The Yo-kai Pad (Japanese: 妖怪パッド Youkai Paddo) is a tablet device that is manufactured by Yopple Inc., used by Yo-kai. Just like a real-life tablet, it has access to several applications and internet in the Yo-kai World.
Whisper is notable for owning a Yo-kai Pad, that looks up information of Yo-kai identified by Nathan Adams. Usapyon also owns one, except he uses it more for browsing around the internet rather than finding information about Yo-kai.
In the video games, the Yo-kai Pad plays a prominent role functioning as the pause menu with applications that act like features, beginning with Yo-kai Watch 2.
Overview[]
The Yo-kai Pad resembles a tablet, that includes various applications just like real-life tablets. It is regularly used for looking up information on Yo-kai, or for browsing the internet for news and watching videos. They are all produced by Yopple Inc., in various models and varieties.
It has a blue frame with a yellow center, and ears at the top of it. Usapyon's Yo-kai pad is almost the same, but it has rabbit bucktooth instead of a sharp tooth on the face.
Known Models[]
Whisper's Yo-kai Pad | |
This Yo-kai Pad is the first model to ever be produced by Yopple Inc., where Whisper owns one for himself. It has a blue frame with eyes and a singular-toothed mouth in the yellow center, and dark-blue pointy ears at the top of it. It is unlocked by moving the tooth to the side of the touch screen.
Whenever his human companion Nate or Katie finds out about a Yo-kai he has never seen before, he always tries to look it up on the Yo-kai Pad otherwise he wouldn't know what the supposed Yo-kai would be due to his lack of knowledge. Besides using the Yo-kai Pad for looking up information, Nate also rarely uses it to look up news and videos that go on in the Yo-kai World. |
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Usapyon's Yo-kai Pad | |
Another Yo-kai Pad also exists in the form of a slightly different shape and color scheme, looking lighter and having a buck-toothed unlock screen with red eyes, overall resembling more of a rabbit.
Usapyon also has a Yo-kai Pad of his own, and searches up information just like Whisper except that he puts the information to good use rather than trying to remember everything. Hailey also occasionally uses that Yo-kai Pad to access the Yo-kai World's internet. |
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Hidabat's Yo-kai Pad | |
In EP180 of the Yo-kai Watch anime series, Hidabat is shown to own a Yo-kai Pad of his own. It is purple in color with bat ears and wings, with a bat-like logo at the back. It's unknown if it's a different model, or to be produced by Yopple. | |
Komasan and Komajiro's Yo-kai Pad | |
In the Yo-kai Watch! anime series, Koma Kaachan tasks Komasan and Komajiro to find his newly-born little sister Komami where they both obtain a Yo-kai Pad in order to keep track of the photos she posts all over her Inzuragram account on social media. |
In the games[]
In Wibble Wobble, Yo-kai Watch 2 and Yo-kai Watch 3, the Yo-kai Pad is for used for navigating the menus which have certain apps.
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
While the Yo-kai Pad did not make a proper appearance in the first game (instead being replaced by a generic menu), the Yo-kai Pad now takes the role of the menu that allows the player to navigate Yo-kai.
