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SV Snaggerjag (Japanese: つられたろう丸 Tsuraretarō-maru) is a Boss Yo-kai introduced in Yo-kai Watch.
As of Yo-kai Watch 2, SV Snaggerjag can be befriended, and is a Water-attribute Rare Yo-kai of the Slippery tribe. Introduced as Rank B, this form was promoted to Rank A with Yo-kai Watch Blasters.
In Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble, SV Snaggerjag can fuse with SV Snaggerjag S Parts to form SV Snaggerjag S.
In Yo-kai Watch Blasters and Yo-kai Watch Busters 2, he is one of the Yo-kai required to unlock Spoilerina.
Appearances[]
Video games[]
- Yo-kai Watch: Boss Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 2: Boss Yo-kai and Befriendable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Blasters: Boss Yo-kai and Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble: Boss and Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 3: Befriendable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Busters 2: Boss Yo-kai and Playable Yo-kai
Anime series[]
- Yo-kai Watch♪: Minor Yo-kai
Biology[]
SV Snaggerjag appears as the top half of a stout, teal-skinned humanoid Yo-kai emerging from a wooden sailboat. He has curly black hair, bushy eyebrows, a beard and mustache, and glaring yellow eyes, with a frowning mouth full of sharp teeth. He wears an orange happi with green accents and a white wave pattern, and a fishing rod with a dangling line and hook is attached to the top of his head, with a headband tied at the base. His boat flies a purple square rig sail with the kanji for "treasure" (Japanese: 宝 Takara) inside a circle painted in white. His hair also goes up on the left and right which it curves to look like demon horns.
His befriendable form, however, loses most of his boss form's features, losing the kanji on his sail, his hull is smaller, his facial hair is reduced to a soul patch, the end of his fishing rod fades into black, and his eyebrows loses the horn feature on his boss form.
SV Snaggerjag is stiff and doesn't like it when people or Yo-kai mess around in the pond because he is afraid it will scare the fish away.
Skill: Lake's Guardian-Takes in all water damage and heals himself with it.
He brings bad luck to anglers and can command the fish that live in his lake.
Profile[]
Yo-kai Watch[]
SV Snaggerjag appears as the Boss of chapter 5 of the game, encountered in Catfish Pond.
When the player enlists the help of Walkappa in order to help Bear to find the supposed ring his mother lost, the Kappa Yo-kai makes a series of splashes in the pond, much to the startle of Bear, but also to the dismay of SV Snaggerjag who, visibly irritated, demands to know who is causing such a riot, and subsequently engages the heroes in combat. After his defeat, he calmly asks the player to not to cause splashes again, as they disturb the fishes.
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
SV Snaggerjag is exclusive to Fleshy Souls.
- Go to the Mount Wildwood summit and talk to the lady on top to receive the Fleshy Souls only request "The Price of Iron".
- Get an iron doll, which can be found in the grass in a variety of locations, and then go to the waterfall under the Mount Wildwood bridge or you can use the one the lady who started this quest gave you. Interact with the water to summon SV Snaggerjag.
- After a brief cutscene, SV Snaggerjag will attack. A level 30-35 team of Yo-kai is recommended. After defeating him, he can be fought every day. he does not approach you like in the normal way of befriending Yo-kai. Instead, his dialogue will change after the fight and he will give you his medal.
Yo-kai Watch 3[]
SV Snaggerjag can be found and befriended in Hazy Lane.
He can also be found in Blasters T in the Tomb of King Clupharaon ④ as a Clu-T-Fact. He also appears as a boss either alone or with Gutsy Bones in the Tomb of King Clupharaon ⑤.
He is required for the Just Bossing Around Yo-kai Circle.
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
SV Snaggerjag is the boss of Chapter 4, where he awakens due to the feud between Mermaidyn and Faux Kappa. After defeating him in the chapter, he can be fought in Big Boss mode.
SV Snaggerjag's friend form is a prize for the Big Boss Mission Hunt for Ultra SV Snaggerjag! as a White Dog Squad 1st prize and Hunt for Ultra Styx Mk.VI! as a Red Cat Corps 1st prize. He can also be freed from the Crank-a-kai with a Strength Coin.
He is required for the Snaggerjag and Friends Yo-kai Circle.
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
SV Snaggerjag, along with Sproink and Slimamander, were befriendable in the Befriend-a-Boss event, and their fusion items were available in the crank during this period as well.
Strategy[]
SV Snaggerjag is the 3rd Boss Yo-kai, relying more on his summons than his own attacks. He doesn't have any special defensive properties. He has the following attacks.
- A normal attack involving him using the hook on his head like a whip.
- Takin' it All (Japanese: 一本釣り Ippon Zuri): Reels into the lake and pulls out a random catfish enemy to assist him: the green catfish Meditatum, the blue catfish Shuter, and the red catfish Grumpus.
