How To Unlock Kawaii World In Pet Simulator 99

Need help to reach Kawaii World in Pet Simulator 99? You're not alone! The latest patch notes have introduced a ton of new digital companions to collect in five biomes. As usual, there are also new HUGE pets available from the Kawaii World's final egg and Tokyo Alley event. But first, you'll need to unlock Kawaii World in Pet Simulator 99. So let's get started!

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You can reach Kawaii World from Void World in Pet Simulator 99. However, you must be Rebirth 9 to access it. This requires that you travel to Area 220 in Millionaire World and interact with the Rebirth statue. Afterward, you will be sent back to the Prison Tower, and you will have to grind back to Area 220 before you can reach Kawaii World.

Assuming you have reached the required Rebirth level and progressed through all the zones, you can freely interact with the cannon to access the five new areas. If you're a new player and have not yet unlocked Void World, you'll need to reach Area 199 (Tech World) and unlock Rebirth 8 before you can follow the steps explained above.

As mentioned, Kawaii World in Pet Simulator 99 has five biomes, which you can unlock using Void Coins and Void Bars earned by grinding the different areas. In addition, you must also complete quests (e.g., forge 10 Golden Eggs with your Best Egg or break 10 Coin Jars) in order to progress through the new world.

You can also hatch 16 pets from the new zones, including the Masked Owl, Ninja Axolotl, Kawaii Dragon, and Kawaii Tiger! Perhaps the most exciting addition is a chance to hatch the new Huge Chef Monkey in the final egg or the Huge Cupcake Unicorn from the Kawaii World's Tokyo Alley event.

And that's how to reach Kawaii World in Pet Simulator 99. As you can tell, it's pretty straightforward. For more help in the game, check out the linked guides!

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