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"Loves scaring people by making them think that he's about to fall onto the floor and be smashed to smithereens."


Terrorpotta (Japanese: ドキ土器 Dokidoki) is a Rank E, Earth-attribute Yo-kai of the Tough tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch 2.

As of Yo-kai Watch 3, Terrorpotta evolves into Blownhistoppa when fused with Old Earthenware.

Appearances[]

Video games[]

Anime series[]

Manga series[]

Biology[]

Terrorpotta looks like a round, light brown pot. He has a large crack in the bottom left side of his body, revealing a pink heart. The rest of his body has small, hardly noticeable cracks.

His power is to make people's hearts beat faster than normal.

Profile[]

Yo-kai Watch 2[]

Terrorpotta can be found as a wild Yo-kai in the Jumbo Slider area in the forest above Breezy Hills as well as Mt. Wildwood - Mountain Path.

Terrorpotta can also be freed from the present Crank-a-kai with an Orange Coin.

He can also be randomly encountered on the train on a team with Fidgephant at level 6.

Alternatively, he also appears on Bony Spirits Way - Exit.

Yo-kai Watch 3[]

Terrorpotta can be found in the Jumbo Slider area.

He can also be found in Blasters T in the Cluvian Keyhole ①, ②, ③, and ④; and the Sandstorm and Tornado Labyrinths.

Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]

Terrorpotta can be found on Patrol Missions in Breezy Hills.

Game data[]

Main series[]

Yo-kai Watch 2[]

Stats Calculation
HP
 
234
STR
 
134
SPR
 
97
DEF
 
148
SPD
 
150
This shows Terrorpotta's stat on level: 99.


Type Name Power Attribute Range
Attack Body Bash (Japanese: あてみ Atemi) 15-67 Single enemy
No description.
Technique Pebble (Japanese: こいしの術 Ko-ishi no Jutsu) 20-90 Earth Single enemy
No description.
Inspirit Crack Up (Japanese: 割れやすくする Wareyaku-suru) Single ally
The Inspirited Yo-kai's body becomes fragile, lowering DEF.
Soultimate Move Cracked Pot (Japanese: 縄文ハートブレイク Jomon Heart Break) All enemies
Causes confusion in foes by teetering on the brink of tripping.
Skill Rest in Pieces (Japanese: こっなごな Konnagona)
Prevents all Yo-kai from being revived.
Soul Effect
Critical hit ratio Up (Small)
Blasters stats[]
Blasters Stats Terrorpotta
HP: 1
Strength
Spirit
Speed


Button Move
Attack
Hits an enemy nearby
Pebble

Yo-kai Watch 3[]

Stats Calculation
HP
 
438
STR
 
101
SPR
 
57
DEF
 
203
SPD
 
71
This shows Terrorpotta's stat on level: 99.


Type Name Power Attribute Range
Attack Body Bash (Japanese: あてみ Atemi) 20 Single enemy
No description.
Technique Pebble (Japanese: こいしの術 Ko-ishi no Jutsu) 30 Earth Single enemy
No description.
Inspirit Crack Up (Japanese: 割れやすくする Wareyaku-suru) Single ally
The Inspirited Yo-kai's body becomes fragile, lowering DEF.
Soultimate Move Cracked Pot (Japanese: 縄文ハートブレイク Jomon Heart Break) All enemies
Causes confusion in foes by teetering on the brink of tripping.
Skill Rest in Pieces (Japanese: こっなごな Konnagona)
Prevents all Yo-kai from being revived.
Blasters stats[]

Attribute tolerance[]

- - - -
Tolerance of attribute attack
Strong × ⇒ △ ⇒ - ⇒ ○ ⇒ ◎ weak

Held items[]

Games Items
Yo-kai Watch 2 Get Guarding
Steamed Daikon
Yo-kai Watch 3
Yo-kai Watch Blasters

Spin-off games[]

Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]

Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]

Other games[]

Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]

Stats Calculation
HP
 
186-321
Attack
 
102-175
This shows Terrorpotta's stat on level: 50.
Soultimate Move
Cracked Pot 縄文ハートブレイク
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Other Effects
N/A
Soultimate Levels
LV01 4 seconds
Necessary move gauge 18
LV02 4 seconds
Necessary move gauge 17
LV03 5 seconds
Necessary move gauge 17
LV04 00
LV05 6 seconds
Necessary move gauge 16
LV06 6 seconds
Necessary move gauge 15
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[]

Terrorpotta showed up during a race in Nate's school's sports festival in EP037, Inspiriting him just before he participates in the 100 meter dash. Despite feeling sickened by the strain his fast-beating heart puts on his body, Nate manages to push through and take part in the race.

He later appeared in EP080, Inspiriting Jibanyan while he was home alone, making him scared of everything at the house. After Nate arrives home, he discovers Terrorpotta and Jibanyan uses Whisper as a bat to launch him out of the house.

Quotes[]

  • Befriended: "Would you be my friend? Phew... I was so nervous saying that..."
  • Loafing:
  • Receiving food (favorite): "Wow, that's good!"
  • Receiving food (normal): "Not my fave."
  • Receiving food (disliked): "Now I'm bloated."
  • Freed from Crank-a-kai: "Oh...oh dear. I'm going to tip over... Phew. Safe this time. Thank you..."

Etymology[]

  • "Dokidoki" is a combination of dokidoki (Japanese: ドキドキ onomatopoeia for heartbeat) and doki (Japanese: 土器 "earthenware").
  • "Terrorpotta" is a pun off the word terracotta with the words terror and pot.
  • "Tensiovaso" is a combination of "tesnione" (tension) and "vaso" (pot).

Origin[]

Terrorpotta might be based on the haniwa, terracotta clay statues from the Kofun period (3rd to 6th centuries AD). Possibly derived from the Chinese custom of sculpting clay simulacra to replace the tradition of burying the emperor's retainers along with him after the funeral, they decorated tombs and burial mounds and came in a variety of shapes, from animals to human figures, to warriors tasked with protecting the deceased. In modern years, due to the overall aura of mystery that surrounds Japan's prehistoria, haniwa are portrayed in fiction as living creatures or otherwise possessing supernatural powers. Most notably in the animated series Steel Jeeg, haniwa are clay monsters born from the depths of the earth who fight for the demonic queen Himika (who is herself based on Himiko, the legendary shaman queen who lived in Japan during the 3rd century).

Trivia[]

  • Terrorpotta's "random" nicknames are: Tumbles, Smasher, Potter, and Terry.
  • While the other Yo-kai in the Kaibuki Theater are just fine, the Terrorpotta is actually just in a t-pose state, stuck under the table.

In other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
  Spanish Aterracota
  French Potache
  Italian Tensiovaso
  German Pochtopf
More Languages
  Portuguese (Brazilian) Supersensíl

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