The Fairyground (ドートン森 Doton Mori) is a small village in the isolated and small island of Teeheeti, hidden in the forests.
In the PS3 game, it is the home of Drippy and much of the fairies of the world. One of the more prominent features of the Fairyground is The Fairy Godmother, the Mother of All Fairies who weighs in bigger than a mountain top. Unique in the Fairyground is the magic that is something similar to electricity, offering brightly lighted signs and moving props for stalls and businesses. Many of the buildings in the Fairygrounds are food stands, and the Cavity Club, is a stage where fairy comedy is performed.
The NDS version instead explores the resort city, Del Mocal (デル・モカール) at about the same time as one reaches the Fairyground in the PS3 game. Del Mocal has its own casino (as opposed to the PS3's Crypt Casino), and the city has a general festival/entertainment fair theme with relatively darker street lighting compared to other towns. Del Mocal is also host to the Battle Arena, the equivalent of the PS3 version's the Solosseum. The fairies are absent in Del Mocal and the rest of the NDS version.
Hootique[]
| Name | Price |
|---|---|
| White Bread | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Sandwich | 100g (90g with Cheapjack) |
| Iced Coffee | 200g (180g with Cheapjack) |
| Strong Coffee | 800g (720g with Cheapjack) |
| Phoenix Feather | 500g (450g with Cheapjack) |
| Poison-Be-Gone | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Blindness-Be-Gone | 40g (36g with Cheapjack) |
| Sleep-Be-Gone | 40g (36g with Cheapjack) |
| Curse-Be-Gone | 40g (36g with Cheapjack) |
| Confusion-Be-Gone | 40g (36g with Cheapjack) |
| Chocolate | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Flan | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Cake | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Sundae | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Pie | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Ice Cream | 20g (18g with Cheapjack) |
| Dumpty Egg | 50g (45g with Cheapjack) |
| Crispy Lettuce | 50g (45g with Cheapjack) |
| Crunchy Carrot | 50g (45g with Cheapjack) |
| Tender Beef | 50g (45g with Cheapjack) |
| Yogurt | 50g (45g with Cheapjack) |
| Fluffy Rice | 150g (135g with Cheapjack) |
Cawtermaster[]
| Name | Price |
|---|---|
| Roc Feather | 780g (702g with Cheapjack) |
| Gale Spear | 1200g (1080g with Cheapjack) |
| Massive Mallet | 1230g (1170g with Cheapjack) |
| Woodland Claws | 900g (810g with Cheapjack) |
| Whalefish Tusk | 1500g (1350g with Cheapjack) |
| Scale Armor | 1100g (990g with Cheapjack) |
| Gale Robes | 1050g (945g with Cheapjack) |
| Sea Breeze Cloak | 420g (378g with Cheapjack) |
| Iron Shield | 700g (630g with Cheapjack) |
Trivia[]
- In the NDS game, the sign on the hotel says in cursive English with florescent lights, "Hotel Catnip"... but the Japanese on top of the screen on the map declares it "マタタビリゾート wandering gambler resort". The lady who manages the hotel is likewise called "マタタビてんしゅ wandering gambler shopkeeper", and she is a cat-person.
- In the PS3 game, proprietors of establishments like Cat's Cradle and Swift Solutions are fairies dressed up as the normal owners. Many of the food vendors in the Fairyground are based off yatai (屋台), Japanese street food stalls.
- According to the PS3 game, though the Fairyground has been around for centuries, it apparently didn't exist when Horace/Miranto was alive.
Music[]
Ni no Kuni OST - The Fairygrounds
The fairygrounds
Ni no Kuni OST - The Fairy Godmother
The track inside the Fairy Godmother