[Jed the Cabbit]

Hello esteemed members of the fandom.

I've got a burning lore question Im seeking answers to: is Klonoa when he's not dreaming a human, cabbit, phantomilian, or something else? Is this answered in his other games or the Noctis Sol comic? Or is this something left to our interpretation?

Have a fantastic Sunday evening and I look forward to your responses!

[rando account]

Hello esteemed members of the fandom.

I've got a burning lore question Im seeking answers to: is Klonoa when he's not dreaming a human, cabbit, phantomilian, or something else? Is this answered in his other games or the Noctis Sol comic? Or is this something left to our interpretation?

Have a fantastic Sunday evening and I look forward to your responses!

i have no clue
i would say cabbit

[Jed the Cabbit]

Fair my guy.

[rapappa the pepper]

Cabbit idk.

[liquid_salad]

honestly im gonna go with cabbit, ive never seen the comic but the thought of human klonoa confuses me so i doubt its real lore

[Jed the Cabbit]

honestly im gonna go with cabbit, ive never seen the comic but the thought of human klonoa confuses me so i doubt its real lore

Hard agree lol 

[Jed the Cabbit]

Cabbit idk.

The real question is who does know lol

[YukarinUniversalTraveler]

Hello esteemed members of the fandom.

I've got a burning lore question Im seeking answers to: is Klonoa when he's not dreaming a human, cabbit, phantomilian, or something else? Is this answered in his other games or the Noctis Sol comic? Or is this something left to our interpretation?

Have a fantastic Sunday evening and I look forward to your responses!

Well I only know that in the Noctis Sol comic, where he is shown awake and going to sleep, he still is the "creature" he is (I don't like using the term "cabbit", as it's not a canon species and, as far as I know, it hasn't been established that Klonoa is a cabbit per se), so, I'd say, Klonoa himself would remain the same for the most part, whenever he isn't dreaming or something.

[Jed the Cabbit]

Well I only know that in the Noctis Sol comic, where he is shown awake and going to sleep, he still is the "creature" he is (I don't like using the term "cabbit", as it's not a canon species and, as far as I know, it hasn't been established that Klonoa is a cabbit per se), so, I'd say, Klonoa himself would remain the same for the most part, whenever he isn't dreaming or something.

Thanks for the answer! It's interesting they haven't taken a "Klonoa is a human irl" approach considering it's the form he takes in our dreams.