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Attacks (Japanese: こうげき Kougeki) are one of four types of moves Yo-kai can use in the video games. They are offensive moves that will always deal neutral damage. based on the Yo-kai's Strength stat. Yo-kai with a Grouchy or Rough attitude are more likely to select their Attack during battles. Using Hidden Hits will increase an Attack's power, up to a cap.
Attacks introduced in Yo-kai Watch[]
| Yo-kai | Attack | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Batter (Japanese: めったうち Mettauchi) | 15-33 x3YW YW2
24-38 x3YW3 | |
| Beat (Japanese: ぶったたく Buttataku, lit. Pummel) | 40-88YW YW2
35-77YW3 | |
| Bite (Japanese: かみつく Kamitsuku) | 15-67YW YW2
30-105YW3 | |
|
Body Bash (Japanese: あてみ Atemi, lit. Body Blow) | 15-67YW YW2
20-70YW3 |
| Bone Crusher (Japanese: 骨くだき Hone-kudaki) | 100-150YW YW2
50-77YW3 | |
| Chomp (Japanese: くらいつく Kuraitsuku, lit. Bite Down) | 45-99YW YW2
50-110YW3 | |
| Clobber (Japanese: ドクロ割り Dokuro-wari, lit. Skull Splitter) | 75-112YW YW2
50-80YW3 | |
| Double Slice (Japanese: つばめがえし Tsuba-me ga eshi, lit. Turning Swallow) | 18-39x2YW YW2
25- x2YW3 | |
| Earth Splitter (Japanese: 地球わり Chikyū wari) | 96-142 | |
| Flip Kick (Japanese: あびせげり A bisegeri, lit. Heel Kick) | 60-90 | |
| Fullswing (Japanese: フルスイング Furusuingu) | 80-120YW YW2
?-132YW3 | |
| Guns Blazing (Japanese: うちまくり Uchimakuri) | 15-33 x3 | |
| Headbuster (Japanese: 脳天かちわり Nōten-kachiwari, lit. Head Smasher) | 130-195YW YW2
85- YW3 | |
| Headbutt (Japanese: ヘッドバット Heddobatto) | 55-121YWYW2
50- YW3 | |
| Headsmack (Japanese: ずつき Zutsuki) | 15-67YW YW2
30-105YW3 | |
| Hit (Japanese: たたく Tataku) | 10-45YWYW2
20- YW3 | |
| Kick (Japanese: けり Keri) | 15-67 | |
| Lightning Slash (Japanese: 閃光ぎり Senkō-giri, Flash Cut) | 20-44x3YW YW2
24-38 x3YW3 | |
| Maul (Japanese: かみちぎる Kamichigiru, lit. Bite Off) | 80-120YW YW2
70-112YW3 | |
| Meteor Punch (Japanese: 流星パンチ Ryūsei panchi) | 20-30 x3YW YW2
?-38 x3YW3 | |
| Nasty Kick (Japanese: 地獄げり Jigoku-geri, lit. Hell Edge) | 100-150YW YW2
70- YW3 | |
| Ninja Star (Japanese: しゅりけん Shuriken) | 60-90 | |
| One-Two Punch (Japanese: ワンツーパンチ Wantsūpanchi) | 15-33x2YW YW2
25- x2YW3 | |
| Palm Strike (Japanese: つっぱり Tsuppari) | 60-90 | |
| Pesky Poke (Japanese: こづく Kozuku, lit. Poke) | 15-67YWYW2
30-YW3 | |
| Pinpoint Pierce (Japanese: きゅうしょづき Kyūsho dzuki, lit. Vital Thrust) | 30-66 | |
| Pointy Pokes (Japanese: みだれづき Midare dzuki, lit. Wild Thrusts) | 12-26 x3 | |
| Power Punch (Japanese: ぶんなぐる Bunnaguru, lit. Wallop) | 50-110 | |
| Practiced Punch (Japanese: 正拳突き Seikenzuki) | 90-135YW YW2
70-112YW3 | |
| Punch (Japanese: パンチ Punch) | 15-67YW YW2
30- YW3 | |
| Rocket Punch (Japanese: ロケットパンチ Rocket Punch) | 100-150YW YW2
70- YW3 | |
| Sharp Claws (Japanese: するどいつめ Surudoi Tsume) | 15-52x2 | |
