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"A torn love letter whose rage turned it into a Yo-kai. Finds joy in ripping up important documents."


Love-Torn (Japanese: やぶレター Yaburetaa) is a Rank E, 'Merican Yo-kai of the Eerie tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch 3.

Appearances[]

Video games[]

Anime series[]

Biology[]

Love-Torn is a small pink envelope with arms and eyes with pale yellow sclera and green irises. She wears red lipstick, mascara, and purple eyeshadow. Her face is twisted in an angry expression, carries two red objects in her hands, and bits of tears came out of her eyes. Love-Torn’s envelope body appears to be torn in half, but is placed back together by a single bandage put on top of her forehead.

Love-Torn causes things to rip apart.

Profile[]

Yo-kai Watch 3[]

Love-Torn can be found in trees in St. Peanutsburg.

She can also be found in the Scrapyard.

Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]


Game data[]

Evolution[]

Drain Attribute
Love-Torn
Level 30
Fire Attribute
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Fusion[]

Drain Attribute
Love-Torn
+
Fire Attribute
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Fire Attribute
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Stats[]

Stats Calculation
HP
 
70
STR
 
6
SPR
 
34
DEF
 
8
SPD
 
53
This shows Love-Torn's stat on level: 11.


Movelist[]

Type Name Power Attribute Range
Attack Slap 30 Single enemy
No description.
Technique Absorb 25 Drain Single enemy
No description.
Inspirit Love-Torn Tirade - Single enemy
Resentment borne from a love-letter torn drives a foe to attack its allies!
Soultimate Move Ripping Rancor - ?
Casts an angry curse that gradually drains enemy HP.
Skill Sludge Grudge (Japanese: おんねん On'nen) -
When defeated, takes revenge on enemy.

Quotes[]

  • Traded: "I c-can't believe I was t-traded away... as if my heart wasn't t-torn enough!"

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Etymology[]

  • "Yabuletter" is a combination of yabureru (Japanese: 敗れる "break down" or "be defeated") and the English "love letter".
  • "Love-Torn" is the English portmanteau for the phrase love torn.
  • "Cartairada" is a contraction of "Carta tirada" (thrown away letter).
  • "Letterotta" is a portmanteau of "lettera" ("letter") and "rotto" ("broken" or "torn").
  • "Serdcerazryv" is a portmanteau of "sérdce" ("heart") and "razrýv" ("rupture" or "break").

Origin[]

Trivia[]

In other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
  Japanese やぶレター Yaburetaa From "yabureru" (break down or to be defeated) and the English "letter".
  Spanish Cartairada From "carta tirada" (thrown away letter).
  Italian Letterotta From "lettera" (letter) and "rotto" (broken or torn).
  Russian Сердцеразрыв From "sérdce" ("heart") and "razrýv" ("rupture" or "break").