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Klonoa has primarily black fur, with her snout, hands, feet and the ends of her long ears being white. Her eyes are yellow in color with barely any sclera showing. She also has long, fluffy ears with the ends resembling maple leaves and noticeable fangs. She has an hourglass/curvy figure with breasts almost bigger than her head, fat ass, and very thick thighs. Her attire consisted of red shorts, teal green belt, light blue Mrs. Pac-Man cap, yellow gloves, large oversized red dog collar that was worn around her breasts like a bra, and brown and white shoes. She also is shirtless.

The Wind Ring is Klonoa's main weapon and source of attack. It is known to release the Wind Bullet to capture and inflate enemies. The Wind Ring can generate the Wind Bullet that serves as Klonoa's primary attack.

Klonoa is known for being a determined, friendly and good-natured individual, often helping others and saving the various worlds she finds herself in from all sorts of trouble. Klonoa never gives up no matter what she's up against, and because of this determination, she has garnered the respect and admiration.

Klonoa has a wide range of fear levels. For instance, she suffers from acrophobia and hydrophobia, becoming uneasy when too high or near water, but remains relaxed or confident when around ghosts and monsters. Klonoa has her own unique language, with such exclamations as "Manya!" (an exclamation shouted by her whenever she is hurt), "Rupurudu!" (Let's Go!) and "Wahoo!".

Klonoa lives in a world called Phantomile in a small village called Breezegale with her grandfather, who she and everyone else refer to affectionately as "Grandpa". Klonoa doesn't know how big and 'busty' she truly was and is very clueless. When regarding her homeworld, it is shown that she lives in a small house, but it's unknown if she has a family. Klonoa doesn't see the sexual side in things.

Klonoa has her own sort of unique language, with such exclamations as "Manya!" (an exclamation shouted by her whenever he is hurt), "Rupurudu!" (Let's Go!) and "Wahoo!", which have become her trademarks.

Most of her talents come from his particular attributes such as his large ears or his special Wind Ring which can be used for a variety of effects.

Klonoa can often use her large, floppy ears to her advantage by flapping them in order to add a few more inches to her maximum jump height or to remain in the air for a moment longer.

In terms of favorite foods, hamburgers are Klonoa's favorite food, while she doesn't like tomatoes.

Klonoa can't swim.

She’s kinda slow due to her being very heavy.

Grandpa is the caretaker and "grandfather" of Klonoa. He is the elder of the Wind Village, Breezegale. A natural scholar, he has vast knowledge of Phantomile's history and legend.

Huepow is the Prince of Cress and a he is a companion of Klonoa's that enables him to use the Wind Bullet when inside of his Wind Ring.

Joka is an evil clown-like creature and recurring antagonist. As his name suggests, Joka is mischievous and a little bit violent. He is extremely loyal to Ghadius and tries desperately to please him. All he really wants is to be recognized by Ghadius.

Moos are the common main enemies in the Klonoa series. They're oblivious cat-like creatures with a cute smile and big eyes that slowly waddle along paths. They can also be used by Klonoa for double jumps, or throwing at other enemies. Moos come in a variety of colors: the red Moos have no attacks and simply walk away, the green Moos have wings for arms to fly, and some Moos are shielded by silver, gold, or black armor. Although their population is widely spread apart, they seem to have only one leader, Heart Moo. This may be because they are so easygoing, as seen in their fighting style. They don't seem to be so bright either.

Spear Moos are relatives of Shield Moos, and have black fur instead of yellow. Like the Shield Moos, Spear Moos carry shields to protect them from frontal attacks made by Klonoa's Wind Bullet, but also have a spear protruding from the middle of the shield.

Shield Moos are a type of Moo who hold shields. Their shields are used to block Klonoa's Wind Bullet from the front, but their backs are vulnerable.

Armored Moos are a different variant of Moo. The tough armor on this kind of Moo makes it impossible to hit with a Wind Bullet. However, throwing another enemy at an Armored Moo destroys its armor and makes it possible to hit with one. There's also a golden armored version of it that takes two hits before getting exposed.

