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Collection & Field Diary

Every pet you raise leaves a mark. HibiTomo keeps two cozy records of your journey: a Collection of the creatures you've brought to adulthood, and a Field Diary that tracks everything you've discovered along the way. Together they turn each 7-day cycle into part of a bigger, long-term adventure.

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Your Collection​

When a 7-day cycle wraps up, your adult pet takes its place in the collection gallery. Little by little, you build a personal catalog of every creature you've raised — a warm timeline of all the friends who once shared your room.

Not every pet makes it. If a creature wasn't cared for well enough, it appears as a grey silhouette rather than a full portrait: a gentle reminder of the one that got away, and a nudge to try raising it again.

Evolution trees​

Each species comes with its own evolution tree, laying out all the possible forms and the paths that lead to them. It's a map of what's out there — the everyday forms, the rarer ones, and the special shapes waiting at the end of really attentive care. Seeing the whole tree gives you clear goals: which branch will you chase next time?

The Field Diary​

The Field Diary is your encyclopedia of pets, organized neatly by species. Every creature you come across earns an entry, so the diary slowly grows into a record of your whole world.

Open any entry to see:

  • Status — whether the pet has been found or fully unlocked.
  • Date first seen — when it first crossed your path.
  • Date unlocked — when you added it to your collection for real.
  • Pet data — details about the creature, including what it takes to evolve into it.

That last part is the fun bit: the diary spells out evolution requirements, so a silhouette isn't just a mystery — it's a puzzle with hints. You'll know roughly what kind of care and choices might coax that shape into being.

Turning discovery into a goal​

Think of the diary as a slow, satisfying game of revealing silhouettes one by one. Each grey outline is an invitation; each filled-in portrait is proof of a pet you truly understood.

There's no rush and no pressure — just the quiet pleasure of watching your catalog fill in, cycle after cycle, until the roster feels a little more complete every time you visit.