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Kirene (Japanese: キレーネ Kirēne) is a Rank A, Lightning-attribute, Rare Yo-kai of the Charming tribe introduced in Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble.
She is a member of the Bundory Family, her full name being Kirene Bundory (Japanese: キレーネ・ブンドリー Kirēne Bundorī).
In Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble, she is a Rank S Yo-kai.
In Yo-kai Watch Busters 2, she is one of the Yo-kai required to unlock Princess Pearl.
Appearances
Video games
- Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble: Playable Yo-kai
- Yo-kai Watch Busters 2: Playable Yo-kai
Biology
Kirene is a humanoid Cat Yo-kai. She has light pink skin, or possibly fur. Her long hair is light red in color, with the tips and the top of her head being yellow in color. Her cat-like ears are of the same color, and also have light brown tips. She has long bangs that completely cover her eyes. Her paws, possibly gloves and shoes, are yellow, too, and they are also clawed and have light brown stripes. The tip of her yellow tail is of a similar light brown color and has an orange-colored wisp on it. She wears what appears to be a black leotard, with a black and wine-red cape, and a red whisp-shaped brooch. She wears a small, black top-hat on top of one of her ears and always carries a large whip.
Kirene is described as being somewhat selfish, only doing things if she herself decides she wants to do them. She acts cutesy, but become very aggressive when angered.
Being a member of the Bundory Family, she frequently commits theft alongside her parents, grandmother, and siblings.
Profile
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Yo-kai Watch Busters 2
Kirene appears in the game, fighting with the Blasters over the treasures of Karakuri Island, alongside her family.
Her first appearance is during Chapter 2, where the Bundory Family steals a wind-up key from the Blasters that is required to enter a new dungeon, though she is not much help, refusing do to any work because she had just painted her nails.
She is later fought during Chapter 8, but later reappears despite her apparent exhaustion. As the dungeon begins the collapse, she sets out with her brothers Dandory and Spatto to save their father and grandmother, and hopefully their mother, too.
Like most of the family, she can be befriended in Chapter 11, the post-game, once she becomes an available opponent in the "Wandering Arena" (Japanese: さすらい闘技場 Sasurai Tōgiba) she can also be found in the Mugen Dungeon 2nd floor.
She is required for the A Well-known Family Yo-kai Circle.
Game data
Yo-kai Watch: Wibble Wobble
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Etymology
"Kirene" is derived from the word "kireru" (Japanese: キレる "to snap", "to get angry").
Origin
The members of the Bundory Family are possibly based on the idea of "cat burglars."