Wild Hearts is Koei Tecmo’s foray into the monster hunting genre, offering Monster Hunter-style gameplay in a unique and beautiful setting of feudal Japan. While the main objective of the game is to fight massive and tough Kemono that tower over Azuna, there are also smaller beasts that roam the lands that are just as important to your adventure. During your travels you will encounter many small creatures, commonly known as Tiny Kemonos, which can be captured and caged in your Dragon Pit to keep as pets.
How to Capture Pet Kemono and Get Pet Kemono Seeds in Wild Hearts
While the little Kemono in Wild Hearts sadly won’t accompany you into battle, although that’s probably for the best, they will drop valuable crafting materials that can be used to craft and upgrade powerful weapons and armor as you go. as you progress through the game. There are over 20 different small Kemono you can find, each with their own unique crafting materials. In this guide, we’re focusing on one key crafting item you’ll need in Wild Hearts: Kemono Pet Seeds.
Where to find Pet Kemono Seeds in Wild Hearts
Kemono Pet Seeds it can be obtained by capturing specific creatures that can be found in various areas of Azuma. Here is a complete list of Kemono you can get Pet Kemono seeds from:
- Ardilla Berrybright (found on Harugasumi Road)
- cane-crowned viper (found on Harugasumi Road)
- orange bushy constrictor (found on Natsukodachi Island)
- cherry tinted ladybug (found in Akikura Canyon)
- frosted nightshade squirrel (found in Fuyufusagi Fort)
As you can see from the list above, any squirrel, snake, or ladybug you encounter will give you a Pet Kemono seed when you catch it. To capture a pet, sneak up on one of these catchable creatures and press the corresponding “Catch” button once the prompt appears.
For continued generation of Pet Kemono Seeds, captured animals can also be placed in a special crafted structure called Wildlife Cage Dragon Karakuri. The Caged Pet Kemono will periodically drop additional items, including Pet Kemono Seeds, after you return from a battle. The Fauna Cage can be unlocked by spending a considerable amount of Karakuri Orbs.
You can have as many pets as you want, but you’ll need a separate cage for each one if you want to continually crate and receive items from them. You’ll want to check your cages after every major battle, as you’ll have to fight the big Kemono to get your caged pets to drop extra items. While you’re away, don’t forget to give the bigger Kemono some love, too.
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