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"A monster that is always wandering around aimlessly. Even he himself doesn't know where he is wandering."

Loiter (Japanese: さまよう怪魔 Samayō Kaima) are Drain-attribute Wicked Yo-kai introduced in Yo-kai Watch 2 who possess Classic Yo-kai into Wicked Servants.

Biology[]

Appearance[]

Loiter's sort-of resemble Whisper and have slender dark purple wispy bodies. They have red eyes, teal tongues, and rows of sharp teeth on the top and bottom of their mouths. A red flame is spotted on the top of their heads.

Abilities[]

Just like Flicker and Schemer this Yo-kai has the ability to shoot a translucent beam at his opponents.

Like Schemer and the Flicker, Loiter has the power to possess Classic Yo-kai and turn them into Wicked Servants.

Profile[]

Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]

Loiter sometimes appears in several levels as a non-playable miniboss. He also can be summoned by Dame Dedtime and Dame Dredful after stealing the level of the Yo-kai team.

Since June 15, 2024, Flicker was added as a boss in the Wicked's Mysterious Document ②.

In the anime and movies[]

Loiter, Flicker and Schemer on M01[1] appear as grunts of Dame Dedtime being defeated as an army.

Loiter, Flicker and Schemer make a brief appearance in EX007.

Etymology[]

His Japanese name Samayō Kaima (Japanese: さまよう怪魔) translates into Wandering Monster.

His English name uses the word Loiter meaning "Waiting without a purpose". Oddly enough his English name actually means to opposite of his Japanese name.

His German name Grämamba is a portmanteau of "grämen" (to grieve) and "Mamba".

His spanish name Transeúntio is a portmanteau of "transeúnte" (passerby) and "tío" (guy).

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Trivia[]

  • Ironically, Loiter is the only one between Schemer and Flicker to use the opposite of what his Japanese name means.
  • This is one of the few Yo-kai to not appear in Yo-kai Watch 2's Meddalium.
  • This Yo-kai is internally considered E-rank, although this is most likely a placeholder, and is therefore not considered it's true rank.

In Other Languages[]

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese さまよう怪魔 Samayō Kaima
  Spanish Transeúntio
  French Anguigne
  Italian Serposcura
  German Grämamba