Urnaconda

Urnaconda
Classification
Tribe	Rank	Attribute
		Restoration

Number
Yokai Watch 1	Yokai Watch 2
194	291

General Information
Japanese Name	大蛇のツボ, Daija-no-Tsubo
French Name	Urnaconda
Italian Name
Time	Present
Evolution
Fusion
Favorite Food	Meat
Acquired by

Stats
HP	Spirit	Strength	Speed	Defense
970	780	840	820	800

Combat
Attack	Chomp
Technique	Restore
Inspirit	Serpent's Power
Soultimate Move	Venoconda
Skill	Jar Guard
Debut
Anime
Game	Yo-kai Watch 1
Voice Actor
English
Japanese

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Urnaconda is a Rank C Slippery Yo-kai with Restoration attribute.

Official Description

That's no regular pot- there's a huge snake inside! Some say this inspired the creation of the jack-in-the-box.

Yo-kai Watch 1 Game Information

How to Recruit/Befriend

• In Yo-kai Watch, Urnaconda can be found in Blossom Heights in by the Prayer's Pk. Tunnel by the river when it is raining.

• Urnaconda can also be found in Downtown Springdale at the Construction Site.

Stats

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

Moveset

Type	Name	Power	Attribute	Range	Description
Attack	Chomp	45		Single Enemy	No description.
Technique	Restore	+50	Restoration	Single Ally	No description.
Inspirit	Serpent's Power	Gives a Yo-kai snake-like speed.		Single Ally	No description.
Soultimate Move	Venoconda	80 Emits a poison mist that gradually drains HP of its enemies.		All Enemies	No description.
Skill	Jar Guard	Has extremely high chances to guard.		Self	No description.

Appearance

Urnaconda is basically a recolor of Croonger. It has steel-blue which is the same tone as the steel-blue on Croonger, but instead it has the steel-blue instead of the sand-like tan on its underbelly. Its pot is greenish brown and seems to be covered in honey on the rim. It also has steel-blue patches under its eyes, which are orange with small black pupils.

Trivia

"Urnaconda" is a portmanteau of the words urn, a vessel or vase used for storing ashes (or Yo-Kai spirits as they are also deceased), and anaconda, a species of tropical snake.

"Daija-no-Tsubo" literally translates into "Serpent's Jar".

Name Origin

• "Urnaconda" is a portmanteau of the words urn, a vessel or vase used for storing ashes (or Yo-Kai spirits as they are also deceased), and anaconda, a species of tropical snake.

• "Daija-no-Tsubo" literally translates into "Serpent's Jar".