Introduction to the Seven Day World Paper Figure How is the containment object, the paper figure, in the Seven Day World?

As a territorial anomaly containment object, the unique building repair ability of the little paper person makes it an essential choice for survivor bases. Today, I will share some tips on how to obtain and play with the little paper person in the Seven Days World. Its acquisition is very hidden, which may be quite a headache for new players. Next, I'll help you accurately locate and activate this mysterious helper, making it key to building an efficient territory.

Firstly, the quest trigger. The NPC Luo at the Dayton Wetlands Traveler's Camp is the key to unlocking the little paper person. Talking to him triggers the side quest "Shikigami's Home," after which you should head to the second floor of an abandoned building in Orange Town (coordinates need to be adjusted according to in-game guidance). The little paper person is hiding in a corner here, and you need to use a waving gesture to establish a contract. This quest line not only provides the initial little paper person but also offers a lot of resources that can be scavenged along the way.

When the basic little paper person provided by the quest no longer meets your needs, the standalone building in High Shore Town, Broken Delta, becomes the next target. There is a 1-2 level little paper person that may spawn inside the independent house on the left side of this area. The appearance pattern is not easy to predict, so it's recommended to explore within two hours after daily maintenance and use the route switching function to reset the spawn probability. For those pursuing high anomaly ratings, delving into the Mutant Creature Residential Area significantly increases the spawn rate of 4-5 level little paper persons.

Successfully capturing a little paper person is just the beginning. By placing Red Light Toys (such as disco ball fragments) and Fluorescent Flowers (such as night-blooming irises) in the containment unit, you can accelerate the accumulation of anomalous energy. When the energy exceeds the threshold of 30, the little paper person will automatically repair the stardust resonance converter and damaged walls, with its efficiency increasing exponentially as the anomaly rating improves. To address energy shortages, you can exchange abnormal energy capsules by completing daily activity tasks. Moreover, the core value of the little paper person far exceeds its basic repair function.

After reaching an anomaly rating of level 3, there is a chance for it to drop rare materials such as Active Gel and Stardust Fragments during territory sweeps. Deploying four or more little paper persons triggers a group collaboration effect, increasing the speed of building durability recovery by 120%. Containing them near farmland or workbenches also grants a 10% boost to crop growth and a critical hit rate bonus for manufacturing.

To put it simply, the little paper person is a tool that can help you automatically repair buildings. But if you pair it with other anomalies like the Space Cube (Portable Warehouse) and Worker No. 37 (Automatic Litter Collector), you can create an assembly line for your entire base. In fact, the anomalies in this game are all meant to be used together, so go ahead and give it a try!