
Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time embraces the joys of party-based RPGs, offering a unique twist in recruiting NPC party members that harkens back to the enchanting tales like Beauty and the Beast. In this whimsical adventure, players encounter a colorful array of anthropomorphized objects—known as Strangelings—each with a story to tell.
These endearing characters are essentially humans infused with strong Life energy, who have been transformed into various items representative of their professions. While their quirky appearances are captivating, their new forms come with challenges, such as a lack of hands that hampers their ability to perform everyday tasks, like cooking up delectable pancakes!
Upon successfully restoring Strangelings to their human forms, players can recruit them as Buddies. These companions bring unique skills associated with their respective Lives—the game’s version of classes—to bolster your party. With a total of 49 Strangelings available in the base game, let’s explore the complete list of Strangeling locations in Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, along with tips on how to revert them to their human states.
Locations of Strangelings in Fantasy Life i
Strangelings can frequently be discovered in Shrines scattered across the Ginormosia map or obtained as drops from elite, crowned enemies. Additionally, some may be unearthed during exploration, or awarded upon completing various requests. A few Strangelings naturally join your adventure as the story progresses, lightening the load of tracking down your ideal party members—though rushing towards the endgame might not be the most gratifying approach to a whimsical RPG!
Below is an organized table detailing where to find all 49 Strangelings:
Strangeling | Buddy Name | Life (Class) | Location |
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Angler’s Hood | Isaac | Angler | Fan’ni Shrine |
Bereted Target | Fern | Hunter | Gela’shi Shrine |
Big Brother Bust | Pierre | Artist | Ree’lif Shrine |
Big Ol’ Bomb | Flamel | Alchemist | Reward after completing three requests from Pyroscoe in Panther Preserve |
Black Knight’s Sword | Odin | Paladin | Sker’ri Shrine |
Black Wolf Doll | Fang | Mercenary | Inside a chest in Wyrmtail Cave |
Blue Demon’s Tile | Bray | Blacksmith | Happi Shrine |
Breezy Weathervane | Hawke | Hunter | Het’rud Shrine |
Cash Cat | Cormell | Carpenter | Reward after completing three requests from Haniwendy in Haniwa Hamlet |
Cheery Wheat Juice | Grantz | Miner | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Cold Crystal | Sylvia | Miner | Lun’li Shrine |
Cook O’Lantern | Chakpo | Cook | Viridia Plateau |
Corny Bottle | Jerry | Hunter | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Country Wood Pot | Orlando | Woodcutter | Drakesnout Range |
Dandy Bat Hat | Klaus | Tailor | Bit’ah Shrine |
Dragonslayer’s Sword | Glenn | Mercenary | Obtained through story progression (Chapter 6, Step 9) |
Easy-Going Shield | Hilda | Paladin | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Elegant Icewolf Statue | Cliff | Magician | Wav’yu Shrine |
Fluffy Beaver Doll | Cherry | Carpenter | Dahl Shrine |
Fortune Cat Doll | Colin | Magician | Angar Shrine |
Free-Spirited Cap | Laura | Paladin | Sed’nas Shrine |
Fresh-Faced Helm | Ian | Blacksmith | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Graceful Carp Banner | Teresh | Angler | Drakeseye Valley – North-East Island |
Graceful Fan | Kikyo | Artist | Obtained through story progression during Chapter 5 |
Hefty Bear Carving | Bearheart | Woodcutter | Faan Shrine |
Homely Flower Basket | Leilah | Hunter | In pond west of Googlithy’s Tower |
Knight Flan | Jake | Paladin | Reward for completing Personal Request 3 in Simian Village |
Leafy Watering Can | Pino | Farmer | Obtained through story progression during Chapter 4 |
Little Brother Bust | Butch | Farmer | Glehd Shrine |
Lovely-Dovey Lamp | Honey | Alchemist | Wur’ii Shrine |
Maajik Daemon Statue | Daemon | Magician | Reward after completing three requests from Gonk in Beetle Borough |
Mustachioed Helmet | Mustang | Paladin | Besh’fal Shrine |
Odd Dresser | King | Carpenter | Obtained through story progression as the Strangeling tutorial in Chapter 3 |
Old Man Anchor | Ahab | Angler | Reward after completing three requests from Terrapapa |
Pirate Princess Flag | Olivia | Paladin | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Plushling Lady Doll | Rouge | Mercenary | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Quirky Hammer | Magma | Blacksmith | Agekara Cave |
Royal Yummy Stew | Allan | Cook | Thril’ah Shrine |
Scarecorn | Roissin | Farmer | Shroomhaven |
Secretive Mask | Sophie | Alchemist | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Shaman’s Painting | Meime | Artist | Reward after completing three requests from McCowing in Buffalo Base |
Sleepy Pillow | Sloane | Magician | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Snacks Pie | Nommie | Cook | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Snowy Idol | Snow | Mercenary | Eeg’ah Shrine |
Soothing Basket | Monika | Woodcutter | Ba’reng Shrine |
Sturdy Wheelbarrow | Douglas | Miner | Obtained through story progression (Chapter 3, Step 13) |
Wholesome Yarn Basket | Taylor | Tailor | Random drop from crowned enemies |
Witch’s Broom | Hazel | Magician | West Drydridge Desert |
Wooly Chair | Shea | Tailor | Southeast of Googlius’ Tower |
Guide to Reverting Strangelings
To revert a Strangeling back to their human form, players must perform a special ceremony at the Goddess Statue located in your Base Camp. This isn’t as straightforward as simply locating them; you are required to bring these transformed beings to the statue for her assistance.

The Goddess demands a tribute of Celestia’s Gifts, which bloom throughout the vicinity of your Base Camp. The cost for each reversion ranges around 100 Celestia’s Gifts, but you may acquire skills that can help reduce these costs over time. Although these flowers are plentiful, they only regenerate once every real-world day, making efficient farming essential to maintain a steady supply!
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