Patapon 3

Uhoho > Uuhoho > UhokkyaEdit

Uhohos have status effect attacks and speed, but lacks power.

Evolve from FUMYA.

Uhohos can deal all of the status effects, but can’t deal too much damage.

Appearance:	monkey, chimp, ape
HP:	+100	Crit Ratio:
Damage:	KB Ratio:
Attack Speed:	-1.00	CNC Ratio:	+50%
Resist Ignite:	Ignite Ratio:	+50%
Resist Freeze:	Freeze Ratio:	+50%
Resist Sleep:	Sleep Ratio:	+50%
Immunities:	N/A
Materials
30x Lv2	30x Lv2	15x Lv3	9x Lv3

Level 1 Description: This Rarepon specializes in status effects like stagger, fire, sleep, and freeze. His abilities increase as he levels up, but he doesn’t deal much damage.

Level 5 Description:
This Rarepon specializes in causing status effects like stagger, fire, sleep, and freeze. His abilities increase as he levels-up, but he doesn’t deal much damage.

Level 10 Description: These Rarepons specialize in causing status effects like stagger, fire, sleep, and freeze. They really have the powers of a demon; however, actual damage is very low.

Kanokko > Kanokyon > KanodiaEdit

Kanokkos have a lot of immunities and good damage.

Evolve from CHIGYOBI. 

These Rarepons resist critical, knockback, and stagger. They can also inflict Critical, Knockback, and Stagger. They cannot resist elemental attacks, however.

Appearance:	deer
HP:	+200	Crit Ratio:	+50%
Damage:	+60-60	KB Ratio:	+50%
Attack Speed:	CNC Ratio:	+50%
Resist Ignite:	Ignite Ratio:
Resist Freeze:	Freeze Ratio:
Resist Sleep:	Sleep Ratio:
Immunities:	Critical, Knockback, CNC
Materials
15x Lv3	18x Lv4	14x Lv3	6x Lv3

Level 1 Description:
These Rarepons are made for a full-out fight, with the ability to cause and resist critical, knockback, and stagger. Their abilities improve gradually as they level-up.

Level 5 Description:
Great in a full-out fight! With the ability to cause and resist critical, knockback, and stagger. Their abilities improve gradually as they level-up.

Level 10 Description:
Experts in a full-out fight! Extremely easy to use, with full critical, knockback, and stagger resistance. They’re the perfect Patapon!

GolemEdit

Main article: Golem

ice Golem

The Golem is another elemental creature. It lives underground, and only its arms and its head can be seen above ground. The Golem has two types- Ice and Rock Golems. Ice Golems cause Ice damage, while Rock Golems cause Knockback. Golems have two attacks:

• Arm Slam- The Golem will lean forward and then slam his arms down on top of your Patapons. It can be avoided to some affect with the PonPata song, but it is best to use Charge Defense.
• Elemental Barf- The Golem leans backwards and then shoots either icicles or boulders out of its mouth. Avoid with PonPata or DonChaka.

Golems will often tunnel underground after they attack. They will move either farther away or closer to your Patapons. Golems are invulnerable while underground. Destrobo’s charge attack is effective against Golems.

Mogyu > Mogyuun > MogyugyuEdit

Mogyus are pure max.damage units.

Evolve from MOFU and KANNOKO. Third type of Ultimate Rarepon.

These Rarepons have very good attack power, HP, and they have no elemental weaknesses. They are slow in movement and attack speed, however. Useful especially when evolved as Dekapons.

Appearance:	devil,bovine,bull
HP:	+350	Crit Ratio:
Damage:	+0-400	KB Ratio:
Attack Speed:	+0.80	CNC Ratio:	+100%
Resist Ignite:	Ignite Ratio:
Resist Freeze:	Freeze Ratio:
Resist Sleep:	Sleep Ratio:
Immunities:	N/A
Materials
18x Lv4	15x Lv5	14x Lv3	6x Lv4

Level 1 Description: Surprisingly strong! Slow to move and attack, but powerful enough to change the tide of the battle.

Level 5 Description: Astonishingly strong! Slow to move and attack, but frighteningly powerful enough to offset the balance of battle.

Level 10 Description: I’ve never seen anything so strong! Slow to move and attack, but powerful enough to throw a battle into chaos.

StewsEdit

Stews are obtained by completing Rah Gashapon’s minigame. They can be equipped at the mission deployment screen and provide a boost to the stats of all Patapons on the mission.

