Ouchin
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| Ouchin | |
|---|---|
 Artwork from Yoshi and the Mysterious Book | |
| Appears in | Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (2026) |
Ouchins are creatures that appear in Yoshi and the Mysterious Book. They are brown sea urchins that crawl along surfaces, walls, and ceilings in search of food. They can eat various plant-based foods, including apples, watermelons, hot peppers, and Crazee Dayzees. Ouchins' spines damage Yoshi upon contact and prevent Yoshi from gobbling Ouchins.
List of discoveries[edit]
- "Can be carried if you don't touch its spines."
- "Can regrow lost spines."
- "Danger amplified by hot peppers."
- "Eggs take out the Ouchin."
- "Evaded every Ouchin and rescued the flowers."
- "Fed every Ouchin."
- "Gets cozy inside watermelons."
- "Gobbled up the Crazee Dayzee!"
- "Got one in the net."
- "It likes apples."
- "It's being bashful."
- "Made a fire-roasted Ouchin."
- "Palate poked by pointy spines."
- "Popped a Winged Cloud with spines."
- "Protected the apples."
- "Rescued every Crazee Dayzee."
- "Sank like a stone..."
- "Savory and delicious!"
- "Seeks a snackable Crazee Dayzee."
- "Sunk the submerged Ouchin."
- "Took out every Ouchin."
- "Tough to chew. Tastes a little fishy."
- "Values mealtime over bedtime."
- "Watermelon seeds can take it out."
- "Wrangled them all into the net."
Naming[edit]
When the name is suggested by Mr. E, he says the following:
- “It's an urchin that'll leave you crying out in pain if you get too close...so how about Ouchin?”
- —Mr. E
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Note(s) | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | チクチクさん Chikuchiku-san | Mr. Sting | [1] | |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 刺刺 | ? | [1] | |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 刺刺 | ? | [1] | |
| Dutch | Prikketik | From prikken ("to sting") and rikketik ("ticker") | [1][2] | |
| French (Canada) | Picoursin | From pique ("spike") and oursin ("urchin") | [1] | |
| French (Europe) | [1] | |||
| German | Piekel | ? | [1] | |
| Italian | Pungiriccio | From pungere ("to sting") and riccio di mare ("sea urchin") | [1] | |
| Korean | 따끔씨 Ttakkeum-ssi | Mr. Sting | [1] | |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | Dolouriço | ? | [1] | |
| Spanish (Europe) | Puauch | From púa ("spike") and auch (an onomatopoiea for pain, equivalent of "ouch") | [1] |
References[edit]
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k In-game name from Yoshi and the Mysterious Book (stored internally as
ChikuChikuSan_Namein message fileVermillion/Content/Localization/gametext/[language]/gametext.locresin archivePJ045/Content/Paks/Vermillion-Switch.pak). - ^ "Als je te dicht in de buurt van zijn stekels komt, kom er niet zonder kleerscheuren vanaf... Misschien kunnen we dit een Prikketik noemen!" – Mr. E (21 May 2026). Yoshi and the Mysterious Book. Good-Feel (Dutch).
