Yo-kai Medals/U Medals

U Medals (Japanese: Ｕメダル, Yū Medaru) are Yo-kai Medals designed specifically to work with the Yo-kai Watch Model U. They greatly resemble Z Medals, only they sport a "U" design in the upper right corner where the Z Medals had the kanji for Zero. The U Medals in the west are unofficially known as Yo-Motion 2X Medals.

There are 110 U Medals in Total and 2 E Medals.

U Medals are the standard Medal format used by Present Yo-kai, preceding the Normal and Z Medals in this function. Following the introduction of the Yo-kai Watch Dream Model, U Medals would later be succeeded by Dream Medals.

Enma tribe

Yo-kai	Medal	Var. Medal	Obtain from
Lord Enma

Wandroid tribe

Yo-kai	Medal	Obtain from
Sighborg Y

Trivia

• There are a lot of Yo-kai that don't have Real-life Counterparts such as: Minimoto, Liarbird, Sir Nyansalot, Bison Burly, Arachnevil, Who-Me, Too-Much-To-Take, Legsit, Lord Shirllington, Professor Plumage, Maginyan, Toadal Demon, Kintaronyan, Kabuking (Friend Form), Twirly Pie, Jibanyan B, Komasan B, Rudy, Bumblejack, Seaweed Sensei, Lil Blue Bathing Hood, Bubble Beth, Cereal Spiller, Swaycorn, Ponderoo, Tongue-Twister, Greengramps, Fundango, Odysseynyan, Neggplant, Snitchin, Misterr Typoo, Gutsy Bones (Friend Form), Shakey, Quagmira, Drenchetta, Soloman, Rhumbastiltskin, Slax, Shedwin, Glumdango, Spewart, Starry Noko, Shellebrity, Flocktopus, Mark Orckerberg, Originyan, Mr. Blue-Shy, Ulteria, Crummy Mummy, Procrastinocchio, Jeanne Ne-Sais-Quoi, Sarcophacurse, The Boracle, Rampajah, Big Fish, Alpina, Lunie, Blizzie & KJ.
  • But some of the Yo-kai have other Real-life Medal Counterparts such as: B Medals, Dream Medals and Treasure Medals.