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Kemono Friends

Kemono Friends (Japanese: けものフレ


ンズ Hepburn: Kemono Furenzu) is a
Japanese media franchise created by
manga artist Mine Yoshizaki. The project
first produced a mobile game developed
by Nexon, which ran between March
2015 and December 2016. A manga by
Furai was serialized in Kadokawa's
Monthly Shōnen Ace between May 2015
and March 2017. A second game in the
series was released by Bushiroad on
January 26, 2018. An anime television
series produced by Yaoyorozu aired
between January and March 2017; the
anime was co-financed and licensed by
Crunchyroll.[2] A second season by
Tomason aired between January to April
2019.
Kemono Friends

Anime key visual

けものフレンズ
(Kemono Furenzu)

Genre Adventure[1]

Game

Developer Nexon

Publisher Nexon

Designed by Mine Yoshizaki

Genre RPG

Platform Android, iOS


Released Android
March 16, 2015
iOS
March 19, 2015

Manga

Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park!

Written by Furai

Published by Kadokawa Shoten

English publisher NA Yen Press

Demographic Shōnen

Magazine Monthly Shōnen Ace

Original run July 2015 – March


2017

Volumes 2

Anime television series

Directed by Tatsuki

Produced by Kōji Akio


Jun Fukuda
Nobuyuki Hosoya
Yūichi Izumi
Daijō Kudō
Mika Shimizu
Tomo Shioda
Yasuyuki Okamoto
Yoshihiko Ishigaki
Satoshi Fukuda

Written by Tatsuki

Music by Akiyuki Tateyama

Studio Yaoyorozu

Licensed by NA Crunchyroll
(streaming)
Discotek Media
(home video)

Original network TV Tokyo, TV Osaka,


TV Aichi, AT-X
Original run January 10, 2017 –
March 28, 2017

Episodes 12

Game

Kemono Friends Pavilion

Developer UniqueWave

Publisher Bushiroad

Designed by Mine Yoshizaki

Genre Incremental

Platform Android, iOS

Released January 26, 2018

Original net animation

Welcome to the Japari Park

Licensed by NA Crunchyroll

Released August 10, 2018 –


present
Game

Kemono Friends Picross

Developer Jupiter

Publisher Kadokawa Games

Genre Puzzle game

Platform Nintendo Switch

Released October 4, 2018

Anime television series

Kemono Friends 2

Directed by Ryuichi Kimura

Produced by Nobuyuki Hosoya


Miho Ichii
Yūichi Izumi
Kōji Akio
Daijō Kudō
Yasuyuki Okamoto
Yoshihiko Ishigaki
Satoshi Fukuda
Aya Iizuka
Toshio Iizuka
Toshihiro Nagoshi
Hidehisa Nagasawa
Nobuo Kameyama

Written by Takuya Masumoto

Music by Akiyuki Tateyama

Studio Tomason

Licensed by NA Crunchyroll

Original network TV Tokyo, TV Osaka,


TV Aichi, AT-X

Original run January 7, 2019 – April


1, 2019

Episodes 12

Anime and Manga portal


Plot
Japari Park is a large zoo home to extant
species, endangered species, extinct
species, cryptids and some legendary
creatures. Due to a mysterious
substance known as "Sandstar", many of
the animals have become
anthropomorphized into girls known as
Friends (フレンズ Furenzu).[3]

The manga follows a park keeper named


Nana who looks after the various Friends
in Japari Park. In the anime, a girl known
only as Kaban wakes up in Japari Park
with no recollection of who she is or how
she got there and encounters a Serval
friend. Together, they set out on an
adventure to find out what kind of animal
Kaban is, passing through multiple
regions of Japari Park and meeting new
Friends along the way.

Characters
Kemono Friends

Main characters

Kaban (かばん, lit. Bag)


Voiced by: Aya Uchida (Japanese);
Suzie Yeung (English)[4][5]
The main protagonist of the anime
series. A young girl who finds herself in
Japari Park with no memory of who
she is or where she comes from. Her
name was given by Serval due to the
backpack she carries. Shy yet
resourceful, she travels through Japari
Park along with Serval to find out her
identity while encountering more
Friends along the way, eventually
discovering that she is a human. She is
the only character with whom Lucky
Beast will directly communicate. In
Kemono Friends 2, she reappears as an
adult, working alongside the owls to
research the phenomenom of
Ceruleans.
Serval (サーバル Sābaru)
Voiced by: Yuka Ozaki (Japanese);
Dani Chambers (English)[4][5]
A serval cat that was originally from
the Savannah Area of Japari Park. She
is the first friend to meet Kaban, eager
to journey with her in the search for her
identity. Energetic and curious, Serval
is often amazed by the skills and
talents of Kaban and the Friends they
encounter on their journey. She
reappears as a main character in
Kemono Friends 2, though appears to
have lost her memory of her time with
Kaban.