Flying Moos are a unique variety of Moo that have wings and bird-like feet. They, like most of their relatives, cannot directly attack Klonoa. Flying Moos are small, creature-like enemies with a rounded body structure similar to that of standard Moos. Their bodies are primarily green in color. Attached to their backs is a pair of yellow wings, which are relatively small in proportion to their bodies. They have large, round blue eyes positioned on the front of their face. Their ears are long and extend outward and slightly upward, ending in rounded tips. Near the end of each ear, just before the tip, there is a distinct orange ring marking that encircles the ear. Their feet are also orange and are small and rounded in shape. A short, small tail is present at the back of their body. Their overall proportions are compact, with a simple and soft design consistent with other Moo variants.

Giant Moos are the type of Moo that have grown quite large after ingesting many Dream Stones.

They cannot be caught with a Wind Bullet, but hitting them with one stuns them, and makes it possible to jump on them. When another enemy is thrown at a Giant Moo they explode, releasing several dream stones that they possibly ate. Variants include Giant Shield Moos and Giant Armored Moos.

Spring Moos, also known as Hoppin' Moos, are another relative of the Shield Moos.

They are essentially Shield Moos in bouncy spring platforms, so they're still vulnerable from behind.

Boomies are enemies in the Klonoa series. They are mouse-like monsters that explode after a set amount of time elapses.

Once a Boomie starts glowing and flickering, they will explode and will destroy anything that is near the impact.

The Glibz found in Phantomile normally hide in their pink shells. When Klonoa gets near, they will pop their guns out and fire two shots at him, after which they'll quickly poke their heads out. This is the only time they can be caught with Wind Bullets.

Burnies are enemies in the Klonoa series. While holding onto their orbs, they utilize fire to defend themselves. At certain intervals, Klonoa can jump between them and their spinning flames to capture them with the Wind Bullet. Burnies in Phantomile appear to have purple fur.

Breezegale is Klonoa's home.

Breezegale is a village where the wind is plentiful, and has a large windmill located at the center.

The villagers can harness the power of the wind, and shape and process stone using concentrated air. Behind the windmill is an abandoned mine named Gunston Mine. At the top of the mine is Bell Hill, which features a ringing bell to announce the time. Klonoa lives in Breezegale with his grandfather, and is a setting for most games. Near the village is the Ruins of the Wind Kingdom which used to be inhabited by an ancient kingdom that used to stand in Breezegale. Inhabitants

The Breezegale residents seem to resemble Klonoa's species, having long, puffy ears and animalistic features. The village elder is Klonoa's Grandpa.

Forlock, also known as Forlock Forest, is a village built around a large tree in Klonoa: Door to Phantomile. The inhabitants are known for their woodworking skills and use things such as wood, nuts, and vines as means to travel between trees.

Forlock Forest is mostly a large forest that surrounds a large tree. The inhabitants use wooden machinery consisting of vines, nuts, and logs to get around. The waters flowing from Jugpot are what provide the trees their nourishment in order for them to thrive. Inhabitants

The residents of Forlock seem to consist of tribesman that wield fork-like spears as their weapons. The male inhabitants have a line of red, spikey hair on their heads and on their cheeks, mark two red lines, supposedly showing them as warriors.

Jugpot is the Kingdom of Water, and the third kingdom Klonoa ventures to in Klonoa: Door to Phantomile.

Description

The kingdom of Jugpot is a primarily water-based region, with the kingdom itself being built upon the various rocks and islands dotted above the waters surface, or carved into gigantic spiral shells of unknown origin. Like most locations of Phantomile, the kingdom is incredibly colorful. Judging by its large, opulent buildings and archways, the kingdom has some degree of wealth. This may be due to the fact that Jugpot provides the other regions with boundless water supply, particularly Forlock. There is also frozen glacier river stream running from Jugpot to Breezegale known as The Leviathan's Ice Cave, due to the large skeleton of a reptile-like creature frozen to the walls.

