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Steppa (Japanese: コンブさん Konbu-san) is a Rank E, Restoration-attribute Yo-kai of the Heartful tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch.
As of Yo-kai Watch 4, he is part of the Uwanosora tribe.
In Yo-kai Watch 2, Steppa is one of the Yo-kai required to unlock Poofessor.
Appearances[]
Video games[]
- Yo-kai Watch: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 2: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 3: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 4: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Blasters: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Busters 2: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch: Medal Wars: Playable Yo-kai
Anime series[]
- Yo-kai Watch anime series: Recurring Yo-kai
Biology[]
Steppa is a seaweed Yo-kai similar to Wiglin, except that he is dark-green skinned and wears a mustard-colored haori with the eye patterns in black, and light yellow pants and a light yellow bow.
Steppa, like his friends, is an energetic and cheerful Yo-kai. He loves dancing and enjoys it. In tone with this, he says "Yeah!" every time he can dance.
Steppa makes people dance very well, along with the other two members of the "Dancing Trio", Rhyth and Wiglin.
Profile[]
Yo-kai Watch[]
Steppa appears in the ocean at Rolling Waves park at night in Downtown Springdale.
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
Steppa can be found in the Seaside Cave in San Fantastico as well as the Shopping Street Narrows and in the river in Shopper's Row.
He can also be found in Gates of Whimsy.
He is required for a Baffle Board in the Seaside Cave in the story and changes the water level.
Yo-kai Watch 3[]
Steppa can be found in Blasters T in the Temple of Clusis ①, ②, ③, and ④, and the Tidal and Whirlpool Labyrinths.
Steppa is required for the The Seaweed Shufflers Yo-kai Circle.
Yo-kai Watch 4[]
Steppa can be found in Houkenden and in Ark doors in the future. He can also be found in the Gutsy Bones battles in Enma Tournament - Oni Arena as well as in the Sproink, Hoggles, McKraken, Acala Exalted, and Hyakki-hime (Shadowside) missions in PuraPura Blasters.
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Steppa can be found on Patrol Missions in Downtown Springdale.
He is required for the Trying Tangle Tango and Lost in Translation Yo-kai Circles.
Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
Steppa can be found in the Usugura Great Cave Sword Room ②.
He is required for the Veteran Supporter and Seaweed Romance Story Part 2 Yo-kai Circles.
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
Steppa can be found in stage 14, 77, and 155.
He can also be freed from the Crank-a-kai using a Mystery Coin or a Green Coin.
Game data[]
Main series[]
Yo-kai Watch[]
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Attribute tolerance[]
Held items[]
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| Yo-kai Watch | Fish Bait 40%
Cheery Coat 3% |
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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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Yo-kai Watch: Ukiukupedia[]
Quotes[]
- Befriended: "Let's be friends! You look like you know some good steps!"
- Loafing: "Out of the zone..."
- Receiving food (favourite): "Happy dance!"
- Receiving food (normal): "Hm. Not bad."
- Receiving food (disliked): "This is BAD!"
In the anime[]
Steppa debuts in EP013 along with Wiglin and Rhyth, in which they cause Nate to be able to dance when previously was not able to. While initially grateful, Nate quickly curses this new ability when it takes him to the extreme by causing him to dance even in inappropriate situations. Some time after this, the Yo-kai Dancers give Nate their Yo-kai Medals.
In EP024, Nate summons Wiglin, Steppa, and Rhyth to make Tengloom smile. However, this plan backfires and all of them fall rolling down to a three, which ironically makes Tengloom smiles.
Etymology[]
- "Steppa" is a corruption of step.
- "Konbu-san" comes from konbu (昆布), the Saccharina japonica species of edible kelp.
- "Pasodón" is a corruption of pasodoble (paso doble).
- "Plattla" is a corruption of "Plattler", a short form of "Schuhplattler," a Southern German type of dance.
Trivia[]
- Steppa, along with Wiglin, Rhyth, Seaweed Sensei and Kelpacabana are the only Yo-kai capable of equipping the "Cheery Coat" item.
- There is a mistranslation in Yo-kai Watch Blasters where he, Rhyth and Steppa instead of saying the "Dancing Trio" in their introduction say the Japanese group name "Triple Sea."
In other languages[]
| Language | Name | Meaning |
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 Japanese
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コンブさん Konbu-san | From konbu (昆布), the Saccharina japonica species of edible kelp. |
 Spanish
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Pasodón | |
 French
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Wakapoeira | |
 Italian
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Banz | |
 German
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Plattla | |
 Dutch
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Steppa | Same as the English name. |
 Korean
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다시마군 Dasimagun | |
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 Arabic
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خيدوش | |
 Chinese (Cantonese)*
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昆布哥哥 | |
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昆布哥 | |
 Portuguese (Brazilian)
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Funkombu | |
 Thai
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คมบุซัง | |
Related Yo-kai[]
- Wiglin
- Rhyth
- Konbu-san Kan Kou
- Konbu-san (Shadowside)