Item	Description	Effect
Gruel Stew	Even this terrible stew is enough to boost the hit points of all Patapons on this mission… yuck…
Tasty Stew	This sumptuous stew will boost the hit points of all Patapons on this mission… yum!	+40 HP +1 Damage +10% Knockback and Stagger Resist
King’s Stew	Flavor fit for a king! Boosts the hit points of all Patapons on this mission… YUM!	+60 HP +2 Damage +10% Critical +10% Critical, Knockback, and Stagger Resist
Divine Stew	This legendary stew will give the Patapons on this mission divine strength.	+100 HP +5 Damage +10% Critical, Knockback, Stagger, Ignite, and Sleep Rate +10% Critical, Knockback, Stagger, Ignite, and Sleep Resist
Demon Stew	A flavor bestowed by the demons themselves! Carrying this into a mission will grant your army the strength of demons.	+150 HP +8 Damage +20% Stagger, Ignite, Freeze, and Sleep Rate

Huntable AnimalsEdit

Main article: Huntable Animals

Motsitsi

There are only three Huntable Animals in all of Patapon 3 because of the removal of the Hunting Missions. The animals are:

• Mochichi- This round, black, flightless bird is a cousin of the Mochichichi. Found only on the Patapon Training Grounds, it will spit out three boulders and then run away.
• Motsitsi- A golden version of the Mochichi. Found rarely on the Patapon Training Grounds.
• Uji- A black and red shark that swims within the Earth. Only its fin is visible above the ground ussually, until it prepares to attack or is killed. Found only in the missions Man-eating Shark of Nuchara Swamp and Bonedeth Brigade in Tahi-Tahi Forest, it will raise its head above water, yell, charge, and then jump up and devour your Patapons. Once they are out of the water, they are completely incapacitated, but will become violent if they are allowed to jump back into the ground.

When killed, these creatures usually yield ka-ching or treasure chests. The first time a Motsitsi is killed it drops a Key.

SalamandersEdit

Main article: Snow Salamander

Main article: Lava Salamander

A Snow Salamander.

Salamanders are large, two-legged elemental creatures. Their are two types of Salamander- Ice and Lava. Ice Salamanders cause Ice damaged and freeze your Patapons, while Lava Salamanders cause Fire damage and set your Patapons (and surrounding grass and Treants) on fire. Salamanders have only two attacks:

• Elemental Release- The Salamander will rear back, and then swing its head forward and release either freezing snowflakes or burning flames (depending on its type). This can be avoided with the PonPata or DonDon songs, and

  Lava Salamanders

  can be defended against with the ChakaChaka song. Yet Very, very rarely will it ever do the opposite (A flame salamander freezes a patapon and an ice salamander sets patapons on fire)

• Self-Destruct- After its health drops to zero, the Salamander will roar and slowly charge up. When this happens, DO NOT ADVANCE. After three measures, the Salamander will explode with deadly and possibly game-ending force. Avoid with the PonPata if you are close to the Salamander. If you think you are far enough away, just use the DonChaka or PonChaka songs so that you don’t advance. This attack is more dangerous the larger the salamander, therefore quick, clean blow is recommended to maximize the safety of your party.

Salamanders are very dangerous, as they can easily freeze or burn poorly defended Patapons who attempt to use melee atacks.

Advanced UnitsEdit

Main article: Kibapon

Kibapon

KibaponsKibaddaPyokorider

Main article: Dekapon

Dekapon

DekaponDekaponsTondengaMyamsar

MegaponEdit

Main article: Megapon 

Megapon

Megapons are by far the oddest unit in the games. They are taller than most other Patapons, and carry around massive horns. They appear to smile all the time, even when enemies are around, and even as they die. They frown when you miss a beat or when they fall asleep/catch fire. When they attack, they play their horns and the soundwaves/sonic balls that are projected take on physical form, flying at the enemy and causing damage. Megapons have a variety of attacks, but the three most utilized are a wave of 3 blue notes that bounce off of and around the enemy, causing ricochet damage, a massive red note only used during Fever Mode that pierces and hits multiple times, causing massive damage, and a giant green note that is only used when you use PonChaka~ChakaChaka. In Patapon 3, Wondabarappa and Jamsch fire sonic balls instead of notes. Wondabarappa’s PonChaka~PonPon attack is a bladed sonic ball that pierces through anything. Jamsch’s PonChaka~PonPon attack are several large, crawling sonic balls that will burn, poison or put anything to sleep upon contact. A full Megapon squad consists of 3 Megapons. In Patapon 3, Megapons are the classes Wondabarappa and Jamsch. Unlike most Patapon units, their name has no Japanese origin, but is instead a pun of «megaphone».