Applications[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Medals | View or Swap Your Yo-kai Medals | |
Inventory | Use Items | Available form the start |
Quests | Check Quest Info | |
Medallium | Check the Yo-kai Medallium | Complete The Vanishing Watch |
Diary | Save What You're Done So Far | Available form the start |
Contacts | Check Records | |
Help | Learn How to Play | Available form the start |
Settings | Change Game Settings | Available form the start |
Weather | Check the Weather Forecast | Talk to Jibanyan in the player's bedroom to randomly obtain it |
Yo-kai Spots | Check Yo-kai Spots | |
Yo-Criminals | Check Yo-Criminals | Talk to Detective Holdit |
Trophies | Check Trophy Information | |
Battle | Engage in Yo-kai Battles | Complete the Officially Official request |
Medal Swap | Trade Yo-kai Medals with Friends | Complete the Officially Official request |
Blasters | Play Yo-kai Watch Blasters | Complete Moving Up a Rank |
Summon | Summon from Yo-kai Medals | Talk to Jibanyan in the player's bedroom to randomly obtain it |
Music | Listen to Music | |
Movies | Watch Unlocked Movie Clips | |
Critter Collection | Check the Wildlife Field Guide | |
Yo-kai Cam | Take Photos with the Yo-kai Cam | Talk to Jibanyan in the player's bedroom to randomly obtain it |
Movie Materials | View Movie Concept Art | Complete all of Directator's requests |
Exclusive to Yo-kai Watch 2: Psychic Specters[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Movie Materials | View Movie Concept Art | Complete all of Directator's requests |
Wallpapers[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Cool Blue | A gradient of a turquoise to blue with the yo-kai watch spirit-like logo | Available at the start of the game. (Default wallpaper for Nate) |
Antique Blossoms | A gradient of yellow to pink with pale pink blossoms | Available at the start of the game. (Default wallpaper for Katie) |
Bamboo Forest | A gradient of light purple to green with a light Japanese-styled pattern. | Available at the start of the game. |
Merchant Purple | A dull pink to purple gradient with a vertical stripe pattern featuring small diamonds. | Available at the start of the game. |
Hearts and Fluff | A pink to white gradient with a heart pattern. | Talk to Rattelle at Skybridge Station |
Classic Gold | A dark to like gold gradient with a Japanese-styled pattern. | |
Up All Night | A dark to light blue gradient with the Yo-kai Watch face pattern. | |
Oh My Swirls! Pattern | A light to dark green gradient with a swirly pattern similar to Komasan's bag. | Talk to Komasan and Komajiro in San Fantastico (They appear after you find Komasan in all of the spots he visits) |
Galaxy Cruise | A red to blue gradient with small star and circle patterns. | |
Small Cream Soda | A light orange to teal gradient with small bubble and sparkle patterns. |
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Applications[]
Icon | Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Inventory | Check and equip items | ||
Diary | Save your progress so far | ||
Settings | Change the game's settings | ||
Help | Check tutorials | ||
Medallium | Check the Yo-kai Medallium | ||
Trophies | Check the Trophy information | ||
Red Cat/White Dog Notebook | Spend Insignias and check records | ||
Music | Listen to the in-game music | ||
Movies | Watch events and animations | ||
Medal Swap | Trade Yo-kai Medals with friends | ||
Yo-kai Circles | Check collected Yo-kai groups | ||
Move-Out Members (Japanese: 出動メンバー Shutsudō Menbā) | Check info on Move-Out Members |
Wallpapers[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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FluffBlast (Japanese: ふんわりバスターズ Funwari basutāzu) | A light blue to white gradient background with the white section in the bottom left of the screen. It features a diamond pattern with small wisps and oni orbs in it. | Available at the beginning of the game. |
Cool Star (Japanese: わんぱくスター Wan paku sutā) | A blue gradient background with a diagonal check pattern featuring stars and circles. This wallpaper is most likely a reference to Nate. | Available at the beginning of the game. |
Heart (Japanese: あったかハート Atta ka hāto) | A pink gradient background with a repeating circles pattern featuring hearts. This wallpaper is most likely a reference to Katie. | Available at the beginning of the game. |
Red CatRCC (Japanese: あかねこニャンダホー Akane ko nyandahō) | A red gradient background with a repeating orange paw print and pink cat head pattern. | Available at the beginning of the game. |
White DogWDS (Japanese: しろいぬワンダホー Shiroinu wandahō) | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Seregant (Japanese: ムキムキぐんそう Mukimuki gunsō) | A light green gradient background with large circles with a star and B inside as well as small stars. | Clear The Proving Ground! The Mission to Defeat Gargaros! |