Key Friends

Fennec (フェネック Fenekku)


Voiced by: Kana Motomiya (Japanese);
Alexis Tipton (English)[4][5]
A fennec fox who accompanies
Raccoon as she pursues Kaban and
Serval.
Raccoon (アライグマ Araiguma)
Voiced by: Saki Ono (Japanese);
Madeleine Morris (English)[4]
A raccoon who is chasing after Kaban
and Serval, believing that she stole
something from her. She calls herself
"Arai-san" instead of using the word "I".
PPP (ぺぱぷ PePaPu)
Voiced by: Mikoi Sasaki (Princess),
Ruka Nemoto (Emperor), Kyoka
Tamura (Gentoo), Aina Aiba (Rocker),
Ikuko Chikuta (Hululu) (Japanese);
Amanda Lee (Princess), Dawn M.
Bennett (Emperor), Megan Shipman
(Gentoo), Morgan Berry (Rocker), Kayli
Mills (Hululu) (English)[4][5]
An all-penguin idol group, consisting of
Princess (プリンセス Purinsesu), a
royal penguin; Emperor (コウテイ
Kōtei), an emperor penguin; Gean (ジェ
ーン Jēn), a gentoo penguin; Rocker
(イワビー Iwabī), a rockhopper
penguin; and Hululu (フルル Hururu), a
humboldt penguin.
Ezo Red Fox (キタキツネ Kita Kitsune)
Voiced by: Suzuko Mimori (Japanese);
Apphia Yu (English)[5]
A reoccuring character in the manga
series. An Ezo red fox who is rather
lazy and enjoys eating Japari buns.
Northern White-faced Owl (アフリカオ
オコノハズク Afurika Ōkonohazuku)
and Eurasian Eagle Owl (ワシミミズク
Washi Mimizuku)
Voiced by: Shiori Mikami (White Faced
Owl), Akari Uehara (Eurasian Eagle
Owl) (Japanese); Kimberley Anne
Campbell, Bryn Apprill (English)[5]
A northern white-faced owl and
eurasian eagle owl - respectively
referred to as Professor (博士 Hakase)
and Assistant (助手 Joshu) - who
reside in Japari library.

Kemono Friends 2

Kyururu (キュルル)
Voiced by: Yui Ishikawa[6]
The main protagonist of Kemono
Friends 2, named after the sound of
their stomach grumbling. They
emerged from a mysterious laboratory
in Japari Park, with their only clue
home being a sketchbook.
Caracal (カラカル Karakaru)
Voiced by: Riko Koike[6]
A caracal who appears alongside
Serval in Kemono Friends 2.
Giant Armadillo (オオアルマジロ
Ōarumajiro) and Giant Pangolin (オオ
センザンコウ Ōsenzankou)
Voiced by: Emily Fajardo (Armadillo),
Anairis Quinones (Pangolin) (English)[5]
A giant armadillo and giant pangolin -
respectively nicknamed Alma and Sen
- who work as detectives who will take
on any request in exchange for food.

Other characters

Lucky Beast (ラッキービースト Rakkī


Bīsuto)
A small, robotic creature also referred
to as "Boss" (ボス) by the Friends.
While he does not respond to the
Friends themselves, he will directly
answer questions and statements
made by Kaban, providing information
on Japari Park, Friends, and needed
items when trouble arises.
Mirai (ミライ)
Voiced by: Aya Uchida (Japanese);
Suzie Yeung (English)[5]
A park guide who worked at Japari
Park when it was still open and adores
animals. During her time at the park,
she recorded various reports which are
played through Lucky Beast. A different
Serval (Voiced by: Ai Nonaka) worked
alongside Mirai when Japari Park was
open.
Nana (奈々)
The main protagonist of the manga,
who works as a caretaker at Japari
Park.

Media
Video games
The first smartphone app by Nexon
launched in Japan in March 2015,
running until its service was shut down
on December 14, 2016, one month prior
to the anime's premiere.[7] Nexon initially
stated that there were no plans to restart
the service despite the popularity of the
anime series,[8] although the company
later announced that, while a return is
possible, no final decision on a game
relaunch has been made.[9]

On April 23, a new game in development


by Bushiroad was announced.[10] On
August 14, its name was revealed to be
Kemono Friends Pavilion (Japanese: けも
のフレンズぱびりおん Hepburn: Kemono
Furenzu Pabirion),[11] and will be a
simulation game. Originally meant to be
released in late 2017, the release date
was pushed back to January 26,
2018.[12][13]

Kemono Friends Picross, a picross game


developed by Jupiter, was released
internationally for Nintendo Switch on
October 4, 2018.[14]