Attack BonusesEdit

An attack bonus is how much damage you do to certain types of enemies or buildings. The higher the better as 250% means you do 250% damage to that type of enemy.

Uberhero	Demons	Undead	Shells	Dragons	Giants	Wood	Stone	Metal
Yarida	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Kibadda	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Piekron	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Cannassault	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Pyokorider	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Wooyari	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Charibasa	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Taterazay	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Tondenga	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Destrobo	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Guardira	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Myamsar	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Bowmunk	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Grenburr	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Yumiyacha	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Wondabarappa	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Pingrek	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Alosson	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Oohoroc	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Jamsch	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%
Cannogabang	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%	100%

Nyontama > Gekoroth > GekoronpaEdit

Nyontamas can be immune to fire.

Evolve from PYOPYO.

These Patapons are very useful, as they are resistance against fire and lightning attacks. Many bosses and more than a few enemies use fire weapons, making these Rarepons a must-have. He can also resist and deal stagger to a small extent.

Appearance:	tadpole, frog, toad
HP:	+100	Crit Ratio:	+200%
Damage:	+20-20	KB Ratio:
Attack Speed:	CNC Ratio:
Resist Ignite:	Ignite Ratio:
Resist Freeze:	Freeze Ratio:
Resist Sleep:	Sleep Ratio:
Immunities:	Ignite
Materials
30x Lv2	30x Lv2	36x Lv1	15x Lv1

Level 1 Description: Resistant against some fire and electrical attacks. He’ll gain speed as he levels-up; however his stagger won’t improve.

Level 5 Description: So charming, but so strong! Can cause critical hits. Strong against lightning but easy to stagger.

Level 10 Description: Aww, it’s so amazingly adorable! But very strong, and can cause criticals. Extremely strong against lightning but staggers very easily.

Halberds/LancesEdit

Name	Damage	Speed Bonus	Critical Chance	KB Chance	Cnc Chance	Status Chance	Other Bonus
Iron Halberd	+1 / +2		+10%	+10%	+10%
Steel Halberd	+2 / +3		+30%
Flame Halberd	+4 / +6		+40%			Ignite Ratio: +40%	Flame Attack
Ice Lance	+4 / +6		+40%			Freeze Ratio: +40%	Freeze Attack
Thunder Lance	+4 / +6	-.20 (10% Faster)	+40%		+30%	Ignite Ratio: +10%	Flame Attack
Deflecting Halberd	+3 / +5		+20%	+50%
Giant Halberd «Grizzly»	+4 / +40	2.00 (100% Slower)	+20%	+50%	+100%
Divine Halberd Kami	+10 / +15		+100%	+100%	+100%	Ignite Ratio: +10%	Flame Attack
Ancient Halberd	+6 / +10	-.80 (40% Faster)	+50%	+20%	+20%
Great Fire Lance	+5 / +6		+90%			Ignite Ratio: +80%	Flame Attack
Great Ice Lance	+5 / +6		+90%			Freeze Ratio: +80%	Freeze Attack
Great Thunder Lance	+5 / +6	-.40 (20% Faster)	+90%		+60%	Ignite Ratio: +20%	Flame Attack
Heaven Lance	+7 / +9		+150%
Magic Lance Gungnir	+5 / +10			+30%	+30%	Ignite Ratio: +30% Freeze Ratio: +30% Sleep Ratio: +30%	Flame Attack Freeze Attack Sleep Attack
Friendship Halberd	+2 / +3		+20%				HP +100

Uberhero Mode: Fear Spear

«Throw powerful glowing spears that explode upon landing. Explosions inflict damage over a wide range.»

• Activate:
• Combo:

During Fear Spear, Yarida relentlessly launches spears towards his opponents, only limited by his attack speed. Similar to the Yaripon Hero’s Iron Fist in Patapon 2, the spears will cause a damaging explosion on contact, though Yarida’s explosions have a considerably smaller blast radius. When Piekron’s Class Skills, Leaping Spear and Spear BOOM, have been unlocked, Yarida will jump before each throw, as well as causing lighting to strike where the spears land, given that it is raining.

