Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Yo-kai Watch The Movie 2: Lord Enma and the Stories, Nyan! Character Profile

About Komasan / Komajiro (voice)

Voice actor for the dog Yo-kai Komasan and his brother.

Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Character Profile

Alignment

Neutral

Species

Human

Abilities

Voice acting, Performance, Character portrayal

• Strength: 3/10
• Intelligence: 5/10
• Charisma: 6/10
• Morality: 7/10
• Influence: 3/10

Character Facts

Played by

Aya Endo

Appears in

Yo-kai Watch The Movie 2: Lord Enma and the Stories, Nyan! (2015)

Role

Minor

Relationships (6)

• Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Narrative Co-protagonists — Jibanyan (Etsuko Kozakura)

  Narrative partners who share screen time in the climactic campaign.

• Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Social Comrades — Usapyon (Kotori Shigemoto)

  Allied companions who stand together during the Yo-kai World crisis.

• Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Family Brothers — Komasan / Komajiro (voice) (Aya Endo)

  Siblings who navigate family changes and support each other through the human infant's arrival.

• Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Alliance Teammate — Usapyon (Kotori Shigemoto)

  Committee-aligned allies working toward a unified victory.

• Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Alliance Teammate — Jibanyan (Etsuko Kozakura)

  Combat allies who coordinate attacks during the final battle.

• Komasan / Komajiro (voice) — Alliance Teammate — Whisper (Tomokazu Seki)

  Expedition members sharing a common goal to restore realm balance.

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