Sushiyama

Sushiyama
Classification
Tribe	Rank	Attribute
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Number
Yokai Watch 1	Yokai Watch 2
021	031

General Information
Japanese Name	やまと, Yamato
French Name
Italian Name
Time	Present
Evolution
Fusion
Favorite Food	Rice Balls
Acquired by

Stats
HP	Spirit	Strength	Speed	Defense
1430	670	1190	930	800

Combat
Attack	Headbuster
Technique	Hail
Inspirit	Samurai Spirit
Soultimate Move	Sushiyama Strike
Skill	Guard Break
Debut
Anime
Game	Yo-kai Watch 1
Voice Actor
English
Japanese

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Sushiyama is a Rank B Brave Yo-kai with Ice attribute.

Official Description

A Yo-kai who desperately wants to be Japanese. He sleeps on a futon and only eats sushi. I think he be doing it wrong...

Yo-kai Watch 1 Game Information

How to Recruit/Befriend

• Owl light road in Shopper's Row under vending machines and cars.

• Infinite Inferno circles 5 and 6

• Elementary School - Floor 1 during night

Stats

Stat	Level 99
HP	378
Spirit	130
Strength	199
Speed	166
Defense	124

Moveset

Type	Name	Power	Attribute	Range	Description
Attack	Headbuster	130-195		Single enemy	No description.
Technique	Hail	20	Ice	Single enemy	No description.
Inspirit	Samurai Spirit			Single ally	Raises an ally's STR with the spirit of an ancient samurai.
Soultimate Move	Sushiyama Strike	135		Single enemy	Smashes his pole onto a foe. High critical hit and miss chances.
Skill	Guard Break				Ignore foe's guard effect when attacking.

Trivia

Origin

Besides his obsession with Yamato-damashii (the spirit of Japanese values and ardor of a warrior), Sushiyama bears a resemblance to a mysterious youkai from Kumamoto called abura sumashi. Almost all information about this youkai was lost, save for the possibility that he was originally the ghost of a monk who stole the oil to fuel lamps and escaped into the woods (hence the name, meaning "oil presser"): at the time oil was extracted from tea seeds and very difficult to produce, making oil theft a serious crime. Sometimes elderly women of Kumamoto will tell others "You know, there used to live an abura sumashi around here...", only for the youkai to call out from the woods saying "I still do!"

Name Origin

• "Sushiyama" might be a combination of sushi and Fujiyama (misnomer of Fuji-san, or Mt. Fuji), two words stereotypically associated with Japan. "Yamato" could refer to Yamato-damashii.