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In the end, the Cerulean is destroyed. Kururu reveals that they can go back to their normal selves by leaving the park and distancing themselves from the Sandstar. However, before that, they have the promised party with lots of Japari Manju. |
In the end, the Cerulean is destroyed. Kururu reveals that they can go back to their normal selves by leaving the park and distancing themselves from the Sandstar. However, before that, they have the promised party with lots of Japari Manju. |
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+ | After the party is over, however, rather than leaving and going back to normal, Keroro says they'll help Hero, Serval and the others in their own quest. All other platoon members quickly agree, offering their talents to help their new friends. |
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Dororo admires the harmony in the Japari Park and swears to protect it. She appears to help the Keroro and the others while they search for Kururu, but they don't recognize her, calling her only a "mystery beauty". Dororo actually enjoys the role, although eventually gets disappointed when she notices that "Dororo" is being completely forgotten by the others. Even after mentioning her name, the others didn't remember her, only actually recognizing her after she went into a furious trauma mode where she beat up Keroro. |
Dororo admires the harmony in the Japari Park and swears to protect it. She appears to help the Keroro and the others while they search for Kururu, but they don't recognize her, calling her only a "mystery beauty". Dororo actually enjoys the role, although eventually gets disappointed when she notices that "Dororo" is being completely forgotten by the others. Even after mentioning her name, the others didn't remember her, only actually recognizing her after she went into a furious trauma mode where she beat up Keroro. |
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| − | She changes her speech style entirely after becoming a girl. It's still comically formal, but more adequate for a girl. Her {{nihongo prop|'''sessha'''|拙者}}, an archaic "I" used by Samurai, is replaced by the extremely formal {{nihongo prop|'''watakushi'''|私}}. Meanwhile, in her voiced dialogue, her {{nihongo prop|'''[[de gozaru]]'''|でござる}} sentence ender is replaced by {{nihongo prop|'''desu ne'''|ですね}}. In |
+ | She changes her speech style entirely after becoming a girl. It's still comically formal, but more adequate for a girl. Her {{nihongo prop|'''sessha'''|拙者}}, an archaic "I" used by Samurai, is replaced by the extremely formal {{nihongo prop|'''watakushi'''|私}}. Meanwhile, in all her voiced dialogue, her {{nihongo prop|'''[[de gozaru]]'''|でござる}} sentence ender is replaced by {{nihongo prop|'''desu ne'''|ですね}}. In her non-voiced script though, she also uses a simple {{nihongo prop|'''desu'''|です}} quite a bit. |
When she's in trauma mode, she calls Keroro by ''Keroro-chan'', rather than ''Keroro-kun''. Differently from Dororo's usual trauma mode though, she actually attacks Keroro while crying, repeatedly screaming "idiot!". |
When she's in trauma mode, she calls Keroro by ''Keroro-chan'', rather than ''Keroro-kun''. Differently from Dororo's usual trauma mode though, she actually attacks Keroro while crying, repeatedly screaming "idiot!". |
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Revision as of 14:35, 17 February 2017
The Keroro Platoon Girl Type (女の子型ケロロ小隊 Onnanoko Gata Keroro Shoutai) is the Keroro Platoon after being transformed into human girls. They appear in collaboration with the mobile RPG Kemono Friends. The Event Quest tied to the Collaboration was written with Mine Yoshizaki's supervision.
History
In the event quest tied in to the collaboration, the Keroro Platoon decides to invade the Japari Park, where all types of animals from around the world gather together. However, they soon split from each other due to an accident. Afterwards, Keroro soon notices that his appearance and voice have changed into that of a Pekoponian girl. Shortly afterwards, Keroro is attacked by enemy aliens called Ceruleans, but is saved in the last moment by a Park Guide, Serval and the player avatar.
Keroro's first encounter with Ceruleans.
The Park Guide wonders why Keroro isn't in her database, only for Keroro to reveal herself as an alien. After some confusion, the Park Guide explains that there's Sandstar in the Japari Park that transforms all animals that go there into Animal Girls, or Friends, as the Animal Girls call each other. They also explain that the creatures she saw before are Ceruleans, monsters that appear around Japari Park attacking people. Asking for their help, Keroro decides to gather the platoon and especially Kururu, hoping to find a way back to normal.
Following rumors about a mysterious "Girl in Red who exterminated a powerful Cerulean", they go into the Forest Area, and, after going through many traps, where Serval showcases her agility, they finally meet Giroro, who is constantly teased by Keroro about becoming a girl. Keroro hides their original invasion goal from the others, but still planned to betray everyone later.
Ceru Natsumi, the first super Cerulean that faced the Keroro Platoon
Afterwards, there were news about a "Ghost seeking sweets" from the nearby Swamp Area. After Giroro is momentarily paralyzed due to her fear of ghosts, they find Tamama, who was wandering around the area while screaming for sweets. Tamama reveals that there was a fearful creature in that area, and while hiding from it, she ended up so hungry she could barely move. They eventually meet that creature - a Cerulean that resembled a giant gelatinous Natsumi. The Keroro platoon members are initially immobilized by fear, and Giroro and Tamama are taken out and eaten in one shot. The Park Guide explains that the Cerulean likely absorbed some of Natsumi's DNA that might have been in their ship, like hair strands. After being rescued by the Hero and the other Animal Girls, they gather courage and decided to fight, destroying the monster. Although there weren't sweets, Serval talks about Japari Manju, a famous specialty from Japari Park and they promise to make a "Japaman" party later.
