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The Nosirs (Japanese: 認ＭＥＮ MitoMEN) are a trio of Rank D, Restoration-attribute Yo-kai of the Eerie tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch 2.
From Yo-kai Watch: Ukiukipedia Kiwami to Yo-kai Watch: Ukiukipedia Gakuen Y, and in Yo-kai Watch 4, they're part of the Uwanosora tribe.
Appearances[]
Video games[]
- Yo-kai Watch 2: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Blasters: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 3: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Busters 2: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch World: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 4: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch: Medal Wars: Playable Yo-kai
Anime series[]
- Yo-kai Watch: Recurring Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch♪: Minor Yo-kai
Biology[]
The Nosirs are a trio of Yo-kai triplets. They are all short and wear purple sweater vests, blue bow-ties, magenta pants, and black eye masks. They have large, thick noses and dirty blond hair. To tell one apart from the other, one of the three wears a small pair of eyeglasses, while another has a large nose hair sticking out of his nose and holds a small vanity mirror.
In the English version, the Nosir with the nose hair has been oddly changed to a string of olive colored mucus instead.
Personality[]
The Nosirs will deny everything. The will also correct people if they preform incorrect actions. Due to their typically annoying behavior, they aren't used to gratitude or compliments. In the anime, the Nosirs make people second-guess and doubt themselves.
Each Nosir says something different. The plain Nosir says "Nuh-uh-uuhh!," the Nosir with glasses says "No siree Bob!" and the Nosir with hair/snot out of his nose says "That's snot it!"
The leader of the Nosirs is also able to infuse himself into an object, primarily the Yo-kai Watch, and is the source of the ”Nuh-uh-uuhh!” sound when the wearer inserts one of the Yo-kai Medals the wrong way.
Profile[]
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
The Nosirs can be found in under cars and vending machines in Downtown Springdale and Shopper's Row. They can also be found in Gates of Whimsy, between 2000-5000 yards in the Infinite Tunnel, and on Mystery Way - Service Road. Lastly, Nosirs can also be found in the 2nd Quiz Room behind the 40 Gate Globe Gate of Whimsy, in the top left tree.
The Nosirs are part of the Key Quest, "Matt, Don't Give Up!" in Chapter 2. They inspirit Matt during a game of soccer, who stubbornly denies that Daniel scored a goal. The player quickly finds the Nosirs and drives them away, allowing Matt to admit that the ball went in. While they were bashful upon receiving praise, they quickly left, leaving the player without a medal.
Yo-kai Watch 3[]
The Nosirs can be found in East Pine under cars.
Yo-kai Watch 4[]
Nosirs' soul can be acquired in the Yo-kai Sumo Ring. They are rewarded for beating the Egg Arena. They can also be found in the Gutsy Bones battles in Enma Tournament - Oni Arena.
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Nosirs can be found on Patrol Missions in Breezy Hills.
Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
Nosirs can be found in stage 44 in Blossom Heights.
They can also be freed from the Crank-a-kai with an Excitement Coin and a Purple Coin.
Game data[]
Main series[]
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
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Attribute tolerance[]
Held items[]
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| Yo-kai Watch 2 | Liver & ChivesEverything Ramen |
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Spin-off games[]
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
Other games[]
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
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Quotes[]
- Befriended (Yo-kai Watch 2): "We don't want to fight anymore! We don't want to leave you! Nuh-uh-uuhh!"
- Loafing: "Can't...move... Eh."
- Being traded: "Part with [player's name]? A new friend wouldn't be so bad... No sirree bob!"
- Receiving food (favourite): "Don't stop! More!"
- Receiving food (normal): "Not bad."
- Receiving food (disliked): "No good! Nuh-uh!"
- Freed from the Crank-a-kai: "Are we free? Nuh-uh-uuhh! You sure about that? Hey, how about we become friends with that guy!? He's going to disagree. Here, just take the medal!"
- Blasters T Camp: "Nosiree Bob!"
In the anime[]
Yo-kai Watch[]
The Nosirs debuted in EP007. During a multiple-choice test that Nate's, the Nosirs were constantly disrupting the children's attempts to choose answers by using their trademark denials. Nate eventually identifies them and confronts them on the rooftop. He goes to summon Jibanyan, but accidentally inserts the Yo-kai Medal the wrong way around. The Nosirs point this out, and Nate thanks them for it. The Nosirs are taken aback, who admit that they're not used to being appreciated. Out of gratitude, the leader of the Nosirs inspirits the Yo-kai Watch so he can tell Nate whenever a medal is inserted incorrectly, and the other Nosirs fly off towards the sunset.
In EP008, Nate puts Roughraff's Medal upside down, receiving a 'Nuh-uh-uuhh!' from the Nosir in the Yo-kai Watch. In EP015, Whisper and Jibanyan receive a 'Nuh-uh-uuhh!' when they tried to summon Wazzat incorrectly while Nate was inspirited by Babblong.
Yo-kai Watch♪[]
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Etymology[]
- The name "Mitomen" is a cross between the term mitomu (認む), meaning "don't be sure", and the English word men. Their appearance may be inspired by television character Mr. BATER from Fuji TV's television show called Downtown no Gottsu Ee Kanji.
- "Nosirs" is a portmanteau of the words no and sirs, or a play on the phrase no sir, a respectful denial. It can be also be a portmanteau of the words nose and sirs, due to their large noses.
- In South American Spanish, "Noseñores" is a combination of the world no and señores (sirs) and also play the phrase "no señor" (no, sir).
- In Spanish Spanish, "Trillizos No No" is a combination of trillizos (triplets) and no no.
- In German, it's just No-No
Trivia[]
- Tanaka Miho said in an interview that he wanted to make a Yo-kai for causing the Yo-kai Medal to be registered incorrectly in the Yo-kai Watch.[1]
- The Nosirs are one of the few Yo-kai that Nate befriended in the anime that don't give him their Yo-kai Medal. Rather, the leader of the three upgraded Nate's watch by "fusing" with it instead.
- This is likely because the Nosirs do not make an appearance in the video games until Yo-kai Watch 2. They are not registered in the Yo-kai Medallium in the Recap Time of that episode.
- Nosirs' "random" nicknames in Yo-kai Watch 2 are: "The Trio", "No No No", "No Bros", and "No Squad".
- In Yo-kai Watch 3 their Nuh-uh-uuhh! chant is heard if the player attempts to give a Yo-kai a nickname with inappropriate words or language.
In other languages[]
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認MEN Mitomen | |
 Spanish
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Trillizos No-No (Spain anime) Noseñores (South America) No-No (Game) |
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 French
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Non-non | |
 Italian
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Signori No (Anime) Innasocenti (Game) |
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 German
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Nein-nein (German) Leugnasen (Wibble Wobble) |
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 Korean
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그게 아니야 MEN Geuge Aniya MEN | |
 Russian
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Носеры "Noseri" (Games) Нетюшки "Netushki" (Anime) |
From word "нос" (nos), means "nose" From word "нет" (net), means "no" |
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 Arabic
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مشكك | |
 Chinese (Cantonese)*
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否認MEN (Hong Kong) 否認男 (Taiwan) |
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 Portuguese (European)
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Não Senhor/"Seinão" | |