Kemono Friends RP

What is Kemono friends? “Kemono Friends” or “けものフレンズ”, which translates into “Kemono Furenzu”, which means “beast friends” takes place in Japari Park which is a large zoo that is 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.

there are many Biomes in Japari Park to fit the animal girls' needs, these include:

Savanna: The savanna is a tropical or subtropical biome characterized by grasslands with scattered trees and shrubs. It typically experiences distinct wet and dry seasons, with vegetation adapted to periodic droughts and fires.

Jungle: A jungle is a dense, tangled forest ecosystem typically found in tropical regions. It's characterized by high levels of biodiversity, with a variety of plant and animal species. The dense canopy of trees often limits sunlight penetration to the forest floor, creating a lush and humid environment.

Mountains: A mountain is a landform that rises prominently above its surroundings, typically with steep slopes and a defined summit. Mountains can be formed by tectonic forces, volcanic activity, or erosion.

Desert: A desert is a barren landscape characterized by low precipitation levels, resulting in sparse vegetation and often extreme temperatures. Deserts cover about one-fifth of the Earth's land surface and can be found across all continents. They vary widely in terrain, from sandy dunes to rocky plateaus, and support specially adapted plant and animal life.

tundra: a tundra is a cold, treeless biome found in polar regions and at high elevations. It's characterized by low temperatures, permafrost, and a short growing season. Vegetation in the tundra consists mainly of grasses, mosses, lichens, and low-growing shrubs. It's home to animals like caribou, musk oxen, and Arctic foxes, adapted to the harsh conditions.

Plains: Plains are extensive areas of flat or gently rolling land with minimal elevation changes. They can be found on every continent and are characterized by fertile soils. Plains may support grasslands, shrublands, or forests depending on climate and geography, and they often serve as habitats for diverse wildlife.

Taiga: characterized by vast forests of coniferous trees, such as pine, spruce, and fir, it has cold winters.

