Following the super bestseller “Go Go Kakao Friends History and Culture” that sold 2 million copies,
The new bestseller "Go Go Kakao Friends Nature Exploration", Volume 12, Borneo Edition, is out now!
The irreplaceable protagonists of 'Kakao Friends' have set out to explore the Earth's nature, ecology, climate, and environment!
A full-fledged Earth natural ecology exploration educational cartoon set against the backdrop of diverse climate zones and ecosystems around the globe.

The twelfth story of nature exploration, continuing the legacy of the 2 million-copy myth, "Go Go Kakao Friends."
Kakao Friends' activities unfold in Borneo, Asia's Amazon.

The first series of “Go Go Kakao Friends,” “Go Go Kakao Friends History and Culture,” is a representative educational cartoon about world history that combines the charm of cute characters with an interesting story and rich information.
The series has been consistently loved by children and their parents alike, becoming a bestseller as soon as it was published and quickly selling over 2 million copies.
That's right, the 'Kakao Friends', the main characters of 'Go Go Kakao Friends History and Culture', have transformed from secret agents chasing historical puzzles to explorers searching for seed balls containing the genetic information of Earth's creatures.
Kakao Friends embark on a nature exploration journey, traveling through various ecosystems and climate zones around the globe where seed balls are discovered, and exploring billions of years from the beginning of the Earth to the present.


This exploration site is Borneo Island, located in the heart of Southeast Asia.
The world's third-largest island, encompassing the territories of Brunei, Malaysia, and Indonesia, it is a treasure trove of biodiversity, home to diverse topography and ecology, including tropical rainforests, peat bogs, limestone caves, and tropical seas.
There are also many unique and mystical plants, such as the Borneo elephant, an endemic species found only in Borneo, and the Nepenthes lowi and Rafflesia.
The cultures of various indigenous peoples, including the Iban and Penang people, as well as the coexistence and conflict between humans and nature, such as mangrove forests, palm oil plantations, and orangutan conservation centers, are also major themes of exploration.

Kakao Friends and their rivals, Anti & Anna, engage in a fierce battle for the seed ball once again.
After thorough preparations, Anti and Anna launch an operation to disrupt the exploration team throughout Borneo.
In response, the Kakao Friends exploration team consisting of Chunshik, Con, Muji, Tube, and Apeach also continues their exciting journey towards the Seed Ball.
From exploring the diverse marine life of Tunku Abdul Marine National Park to the limestone caves and mountain forests of Gunung Mulu National Park, the bat colonies of Nya Cave, the carnivorous plants and rafflesia of Mount Kinabalu, and the Sepilok Orangutan Sanctuary, the Kakao Friends' expeditions across Borneo will help young readers broaden their knowledge and curiosity about the ecosystem.