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"A foot soldier who loves cleaning. His spotless reputation means he's sure to be a shogun someday."

Brushido (Japanese: かたづ家来 Katazukerai) are Rank E Ice-attribute Yo-kai of the Brave tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch 2.

Brushido evolves into Washogun starting at level 19 in Yo-kai Watch 2, level 24 in Yo-kai Watch Blasters, and level 22 in Yo-kai Watch 3.

Appearances[]

Video games[]

Anime series[]

Biology[]

Black skinned with small, cyan eyes surrounded by red. On its head is a white hat with blue kanji on it (清, meaning "clean") to match the blue and white samurai-esque outfit. It wields a brown push broom with green bristles, often covered in soapsuds.

In the anime, the Brushido army are very dedicated to cleaning and fulfilling their duties with the utmost dedication. They are also very loyal to their commander, Washogun.

Each Brushido uses its broom to clean anything and everything until it sparkles, even in locations that humans normally neglect or can't reach. Typically, Brushido trave in huge armies under the command of Washogun to clean houses in a matter of minutes.

Anyone Inspirited by a Brushido begins to adopt its neat-freak behavior and start spontaneously cleaning.

Profile[]

Yo-kai Watch 2[]

Brushido is automatically befriended at the end of The Vanishing Watch in the main storyline.

He can also be found underneath cars, vending machines, and in garbage in Uptown Springdale, Desolate Lane and in the kitchen area of Wolfit Down as well as the dining area on a team with Flushback.

He can randomly be battled (but not befriended) by washing your hands. Upon defeating him, you will obtain some Food items such as Boiled Egg, and find a Gold Tag in a cutscene following the battle.

Yo-kai Watch 3[]

Brushido can be found in under cars Uptown Springdale and in the Catwalk.

He can also be found under 6000 yards in Hazy Lane.

Alternatively, he can be freed from the Crank-a-kai with a Red Coin, and an Ultra Red Coin.

He is required for the The Clean Freaks Yo-kai Circle.

Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]

Brushido can be found on Patrol Missions in Uptown Springdale or freed from the Crank-a-kai with a Red Coin.

Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]

Brushido can be found as an enemy in the Torenja Ruins dungeons and Mysteria Temple Hidden Room ①.

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

He is required for the Year-End Cleaning Battle Yo-kai Circle.

Yo-kai Watch World[]


Yo-kai Watch: Medal Wars[]


Game data[]

Main series[]

Yo-kai Watch 2[]

Stats Calculation
HP
 
297
STR
 
141
SPR
 
88
DEF
 
77
SPD
 
162
This shows Brushido's stat on level: 99.


Type Name Power Attribute Range
Attack Pesky Poke (Japanese: こづく Kozuku, lit. Poke) 15-67 Single enemy
No description.
Technique Hail (Japanese: あられの術 Arare no Jutsu, lit. Hailstone Technique) 20-90 Ice Single enemy
No description.
Inspirit Freshen Up (Japanese: おかたづけする O katadzuke suru) Single ally
Clean, virtuous power restores a little HP to the Inspirited Yo-kai.
Soultimate Move Cleaning Circle (Japanese: おかたづけの陣 O katadzuke no jin) All allies
Uses his trusty brush to scrub his allies clean.
Skill Washed Out (Japanese: きれいずき Kirei-suki)
Stats decrease when negatively Inspirited.
Soul Effect
Heals Allies after fainting (Small)
Blasters stats[]
Blasters Stats Brushido
HP: 1
Strength
Spirit
Speed


Button Move
Attack
Hits an enemy nearby
All-Out Attack
Unleashes a strong short-range attack.

