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"Stuck in the endless cycle of asking one parent for something, only to be told to go and ask the other? Well, here's your problem."


Rinsin Repete (Japanese: たらいまわし Taraimawashi) is a Rank D, Earth-attribute Yo-kai of the Eerie tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch 3.

Appearances[]

Video games[]

Biology[]

Rinsin Repete appears as a humanoid Yo-kai with a greenish-bluish flame on its forehead and a purple body. He also has purple lips. It only wears a loincloth and spins a wheel around its body.

He can make people go on wild goose chases which is a pursuit of something unattainable. In this case it’s unattainable because he forces people to pass things on to another.

Profile[]

Yo-kai Watch 3[]

Rinsin Repete can be found in Blasters T in the Cluvian Keyhole ① and ④ and the Old Mansion.

Game data[]

Stats Calculation
HP
 
122-213
Attack
 
169-295
This shows Rinsin Repete's stat on level: 50.
Soultimate Move
(Japanese: ローリングたらい地獄 Rōringu tarai jigoku)
While rotating the tub, erase the monster Wib Wob in the center.
Other Effects
N/A
Soultimate Levels
LV01 20pt
LV02 00
LV03 00
LV04 00
LV05 00
LV06 00
LV07 00
Skill Levels
N/A
LV01 Effect: N/A
LV02 Effect: N/A
LV03 Effect: N/A
LV04 Effect: N/A
LV05 Effect: N/A


In the anime[]

Rinsin Repete first appears in Yo-kai Rinsin Repete, where he makes Nate go on a wild goose chase to find where some paperwork goes to. He is then revealed in the Springdale Elementary gym where he is challenged to spin a pool float, a square shaped piece of cardboard, a tiny donut, and then the Yo-kai Daiz. Daiz slowed him down and then made Rinsin Repete get spaced out and fall. He then gives Nate his medal and accidentally calls Daiz a sausage...

He appears again in EP128 where he asks Hailey and Usapyon for his help.

Quotes[]

  • Freed from the Crank-a-kai: "Round and round and out I came! Your turn next..."

Etymology[]

"Risin Repete" is a corruption of the phrase "Rinse and Repeat" describing a constant cycle.

"Taraimawashi" is a wordplay on taraimawashi (盥回し, acrobatic trick of spinning a washbasin on one's feet, but also "passing around, delegating".)

Trivia[]

In other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
  Spanish Padefo
  French Rengainaël
  Italian Risciak
  German Wiederwanne
More Languages
  Portuguese (European) Pete Repete