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"A yo-kai that looks just like USApyon. He is on the run after being put on the wanted list for appearing on TV with his lie that he was kidnapped by aliens."

Intrudapyon (Japanese: USO (うそ)ピョン USOpyon) is an Yo-Criminal introduced in Yo-kai Watch 3. He is the Yo-Criminal counterpart of Usapyon.

In Yo-kai Watch World, he is a Rank S, Wind-attribute Yo-kai of the Shady tribe.

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Biology[]


Appearance[]

Intrudapyon has a similar appearance to Usapyon, being a small otter-like Yo-kai. He has pink and light gray fur, with a wispy purple tail. He also wears a vibrant green and red space suit resembling a rabbit, and he carries a red, blue, and green ray gun in the shape of a carrot.

Unlike his non-criminal counterpart, he has not been seen without his suit, nor has he been seen in any alternate forms, such as Invader or Emperor. It is unknown if he is capable of such transformations.

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Yo-kai Watch 3[]

His crime is "Claimed on TV to have been abducted by aliens". After the player catches him, he denies that this was a lie and challenges you to a battle. After losing against him, he admits that he lied. He later got arrested by Detective Holdit, who gives you 3400 wanted points for his capture.

Yo-kai Watch World[]


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Etymology[]

  • USOpyon combines "USO", in japanese 嘘 uso (Lie), with USApyon.
  • Intrudapyon combines intruder and Usapyon.
  • In Spanish, Intrusopyon, combains intruso (intruder) and Usapyon.

Trivia[]

  • He does not have the Invader Mode skill in battle, unlike his counterpart.
  • He is the only Usapyon variant confirmed to be a separate entity from the original (not counting the bosses Captain Thunder and Pink Emperor).
  • He is also the only non-boss NPC variant of Usapyon in the games.

In other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese USOピョン USO pyon Combines "USO", in japanese 嘘 uso (Lie), with USApyon
  Spanish Intrusopyon Combines intruso (intruder) and Usapyon
  French Intrusapyon Conbines "Intrus" (intruder) and Usapyon