Signibble

is a Rank D Lightning-attribute Yo-kai of the Mysterious tribe.

The Yo-kai Medallium bio reads;  "A mischievous Yo-kai that snacks on radio waves in the air. You'll lose a few bars on your phone when he's around. ''

Signibble evolves into Signiton when fused with a GHz Orb.

Appearance
Signibble resembles a orange-yellow skinned small humanoid with prominent fangs, squinty eyes and a dual colored black and yellow hair. He wears a yellow kimono with black stripes, as well as a pair of sandals.

Personality
Signibble is a very mischievous Yo-kai, who prefers to having fun in crashing Nate's sleepover repeated times by manipulating the T.V.

Abilities and Powers
Signibble can eat radio waves, wi-fi signals, and battery life by eating the lightning bolts that surround him.

Yo-kai Watch
Signibble appears on telephone poles everywhere on Blossom Heights and in Shopper's Row.

He can also be freed from the Crank-a-kai with a Yellow Coin.

Yo-kai Watch 2
Signibble can be found in the Abandoned Tunnel. One way to find Signibble is in the 2nd Quiz Room behind the 40 Gate Globe Gate of Whimsy; he always appears in the bottom left tree.

Quotes

 * Befriended (Yo-kai Watch): "You and me, we got electricity!"


 * Loafing: "Need to recharge."
 * Receiving food (favourite): 
 * Receiving food (normal): "Thanks!"
 * Receiving food (disliked): 
 * Freed from the Crank-a-kai: "I'm OUT! I'm all charged up and ready to be friends with you!"

History
Signibble first appears in EP006, in which causes the T.V to change channels automatically and ruining Nate and his friends' chances of watching the Next HarMEOWny late show. Jibanyan tries to fight him (with a vaccum cleaner), but Signibble has the vaccum cleaner to suck Whisper inside and disable him, allowing Signibble to escape. His medal is shown in EP010 implying he gave his to Nate alongside Komajiro.

In episode 93

Trivia

 * Signibble's "random" nicknames in Yo-kai Watch 2 are: Sparky, Nicky, Noshwave, and Nibbles.

Name Origin

 * "Signibble" is a portmanteau of signal and nibble.
 * "Denpaku-kozō" is a portmanteau of denpa (電波, "electric wave", though also used to refer to mobile phone signals) and pakupaku (ぱくぱく, onomatopoeia for munching on something), with the ending kozō ("youngster").
 * "Ondivoro" translates as "that feeds on waves", similarly to words like "herbivore".

In other languages

 * Japanese: でんぱく小僧 Denpaku-kozō
 * Korean: 냠냠동자 Nyamnyamdongja
 * Italian: Segnam
 * Spanish: Ondívoro
 * Portuguese: Interferêncio
 * Chinese: 電波小僧 (HK) or 電波小鬼 (TW)
 * Arabic: هرتوز