Sigh-Durr has an apple for a head. He is wearing Robin Hood-styled clothing with brown garters, gloves, and shoes. Sigh-Durr constantly has a pained expression on his face and also has blushing cheeks. Sigh-Durr holds a bow and wears a quiver carrying arrows on its back, with one arrow stuck to the middle of his forehead.
Whoever Sigh-Durr inspirits becomes easily upset when they don't do something right.
Sigh-Durr can be found in Gloombell Forest. Alternatively, Sigh-Durr can be freed from the Dream Wheel with a Red Coin. He can also be freed from both the Crank-a-kai and Dream Wheel with a Super Red Coin and Ultra Red Coin.
He is required for the The Failure Brigade Yo-kai Circle.
Sigh-Durr appeared in EP158 where he made bad things happen on several people at Nate’sschool and made them feel upset. When discovered, the apple Yo-kai explains that whenever he uses his power, a “chance apple” appears. The “chance apples” roll and can stop on a mistake side or a good side, but the apple explains that he hasn’t Inspirited anyone and they didn’t fail yet. He then recounts what happened after he became a Yo-kai with his dad (also with an apple for a head), explaining to him that he can shoot well but the Sigh-Durr keeps doubting himself. Then all of the sudden his dad appears and the Yo-kai wants to impress his dad, so he tries to shoot but it instead shoots his dad. His father turns green, then his head turns into a pear after another miss, then into an orange after that one, as Sigh-Durr starts freaking out.
Quotes[]
Befriended:"I lost again?! Mind if I team up with you? I might win then..."
Loafing: "Well I..."
Receiving food (favorite):"Bullseye!"
Receiving food (normal): "So-so."
Receiving food (disliked): "Rats, I missed!"
Freed from Crank-a-kai: "I never miss my target with Bowshot! On occasion I pick the wrong target..."
Traded: "Oh no! I was meant to be sent somewhere else! Oh well, will you be my friend?"
Blasters T Camp: "Oh, er, are you sure you want to take me? I'm likely to miss a lot..."
Etymology[]
"Acha" is a wordplay on achaa! (あちゃー, "whoops!") and the English word archer.
"Sigh-Durr" is a pun on cider that uses the words sigh and durr, a sound that a person may make when they get hurt.
"Loupépin" is the union of the 2 words "Loupé" (missed) and "Pépin" (a hitch).
"Robin Ful" combines "Robin Hood" and "Ful" is phonetically similar to "Fool."
"Nietell" is a portmanteau of Niete (a slang word for an incompetent person or a failed situation) and Tell, referring to the folk hero William Tell.
"Melofreccio" is a union of the words "melo," meaning "apple tree" and being the masculine form of "mela," meaning "apple," and "freccia," meaning "arrow."
Origin[]
Sigh-Durr is based on the story of William Tell, who had to shoot an apple that was balanced on his son's head.
Trivia[]
Sigh-Durr's "random" nicknames are: Bertie, Hood, Condor, and Chase.
"Hood" is most likely a reference to Robin Hood, who is known for his iconic bow and arrow.
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