| Shoot (Japanese: しゃげき Shageki) | 10-45YW YW2
50- YW3 | |
|
Slap (Japanese: はたく Hataku) | 10-45YW YW2
30-105YW3 |
|
Smack Down (Japanese: はりたおす Haritaosu, lit. Knock Down) | 20-44 x2YW YW2
25-55 x2YW3 |
| Squish (Japanese: のしかかる Noshikakaru) | 10-45 | |
| Stab Storm (Japanese: 疾風づき Hayate dzuki, lit. Swift Thrusts) | 10-22 x5YW YW2
8-17x5YW3 | |
| Steam Roll (Japanese: こなごなつぶし Konagona-tsubushi, lit. Smash to Pieces) | 60-90YW YW2
55- YW3 | |
| Stepping Slice (Japanese: きりつける Kiritsukeru) | 15-67 | |
|
Tackle (Japanese: タックル Takkuru) | 60-90YW YW2
35- YW3 |
| Tail Slap (Japanese: しっぽうち Shippo-uchi, lit. Tail Strike) | 100-150YW YW2
?-110YW3 | |
| Ventilator (Japanese: 風穴あけ Kaze anaake, lit. Puncture) | 50-110YW YW2
20- YW3 |
Attacks introduced in Yo-kai Watch 2[]
| Yo-kai | Attack | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Bowshot (Japanese: 弓矢 Yumi-ya) | 20-44 | |
| Mistank | Kaboom! (Japanese: 大砲発射 Taihō Hassha, lit. Cannon Fire) | 50-110 |
| Slurp (Japanese: 舌でなめる Shita de Nameru) | 50-110 | |
| Spraygun (Japanese: スプレー発射 Spray Hassha) | 40-100 |
Attacks introduced in Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
| Yo-kai | Attack | Power |
|---|---|---|
|
Cupid's Arrow | 25 |
|
Blitz Attack | 25 |
|
Triple Attack | 30 |
|
Laser Beam | 35 |
|
Attack | 50 |
|
Charged Shot | 50 |
| Lord Enma* | Enma Orb | 50 |
| Usapyon (Football) | Quarterback Smack | 70 |
| Usapyon (Scuba) | Scuba Squirt | 70 |
| Usapyon (Motor) | Rocket Wrench | 70 |
|
Rocket Punch | 70 |
|
Fall-Back Attack | 70 |
|
Dash Attack | 80 |
|
Charged Attack | 80 |
|
Bring it On | 80 |
|
Disarmament | 80 |
|
Double Disarmament | 80 |
|
Discouragement | 80 |
|
Double Discourage | 80 |
|
Power Attack | 100 |
|
Shockwave Stomp | 120 |
|
Mighty Attack | 400 |
Attacks Moves introduced in Yo-kai Watch 3[]
| Yo-kai | Attack | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Card Throw (Japanese: カード Kādo) | 35-77 | |
| Throw (Japanese: 投げる Nageru) | 60-132 | |
| Righteous Zazel | Godsblade* | 200 |
Attacks Moves introduced in Yo-kai Watch Sangokushi[]
| Yo-kai | Attack | Power |
|---|---|---|
| Tenko | Pebble Throw (Japanese: 小石を投げる Koishi o nageru) | 15 |
| Oda Nobunyaga | Geten (Japanese: 下天 Geten) | 50 |
Trivia[]
- Double Slice's Japanese name, Tsubame-gaeshi, references the signature technique of legendary master swordsman Sasaki Kojirō: it slashed the target twice rapidly, drawing a swallow tail pattern through the air. Incidentally, the Pokémon move Aerial Ace shares the same Japanese name
- Palm Strike's Japanese name, Tsuppari is a sumo technique consisting of rapid open palm thrusts
- Practiced Punch's Japanese name, Seikenzuki is a karate technique consisting of a straight punch thrown from the basic hachiji-dachi stance