Sparkling (Japanese: キラメキのゆきげしき Kirameki no yuki geshiki, Sparkling Snow Scene) | A teal gradient background with white snowflake and circle patterns. | Clear Dangerous Lost and Found |
Stilldark? (Japanese: ダークネスかいま? Dākunesu ka ima?, Is It Still Dark?) | A dull purple gradient background with diamonds surrounding the Wicked Tribe logo and overlayed wisps. | Clear Defeat the Five Wicked Yo-kai! |
Gorgeous KJ (Japanese: ゴージャス★ |
A yellow to orange gradient background with a swirly pattern similar to Komajiro's bag. This wallpaper is similar to the Oh My Swirls! Pattern from Yo-kai Watch 2 | Clear Oh My Swirls! KJ on Patrol! |
Exclusive to Moon Rabbit Crew[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Chase! | An orange to yellow gradient background with a repeating orange paw print, Usapyon head and Usapyon helmet pattern. This wallpaper is similar to the Red Cat wallpaper. | |
Momotaro | A yellow to light green gradient background with a honeycomb pattern featuring cat heads, turtle shells and peaches. | |
Great of Enma | A red to yellow gradient background with a diamond pattern in chains featuring the Enma tribe logo and a crescent moon emblem. | |
Sunshine | A purple to pink gradient background with large circles and wisps. | |
King | A white to dark teal gradient background with whisps and large diamonds featuring war banners and a crescent moon. |
Yo-kai Sangokushi[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Yo-kai Watch 3[]
Applications[]
Icon | Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Quests | Check Quest Info | ||
KaiNet (Japanese: ようかいオシラセッター Yōkai Oshirasettā) | View Messages and Favors | ||
Medals (Japanese: ようかいメダル Yōkai Medaru) | View or Swap Your Yo-kai Medals | ||
Inventory | Use Items | ||
Diary | Save What You've Done So Far | ||
Help (Japanese: ヘルプ Herupu) | Learn How to Play | ||
Medallium (Japanese: 大辞典 Daijiten) | Check the Yo-kai Medallium | ||
Settings (Japanese: せってい Settei) | Change Game Settings | ||
Contacts (Japanese: ともだちブック Domodachi Bukku) | Check Records | ||
Trophies | Check Trophy Information | ||
Music (Japanese: 音楽 Ongaku) | Listen to Music | ||
Movies (Japanese: 動画 Dōga) | Watch Unlocked Movie Clips | ||
Weather (Japanese: おてんき Otenki) | Check the Weather Forecast | ||
Critter Collection (Japanese: いきものずかん ) | Check the Wildlife Field Guide | ||
Summon* (Japanese: 召喚 Shōkan) | Summon from Yo-kai Medals | ||
Battle (Japanese: たいせん Taisen) | Engage in Yo-kai Battles | Given to Nate by Miss Stickler | |
Medal Swap (Japanese: メダルこうかん Medaru Kōkan) | Trade Yo-kai Medals with Friends | ||
Yo-kai Spots (Japanese: 妖怪スポット Yōkai Supotto) | Check Yo-kai Spots | ||
Wanted Yo-kai (Japanese: ウォンテッド Wonteddo) | Check Wanted Yo-kai | Given to Nate by Detective Holdit | |
Yo-kai Circles (Japanese: ようかいの輪 Yōkai no Wa) | View Yo-kai Circles | ||
Build-a-Nyan (Japanese: マイニャン Mainyan) | Check your Build-a-Nyan | Given to Hailey by Mr. Crabbycat when Originyan is obtained. |
Exclusive to Sukiyaki[]
Icon | Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Treasure Hunts (Japanese: たからさがし Takarasagashi) | Check your Treasure and Maps | Given to Nate by Mr. Box | |
T Trove (Japanese: 秘宝殿 Hihōden) | Use your Treasure | Given to the player by Signiton in the Blasters T Camp |
Wallpapers[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Youthful Mystery | A purple to blue gradient background featuring stars and whisps. | |
Red Hot Star | A wavy background in red, orange, yellow and white. It features stars dotted along the waves. | |
Ready for Adventure! | An orange to green gradient background with white maze-like lines. | |
Magical Flash | A light purple to blue gradient background featuring stars and whisps. Very similar to Youthful Mystery | |
Fashion Finest | A light beige checkered background. | |
Cutie Q | A pink background with yellow, purple and blue oval patterns shaped like flowers. | |
B B Q | A blue gradient background with a check pattern overlay featuring small stars. | Talk to Mistank at the "Hold Your Horses" Yo-kai spot |
Zombie of the Dead | A dark green to purple gradient background with green splatter patterns. | |
Starry Sky | A blue background with star patterns | Talk to the couple stargazing in Breezy Hills - Estates (Spewcopter Required) |
New Yo-Kai Dream | A purple gradient background featuring tribe symbols moving across the screen | Repeatedly talk to Sergeant Slug in the Blasters House in New Yo-Kai City |
Yo-kai Watch Busters 2[]
Name | Description | Prerequisites |
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Yo-kai Watch 4[]
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble[]
The Yo-kai Pad makes an appearance on Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble, which allows the player to do various things on the menu. Unlike other games, the apps increase as new updates are issued, other than as the game progresses.
