Shogunyan

Shogunyan
Classification
Tribe	Rank	Attribute
		Wind

Stats
HP	Spirit	Strength	Speed	Defense
1420	650	1370	1190	720

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Shogunyan is a Rank S Brave Yo-kai with Wind attribute.

This is the easiest Legendary Yo-kai to obtain, because all the medals are revealed to you and a lot of them are default recruits from playing story mode. You can get him before the final few chapters, and he is good right from the get go all the way up until post game. He is easily the best Yo-kai in the Brave tribe. His Speed can get as high as 300+ and he can be equipped with all of the very good Jibanyan equipment. Give him a Use Karate book as soon as he comes to you at level 1, and his STR stat will not be so far off from his Speed. Very dangerous, especially with Vampiric Fangs.

• Recommended- Main-game and Post-game

How to Recruit/Befriend

• You will need to Complete the First Legendary page in your Medallium.

You don't have to keep the Yo-Kai's, after you get them once, the name of that Yo-Kai will glow on the page and after that you can do whatever you it.

• Mochismo
• Tattletell
• Castelius III
• Jibanyan
• Happierre
• Leadoni
• Dismarelda
• Draggie

Evolution

Fusion

Stats

Moveset

Buster stats

Soul

In Wibble Wobble, Shogunyan is found in . Its favorite food is Fish. The effect of its Soultimate Move is Randomly popping Wib Wobs

In Wibble Wobble, Shogunyan is found in . Its favorite food is Fish. The effect of its Soultimate Move is Randomly popping Wib Wobs

A dull blue cat with a white face and big black eyes. It has a tiny, dull pink nose and gold inner-ear coloring. The tips of its paws are white. It wears a turquoise samurai hat on it's head with a big gold crescent moon on the center and accenting of gold. It wears a matching samurai armor suit, an orange sphere attached to a collar, and an orange rope that holds its sword. Its tail flames are gold. 

Unlike Jibanyan, Shogunyan is dignified, but also a bit rash. He speaks in old dialect and ends his sentences with "de gozaru". Shogunyan takes his status as a samurai very seriously and hates it when others disrespect him. As seen in the anime, he got furious at Nate and Whisper for not sharing the cake he sliced up and attacked them. When he was young, he practiced his skills by slicing up katsuobushi. Since he couldn't find any in the present, he went crazy and cut up people's things.

In the anime, Whisper reveals that Shogunyan is one of Jibanyan's ancestor spirits.

Nate & Whisper

Before disappearing or wandering off, Shogunyan bursts in tears after witnessing Nate and Whisper´s friendship, and asks them to take care of his descendant Jibanyan.

Komashura

Shogunyan says that he is looking for his ultimate rival it is turned out that rival is komashura

First debuting in Episode 10 of the anime, Shogunyan was summoned when one of Nate's Yo-kai Medallium's Seal Pages glowed and the seal on him was broken by his collected medals. Originally appearing as Jibanyan when summoned, he enters the closet (disturbing Hidabat while doing so) and then emerges as the legendary Yo-kai, though he is still believed to be Jibanyan in an disguise upon emerging. Immediately, he shows his ancestral tie to Jibanyan by taking a selfie of himself and reading his descendant's magazines. Following a showcase of his swordsmanship to Nate and Whisper, he is later offended when they do not offer him any of the cake he previously cut in thirds and attacks. Though he "comically" cuts Whisper in half, Nate's display of worry over his friend's safety touches him and he gives Nate his Medal. He then enters the closet again, bidding them farewell before Jibanyan emerges once again.

Shogunyan was seen fusing with Whisper in the anime to make Bushiper.

In Yo-kai Watch, barring a lucky streak on the Crank-a-kai, Shogunyan is the only Legendary Yo-kai that can be unlocked before completing the main story.

Origin

Name Origin

• Shogunyan's name is a portmanteau of the words 'shogun', and 'nyan', the sound that a cat makes.

• Bushinyan is a portmanteau of "Samurai/Warrior" (Japanese: 武士, Bushi) and "nyan".

"Bushi" also references Bonito flakes (Japanese: 鰹節, Katsuobushi), referencing Shogunyan's love of bonito.