Level 15 and Level 17 Surprise Rewards

My advice and instinct is not to stop playing even after receiving all existing rewards.  Why can bonding levels continue to increase if there will not be more surprises in the future?  And if not, new conversations may be added. 

Fubuki at Level 15 gives you the Recipe for the cutout of the Hound.

At Level 16, he receives the ability to dress as The Hound!

At Level 17, he will give you the Recipe for The Hound's Cap




As I suspected, Clarice will give you the Recipe for the Veyron Cutout at Level 15.


At Level 15, Hina gives a Recipe for Nine-Tails Cutout.
At Level 15, Cuilang gives a Life-Sized Woolby Cutout Recipe.
At Level 15, Kanata gives you a Rin Cutout Recipe.

At Level 12 for each individual who has a Profile  in Guardians of Azuma, you receive the Recipe for a life-sized cutout of that individual.  At Level 13, you receive one of the dishes the individual can cook with you.  (The actual Recipe is received at Level 6.)
It is at Level 15 that surprise Rewards are given.

Subaru will give you your cutout when you play as a girl.

Mauro will give you a Recipe for a Porcoline Decoration.

Fubuki will give you a cutout of the Hound!

I always felt sad that the Hound was not given a place in Azuma after his last defeat.

Hina gives a Life-Sized Nine-Tails.

These Level 15 Rewards, unlike the Level 12 and Level 13 Rewards, are given only by a few characters.

There are Rewards at lower levels as well:

Kotaro at Lv 4 gives a Leaf Hairpin Recipe.

Other Recipe Rewards:

Ikaruga gives Mystic’s Cap

Hina gives SEED Cap

Mauro gives Adventurer’s Cap

Kurama gives Round Glasses

Kanata gives Bunny-Ear Headband

Iroha gives

Clarice gives Commander’s Cap Recipe at Lv 5

Clarice gives Clarice’s Sabre Recipe at Lv 6

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