Upon activation, Yarida will shout, «Ya-ri!» (Meaning «Spear» in Japanese, referencing his weapon.)

TriviaEdit

• Oddly enough, there is no minigame that rewards . To obtain Seeds, you need to fight Shookle or Shooshookle (Shooshookle is only in the Patagate) or hunt Gancheeks in «The Mystery of Smokestorms in the Desert».
• The first time you play Rah Gashapon & Simmer Slurp, the pot says that his name is «Guggu Peron», but in the tutorial, it mentions «Simmer Slurp».
• Ton Kampon & Fwoosh Famooze is the only minigame where you will get kicked out, if you Press the Circle Button, when Fwoosh Famooze is tempering, or is preparing to go Faster/Slower.
• Ton Kampon & Fwoosh Famooze is the only minigame where you require Ka-ching, and a Metal, at the same time to play.
• Tsun Tsukupon & Juice Machine is the only minigame where the thing rewarding the Materials, doesn’t have a name.
• Tsun Tsukupon & Juice Machine minigame is the only minigame that uses two buttons (O(Circle.) and □(Square.).).
• Tsun Tsukupon & Juice Machine minigame is the only minigame that doesn’t continue further, if you miss too many beats.
• The Tsun Tsukupon brothers, are the only Patapons among the other minigames that refer to Almighty as «Mighty «. The other Patapons refer to Almighty as «Great «.
• If you’re ever stuck on a minigame, practice makes perfect! You can save before playing a minigame, and if you ever mess up, you can just load the save file to try again.—However, Saving After the Mess Up, means that All Effects from the Minigames, are Saved; Ka-ching & Materials are used, And/Or your rewards aren’t the ones you may want/need. Saving in Another File, weather Empty or Not, is Still at least good.
• In the Manual of Patapon 2, Minigame Characters were also called, «Patapookas». (A Single Minigame Character, is also called a «Patapooka».)
• During Kururu Beruru’s minigame, when she is dancing by herself as a break for the player, her hair does not sync up with her body.

Uberhero Mode: Concentrate

«Long-lasting boost for attack power of entire team. Use combo to boost effect. ~ Combines with other hero skills ~ «

Activate:

Combo:

During Concentrate, Piekron will meditate intensely, bolstering all allied damage, including his own, for a short period of time. Piekron becomes completely immobile while this is active. The longer Piekron meditates, the higher the attack multiplier increases, maxing out at 2x damage. With Charibasa’s Set Skills, Team Aid 1 and 2, this multiplier can be further increased to 3.5x damage. Reactivating Concentration will reset the multiplier and timer. Concentrates damage boost stacks with other Piekrons.

Dark HeroesEdit

Dark Heroes

Main article:

Dark Heroes

Dark Heroes have the same structure and wear masks similar to the Uberhero. They are a lot stronger than a regular enemy and are able to go into ‘Dark Hero Mode’. They include Madfang Ragewolf, Naughtyfins, Standoffish Sonarchy, RottenLee Ravenous, Gluttonous Buzzcrave, Slow-moving Slogturtle and Miss Covet-Hiss. They are counter-parts of your Uberhero Patapon.

All of the Dark Heroes have a past relating to the Patapons. Madfang Ragewolf is supposedly Makoton, the Zigoton warrior. Naughtyfins is actually the Patapon Princess. RottenLee Ravenous is actually the mighty Zigoton general, Gong the Hawkeye. Standoffish Sonarchy, Gluttonous Buzzcrave, Slogturtle, and Miss Covet-Hiss are all members of the Ah-Ooh Dynasty. Sonarchy was the Prince, Buzzcrave and Slogturtle were generals, and Miss Covet-Hiss was the King.