Applications[]
Icon | Name | Information | Prerequisites |
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Yo-kai Wib Wob (Japanese: 妖怪ぷに Yōkai Puni) | Allows the player to view, switch or switch Wibwobs. Their Wibwob's Soultimate Move can also be upgraded there. In the Japanese version, this has been succeeded by a ver.2 variant. | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Crank-a-kai (Japanese: 妖怪ガシャ Yōkai Gasha) | Allows the player to free Yo-kai from the Crank-a-kai. Types vary depending on event, though the regular one is always available. In the Japanese version, the Dream Roulette appears and the event Crank-a-kai uses Y-Points. | Clear Stage 6 in the Uptown Springdale area. | |
Shop (Japanese: ショップ Shoppu) | Items like Food or Exporbs can be bought there by using Y-Money, though more food becomes unlocked as the game progresses. | Clear Stage 12 in the Uptown Springdale area. | |
Items (Japanese: もちもの Mochimono) | The player can view their items they have collected in this app. Exporbs can be used to Level up Yo-kai there and Passes can be redeemed to fight certain Yo-kai. Y-Point boosting items, usually obtained from events can be activated for a shore period of time in the Japanese version. | Clear Stage 8 in the Uptown Springdale area. | |
Missions (Japanese: ミッション Misshon) | Allows the player to do certain tasks in the game, which can unlock a wide range of awards for them. Some missions are either available daily, regular, or exclusive to events. | Clear Stage 16 in the Mt. Wildwood area. | |
Fusion (Japanese: 合成 Gōsei) | Gives the option for the player to fuse one Yo-kai with another, or with an item. Unlike the mainline games, fusing costs 500 Y-Money each and cannot be done anymore once the fused Yo-kai has a max Soultimate. | Clear Stage 30 in the Mt. Wildwood area. | |
Map Warp (Japanese: ワープ Waapu) | The player can warp to the locations they have already visited in the normal game, or limited time event-exclusive locations. | Clear Stage 19 in the Mt. Wildwood area. | |
Records (Japanese: きろく Kiroku) | Allows the player to look at their records, based on the average scores via doing puzzles or Yo-kai. Stats of when the player started and how many Stars they have collected are stored there. | Clear Stage 40 in the Blossom Heights area. | |
Medallium (Japanese: 大辞典 Daijiten) | Shows how many Wib Wobs the player has collected, and how much the Medallium is filled it. It details each Yo-kai's maximum attack and health, favorite food, Soultimate move, and biography. | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Yo-kai Medals (Japanese: 妖怪メダル Yōkai Medaru) | Allows the player to view their real-life Yo-kai Medal collection, and exchange them for points or rare gifts. Medals can only be scanned via the app in the Android version while in the iOS version, another application is required (though, in the Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese versions, a website and camera must be used.). | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Friends (Japanese: ともだち Tomodachi) | Allows the player to send and view friend requests, as well as view their friends list. In the Japanese version, players can make friends via the LINE messaging app. | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Profile (Japanese: プロファイル Purofairu) | Shows the profile of the player, along with the friend code, Title and Icon. Titles and Icons can be changed later on in the game as more are unlocked. The player can either copy their friend code text (via the dashboard) or take a picture of the profile. | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Settings (Japanese: せってい Settei) | Allows the player to adjust the in-game volume and sound effects, or enable push notifications and view help. | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Title Screen (Japanese: タイトルへ Mochimono) | Returns the player to the title screen, which can be used to switch players. | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Login Stamp (Japanese: スタンプ Sutanpu) | Gives the ability for the player to look at their Login Stamp rewards, or allows the player to claim it once a day has passed when the game is still running. | Available at the beginning of the game. Rewards cannot be claimed until after clearing Stage 5 of the Uptown Springdale area. | |
