| Yo-kai Medallium biography
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"Whateverest has blown his top, and now he's overflowing with curiosity about everything!"
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Whatuption (Japanese: あそっ火山, Asokkazan) is a Rank B, Fire-attribute Rare Local Yo-kai of the Tough tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch 2.
Whatuption evolves from Whateverest when fused with a Terracotta Figure.
In Yo-kai Watch World, he is one of the Yo-kai required to unlock Slurpent.
Appearances[]
Video games[]
Biology[]
Whatuption is a Yo-kai shaped like an erupting purple volcano with a face and beige arms.
Profile[]
Fuse Whateverest with a Terracotta Figure.
Fuse Whateverest with a Terracotta Figure.
He can also be found in Blasters T in Enma Palace ⑥.
Game data[]
Main series[]
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
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| Stats
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Calculation
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| HP
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251
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| STR
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43
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| SPR
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134
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| DEF
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140
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| SPD
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63
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| This shows Whatuption's stat on level: 60.
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| Type
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Name
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Power
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Attribute
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Range
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| Attack
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Tackle (Japanese: タックル, Takkuru)
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60
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Single enemy
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| No description.
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| Technique
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Blaze (Japanese: 火炎の術, Kaen no Jutsu, lit. Flame Technique)
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50
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Fire
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Single enemy
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| No description.
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| Inspirit
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Could Care More (Japanese: 興味しんしんにする, Kyōmishinshin ni suru)
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-
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Single ally
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| The Inspired Yo-kai becomes interested in all things, so it's STR goes way up.
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| Soultimate Move
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Gleeruption (Japanese: あっそうだ！, Assōda!)
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160
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Fire
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All enemies
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| A massive blast of magma rains fire damage on all foes.
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| Skill
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Great Eruption (Japanese: 大噴火, Dai funka)
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| Normal attacks become Fire attacks.
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| Soul
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Effect
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Fire Resistance Up (Large)
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Blasters stats[]
| Blasters Stats
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Whatuption
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| Button
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Move
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Attack
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?
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Yo-kai Watch 3[]
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| Stats
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Calculation
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| HP
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492
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| STR
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56
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| SPR
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175
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| DEF
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254
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| SPD
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69
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| This shows Whatuption's stat on level: 99.
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| Type
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Name
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Power
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Attribute
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Range
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| Attack
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Tackle (Japanese: タックル, Takkuru)
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35
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Single enemy
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| No description.
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| Technique
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Blaze (Japanese: 火炎の術, Kaen no Jutsu, lit. Flame Technique)
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50
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Fire
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Single enemy
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| No description.
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| Inspirit
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Could Care More (Japanese: 興味しんしんにする, Kyōmishinshin ni suru)
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-
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Single ally
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| The Inspired Yo-kai becomes interested in all things, so it's STR goes way up.
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| Soultimate Move
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Gleeruption (Japanese: あっそうだ！, Assōda!)
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110
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Fire
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All enemies
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| A massive blast of magma rains fire damage on all foes.
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| Skill
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Great Eruption (Japanese: 大噴火, Dai funka)
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-
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| Normal attacks become Fire attacks.
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Blasters stats[]
Attribute tolerance[]
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-
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○
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-
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Tolerance of attribute attack
Strong × ⇒ △ ⇒ - ⇒ ○ ⇒ ◎ weak
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Held items[]
Spin-off games[]
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
Other games[]
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
Fusion[]
Etymology[]
- "Asokkazan" is a combination of asokka ("really now!") and kazan (火山, volcano).
- "Whatuption" is a combination of "What's up?" and eruption.
- "Inverestupción" is a combination of "Interés" (interest) and "Mt. Everest" with "Erupción" (eruption).
- "Moncurioso" is a combination of "Monte" (mount) and "curioso" (curious).
- "Krakatouaaah" is a portmanteau of "Krakatoa" (volcano located in Indonesia) and "ahhh" (an expression that can express curiosity).
- "Wissuv" is a portmanteau of "wissbegierig" (curious or inquisitive) and possibly a coruption of "Suwanosejima" (active volcano in Japan).
Trivia[]
- Whatuption's "random" nicknames in Yo-kai Watch 2 are: Ashton, Mt. OMG, Buster, and Kabluey.
- Whatuption does not have a real life medal counterpart.
- However the data for the now defunct Medalland included his medal and his medal art, making him the only unreleased medal with such data.
In other languages[]
| Language
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Name
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Meaning
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| Japanese
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あそっ火山 Asokkazan
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From "asokkan" (really now!) and "kazan" (volcano).
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| Spanish
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Inverestupción
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From "interés" (interest), "Mt. Everest" and "erupción" (eruption).
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| French
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Krakatouaaah
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From "Krakatoa" and "ahhh" (expression that can express curiosity).
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| Italian
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Moncurioso
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From "monte" (mountain) and "curioso" (curious).
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| German
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Wissuv
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From "wissbegierig" (curious or inquisitive) and possibly "Suwanosejima".
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Related Yo-kai[]
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