SpearsEdit

Name	Damage	Speed Bonus	Critical Chance	KB Chance	Cnc Chance	Status Chance	Other Bonus
Iron Spear	+2/+3			+20%
Steel Spear	+3/+4		+10%	+20%	+10%
Scorching Spear	+4/+5		+20%	+40%		Burn Ratio: +40%
Dokaknel’s Fang	+2/+3		+50%	+20%	+20%		Piercing
Ancient Spear	+5/+10	-1.60 sec (80% faster)	+20%	+50%	+20%
Giant Spear «Bullet»	+20/+40	2.00 sec (100% slower)	+10%	+80%	+50%		Piercing
Divine Spear	+5/+10	-1.60 sec (80% faster)	+20%	+50%	+20%		Flame Attack
Ice Spear	+4/+8		+20%	+40%		Freeze Ratio: +40%	Freeze Attack
Thunder Spear	+4 / +8		+20%	+40%	+40%
Great Fire Spear	+5 / +10		+30%	+50%		Ignite Ratio: +80%	Flame Attack
Great Ice Spear	+5 /+1		m+30%	+50%		Freeze Ratio: +80%	Freeze Attack
Great Thunder Spear	+5/+10		+30%	+50%	+80%	Ignite ratio : +70%
Heaven Spear	+6/+12		+150%
Dream Spear	+4/+8		+20%	+40%		Sleep Ratio: +60%	Sleep Attack
Magic Spear Brugnuk	+10/+20			+30%	+30%	Ignite Ratio: +30% Freeze Ratio: +30% Sleep Ratio: +30%	Flame Attack Freeze Attack Sleep Attack
Spear of Protection	+2/+5		+10%	+40%	+10%		HP +120 Armour vs Inf. +20%, Armour vs Arw. +12%, nArmour vs Spr. +16%, Armour vs Lnc.+20%, Resist vs Crit.+10%, Resist vs KB. +10% Resist vs Cnc. +10%
Friendship Spear	+3/+6		+10%	+30%	+10%		*HP +100

— Dokaknel’s Fang is an exclusive drop from the boss Dokaknel, though it can be obtained through the treasure chest present on Tochira Beach in Patapon 2 during Thunderstorms if one has the original Patapon and has the weapon there. It can also be obtained multiple times, although it gets increasingly rare progressively.

— The Spear of Protection can only be obtained by loading a saved game file from the Patapon demo into the full game.

— However, the Spear of Protection can’t be turned over to Patapon 2.

Koppen > Suppen > SupenguEdit

Koppens are ideal for freezing.

Evolve from UHOHO and CHIKU.

These Rarepons are weak against fire and electricity, but they have an amazing freeze resistance and rate.

Appearance:	penguin
HP:	+100	Crit Ratio:
Damage:	+10-10	KB Ratio:
Attack Speed:	CNC Ratio:
Resist Ignite:	Ignite Ratio:
Resist Freeze:	Freeze Ratio:	+250%
Resist Sleep:	Sleep Ratio:
Immunities:	Freeze
Materials
15x Lv4	15x Lv3	12x Lv3	6x Lv3

Level 1 Description:
These Rarepons’ freezing rate and freeze resistance grow gradually as they level-up. They take reduced damage from ice, but they’re weak against fire and electricity.

Level 5 Description:
These Rarepons’ freezing rate and freeze resistance grow gradually as they level-up. They take reduced damage from ice, but they’re weak against fire and electricity.

Level 10 Description:
These Rarepons will freeze anything they touch. Sadly their cool features make them weak against fire and electricity.

Pyopyo > Pyokora > PyokoranEdit

Pyopyos have fastest movement.

Evolve from NORMAL.

These Patapons are the fastest Rarepons available. They are also resistant against freeze, which is very helpful early in the game. Be sure to make plenty of these as soon as you have the chance, or you’ll have lots of trouble against freezing weather and attacks.

Appearance:	bunny, rabbit
HP:	+100	Crit Ratio:	+20%
Damage:	+10-10	KB Ratio:	+20%
Attack Speed:	CNC Ratio:	+20%
Resist Ignite:	Ignite Ratio:
Resist Freeze:	Freeze Ratio:
Resist Sleep:	Sleep Ratio:
Immunities:	Freeze
Materials
30x Lv2	55x Lv1	36x Lv1	15x Lv1

Level 1 Description:
Resistant against cold chills but weak against fire. Leveling-up will increase his speed.

Level 5 Description:
A Rarepon who quickly gets faster as he levels up. He has 20% freeze resistance, but is weak against fire damage.

Level 10 Description:
A really, really fast Rarepon! He can’t be frozen and is weak to fire! He can inflict critical, stagger, and knockback hits.

Wanda > Wandaba > WandabataEdit

Wandas have good damage.

This Rarepon specializes in attack power. He can also deal a fair amount of stagger, but as is very clearly professed, he is weak against sleep attacks.