- Soultimate: A Fisher's Life (Japanese: どっこい大漁節 Dokkoi Tairyou-Bushi): A powerful water-elemental attack that summons a large brown catfish and blasts the front line with a massive water beam, damaging them all. Can only be used when 2 catfish are summoned.
His main gimmick is that he can summon 3 random enemies: Meditatum, Shuter, Grumpus. Meditatum uses a healing technique named Fishy Heal, healing SV Snaggerjag a small amount of HP, Shuter uses a Water-elemental technique named Squirt Gun, and Grumpus does a headbutt, doing physical damage. They have low HP, so a few attacks will defeat them.
Unlike the previous 2 boss fights, he's extremely easy without his summons, as he can't do much outside of his normal attack. Just attack the catfish when they're up to prevent extra damage and his soultimate from being done. He takes less damage from Water-elemental attacks, but is weak to Electric-elemental attacks.
Game data[]
Main series[]
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
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Blasters stats[]
Attribute tolerance[]
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Held items[]
Spin-off games[]
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Attacks
Fisherman’s Fist - Raises his arms to pound the ground in front of him.
Keep It Reel - Swings his fishing rod in a way that takes up the whole area in front of him.
Catch of the Day - Hooks up a random fish to join the fight.
- Grumpus - Can slam the ground in a small AOE.
- Shuter - Spits a straight line of water.
- Meditatum- Uses Circle Restore, restoring the health of other fish as well as SV Snaggerjag himself.
Oil Spill - Spits out multiple globs of oil that lowers SPD. Only used at Catfish Pond.
A Fisher’s Life (Soultimate) - Hooks up a giant whale that spews a stream of water. Then, it rotates 180 or 360 degrees before diving back in. Can only be used at Catfish Pond.
Equipment Material
Normal
Snaggerjag Hook - A hook that SV Snaggerjag uses. Its shiny barb doesn’t let prey escape.
Snaggerjag Ship - A ship that SV Snaggerjag sails in. It glides swiftly on the pond’s surface.
Super
Big Snaggerjag Hk - Used to catch big game. Looks big enough to catch a whale.
Ghost Snaggership - For punishing those who disturb the pond. Speedy remodeled ship.
Ultra
Snaggerjag Rod - A rod that SV Snaggerjag uses to fish. It’s super flexible and never breaks.
Treasure Ship - A special ship used for festivals. Tourists flock when they see this ship.
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Attacks[]
Role - Fighter
Attack - Strikes nearby foes. (Power: 50)
Rapids - Uses strong water magic. Build up to increase effect. (Power: 50)
Defensive Stance - Your defense is increased for a time. (Power: 0)
A Fisher’s Life (Soultimate) - Hits foes with a giant waterfall for big damage. (Power: 80x5)
Learned Attacks[]
Mighty Attack - Gather all your strength into one big attack. (Power: 400)
Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
Other games[]
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
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In the anime[]
SV Snaggerjag made his debut in MN076.
Quotes[]
- Freed from Crank-a-kai (Blasters): "Oh! You caught me! OK! You and I are friends from now on!"
- Blasters House:
- "I'm proud of Catfish Pond! I've been protecting that place for years."
- "Now that I'm part of the Blasters, I want to protect other things, too!"
- "You can't jump into Catfish Pond! Follow the rules when you swim there."
- Blasters T camp: "Arrr! You be wantin' Catfish Pond? Over my dead body!"
Etymology[]
- SV Snaggerjag's Japanese name, "Tsuraretarō-maru," is a combination of tsurareru (釣られる, "to be reeled in"), Tarō (太郎, common male name), and maru (丸, "circle", but also typical suffix used for names of ships and swords).
- His English name, "SV Snaggerjag," is a portmanteau of snagger and jag preceded by the naval prefix SV (Sailing Vessel).
- His Spanish name, "Bergantín," translates as Brigantine, a two-masted sailing vessel with a fully square-rigged foremast and at least two sails on the main mast: a square topsail and a gaff sail mainsail (behind the mast).
Trivia[]
- According to the Yo-kai Watch official guide, the huge whale that SV Snaggerjag hooks up during his Soultimate Move, A Fisher‘s Life, is called Tantrump.
- His Soultimate in the Spanish version, "No Corta El Mar" is a reference to La Canción Del Pirata, a famous Spanish poem by José de Espronceda.
Gallery[]
- Main article: SV Snaggerjag/Gallery
In other languages[]
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 Japanese
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つられたろう丸 Tsuraretarō-maru | |
 Spanish
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Bergantín | |
 French
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Carpitaine | From "carpe" (carp) and "capitaine" (captain) |
 Italian
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Velanera | From "vela", "sail" and "nera", "black" |
 German
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Kutterkahn | |
 Korean
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낚신 Naksin | |
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 Portuguese (Brazilian)
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Gancholino | From Gancho (Hook) and the suffix -lino. |