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- "Hi!"
- —Wobblewok, Yo-kai Watch Blasters
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- "WOBWOK WOBWOK! POWER OVERWHELMING! WOBWOKKK!"
- —Wobblewok, Yo-kai Watch 3
Wobblewok (Japanese: どんどろ Dondoro) is a Lightning-attribute Boss Yo-kai introduced in Yo-kai Watch. He is the boss of the 8th Circle of the Infinite Inferno.
As of Yo-kai Watch 2, Wobblewok can be befriended, and is a Rank S, Earth-attribute Rare Yo-kai of the Shady tribe, and the Uwanosora tribe as of Yo-kai Watch 4.
In Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble, he is a Rank SS Yo-kai.
In Yo-kai Watch Blasters, 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 Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Blasters: Boss Yo-kai and Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble: Boss Yo-kai and Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 3: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Busters 2: Boss Yo-kai and Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch World: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch 4: Playable Yo-kai
Anime series[]
- Yo-kai Watch!: Minor Yo-kai
Biology[]
Wobblewok appears as a black round mass with wide-set red eyes, a large grinning mouth and thin, long arms, set inside a giant rice cooker. Paper talismans are placed along the lid, and its small feet appear to poke out from the bottom of the pot. The talisman on his lid read '封' the kanji for 'seal'.
His friend form is far smaller than his Boss form, the only other difference is that he only has one talisman on his lid, at the front.
Being the ruler of the Infinite Inferno, Wobblewok has catastrophic power. This ranges from being able to summon meteors and lightning with relative ease, and being able to control the power of darkness itself, as seen in his Soultimate. He can also make himself invincible to certain attacks, depending on his eye color. He can also absorb negative energy via his Soultimate as well.
Profile[]
Yo-kai Watch[]
Wobblewok appears as the final boss of the Infinite Inferno, encountered in the eighth floor. His influence extends to the human world, as one of the seals on him is unsealed, risking to unleash his power on the human world as well.
Whisper refers to him as an USY, standing for Unidentified Sealed Yo-kai (Japanese: 未確認妖怪) with no information on him, and the protagonist asks if the seals are supposed to be working, as one of them is loose. But when Whisper tries to redo the seal, he untimely sneezes, causing Wobblewok to awake and leaving them no options other than battle him. After being defeated, Wobblewok is resealed by Whisper. Should the player get back to the Infinite Inferno after defeating Wobblewok, the entire area will be reset, with the exception of yellow chests.
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
Wobblewok returns in this game, appearing first as the final boss of Infinite Inferno once again.
The circumstances of this battle are the same as the previous one, complete with the same dialogue. After Whisper reseals him again, a blue cord is lowered down, giving the player access to the Divine Paradise.
Wobblewok can be befriended in this game as well. Challenge Wobblewok until you collect a "Ghostly Goo" drop. It is recommended that you bring a Yo-kai with an ability that allows items to drop more often, or the equivalent Soul Gem (Buchinyan, Wantston, Yoink, Babblong, Bananose, Cynake or Slitheref's Soul Gems have this effect).
To continue, one must activate the Request "Nightmare Revelation" from Lucas after completing the "Back to Yo-kai World" Request, then go to the Mirror Shrine in Flatpot Plains to use the Ghostly Goo on a conveniently placed pot. You can also, if you prefer, activate the quest first and then find the goo, whichever way you like.
A new Wobblewok will be born after putting the goo in the pot and he'll automatically befriend you, ending the Request.
Yo-kai Watch 3[]
Wobblewok can be freed from the Crank-a-kai with a Special Coin, or a Pitch Black Coin.
He is also a Clu-T-Fact reward in Pyramid of Clu 7.
He is required for the Just Bossing Around Yo-kai Circle.
Yo-kai Watch 4[]
Wobblewok can be freed from the past Crank-a-kai with a Gasha Coin, Five-Star Coin or One-Star Coin as a first prize.
He can also be fought in Kasumidai after Detective Quest 011 is completed. You will need 40 E Rank Souls, 20 C Rank Souls or 5 A Rank Souls to be able to fight him once.
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Wobblewok appears in the chapter 8 story mission Seal the Disaster!. After defeating him, he can be fought in Big Boss mode.
Wobblewok's Friend form can be obtained from defeating the Ultra variant of Wobblewok in Big Boss Mode, which will be easier with more White Dog Squad players or by fighting the Challenge version of Wobblewok. He can also be obtained via Strength Coin for the Crank-a-kai.
Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
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Game data[]
Main series[]
Yo-kai Watch[]
HP - 5,000
EXP Payout - 12,000
Money Payout - $500.00
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Attribute tolerance[]
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Attacks
Wobblewhack - Slaps a random Yo-kai.
Wobblewhomp - Slams the ground with his pot to deal damage.
Blazing Gaze - Fires laser eyes in a straight line. This attack is very quick, so it is recommended to stay out of his line of sight.
Bad Broth - Breathes dark fumes that curse a Yo-kai that steadily decreases their HP.
Cover - Creates a physical barrier. Standard physical attacks won’t damage him. Only techniques will damage him.
Spell Binder - Creates a spirit barrier. Techniques won’t damage him. Only physical attacks will damage him.
