#forlock

Breezegale (Wind): Breezegale is officially known as the "Wind Village". The inhabitants harness the power of wind, and Klonoa's primary tool is the Wind Ring. 

Jugpot (Water): Jugpot is the "Kingdom of Water," serving as a boundless water source for the rest of Phantomile. 

Forlock (Earth & Wood): Forlock is the "Tree Village," built around an enormous tree. The villagers are experts in woodworking and use organic materials like vines, nuts, and logs to navigate the forest. 

Coronia (Fire & Sun): Coronia is the "Temple of the Sun". The realm relies heavily on solar mechanics, including a massive central elevator powered by collecting sun-related orbs and a key story mechanic involving solar eclipses. 

Forlock tribe stuff, including independent ref material, Chipple & Popka versions, and ME as one of them.

I also had some more headcanon-y thoughts about the people of Forlock, but to keep it off the broad info I’ll leave it under the cut.

These specific emblem configurations dictate the puzzle layouts across your mentioned stages:

Vision 4-1: A Village in Danger (~The Ruin of the Wind Kingdom~) 

In Vision 4-1, the arrangement of the region gates and their associated crests maps out your path through the ruins of the Wind Kingdom: 

Right: Breezegale Emblem

Bottom Middle: Jugpot Emblem

Left: Forlock Emblem

Middle: Cress Emblem

Vision 4-2: A Lull in the Wind (~The Leviathan's Ice Cavern~) 

As you descend further down into the frozen shortcut connecting the regions in Vision 4-2, the vertical puzzle structure relies on a simplified two-emblem junction: 

Top: Breezegale Emblem

Bottom: Jugpot Emblem

Vision 6-2: The Time of Restoration (~The Prism Corridor~) 

The complex final corridor of Vision 6-2 brings together the emblems of all five major lands of Phantomile to unlock the ultimate paths leading up to Ghadius: 

Bottom Middle: Breezegale Emblem

Bottom Left: Jugpot Emblem

Bottom Right: Forlock Emblem

Right: Coronia Emblem