At the center of a lake near the Jugpot waterfall is a shell-like palace. It is here that King Seadoph dwells, along with his companion, Pamela and Karal. Inhabitants

The primary indigenous species of Jugpot seem to be made up of beings much like Seadoph. They are short, regardless of age and have rather childish voices. They possess claws like that of a crab, which appear to be of varying colors. They have short, salamander-like tails that may help whilst swimming. The soldiers wear blue or purple military clothing, along with an oversized hat. It is unknown what the civilians wear (if there are any).

King Seadoph is the king of Jugpot, the Water Kingdom. He is also Pamela and Karal's leader.

As King of Jugpot, King Seadoph has the ability to reverse and forward the flow of water that is needed to flourish the trees in Forlock.

Seadoph is the king of the Water Kingdom of Jugpot, Phantomile's only remaining kingdom. He is the guardian of the Eternal Spring and a keeper of some of Phantomile's secrets. He, along with Pamela, were corrupted by Ghadius to prevent the water from flowing to Forlock, making the water flow backwards (meaning the water flows up rather than down and that the water no longer reaches Forlock, killing off the majority of the forest, presumably along with its wildlife and some of its inhabitants).

Pamela, also known simply as Karal's mother, is a large fish who first appeared in Klonoa: Door to Phantomile. Her son is Karal.

She first appeared as a corrupted beast, servant to the tainted King Seadoph. In her normal form, her scales are light pink with her horns plumed and graceful, along with her two pairs of feathered fins. Pamela's eyes are blue, and a blue gem was embedded on her forehead.

Karal is a young fish who first appeared in Klonoa: Door to Phantomile. He is the son of Pamela. He would later appear in the Wii remake of Door to Phantomile.

He is a yellow, fishlike creature. His scales are yellow with his flippers and tail fin is tinted with purple. The tips on Karal's horns are also tinged with purple and a pair of small blue streaks runs behind his pink eyes. A large pink gem is embedded on his forehead.

Coronia is an unpopulated shrine that floats in the sky in Klonoa: Door to Phantomile. It is home to priests, including Moire, Solare and Soleil. To get access to the sanctuary, Klonoa has to collect four orbs/jewels and place them on the pedestals. Whenever the sun eclipses, the enemies in Coronia grow stronger and are invincible by the power of the darkness. When the sun is shining again, the enemies are weak and vulnerable.

Priests inhabit the Sun Kingdom. The known residents of Coronia are the priests, Moire, Solare, and Soleil. A creature raised by the priests, Nagapoko, also resides in Coronia.

Cress is a mythical kingdom in Klonoa: Door to Phantomile and its Wii remake. A legend in Phantomile states that "dream energy", a substance made up of forgotten dreams, is gathered there. This substance is said to be what gives Phantomile its shape and form. Huepow lives here, and is prince of this kingdom.

The Kingdom of Cress is mainly a floating purple castle. Giant crystals in the colors of blue, purple, yellow, green and red protruded from the bottom of the kingdom, surrounding the castle. A large, glowing crescent moon is displayed as the emblem of the kingdom. Inhabitants

The known inhabitants of Cress we've seen is the Prince, Huepow, his mother, the Moon Queen, and soldiers of Cress. They wear vast white clothing which resembles to an astronaut or a space suit and have large round eyes resembling an alien from outer space.

Ghadius is the main antagonist. He is the Dark King, who wants to obtain the Moon Pendant to open the door to Cress, the Moon Kingdom. Most of the leg-work is done by his sidekick, Joka.

Ghadius is a tall, humanoid-like entity with no clearly defined physical body, as he is a dark spirit. His form is largely composed of a large, flowing cloak that surrounds and replaces most of his body. The cloak is dark in color, often appearing black with subtle purple tones near the edges, and extends outward in wide, angular shapes. The upper part of the cloak forms a high, pointed collar that rises sharply around his head.

His face is hidden behind a golden mask shaped like a stylized bird head, featuring a long, pointed beak. The mask includes red eyes, which are visible through its eye openings. Beneath the mask, he has pale skin and light purple lips.

Instead of fully attached arms, Ghadius has floating hands that are separate from his body. These hands wear red gloves and move independently in the air. The interior of his cloak does not reveal a solid body, appearing instead as an empty or void-like space, reinforcing his nature as a spirit rather than a physical being.