Pitch Bomber (Soultimate) - Charges up an attack that covers the entire area. Staying inside the barrier created by the stones will protect you from it. Defend the stones from the Bomb Wobblewoks for full defense against this attack.
Equipment Material
Normal
Wobblewok Pot - A pot that wobblewok loves to get into. It’s normal, but it’s seasoned by time.
Wobblewok Gunk - Filthy sludge from Wobblewok’s pot. It’s a smelly mass of misfortune.
Super
Black Wobblepot - After being sealed off for a long time, it’s grown even more sinister.
Evil Wobblegunk - Cursed gunk that has built up over time. It will curse you if you touch it.
Ultra
Gold Wobblepot - I wouldn’t mind being trapped in here! Or so you’d think about this flashy pot.
Great Wobblegunk - Fine gunk that has built up over time. Piled-up curses turn into blessings.
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Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
Other games[]
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
Strategy[]
It is preferable to fight Wobblewok with a Yo-kai team of level 70 or more. At the beginning of the battle, first target the seals on the lid to set him free so it is possible to attack him directly. He will regularly use the attack "Change" to switch between two modes: in the first one (red eyes) only Techniques and SPR-based Soultimates will damage him, in the other (blue eyes) only Attacks and STR-based Soultimates. His Awful Breath will inflict random negative Inspirits on all front Yo-kai, and he'll often attack twice in a row. When he prepares his Pitch Bomber Soultimate, quickly target and destroy the seals to cancel it. Overall, bring a mixed party of Yo-kai with both high STR and SPR, keep them alive and purify them whenever you can, and you should win this battle with relative ease. Since he likes to spam Awful Breath quite a lot, a tip is not to have three physical or elemental attackers out at the same time; while this might mean losing the Tribe bonus, this also avoids the annoying scenario where you can't damage him at all because you're busy purifying the Yo-kai that can deal damage in the current phase, and allows for consistent damage at any given time.
Quotes[]
- Blasters House:
- "Wobblewobblewok! I'm going to overflow from my pot..."
- "Wobblewobblewok! My power's steadily overflowing!"
- "Wobblewobblewok! Will you climb in the pot with me?"
- Freed from Crank-a-kai (Blasters): "Wh-Whoa! I'm grateful to you for letting me out."
- Blasters T camp: "WOBWOK WOBWOK! POWER OVERWHELMING! WOBWOKKK!"
In the anime[]
Wobblewok appears in EX033 while Toadal Dude and Arachnus were fighting over items. They were both shocked and injured by the sudden appearance of the Yo-kai and asks Nate and Hailey for some help. Intially, Usapyon and Jibanyan use their soultimates on him, but Wobblewok just absorbs it. They then summon a bunch of Yo-kai to make him laugh (similar to Tengloom), but they all get crushed by his pot, and the summoned Yo-kai forced Nate and Hailey to make him laugh themselves. They then have a staring contest with him, with Hailey losing after noticing Wobblewok change his face into Usapyon's, but a single strand of Nate's nosehair causes Wobblewok to laugh, allowing the 2 generals to seal him. As Wobblewok waves goodbye, his aura manifests into his Yo-kai Keystone, which then flies into Nate's hand.
Etymology[]
- Dondoro means "Bowl Sludge" (丼泥).
- Wobblewok is a combination of wobble and wok (a round-bottomed cooking pan used for stir-frying).
- Potofeu comes from pot-au-feu, a french dish.
- Caldewok is a combination of "Caldera" (Cauldron) and Wok.
Origin[]
Wobblewok is sealed inside a giant old-fashioned rice cooker, which could be a reference to the Dragon Ball series, in which the villain called King Piccolo is sealed inside an electric rice cooker. The Dragonball instance itself is a humorous play on the series' Journey to the West origins: in the novel, Sun Wukong is captured by the demon kings Jin Jiao and Yin Jiao ("Golden Horn" and "Silver Horn"), but he manages to escape and steals Jin Jiao's prized magical gourd, in which he seals the two demons.
Trivia[]
- While seeming inaccurate in the Yo-kai Watch 2 credits, Wobblewok was shown to be very small when compared to Gutsy Bones, Eyeclone, and Mallice. With that said, the Wobblewok in question might be Wobblewok's friend form.
- Wobblewok is the only Yo-kai with a Boss form known to change to a different attribute, from Lightning (Boss) to Earth (Friend).
- Yo-kai Watch 3 and Yo-kai Watch 4 (excluding Yo-kai Watch 4++) are the only games where Wobblewok's Boss form is not seen in the same game that his befriendable form also appears in.
- Wobblewok is the only boss Yo-kai who's friend form is a different being to his boss form.
- According to Arachnus and Toadal Dude in EX033, Wobblewok can become an ultimate form if his seals break completely.
- Wobblewok's "random" nicknames in Yo-kai Watch 2 are: Jaws, Spooky, Wobble, and Stan.
In other languages[]
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 Japanese
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どんどろ Dondoro | |
 Spanish
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Caldewok | From "Caldera" (boiler) and "Wok" |
 French
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Potofeu | Based of the french dish "Pot au feu" |
 Italian
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Wokscillo | From "Wok" "Wok" and "oscillo," "I swing" |
 German
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Awokalypso | |
 Korean
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가마가마 Gamagama | |
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 Portuguese (European)
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Panelôncio | |