Appearance:	dog
HP:	+100	Crit Ratio:
Damage:	+100-100	KB Ratio:
Attack Speed:	CNC Ratio:	+50%
Resist Ignite:	Ignite Ratio:
Resist Freeze:	Freeze Ratio:
Resist Sleep:	-80	Sleep Ratio:
Immunities:	N/A
Materials
55x Lv1	18x Lv3	36x Lv1	15x Lv1

Level 1 Description:
A Rarepon whose attack power increases gradually as he levels-up. His stagger rate is 20%, but he’s easy to put to sleep.

Level 5 Description: A Rarepon whose attack power increases quickly as he levels up. His stagger rate is 30%, but he’s easy to put to sleep.

Level 10 Description:
A formidable warrior! Each attack is fatal! His stagger rate is 50%, but he’s easy to put to sleep.

Patapon 3Edit

Patapon Princess wearing The Mask of Lust (Naughtyfins)

The Princess also makes an appearance in Patapon 3, but this is unknown until you progress through the story and find out that Naughtyfins is the Patapon Princess. She is affiliated with the Archfiend of Purity and represents the Deadly Sin of Lust. She shows affection for the Uberhero early in the game and passes herself off as a vulnerable, sensitive young lady. In-game, she can be seen poledancing on her pike regularly in cutscenes.

After defeating the Archfiend of Adamance and passing the Evilmass of Adamance, the Uberhero confronts her and, after realizing her , he embraces her, reverting her back to her previous form. She then lives with the Uberhero and his army in the Hideout, where she stays at the right side of the Herogate, and will see the Uberhero off or welcome him back from another person’s hideout when he enters or exits it.

Patapon Princess in the Hideout

However, this will only occur if the player chooses all the answers that pertain to her in previous cutscenes (1st options excluding the first option set in which you must choose the second option) — if the player chooses the other options, she leaves forever. However, Ragewolf will tell you that you can save her in other worlds, which he is referring to the Herogate. If you save the Princess in another world, then the Princess will come to your Hideout and live with the Uberhero.

NormalEdit

Normal units have ability to wear Helms.

These Patapons are the only Patapons capable of wearing helms. They are the basic unit, and they must be created before you can get Rarepons (unless you have imported Patapon 1 data).

NormalMegapons,Mahopons, andDekapons cannot wear helms. Unlike normal Patapons, normal Megapons, Mahopons, and Dekapons change their appearance after leveling up.

Appearance:	normal, Patapon
HP:	+100	Crit Ratio:	+20%
Damage:	+10-10	KB Ratio:	+10%
Attack Speed:	CNC Ratio:	+10%
Resist Ignite:	20%	Ignite Ratio:	0%
Resist Freeze:	20%	Freeze Ratio:	0%
Resist Sleep:	20%	Sleep Ratio:	0%
Immunities:	none
Materials
??x Lv2	??x Lv1	??x Lv1	??x Lv1

Level 1 Description:
A normal Patapon. He can get a little stronger by leveling-up.

Level 5 Description:
A pretty strong Patapon. Change his equipment freely to change his strengths.

Level 10 Description:
The strongest Patapon. He can get better use than the other Rarepons out of the best equipment.

TriviaEdit

• The three Yaripons that you come across at the beginning of the first and second games also are the same ones that appear at the ending of each game. In Patapon 3, Silver Hoshipon turns them into Yarida, Taterazay and Yumiyacha. It is possible that those 3 Yaripons were the same Yaripons that Hatapon recruited in the other two games.
• If you notice in Patapon 3, Silver Hoshipon says the name of the Ancient Yaripon known as Gan. This Yaripon is never seen in the games, though.
• Hero in Patapon 2 starts as a Yaripon.
• Yaripon(if in Fever Mode), will need to jump again and again if he is to attack varying with his Attack Speed.
• Yaripon spears are also affected by the wind, like arrows and spores, but the range difference is minor.
• If the enemy is too close, a Yaripon may be unable to throw a spear directly at them. ChakaChaka will help this situation.
• In Patapon 3, Yaripon is the most common Uberhero (Yarida, Piekron, Wooyari and if counting the Darkhero, Naughtyfins) in the game.

