Wibble Wobble

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Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble or Wib Wob is an iOS and Android game based on Yo-kai and characters from Yo-kai Watch series. The game was released in North America on March 24, 2016.

During each game of Wibble Wobble, players link the Wib Wobs (Yo-kai bubble heads) together to create bigger Wib Wobs then popping them. Players link them by dragging the identical Wib Wobs that are next to each other. Linking the Wib Wobs create bigger ones that do more damage when you pop them. Popping Wib Wobs in rapid succession create combos that increase damage. Aside from damaging enemies, popping Wib Wobs also fill Soultimate Move Meters and linking Wib Wobs will fill Fever Time Meter. The bigger the popped Wib Wob, the greater the effect. Players win the match by damaging and defeating all of the enemies before they can deplete your HP to 0.

Players battle through stages. Each stage features one or more enemies that players have to defeat to unlock the next stage. Occasionally, after completing a stage, the stage's Yo-kai will befriend the player. Afterwards, player can incorporate that Yo-kai into his or her team.

Tribes

When you have 2 or more of Yo-kai of same Tribe on your team, you get a boost to their Attack and HP. The more of the same Tribe you have, the greater the effect, 2 Yo-kai get 10% while 5 get 30%.

There are 8 Tribes in Yo-kai Watch. Each Tribe is either more compatible, less compatible or neutral with another Tribe. Your team's Tribe compatibility affects the amount of damage you do to your enemies. Your Wib Wob does more damage if there is a member of a compatible Tribe on your team and does less damage if there is a member of incompatible Tribe on your team.

Tribe Compatibility

See also: Advance Tribe Interactions and Wibble Wobble Tribe Compatibility

Combos

Combos are achieved by popping size 2 or larger Wib Wobs within 3 seconds of one another. When you pop a size 2 or larger Wib Wob, you start a combo chain. You can 3 seconds to pop another size 2 or larger Wib Wob to continue the chain. The longer the chain, the more bonus damage the Wib Wobs deal when you pop them.

• To combo correctly you need to create large Wib Wobs then pop them within the 3 second window.
• Stringing really large Wib Wobs (6+) can cause you to lose the Combo because of the animation of the Wib Wobs linking together.
• When you use a Soultimate move, keep a large Wib Wob ready to activate it right after the move to keep the Combo going.
• You do not break the combo by accidentally popping a size 1 Wib Wob, as long as you immediately pop a size 2+ within the 3 second window.

Big Wib Wobs

Players can create larger Wib Wobs by linking multiple smaller Wib Wobs together. You can only link Wib Wobs that are next to each other. Popping large Wib Wobs not only do more damage to the enemies but also fills up the Fever Time meter and Soultimate Move meter far faster. Popping large Wib Wobs fills up the meters faster than Combo-ing.

Fever Time

Fever Time meter is filled when you link the same Wib Wobs together. When the meter is filled, you can unleash Fever Time.

During Fever Time, time is paused and enemies will not attack you. All of your actions earn you additional score and do extra damage. Your attacks (popping Wib Wobs and unleashing Soultimate Moves) are stacked and are unleashed at the end of Fever Time as one powerful strike. If you're facing multiple opponents, Fever Time attack will damage all of them. Use Attack-based Soultimate Moves during Fever Time to do massive AoE damage.

Soultimate Moves

Soultimate Moves are special abilities used by a Yo-kai when its Soultimate Move meter is filled. Different Yo-kai have different abilities. Some will attack and damage enemies, other will heal your HP. Some increases your score while others boosts your Y-Money earned. Knowing what the Yo-kai's Soultimate Move is and when to use it is crucial to optimize your playstyle.

Soultimate Move meter is filled when you pop Wib Wobs of that specific Yo-kai. Popping a very large Wib Wob will greatly fill the meter.

When you befriend the same Yo-kai multiple times, you get get extra Yo-kai, instead your Soultimate Move's rating increases.

Bonus Ball

When you pop a large Wib Wob, there is a chance of a Bonus Ball dropping. When popped, Bonus Ball increases the size of all nearby Wib Wobs. Size 11 or higher Wib Wob will guarantee to drop a Bonus Ball. Larger Wib Wobs drop larger Bonus Balls.

Assembling Your Team

• Make sure your team consists of Yo-kai with different colors. If you have a team of Yo-kai with same colors, you might get mix them up during the game.

• Rank of your Yo-kai is quite important. Higher Rank Yo-kai generally have higher stats.

• There are 7 Yo-kai Tribes. Each tribe is compatible with 2 other tribes and incompatible with another 2 tribes. A Yo-kai will do increased damage when there's compatible Yo-kai(s) on the team. It will do reduced damage when there are incompatible ones.

• Having 2 or more Yo-kai of same tribe on your team will increase the HP and Attack of those Yo-kai. The more same Tribe Yo-kai you have on your team, the stronger they are.

Level Up Yo-kai Quickly

Fastest way to level up Yo-kai is to use XP orbs purchased from the Shop.

In Level 43 of Blossom Heights, you'll face Noko. When defeated, Noko gives a large amount of XP to your entire team. You can grind there.

Farm Y-Money Fast

How to Befriend Yo-kai

When you defeat a Yo-kai, you might befriend it. You can increase the chance of befriending the Yo-kai by giving it it's Favorite Food. To give it food, tap on the magnifying glass in the top left corner during the game. You can purchase food from the Shop.

You can use Shmoopie from Stage 6 to befriend Yo-kai. Her Soultimate move, Heartstring Tug, increases the chance of befriending the Yo-kai at the end of the battle.

Unlock a Seal in the Medallium

When you befriend a Yo-kai and it says that you have unlocked a seal in your Medallium. This indicates that you're closer to unlocking a Legendary Yo-kai of greatest rarity.

See also: Wib Wobs

See also: Wibble Wobble Yo-kai

Yo-kai and Yo-kai

• Dulluma + Mochismo = Darumacho
• Wotchagot + Papa Windbag = Pride Shrimp
• Jibanyan + Jibanyan (Rank A) = Jibanyan (Rank S)
• Komasan + Komasan (Rank A) = Komasan (Rank S)
• Enerfly + Enefly = Betterfly
• Tongus + Shmoopie = Nurse Tongus

Yo-kai and Item

• Beetler + General's Soul (Stage 1-7 of sewer A) = Beetall
• Signibble + GHz Orb (Rare Stage 179 encounter or hidden stage 11) = Signiton
• Frostina + Glacial Clip (Silver 2 Perk from IAP or Auntie Heart drop in Rare Stage 157 encounter) = Blizzaria
• Timidevil + Shard of Evil (Stage 6-10 of Sewer F) = Beelzebold
• Grumples + Ageless Powder (Whapir drop from Rare Stage 23 and 33 encounter) = Everfore
• Ningyo + Mermaid Jewel = Yao Bikuni
• Sproink + Tonman S Item (bag with bath symbol) = Sproink (Rank S)
• SV Snaggerjag + Anchor S Item (bag with hook symbol) = SV Snaggerjag (Rank S)
• Slimamander + Noduchi S Item (bag with eye symbol) = Slimamander (Rank S)

Sewers and Other Areas

Dracunyan Event

During the event, players can unlock Dracunyan by clearing Stage 50 with all Rank E Yo-kai. Players can acquire additional Dracunyan (level up his Soultimate) by defeating Stage 75 (Suspicioni) with all Rank D Yo-kai and Stage 100 (Papa Wingbag) with all Rank C Yo-kai.

• Wibble Wobble is known as Puni Puni in Japan.