Manga

A manga illustrated by Furai, titled


Kemono Friends: Welcome to Japari Park!
(けものフレンズ ようこそジャパリパー
クへ! Kemono Furenzu: Yōkoso Japari
Park e!), began serialization in Kadokawa
Shoten's Shōnen Ace magazine from May
2015.[7] The first tankōbon volume was
released on December 26, 2016.[15] At
their panel in Anime Expo, Yen Press
announced their license to the manga.[16]
In April 2018, Tokyopop released the
German version of the manga on July 26,
2018.[17]

Anime

The anime television series, produced by


Yaoyorozu, aired in Japan between
January 10, 2017, and March 28, 2017;
the anime was simulcast by Crunchyroll,
which co-financed and licensed the
anime series.[18] The opening theme is
"Yōkoso Japari Park e" (ようこそジャパ
リパークへ Welcome to Japari Park) by
Dōbutsu Biscuits×PPP, while the ending
theme is "Boku no Friend" (ぼくのフレン
ド My Friend) by Mewhan. Original
content for TV Tokyo's AniTele service
was released from April 1, 2017.[19] An
unofficial "episode 12.1" 2-minute short
was uploaded by the director to Niconico
and YouTube on April 5, 2017.[20]
Additional shorts have been created in
collaboration with Japan Racing
Association, Animelo Summer Live 2017,
and Nissin Foods.[21][22][23] Discotek
Media will distribute the series for
Crunchyroll in North America, and will
produce an English dub by Sound
Cadence Studios.[24] The full English dub
cast will be announced at Otakon 2019. It
will be released on Blu-ray on September
24, 2019.

A second anime season was announced


to be greenlit for production on July 26,
2017, and was officially confirmed on
September 2, 2018.[25][26][27] The second
season is animated by Tomason, with
Ryuichi Kimura and Takuya Matsumoto
replacing Tatsuki as director and writer,
respectively. The rest of the cast and
staff are reprising their roles. The second
season aired from January 14 to April 1,
2019.[6] The opening theme is "Notteke~
Japari Beat," by Dōbutsu Biscuits×PPP.
The ending theme from episodes 1-5 is
"Hoshi o Tsunagete" by Gothic×Luck.[28]
From episode 6-onwards, Gothic×Luck
performed the series' second ending
theme "Kimi wa Kaeru Basho."[29] A short
anime titled Kemono Friends 3 has been
greenlit for production.[30]

An original net animation mini-series


based on the original mobile game, titled
Welcome to the Japari Park (ようこそジ
ャパリパーク Yōkoso Japari Pāku),
began streaming on TV Tokyo's
AnimeTele service from August 10,
2018.[31] Crunchyroll began streaming
the series from October 16, 2018.[32]
Stage play

A stage play adaptation of Kemono


Friends with an original storyline ran at
the Shinagawa Prince Hotel Club eX in
Tokyo from 2017 June 14 to 18. Hiroki
Murakami directed the play and penned
the script while some of the characters
were portrayed by the same actors who
voiced them in the anime series. It ran
again from 2018 January 13 to 21.

Reception
Anime

Initial criticism often latched onto the 3D


CGI animation style and character
design. Critic Hiroki Azuma reported on
Twitter that he stopped watching
partway through the first episode.
However, its popularity increased
explosively after the release of the fourth
episode.[33] Referring to the simplistic
and innocent but addictive nature of the
show, it has been described by cynical
bloggers as "causing one's IQ to melt"
and "lowering one's intelligence".[34][35]
Despite its low production quality, the
anime series earned praise from critics
and viewers in Japan due to its well
crafted storyline and characters,
becoming a fad in the country.[36] Nick
Creamer of Anime News Network gave
the series an overall grade of B, praising
the worldbuilding and criticizing the
visual aspects.[37]

Multiple phrases and exclamations from


the anime have become popular
keywords on Twitter;[38][33] Kemono
Friends-related phrases have been
tweeted by the accounts of Sharp and
Warner Bros. Japan.[39]

The first episode of Kemono Friends


quickly surpassed the first episode of Is
the Order a Rabbit? (9 million views as of
September 2017; uploaded on April 16,
2014) as well as other popular shows like
Attack on Titan in total views on Niconico
Douga. By February 5, it had surpassed 1
million views, by April 4, it had surpassed
5 million views, and by August 24, it had
reached a record-breaking 10 million
views.[40]

The week after episode 12 and around


the time episodes would normally air,
demand for an episode 13 reached
Twitter's international trends list,[41] and
the episode 12.1 short that was
uploaded that day (April 5) had reached
over 1 million views on both Niconico
and YouTube by April 7.

