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Lodo (Japanese: びんボーイ Binbōi) is a Rank D Wind-attribute Yo-kai of the Heartful tribe.
The Yo-kai Medallium bio reads; "You know when you just keep losing change or getting the wrong change back? Lodo's fault."
As of Yo-kai Watch 2, Lodo evolves into Supoor Hero starting at level 28.
Appearance
Lodo appears as a thin, blue-skinned boy with a huge happy grin on his face, showing a missing tooth. It has a single tuft of hair on his head, and wears a tattered, patched-up green cloak and worn, oversized geta.
Personality
Lodo has a personality resembling that of a small child. He is a very playful Yo-kai overall.
Relationships
Abilities and Powers
Lodo can make people lose all their money and become poor.
Game Data
Evolution
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Stats
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How to befriend
Yo-kai Watch
Lodo appears in trash heaps in the Academy Shortcut at night (Downtown Springdale).
He also appears in trash heaps in the Shopping Street Narrows at night (Shopper's Row).
Lastly, he can be freed from the Crank-a-kai with a Green Coin.
Yo-kai Watch 2
Lodo appears in Harrisvile on the Rice Paddy Path
He also appears on Cicada Canyon on Mt. Middleton.
Quotes
- Befriended: "Let's be friends! Don't worry! I won't mooch too much!"
- Loafing:
- Receiving food (favourite): "Sooooo good!"
- Receiving food (normal): "I'll take it!!"
- Receiving food (disliked):
- Freed from Crank-a-kai: "Nice to meet you! Whoops! I think you dropped a coin there..."
- Being traded: "You might lose some money, but who needs money anyway. Let's be friends!"
History
Trivia
Origin
Lodo could be based on a binbougami (kami of poverty), an entity that inhabits houses and drives the inhabitants into poverty. Until halfway into the Meiji era, merchants would perform a ritual every month to chase them out: first they would make grilled miso, which binbougami love, and attracted them outside of the house with the appetizing smell. They would then fold the miso patty in two, trapping the kami inside, and toss it into a river.
Name Origin
- "Lodo" could be a corruption of low dough.
- "Binboy" is a portmanteau of binbō (貧乏, "poor, penniless") and the English boy.
- "Nomedá" is translate as "does not give me".
In other languages
- Japanese: びんボーイ Binbōi
- Korean: 거지동자 Geojidongja
- Spanish: Nomedá
- Italian: Pocotanto
- German: Blanko
- French: Nomoné