assist in laying the foundations for the anime's complex and mysterious worldbuilding from that point forth. | ||