The opening theme song "Yokoso Japari


Park e" rose to 3rd place in the iTunes
charts upon release.[42] It was revealed
on May 20 that "Yokoso Japari Park e"
had reached gold status (sales of
100,000+ in Japan).[43][44] Gen Hoshino
has expressed high praise of the song.[39]
Hisashi, guitarist of the band Glay, was
inspired to create a guitar arrangement
of the opening theme song after
watching episode 11.[45]

Multiple other Kemono Friends


merchandise topped Amazon rankings
upon announcement.[34] The unexpected
popularity of the show created a
shortage in supply and reservations had
to be placed on backorder.[33]

It was reported on NHK's News Check 11


that an increase in the number of visits to
zoos rose as a direct result of inspired
viewers of Kemono Friends.[35] Kemono
Friends has also participated in multiple
promotional events with zoos and other
establishments, such as posting boards
in the image of the franchise's
anthropomorphized animals near their
real-life counterparts. One of the results
of this was a Humboldt penguin named
Grape-kun (Japanese: グレープ君) at the
Saitama Tobu Zoo that appeared to have
fallen in love with its Kemono Friends
depiction, display mating behavior
towards the board. The popularity of this
unusual incident was substantial, such
that the penguin was featured on the obi
of the fourth guidebook, and the board
was not removed after the promotion
ended. Grape-kun died on October 12,
2017, beside the cutout.[46]

Accolades

Kemono Friends won in the Television


Animation Division at the 2018 Tokyo
Anime Award Festival.[47]

Controversy
Dispute between Kadokawa
and Yaoyorozu

On September 25, 2017, the director of


the anime, Tatsuki, revealed on Twitter
that Kadokawa had decided to replace
him for the production of the second
season; fan response included immense
condemnation of Kadokawa and
widespread support of Tatsuki, as
Tatsuki is regarded as being a highly
instrumental part of the anime's charm
and success.[48][49][50][51] Fans left angry
comments en masse towards Kadokawa
on Niconico Douga's stream of the first
episode, with some declaring that they
would cancel their Niconico Douga
premium membership with the service in
response to Tatsuki's firing, as Dwango
[Niconico's owner] and Kadokawa are
both child companies of Kadokawa
Dwango.[52] The Nikkei reported that
stock prices for Kadokawa Dwango fell
by 3.3% compared to the previous day at
the Tokyo Stock Exchange as a result of
the news.[53] In response, the production
committee of the Kemono Friends anime
announced that director Tatsuki and the
animation studio Yaoyorozu had been
using the Kemono Friends property on its
own without consulting all concerned
parties and that Yaoyorozu would not
agree to a normalization in
communication and withdrew from the
project as a result.[54] A September 26
Kemono Friends streaming program on
Niconico Douga then featured several
voice actresses from the anime publicly
apologizing for the ongoing controversy,
despite having little connection to the
corporate decisions made. This led to
further backlash against Kadokawa, with
accusations that they had used the
actresses to deflect blame from the
company itself.[55]

On December 27, 2017, Yoshitada


Fukuhara, the animation producer,
confirmed that Yaoyorozu would
ultimately not go on to produce the
second season.[56]

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51. "「突然ですが、けものフレンズの
アニメから外れる事になりました」
たつき監督がTwitterで報告 ファン
に衝撃広がる" . ねとらぼ (in
Japanese). Retrieved September 26,
2017.
52. "ニコニコ動画「けものフレンズ」1
話が大荒れ プレミアム解約宣言や
KADOKAWA株価速報で画面が埋ま
る" . ねとらぼ (in Japanese).
Retrieved September 27, 2017.
53. "<東証>カドカワが軟調 人気ア
ニメの監督降板、悪影響を懸念" .
The Nikkei (in Japanese). Retrieved
September 27, 2017.
54. "「けものフレンズ」たつき監督降
板騒動、原因は制作会社との条件不
一致 製作委員会が正式にコメン
ト" . ねとらぼ (in Japanese).
Retrieved September 26, 2017.
55. "Fans take to Change.org to bring
back former Kemono Friends
director" . Anime News Network.
Retrieved September 27, 2017.
56. 福原慶匡 [@fukuhara_ystd]
(December 27, 2017). "今回はお騒が
せをしまして誠に申し訳ございませ
んでした、皆様を不安にさせてしま
った事をお詫び致します。最終的な
報告になりますが、2期を外れる事
に関しては覆りませんでした。井上
専務と共に皆様のご期待に応える
為、精一杯取り組んで参りました
が、力及ばず大変申し訳ございませ
んでした。" (Tweet) (in Japanese).
Retrieved December 28, 2017 – via
Twitter.
External links
Official anime website (in Japanese)
Kemono Friends Official's channel on
YouTube (in Japanese)
Kemono Friends (anime) at Anime
News Network's encyclopedia

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