Swosh

Swosh
Classification
Tribe	Rank	Attribute
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Number
Yokai Watch 1	Yokai Watch 2
083	120

General Information
Japanese Name	うみぼうず, Umibouzu
French Name
Italian Name
Time	Present
Evolution
Fusion
Favorite Food	Vegetables
Acquired by

Stats
HP	Spirit	Strength	Speed	Defense
1080	730	1140	840	1410

Combat
Attack	Steamroll
Technique	Torrent
Inspirit	Ocean Power
Soultimate Move	Tidal Guard
Skill	Blessed Body
Debut
Anime	Episode 79
Game	Yo-kai Watch 1
Voice Actor
English
Japanese

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Swosh is a Rank S Tough Yo-kai with Water attribute.

Official Description

A Yo-kai with a heart as big as the ocean. Some say that Swosh embodies the sea itself.

Yo-kai Watch 1 Game Information

How to Recruit/Befriend

• Rarely found at Rolling Waves Park in Downtown Springdale in ocean, during rainy night.

Stats

Stat	Level 99
HP	??
Spirit	??
Strength	??
Speed	??
Defense	??

Moveset

Type	Name	Power	Attribute	Range	Description
Attack	Steamroll	60		Single enemy	No description.
Technique	Torrent	20	<span class="explain" title="Water" 水</span	Single enemy	No description.
Inspirit	Ocean Power	-		Single ally	Boosts an ally's stats with the vast power of the sea.
Soultimate Move	Tidal Guard	-		Self	Braces itself and raises DEF for the attacks it will draw.
Skill	Blessed Body	-			When defeated, Yo-kai in the front will recover HP.

Trivia

Origin

Swosh is based on the umibouzu ("sea monk"), which is also his Japanese name. This youkai appears as a pitch-black, oily giant emerging from the sea causing huge waves, staring down at ships with huge brilliant eyes. The name "monk", like for other similarly named youkai, is owed to its smooth, round head, like a monk's shaven scalp. Seasoned sailors know to remain silent and sail by quietly if they spot one, because this youkai dislikes screaming and loud noises, and will promptly smash the source of its annoyance to bits if provoked. Some sources claim it's actually a giant octopus, or an enormous sealion.

Name Origin

• "Swosh" could refer to the sound of the rolling waves.