What Yo-Kai Can you fuse?
Yo-kai Fusions
| Dulluma | + | Mochismo |
|---|---|---|
| Manjimutt | + | Manjimutt |
| Jibanyan | + | Roughraff |
| Jibanyan | + | Coughkoff |
| Helmsman | + | Armsman |
What is Blowkade favorite food?
Blowkade
| Name | Tribe | Fav. Food |
|---|---|---|
| Blowkade | Tough | Milks |
What Castelius 3 favorite food?
Castelius III
| Name | Tribe | Fav. Food |
|---|---|---|
| Castelius III | Tough | Milks |
What is Bananose favorite food?
Bananose
| Name | Tribe | Fav. Food |
|---|---|---|
| Bananose | Slippery | Sweets |
How do you get Grumpus Khan?
Grumpus Khan can rarely be found under vending machines in Uptown Springdale. He may appear in battle during the seasonal Rare Yo-kai course in Ambrosia Pavilion. He can also appear in the Catwalk as well as in Springdale Elementary at night. Alternatively, he can be freed from the Crank-a-kai using a Dark Blue Coin.
How do you get a Snortlehog?
Slumberhog evolves into Snortlehog when fused with a Goldfish Lantern.
What is Manjimutt based on?
Manjimutt is based on the urban legend of the jinmenken (人面犬, “human-faced dog”), which is said to appear at night skulking around city streets or speeding along highways.
What is Nird favorite food?
Nird
| Name | Tribe | Fav. Food |
|---|---|---|
| Nird | Shady | Breads |
What is Yōkai?
A Wikia About Yōkai (妖怪, literally demon, spirit, or monster)! We are currently editing over 331 articles and 878 images and you can help ! You can help this Wiki by adding an information! Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.
Are there any yōkai that are mistaken for folklore?
Today, several such yōkai (such as the amikiri) are mistaken to originate in more traditional folklore.
Does modernization affect the place of yōkai in classical Japanese culture?
Thus, the modernization of society has had a negative effect on the place of yōkai in classical Japanese culture.
Where can I find books about yōkai?
Japanese Tales (Pantheon Fairy Tale & Folklore Library), Random House, ISBN 978-0-3757-1451-1. Yoda, H. and Alt, M. (2012). Yokai Attack!, Tuttle Publishing, ISBN 978-4-8053-1219-3. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Yōkai.