Timers & More (Japanese: 時計屋 Tokei-ya) | Allows the player to switch between different Yo-kai Watches, which can give different effects on certain Yo-kai. Though, the watches must be first crafted with certain materials found in the game. | Clear Stage 184 of the San Fantastico area. |
English & Taiwan version only[]
Icon | Name | Information | Prerequisites |
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Help (Japanese: ヘルプ* ), or Community (Japanese: 커뮤니티 Keomyuniti) in the Korean version | Sends the player to the "Help" page in the Settings app in the American, European, and Taiwan version. Though in the Korean version, it sends the player to the now-defunct NeverCafe community relating to the video game. | Available at the beginning of the game. | |
Wib Wob Me | An application that is only available in the American and Taiwan version. Players can use their photos to take pictures with a filter, so it can go on the face of Mimikin or Mimikin A. | Obtain Mimikin. |
Japanese version only[]
Icon | Name | Information | Prerequisites |
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Apply for a Medal* (Japanese: メダル応募 Medaru ōbo) | Gave the player the ability to apply for a real-life Orcanos B-Medal, using their name, address, and provenience. That campaign was only held in Japan. | Was once available during December 3, 2015 to December 25, 2015. | |
Apply for a Medal 2* (Japanese: メダル応募2 Medaru ōbo Ni) | Gave the player another chance to apply for a real-life Orcanos B-Medal, using their name, address, and provenience. That campaign was only held in Japan. | Was once available during March 18, 2016 to April 1, 2016. | |
Download Code (Japanese: ダウンロード番号 Daunrōdo Bangō) | Offers the player a download code that can be redeemed at the Post Office in Yo-kai Watch 3: Sushi & Tempura. It allows either WobblenyanS or WibblekomaT to be fought and befriended, dependant on the version. | Clear all of Wobblenyan and Wibblekoma's challenges. | |
Download Code 2 (Japanese: ダウンロード番号2 Daunrōdo Bangō Ni) | Offers the player a download code that can be redeemed at the Post Office in Yo-kai Watch 3: Sukiyaki. It allows Her Eggcelency to be fought and befriended. | Befriend Her Eggcelency. | |
Yo-kai Wib Wob ver.2 (Japanese: 妖怪ぷにver.2 Yōkai Puni ver.2) | Works just like the original app, now with the ability to store up to ten teams and unlock additional slots for Y-Money. | Available since the April 2017 update for players who have cleared the Yo-kai World map. | |
Goku Yo-kai (Japanese: 極妖怪 Goku Yōkai) | Allows the player to look at the biographies of the Goku Yo-kai, which are unlocked if the Yo-kai are obtained and levelled up. Also, the player can unlock additional health and attack stats if more Goku Yo-kai are obtained. | Unlocked at the beginning of the game, after the Goku Orochi event. | |
Download Code 3 (Japanese: ダウンロード番号3 Daunrōdo Bangō San) | Offers the player a download code that can be with Rhyth of the Kelp Trio in Yo-kai Watch Blasters 2. It allows either PunijiroSd or PunifuyuMg to be fought and befriended, dependant on the version. | Clear all of Punijiro and Punifuyu's challenges. | |
Crystal Legendaries (Japanese: Cレジェンド C rejendo) | Allows the player to look at the Crystal Legendary Yo-kai, which unlock abilities for the player when they are befriended. | Unlocked at the beginning of the game, after the Crystal Shogunyan event. | |
Puni Puni vs Kachi Kachi | |||
Reincarnation Legendaries |
Yo-kai Sangokushi: Kunitori Wars[]
Yo-kai Watch World[]
In real life[]
- Main article: Yo-kai Pad (merchandise)
There has been merchandise based off of the Yo-kai Pad. The most notable one is the Yo-kai Pad toy released by Bandai in Japan and Korea.
Gallery[]
Appearance[]
Interface[]
Wallpapers[]
Yo-kai Watch 2[]
Yo-kai Watch Blasters[]
Yo-kai Watch 3[]
Trivia[]
- There is an unused English version of the Orcanos Medal application icons found in the files of Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble. While the app icon was simply translated, it was never intended to be used.
- However, in the Portuguese version of the launch message, the app mentioned an "Orcanos Medal giveaway". As the franchise wasn't popular in such territories, it was likely a translation mistake as no other foreign languages mentioned it.
- The Yo-kai Watch 2 wallpaper 'Small Cream Soda' may be a reference to the music group King Cream Soda that sang many of the Yo-kai Watch anime opening and ending songs