Zebasi

The Zebasi is one of the 15 current tribes. The Zebasi appear to be based off Southern African culture (eg. Zulus).

Zebasi start off with the Farming tech.

In-game description:

"Zebasi thrive on the warm savannah, cultivating the rich soil to provide food for their mighty population."

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Appearance

• Fruit: Waongii (Watermelon)
• Land: Lime-yellow savannah
• Forests: Acacia trees
• Animals: Geroffy (Giraffe)
• Mountains: Rounded, bluish at the top.
• Cities: Round clay huts with thatched roofs.
• Helmet: Leopard pelt
• Color: Orange

NOTE: All official names for fruits, game etc. are taken from the official web shop.

Tribe Day Lore

"The wily Leoon, often seen in Kickoo lands, were native to the Zebasi savannahs before the Zebasi hunted them to near extinction for their pelts. Most modern Zebasi have never seen a Leoon, so they use their textile skills to manufacture replicas to honor their ancestors." - Zebasi Tribe Day 2019

Zebasi Theme

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Trivia

• Similar to the Luxidoor and the Kickoo, the Zebasi actually "inherited" their trees from Oumaji. Before they were added, the Oumaji had the acacia trees.
• The Zebasi tribe music is the most complex music in the game.
• The Zebasi helmet bears a striking similarity to the Kickoo game, but with teeth.
• According to the web shop, the Zebasi's favourite drink is Waongii juice, made from the local Waongii plant.
• In the ambience which plays throughout Zebasi lands, several sounds are heard. These sounds are birds chirping and what seems to be wind blowing through the grass (or it could be some animal hissing or rattling, like a rattlesnake, similarly to those heard in the Oumaji ambience.
• According to Midjiwan on twitter, due to Overhunting, the Leoons (the Kickoo game), that originally lived in Zebasi lands, migrated to Kickoo lands centuries prior to the game's events. As a result, few Zebasi have actually seen a Leoon, and wear textile replicas/copies of Leoon pelt as a way of honouring their ancestors.