Yo-kai Watch 3[]

Stats Calculation
HP
 
294
STR
 
195
SPR
 
42
DEF
 
117
SPD
 
137
This shows Brushido's stat on level: 99.


Type Name Power Attribute Range
Attack Pesky Poke (Japanese: こづく Kozuku, lit. Poke) 30 Single enemy
No description.
Technique Hail (Japanese: あられの術 Arare no Jutsu, lit. Hailstone Technique) 30 Ice Single enemy
No description.
Inspirit Freshen Up (Japanese: おかたづけする O katadzuke suru) Single ally
Clean, virtuous power slowly restores HP to an ally.
Soultimate Move Cleaning Circle (Japanese: おかたづけの陣 O katadzuke no jin) All allies
Purifies all allies with a thorough scrubbing from his deck brush.
Skill Spring Clean (Japanese: 洗浄 Senjō, lit. Cleaning)
Sometimes purifies adjacent allies.
Blasters stats[]

Attribute tolerance[]

- - - -
Tolerance of attribute attack
Strong × ⇒ △ ⇒ - ⇒ ○ ⇒ ◎ weak

Held items[]

Spin-off games[]

Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]

HP
 
357
STR
 
137
SPR
 
199
DEF
 
87
SPD Unknown
This shows stats at level 99


Type Name Power Attribute Range
Attack Attack Single enemy
No description.
Technique Power Attack Single enemy
Possible move 1
Technique Restore Restoration Single ally
Possible move 2
Technique Hail Ice Single enemy
Possible move 3
Technique Purifying! Single ally
Possible move 4

Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]

Other games[]

Yo-kai Watch World[]

Yo-kai Watch: Ukiukupedia[]

Evolution[]

Yo-kai Watch 2[]

Ice Attribute
Brushido
Level 19
Ice Attribute
Washogun

Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]

Ice Attribute
Brushido
Level 24
Ice Attribute
Washogun

In the anime[]

Yo-kai Watch[]

An army of Brushido appear in EP050, led by their leader Washogun. They proceed to clean the Adams' house immediately. However, an enemy army of Messyrai - their red, filth-dedicated counterparts - appears to undo the work they have done, having been attracted by the filthiness of an unseen leader, ultimately revealed to be an unwitting Jibanyan. The two armies engage in combat, with the outcome mostly unseen except for Jibanyan being launched off the roof.

Quotes[]

  • Befriended: "We'll be friends! Leave the tidying up to me."
  • Loafing: "Time for a break."
  • Being traded: "I was asked by Master [Player's name] to clean for you. I am honored to be here."
  • Being traded (Yo-kai Watch Blasters): "I’m on cleaning duty here from now on! I’ll begin cleaning right away!"
  • Recieving food (favorite): "That's great!"
  • Recieving food (normal): "I'll eat it."
  • Recieving food (disliked):"So many regrets..."
  • Freed from the Crank-a-kai (Yo-kai Watch Blasters): "I humbly thank you! I'll return the favor by cleaning!"

Etymology[]

  • "Katazukerai" is a combination of katazuke (片付け, "cleaning up") and kerai (家来, "retainer").
  • "Brushido" is a portmanteau of brush and bushido.
  • "Samoussrai" is a portmanteau of "ça mousse" (it bubbles) and samurai.
  • "Schwammurai" is a portmanteu of "Schwamm" (sponge) and samurai.
  • "Milimpiano" is a combination of mini and limpiar (clean), corrupted.
  • "Pulishido" is a combination of "pulito" (clean) and "bushido."

Trivia[]

  • A Brushido is the first Yo-kai that you befriend through battle in Yo-kai Watch 2.
  • When snapped in the Yo-kai Cam, his tip is, "My house could use a dusting..."
  • Brushido's "random" nicknames in Yo-kai Watch 2 are: Sweeps, Dusty, Neatnik, and Toby.

In other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese かたづ家来 Katazukerai
  Spanish Milimpiano
  French Samoussrai From "mousse" (froth) and samurai
  Italian Pulishido From Pulisci, meaning "clean" and "Bushido"
  German Schwammurai Schwamm (sponge) + Samurai
  Dutch Brushido
  Korean 청소병 Cheongsobyeong
  Russian Метломурай Metlomuray
More Languages
  Portuguese (Brazilian) Vassourinho From Vassoura (Broom) and the diminutive -inho

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