Following hints about Kururu's whereabouts, they go into the Desert Area. However, there, they hear many contradictory stories about her, some talking about an hero, others talking about a trickster. Finally, when Ceruleans attack, they're helped by a unidentified ninja-like Animal Girl, who Keroro decides to call "Mysterious Beauty". That girl turns out to be Dororo, who initially enjoys the attention, but eventually reveals her identity in anger after noticing the group had completely forgotten about her. News about a dangerous Cerulean quickly spread around Japari Park, and their quest for Kururu is put on hold while Keroro agrees to deal with it in order to protect Japari Park and the friends they made there.
The super Cerulian that mutated after absorbing Keroro's cells.
The giant Cerulean resembled a giant gelatinous version of Keroro Girl Type. Kururu herself was facing the giant Cerulean alone, although without much success. The others go to her rescue, but somehow lose their will to save her due to being annoyed by Kururu's twisted personality. After she's rescued, Kururu reveals that the Cerulean is an enemy alien that took a form resembling a giant Keroro due to absorbing their DNA - it was the flying creature that attacked and destroyed their ship in the first place. Feeling responsible for it, Keroro tells Hero, Serval and the others to leave the battle to them, but they deny it, telling them that they're friends and should all fight together.
In the end, the Cerulean is destroyed. Kururu reveals that they can go back to their normal selves by leaving the park and distancing themselves from the Sandstar. However, before that, they have the promised party with lots of Japari Manju.
After the party is over, however, rather than leaving and going back to normal, Keroro says they'll help Hero, Serval and the others in their own quest. All other platoon members quickly agree, offering their talents to help their new friends.
Keroro Girl Type
Voice Actress: Kanae Itō[1][2]
Keroro's general personality doesn't change and her characteristic de arimasu (であります) is often used during the event's story conversations, and also various special quotes, like victory and special attacks.
She breaks the 4th wall several times, talking about character types in the main story and outright mentioning her level ups in some of her generic quotes.
Keroro boasts to the player avatar about being a model woman and soldier, able to cook, do the laundry, clean and invade. She also sings and teases the Hero about how she has changed.
She fights with a beam saber similar to the one wielded by the RX-78 Gundam and combined with the Hero's mysterious power she's able to use the Keron Star Buster - projecting energy from the Keron Star into a star shaped energy attack.
Keroro has been grouped in the pure attribute section, and she is good at fighting on the water terrain, but she is poor at fighting on the sand terrain.
Giroro Girl Type
Voice Actress: Eriko Matsui[1][2]
After becoming a girl, Giroro often uses the gender neutral and polite watashi (私) to reference herself, rather than Giroro's usual blunt and masculine ore (俺). Keroro teases her about how not only her appearance changed, but also her character, angering her, who denies to have changed at all, even though she obviously had changed.
Her crush for Natsumi is still strong, with her being excited about training alongside Natsumi or imagining her with animal ears. However, in addition to that, she gets embarrassed when thanking the player avatar for their help and angrily denies liking them.
Giroro has been grouped into the passion attribute section, and she is good at fighting on sandy terrain, but she is poor at fighting on snowy terrain.
Tamama Girl Type
Tamama's surface personality and speech style remain the same, although her darker side seems absent. She still talks in a boyish, rather than getting a more feminine speech style like Dororo and Giroro. When asked about how she felt about becoming a girl, she says that it's a bit embarrassing, but otherwise doesn't seem bothered by the change.
She boasts to the player avatar about being the cutest girl and doesn't mind sharing food with them. Oddly, there are no signs of her dark personality. Even when she uses the Tamama Impact her cute smiling face and voice are kept.
Tamama has been grouped in the pure attribute section, and she is good at fighting on the water terrain, but she is poor at fighting on the sand terrain.
Dororo Girl Type
Voice Actress: Juri Nagatsuma[1][2]
Dororo admires the harmony in the Japari Park and swears to protect it. She appears to help the Keroro and the others while they search for Kururu, but they don't recognize her, calling her only a "mystery beauty". Dororo actually enjoys the role, although eventually gets disappointed when she notices that "Dororo" is being completely forgotten by the others. Even after mentioning her name, the others didn't remember her, only actually recognizing her after she went into a furious trauma mode where she beat up Keroro.
She changes her speech style entirely after becoming a girl. It's still comically formal, but more adequate for a girl. Her sessha (拙者), an archaic "I" used by Samurai, is replaced by the extremely formal watakushi (私). Meanwhile, in all her voiced dialogue, her de gozaru (でござる) sentence ender is replaced by desu ne (ですね). In her non-voiced script though, she also uses a simple desu (です) quite a bit.
When she's in trauma mode, she calls Keroro by Keroro-chan, rather than Keroro-kun. Differently from Dororo's usual trauma mode though, she actually attacks Keroro while crying, repeatedly screaming "idiot!".
In the home screen, Dororo asks the player avatar to have tea with her and timidly wonders whether they think she's cute.
Dororo has been grouped into the cool attribute section, and she is good at fighting on snowy terrain, but she does poor at fighting on the plains terrain.
Kururu Girl Type
Voice Actress: Emi Uwagawa[1][2]
In one of her battle quotes, she calls herself Kururuko. Kururu considers the events happening around them fun. According to her profile, she notices that there had also been personality changes alongside the physical ones, but isn't bothered by that and claims that her actual nature isn't changed by minor details like those. Her speech style isn't any different from before either.
She teases the player avatar in several of her home screen quotes, wondering how they could stand her or whether they had fallen for her.
Kururu has been grouped into the cool attribute section, and she is good at fighting on the plains terrain, but she is poor at fighting on the water terrain.
Kururuko in her original appearance.
Trivia
- Kururu's female name has also been used by Kururu when talking about his Pekoponian Suit.
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