ShieldsEdit

Name	HP	Speed Bonus	Crit Chance	KB Chance	Cnc Chance	Status Chance	Other Bonus
Iron Shield	+10
Steel Shield	+20
Ice Shield	+30						Fire Resistant
Fire Shield	+30						Freeze Resistant
Thunder Shield	+30	-20 (10% Faster)					Stagger Resistant
Ultra Heavy Shield	+40	+20 (10% Slower)					Knockback Resistant
Ancient Shield	+100	-20 (10% Faster)
Giant Shield «Octagon»	+60	+20 (10% Slower)
Divine Shield Kami	+80	-20 (10% Faster)				Resist Ignite: +20% Resist Freeze: +20% Resist Sleep: +20%
Wing Shield	+30	-80 (40% Faster)
Flying Shield	+60	-40 (20% Faster)				Resist Ignite: +10%
Sun Shield	+60					Resist Freeze: +60%
Dragon Shield	+60						Fire Resistant
Heaven Shield	+90		+50%
Magic Shield Algos	+80					Resist Ignite: +50% Resist Freeze: +50% Resist Sleep: +50%
Friendship Shield	+20						Damage: +0/+25

Komu and Computer TateponsEdit

• : Heroes come back with full strength no matter how many times they fall… if you ask this romantic, he’d say this is the «Power of Love».
• : Very gentle and powerful too! And his endurance is legendary! But he hates uncivilized discourse… so he won’t be doing much attacking.
• : The horseman Pat-Pon-calypse, his fatal strength and bravery is feared by many! Sadly, he’s not the brightest of bulbs.
• General Gong the Hawkeye: He is a Pseudo-Tateton (wielding a scythe instead of a sword) and serves under Queen Kharma as one of the Zigoton Generals. However, he has no shield unlike other Tatepons or Tatetons.

Dekapon Weapons (Hammers, Maces, Bats, Weavers, Clubs, and Axes)Edit

Divine Equipment

Name	Damage	Speed Bonus	Critical Chance	KB Chance	Cnc Chance	Status Chance	Other Bonus
Iron Hammer	+0 / +10			+10%
Steel Mace	+0 / +20			+20%	+10%
Nail-Studded Bat	+0 / +40		+30%	+20%	+10%
Dream Weaver	+0 / +50			+30%	+20%	Sleep Ratio: +60%	Sleep Attack
Ancient Hammer	+0 / +70	-.80 (40% Faster)	+50%	+60%	+30%	Resist Ignite: +10% Resist Freeze: +10%
Morning Star «Giganto»	+0 / +200	4.00 (200% Slower)		+80%	+40%
Divine Axe Kami	+0 / +90		+100%	+100%	+100%
Fire Club	+0 / +40			+30%	+10%	Ignite Ratio: +40%	Flame Attack
Ice Club	+0 / +40			+30%	+10%	Freeze Ratio: +40%	Freeze Attack
Thunder Club	+0 / +10	-.20 (10% Faster)		+30%	+30%	Ignite Ratio: +10%	Flame Attack
Great Fire Club	+0 / +50			+50%	+20%	Ignite Ratio: +80%	Flame Attack
Great Ice Club	+0 / +50			+50%	+20%	Freeze Ratio: +80%	Freeze Attack
Great Thunder Club	+0 / +50	-.40 (20% Faster)		+50%	+60%	Ignite Ratio: +20%	Flame Attack
Heaven Club	+0 / +60		+150%
Magic Club Thor	+0 / +80			+30%	+30%	Ignite Ratio: +30% Freeze Ratio: +30% Sleep Ratio: +30%	Flame Attack Freeze Attack Sleep Attack
Friendship Club	+0 / +20			+20%	+10%		HP +200

Acquisition

Yarida is at level 1 when he is unlocked, which is either if the player chooses him at the beginning of the game, or when Taterazay or Yumiyacha get to level 15.

• When Yarida reaches level 3, Kibadda is unlocked.
• When Yarida reaches level 5, Piekron is unlocked.
• When Yarida reaches level 7, Cannassault is unlocked.
• When Yarida and Piekron reach level 9, Wooyari is unlocked.
• When Yarida reaches level 12, and Cannassault and Pyokorider reach level 10, Charibasa is unlocked.
• When Yarida reaches level 15, Taterazay and Yumiyacha are unlocked, if the player has not already unlocked them (Uberhero only).

Elite UnitsEdit

Elite Units are first obtainable in Patapon 2, and two of them are available in different classes in Patapon 3. 