A: Aardwolf

African Bush Elephant

African Crested Porcupine

African Forest Elephant

African Golden Wolf

African Rock Python

African Wild Dog

Alligator Snapping Turtle

Alpaca Huacaya

Alpaca Suri

Alpine Ibex

Amazon Tree Boa

American Alligator

American Beaver

American Bison

American Rhea

Amoy Tiger

Amur Tiger

Arabian Oryx

Arctic Fox

Arctic Hare

Arctic Tern

Arctic Wolf

Arizonan Jaguar

Asian Golden Cat

Atlantic Puffin

Aurochs

Australian Devil

Axis Deer

Aye Aye

B: Babirusa

Bactrian Camel

Baikal Seal

Bald Eagle

Banteng

Barbary Lion

Barn Owl

Bat-eared Fox

Baweng Satanic Leaf Gecko

Bearded Seal

Bengal Tiger

Bergman's Bear

Binturong

Black Jaguar

Black Leopard

Black Mamba

Black Rhinoceros

Black Swan

Black Thoroughbred

Black-backed Jackal

Black-tailed Prairie Dog

Blackbuck

Blue Whale

Blue Wildebeest

Bobcat

Boomslang

Bornean Orangutan

Bottlenose Dolphin Box Turtle

Brazilian Porcupine

Brown Greater Galago

Brown Long-eared Bat

Brown Thoroughbred

Byakko

C: California Sea Lion

Campo Flicker

Cape Lion

Capybara

Caracal

Cerval

Cheetah

Chimpanzee

Chinese White Dolphin

Chipmunk

Chukar Partridge

Clouded Leopard

Collared Peccary

Common Brushtail Possum

Common Cuckoo

Common Dolphin

Common Eland

Common Hippopotamus

Common Ostrich

Common Raccoon

Common Ringtail Possum

Common Vampire Bat

Common Wombat

Coyote

Culpeo Fox

D: Danzaburou-Danuki

Dhole

Dingo

Dire Wolf

Dodo

Domestic Cat

Domestic Pig

Donkey

Dororo

Dromedary Camel

Dugong

E; Eastern Wolf

Egyptian Goose

Emerald Tree Boa

Emperor Penguin

Emu

Eurasian Beaver

Eurasian Brown Bear

Eurasian Eagle Owl

Eurasian Lynx

Eurasian Otter

European Hare

European Rabbit

European Ratsnake

Ezo Brown Bear

Ezo Red Fox

F: Fennec

Flat-headed Cat

Forest Owlet

Fossa

Frilled Lizard

G: Galápagos Giant Tortoise

Gastornis

Gaur

Genbu

Gentoo Penguin

Geoffroy's Cat

Gharial

Giant Anteater

Giant Armadillo

Giant Forest Hog

Giant Moa

Giant Otter

Giant Panda

Giant Pangolin

Giroro

Gold Shachihoko

Goldcrest

Golden Eagle

Golden Jackal

Golden Lion Tamarin

Golden Snub-nosed Monkey

Golden Tabby Tiger

Gray Fox

Gray Wolf

Greater Bird of Paradise

Greater Flamingo

Greater Glider

Greater Honeyguide

Greater Roadrunner

Green Pheasant

Green Sea Turtle

Grevy's Zebra

Grizzly Bear

Guadalupe Caracara

Guanaco

Guernsey Cattle

H: Habu

Harp Seal

Harpy Eagle

Hellbender

Hipparion

Hippopotamus Gorgops

Hogi pinkfong squarepants

Hokkaido Wolf

Holstein Cattle

Honduran White Bat

Honey Badger

Hooded Seal

Humboldt Penguin

Hyracotherium

I: Impala

Indian Elephant

Indian Rhinoceros

Indian Star Tortoise

Indian Wolf

Indri

Inugami Gyoubu

Iriomote Cat

Italian Wolf

J: Jaguar

Jaguarundi

Japanese Badger

Japanese Black Bear

Japanese Boar

Japanese Bush Warbler

Japanese Cormorant

Japanese Crested Ibis

Japanese Giant Salamander

Japanese Marten

Japanese Otter

Japanese Squirrel

Japanese Wolf

Jersey Cattle

Jinmengyo

Jungle Cat

Jungle Crow

K: Kaban

Keroro

King Cheetah

King Cobra

King Penguin

King Vulture

Koala

Kodiak Bear

Koki

Komodo Dragon

Kururu

Kyubikitsune

Kyūshū Flying Squirrel

L: Lappet-faced Vulture

Leopard

Leopard Tortoise

Lesser Panda

Linnaeus's Two-Toed Sloth

Lion

Long-legged Whiskered Bat

Long-tailed Chinchilla

M: Malayan Tapir

Maltese Tiger

Mammoth

Mandrill

Maned Wolf

Marbled Cat

Margay

Markhor

Martial Eagle

Marvelous Spatuletail

Masai Lion

Masked Palm Civet

Mediterranean Monk Seal

Medium Tree Finch

Meerkat

Merlion

Mexican Wolf

Mexico Salamander

Mirai

Monarch Butterfly

Mongolian Wolf

Moose

Mountain Goat

Mountain Hare

Mountain Tapir

Mule Deer

Muskox

N: Nana

Narwhal

New Guinea Highland Wild Dog

New Zealand Giant Penguin

Nilgai

Northern Dwarf Siren

Northern Fur Seal

Northern Goshawk

Northern Sea Otter

Northern White-faced Owl

Numbat

Nutria

O: Ocelot

Oinarisama

Okapi

Okinawa Rail

Oriental Stork

P: Pale Fox

Pallas's Cat

Panther Chameleon

Passenger Pigeon

Peach Panther

Peafowl

Peregrine Falcon

Pink Fairy Armadillo

Pink-backed Pelican

Plains Zebra

Platypus

Polar Bear

Pond Slider

Pronghorn

Przewalski's Wild Horse

Puma

Père David's Deer

Q: Quagga

R: Rabbit Bandicoot

Raccoon Dog

Red Junglefowl

Red Kangaroo

Red-crowned Crane

Red-footed Tortoise

Reindeer

Resplendent Quetzal

Reticulated Giraffe

Rhim Gazelle

Ring-tailed Lemur

Ringed Seal

Rock Dove

Rock Hyrax

Rock Ptarmigan

Rockhopper Penguin

Roe Deer

Ross's Gull

Rothschild's Giraffe

Royal Penguin

Ryūkyū Wild Boar

S: Sable

Sable Antelope

Sabre Tiger

Saiga

Saltwater Crocodile

Sand Cat

Scaly-tailed Possum

Scarlet Ibis

Scarlet Macaw

Schomburgk's Deer

Secretary Bird

Seiryu

Serval

Sheep

Shisa・Lefty

Shisa・Right

Shoebill

Sika Deer

Silky Anteater

Silver Fox

Sivatherium

Sky Fish

Small-clawed Otter

Snow Leopard

Snow Sheep

South African Giraffe

Southern Brown Kiwi

Southern Cassowary

Southern Pudú

Southern Sea Otter

Southern Tamandua

Spectacled Bear

Spectacled Caiman

Spectacled Hare-wallaby

Spectacled Owl

Spot-billed Duck

Spotted Hyena

Springbok

Squirrel Glider

Steller's Sea Cow

Steller's Sea Lion

Striated Caracara

Striped Skunk

Sulawesi Bear Cuscus

Sumatran Rhinoceros

Sun Bear

Superb Lyrebird

Suzaku

T: Taipan

Takin

Tamama

Tarpan

Tasmanian Devil

Thomson's Gazelle

Thylacine

Thylogale

Tibetan Antelope

Tibetan Sand Fox

Topi

Transvaal Lion

Tsuchinoko

Tube-nosed Bat

Tundra Swan

Tundra Wolf

V: Venezuelan Red Howler

Vicuña

W: Walrus

Water Deer

Western Gorilla

Western Spotted Skunk

White Lion

White Peafowl

White Rhinoceros

White Thoroughbred

White Tiger

White-eared Opossum

White-naped Crane

Woodchuck Bully

Y: Yamata no Orochi

Yatagarasu

Yezo Sika Deer

On Japari Island there is a massive volcano capable of eruptions from big to small. There have been three to date and a fourth one is predicted to happen. The Volcano on the island is way different from normal ones, this particular Volcano erupts star dust which is a mysterious material that created Friends and Ceruleans. small eruptions can also leak Sandstar, leading to an increased Cerulean threat.

Incident one: The First Eruption created the first Friends on Japari Island after Sandstar made contact with organic bodies and the first Cerulean after it made contact with non-organic bodies. Luckily it was able to be cleansed and the park rangers eradicated the Ceruleans, the park was then reopened to the public.

Incident two: The Second Eruption created a second Cerulean outbreak on Japari Island after the crew had saved the park the first time around. the mission to clean out the Ceruleans was ultimately unsuccessful as the park remained dangerous and the team had to evacuate once again. The park was closed and had to evacuate all humans, Leaving behind the friends.

Incident three: The Third Eruption took place on Japari Island several years after humans had left once again due to the second Eruption. Only one person was able to record themselves and the event after randomly being found.

Cerulean's are a collective name for lifeforms born from when Sandstar joined with a non-organic substance. They're generally non-sentient creatures seeking only to devour anything in hopes of collecting more Sandstar. Some Cerulean are larger than others and show signs of intelligence beyond the need to devour anything in their path.