There are twelve NPCs in The Hidden Falls, but four of the NPCs have the same nametag and similar dialogue.There are a total of sixteen dolphins in Turning The Tide, but most say similar things, and have the same name.If the player unlocks Marie's Phantom Bubble first, then Ned, Klaus will make a sarcastic comment on the player's decision for not picking him in Bubble Trouble.
It is thought that this revision was made because AJHQ did not want to imply a child being home alone, though the exact reason for the change is unknown.
However, sometime in December 2016, her dialogue was changed to say that it was her friends who left her to look after the burrow instead. In the original release of Return of the Phantoms, Binky told the player that her parents had left her to look after the burrow, implying that George and Clover, the bunnies you meet inside the burrow, were her parents.These characters always use the same patterns and clothing for each instance of the tutorial but they do not have names. There are several animal characters in the New Jammer tutorial that provide some dialogue when the player encounters them.The character is situated next to the entrance portal of the adventure and mainly serves to give the player hints about the adventure.
? is a character in Bitter Sweets who does not take on an animal form and is mostly invisible. Both Alphas and NPCs can have dialogue interactions, but the presentation of the dialogue is different with Alpha dialogue darkening the screen and appearing in the center of the screen with an animated picture of the Alpha. Alphas have completely unique character models that cannot be obtained by regular players, whereas NPCs can be mimicked by player appearances in most cases. While similar in concept to NPCs, Alphas do not resemble player characters. Additionally, Bots are not given a Nametag, they do not have a unique name, and Bots cannot be interacted with directly. Bots have randomly generated colors, patterns, and accessories that change each time they are introduced, whereas NPCs have specific colors, patterns, and accessories that remain the same across appearances with the exception of game updates that might change them. While very similar to NPCs, Bots have several distinct differences. Some NPCs will follow a fixed path to an objective once freed, such as an obstacle the can only be cleared with the help of the NPCs. Freed NPCs may reward the player with additional information through dialogue message bubbles or by providing the player with some useful item. These NPCs are often freed by finding Phantom Keys or by smashing the trap. In certain cases, an NPC may ask the player to retrieve some item or finish some task and then the dialogue will change or the NPC will provide the player with certain items that will help to progress in the Adventure.Īpart from dialogue interactions, many Adventures have trapped NPCs. Sometimes the information from NPCs can help to solve puzzles, find hidden passages, or learn more about the background lore for an adventure. These dialogues dispense information about the adventure that may or may not be helpful to the player. The primary interaction with an NPC is through a message bubble dialogue that can be viewed by clicking the icon above the NPC's head. Above most NPCs is a dialogue icon that can be clicked to interact with them. The NPC animal is typically decorated with a specific combination of colors, patterns, and clothing accessories to give it a unique appearance. The nametag has a unique name and a special "AJ" Badge to distinguish it from a regular player. In the Adventures, an NPC appears like a regular Jammer represented by an animal avatar with a Nametag below it.
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