Tengu

Tengu
Classification
Tribe	Rank	Attribute
		Wind

Stats
HP	Spirit	Strength	Speed	Defense
1020	1410	730	1220	1000

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Tengu is a Rank S Mysterious Yo-kai with Wind attribute.

Tengu and Flengu are arguably the best Elemental attackers in the game. Both of them have abilities that greatly increases the damage of their Soultimate and Element attacks, and on top of that they have exclusive use of the Tengu Fan. They are also from the Mystery tribe, which gives them a Spirit bonus when they are next to each other in battle. I think the sickest part about them is that they also have such high attack stats and good enough basic moves that they can double as mixed attackers. Since they are so versatile, there are a lot of attitudes that you can train them with. Logical and Brainy are the obvious choices. Flengu can also make good use of Twisted and Cruel attitudes. Feel free to train them in HP or Defense as well, since the Tengu Fan automatically makes their Spirit and Speed stat good enough to still compete with all the best Spirit attackers.

• Recommended- Post-game

How to Recruit/Befriend

• Post-game request "Take Out Tengu!"

1. Accept quest from Eddie's mom in their house in Breezy Hills. (Note: Need to beat the story + S rank watch + Daytime)
2. Battle Greesel in Infinite Inferno and get an item called "Typhoon Fan"
3. Go to the Rugged Path in Breezy Hills and interact with the tree stump.
4. Fight and defeat Tengu.

Evolution

Fusion

Stats

Moveset

Buster stats

Soul

True to his name, Tengu resembles a red-skinned tengu with white hair and a long nose. He wears a light gray robe with long sleeves, a green vest over it and brown hakama. He also wears one-toothed geta sandals and white tabi. He carries a leaf uchiwa.

Tengu is a bit demanding, as seen when asked Nate and Jibanyan if they knew Whisper, at which they bluntly answered 'no', implying he is somewhat able to impose fear.

Tengu makes his debut in episode 24, first mentioned by Whisper who claims to be a personal friend of him, before Tengloom appears.

Shortly after befriending Tengloom, Whisper continues bragging about his supposed friendship with the real Tengu, when said Yo-Kai makes himself known with a raging wind current. Whisper allegedly tries to talk with Tengu -which in truth he was just complimenting about his features- and Tengu simply scoffs at his supposed friendship and sweeps Whisper away with a gust of wind. Tengu then asks Keita and Jibanyan if they know Whisper, at which they bluntly denies so.

Sometime after this, Tengu gives Keita his Yo-kai Medal, as said medal is appraised by Sebastian in order to determine Tengu's special skill.

Origin

Tengu is based on a tengu, more precisely a daitengu (great tengu) or yamabushi tengu (warrior priest tengu). Strong, intelligent and cultured, but also territorial and proverbially proud ("tengu" is colloquially synonymous with "braggart, conceited person"), they're one of the most famous youkai species. Contrary to their bird-like kotengu underlings (see Nird#Trivia), daitengu appear as winged men with ruddy faces and long noses, wearing hermit garbs and tall tengu-geta (one-toothed wooden clogs). Their weapons of choice are Buddhist ringed staves, or leaf fans they can use to produce mighty gusts of wind.

As a side note, a tengu's nose is a hallmark of their pride, and the expression "to snap one's nose" (鼻を折る, hana wo oru) means to soundly humiliate someone. In fact, the Japanese title of the quest to befriend Tengu is "Snap Tengu's Nose" (天狗の鼻を折れ, Tengu no hana wo ore).

Name Origin