Being traded (Yo-kai Watch Blasters):"You accept me? If you don’t want me, that’s okay. I’ll go somewhere else."
Freed from the Crank-a-kai (Yo-kai Watch Blasters):"I'm sorry that I'm the one to come out. Now you're wet, huh?"
In the anime[]
Drenchetta's previous human form
Drenchetta makes her debut in Yo-kai Drenchetta where she is making Nate's classmates feel depressed or left out. It is revealed she was once a human like Dismarelda, having a similar backstory to her.
Etymology[]
Her Japanese name "Shimeppoina" is derived from "shimeppoi" (Japanese: 湿っぽい,"shimeppoi") which can be translated with different meanings, "damp" and "moody," referencing her ability to dampen anyone's mood.
Her English name "Drenchetta" combines the word "Drench" and the ending suffix "Etta" used in female given names.
Her Spanish name "Tristeresa" combines "Tristeza" (Sadness) and the name "Teresa."