Short-Beaked Common Dolphin/KF3
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| Short-Beaked Common Dolphin | Anime | Festival | Pavilion | KF3 | Nexon Game |
- For voice lines, see Short-Beaked Common Dolphin/KF3/Voice.
Short-Beaked Common Dolphin is a Friend in Kemono Friends 3 that appears in both versions of the game. She is given out to all players upon completion of chapter 3.
Stats
Kemono Friends 3
| App Stats | |||||
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| Base | Max | Stat | Base | Max | |
| Status | 3227 | 23612 | Stamina | 1489 | 10254 |
| Attack | 419 | 3450 | Defense | 389 | 2529 |
| Evasion | 0.0% | 1.0% | Plasm | 40 | |
| Action! Multiplier | +0.0% | +5.0% | Try!! Multiplier | +0.0% | +6.0% |
| Beat!!! Multiplier | +0.0% | +5.0% | |||
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| Kemono Miracle | Overmarine Leap | ||||
| Heals 30% Hp to all allies. Heals 31% Hp to all allies. Heals 32% Hp to all allies. Heals 33% Hp to all allies. Heals 34% Hp to all allies. | |||||
| Beat!!! Ability | Spinning Tail Kick | ||||
| Deals 120% damage to a single enemy. | |||||
| Standby Skill | Support Communication | ||||
| Increases accuracy and evasion of the allies in front row by 10% for 1 turn.
Trigger rate: 70% Trigger count: 2 times | |||||
| Unique Trait | Unihemispheric Sleep [1] | ||||
| Slightly increases poison and sleep resistance. If the terrain is a waterside, moderately increases all resistances. | |||||
Kemono Friends 3: Planet Tours
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| Stamina: | 90 | Attack: | 87 |
| Effective Time: | Day | Effective Area: | Beach |
Trivia
- ↑ Dolphins cannot sleep like humans do; they have to remain conscious, even when they are sleeping. This is because their breathing is not automatic, it is consciously controlled. If like us, dolphins went into a deep unconscious sleep, they would stop breathing and suffocate or drown. To get around this, dolphins only allow one half of their brains to sleep at a time; the other half stays alert to enable the dolphin to continue breathing. This type of sleep is known as unihemispheric sleep.
