You do not pick a Film Animals class from a menu. The lobby where the game starts has a gacha, and the class name appears on the spin. Six classes are verified on screen. Two more names were only spoken as likely top tiers and were never obtained.
How a roll is paid
- Leaves pay the leaves gacha at one leaf per spin. A recorded session started at zero leaves, the top spin would not start, and a bottom option still produced the first classes. How leaves are earned is not shown.
- Coins are described as the standard roll currency. One claim button after a roll paid out 100 coins. The coin cost of a roll is not shown.
- B-Coins buy a premium roll that is said to guarantee an item, not a chosen class. Three B-Coin rolls produced CE.
- Trophies come back from a finished run. One returning player collected 2 because they had already beaten the game once.
- Slot 2 is a purchasable second class slot so you can keep one roll and spin the other. Its price is not shown.
A workable order is: stay in the lobby, use a spin you can pay for, read the name and any rarity, claim, play a run, then protect a keeper with slot 2 before you roll again.
Verified classes
| Class | Rarity shown | What is documented |
|---|---|---|
| Paramedic | Uncommon | First roll of one session. No effect shown. |
| Ranger | Uncommon | Heard among results. No effect shown. |
| Mechanic | Not labeled | Arrives with a mechanic hat. The player asked what it was for. No effect explained. |
| Sheriff | Not stated | Rolled twice from leaves and called not bad. No effect shown. |
| Storm Chaser | Epic | On-screen storm-filming description and a yellow hat. |
| CE | Not stated | Food bags for animals and a whistle to scare them off. Called very good by the player who rolled it. Spelling is as heard. |
Storm Chaser's on-screen text says that when everyone runs for cover, you grab a camera and a fresh microphone for the wildest forecast, that storm chasers make a bigger splash, and that the wind might knock you down but not for long. That is flavor plus a yellow hat for you and a co-op partner who rolls the same class. It is not a tested damage table.
CE is the only concrete utility kit: food for animals and a whistle to drive them off. There is no documented way to target it.
Safari Legend and Icon were named by a narrator as the rarest tiers, with "likely" attached, and then not obtained. They are names to recognize on a future spin, not confirmed kits. The same narrator skipped the rest of the roster, so more classes can exist.
Traveler labels such as doctor, racer, tribesman, tourist, and alien are passenger rolls before a route. Do not count them as player classes.
No tested tier list belongs here. The only ranking on record is one player calling CE very good. Sheriff, Paramedic, Ranger, and the mechanic hat have no stated stats. Earn the coins for rolls from tapes, using Pass the daily quota, and equip the whistle kit from Camp gear once you actually roll it.