ToriponEdit

Main article: Toripon

Toripon

A bird-riding Patapon. They use javelins, much like theYaripons’ spears. Their attacks are similar to Yaripons’. During fever, they throw three javelins when attacking. They provide excellent air support and as long as you keep the rhythm going, they cannot be affected by melee attacks. They are extremely effective units when fighting bosses with no air attacks, like Garuru. Also, they are great when facing Karmen fortresses — as long as you can keep the enemy Yarimen and Yumimen busy. A full Toripon squad consists of 3 Toripons. «Tori» (鳥) means «bird» in Japanese. Toripons appear on the cover of Patapon, but were never released in-game. They are used only in Patapon 2, and are not included in Patapon 3.

RoboponEdit

Main article: Robopon

Robopon

Robopons are powerful robotic melee units that fight with their extraordinarily large robotic arms. They can do relatively high damage, and have decent defense but can take damage. If using PonChaka~PonPon, they will throw big rocks. Each Robopon will throw 1 rock. A full Robopon squad consists of 3 Robopons. Robopons are one of the most powerful units. In Patapon 3, Robopons are the classes Destrobo and Bowmunk. Like Megapons, «robo» has no Japanese meaning. Instead it is originated from the word «robot», which explains their robotic arms.

Mahopon Edit

Main article: Mahopon

Mahopon

The Patapon tribe’s spellcasters. They wields a variety of staffs or scepters and wears boots. Mahopons are frail, but are able to perform a variety of duties for the team. Unlike most Patapon units, the Mahopons’ abilities change depending on what staff they currently wield. A full Mahopon squad consists of 3 Mahopons. There are approximately 11 Mahopon magic spells with a wide variety of effects, like: restoring HP; cure status effects, boosting defenses, causing explosions, fire or thunderstorms, summoning hails of meteors, etc. In Patapon 3, Mahopons are the classes Oohoroc and Pingrek. «Maho» (魔) means «spell» in Japanese.

StaffsEdit

Name	Damage	Speed Bonus	Critical Chance	KB Chance	Cnc Chance	Status Chance	Other Bonus
Iron Staff	+3 / +3		+10%
Silver Staff	+5 / +5		+20%
Defense Staff	+4 / +4
Fire Staff	+7 / +7		+30%			Ignite Ratio: +20%	Flame Attack
Ice Staff	+7 / +7		+30%			Freeze Ratio: +20%	Freeze Attack
Thunder Staff	+7 /+7		+30%		+10%	Ignite Ratio: +10%	Flame Attack
Soothing Staff	+4 / +4					Resist Ignite: +20% Resist Freeze: +20% Resist Sleep: +20%
Drum Staff	+12 / +12	-.80 (40% Faster)	+50%
Divine Staff Kami	+15 / +15		+80%
Healing Staff	+4 / +4
Great Fire Staff	+9 / +9		+40%			Ignite Ratio: +40%	Flame Attack
Great Ice Staff	+9 / +9		+40%			Freeze Ratio: +40%	Freeze Attack
Great Thunder Staff	+9 / +9	-.40 (20% Faster)	+40%		+20%	Ignite Ratio: +20%	Flame Attack
Heaven Staff	+10 / +10		+150%				healing
Magic Staff Rune	+15 / +15			+30%	+30%	Ignite Ratio: +30% Freeze Ratio: +30% Sleep Ratio: +30%	Flame Attack Freeze Attack Sleep Attack
Friendship Staff	+5 / +5		+20%				HP +100

Affected Class Skills

Leaping Spear

All charged attacks or attacks made during Fever will be preceded by a leap into the air, with the spears thrown mid-jump. This skill cannot be upgraded by itself, but once Piekron’s Leaping Spear class skill is fully upgraded, Yarida gains access to it.

Spear BOOM

All charged attacks or attacks made during Hero mode in the rain have an added effect: a small lightning bolt strikes where the spear lands. This skill cannot be upgraded by itself, but once Piekron’s Spear BOOM class skill is fully upgraded, Yarida gains access to it.

Spear BA-BOOM

All charged attacks or attacks made during Hero mode in the rain have an added effect: a strong lightning bolt strikes where the spear lands. This skill cannot be upgraded by itself, but once Piekron’s Spear BA-BOOM class skill is fully upgraded, Yarida gains access to it.

Spear BA-BA-BOOM

All charged attacks or attacks made whilst in Hero mode in the rain have an added effect: a very strong lightning bolt strikes where the spear lands. This skill cannot be upgraded by itself, but once Piekron’s Spear BA-BA-BOOM class skill is fully upgraded, Yarida gains access to it.