Yukio is an open-world NPC located in Inazuma City, Inazuma.
Following a certain dialogue branch for the first time gives the player the player four Onigiri.
Location[]
Yukio's location
Additional context
Quests and Events[]
Events
Web Events
Idle Quotes[]
Special Yakitori...
- "Special Yakitori for sale! Come and try some!"
Dialogue[]
- Yukio: Poultry skewer with BBQ sauce, salty grilled fish, kitsune ramen... Dear customer, how would you like to try some native Inazuma snacks?
- Yukio: We also serve tea. We have genmaicha, barley, and oolong. Which one would you like? We do not serve alcohol, though.
No alcohol?
- Yukio: Hmm, odd, is it? Well, think about it. If you drink too much, your taste buds will get numb, and you won't be able to taste how good the dishes are anymore.
- Yukio: So even if most Inazuman snacks go well with alcohol, we don't serve alcohol here.
- Yukio: To me, the bitterness and the aftertaste of tea can bring out the taste of the skewers and the sauce better. Alcohol would just cover everything up.
- Yukio: Aside from the skewers, you might want to order some kitsune ramen if you want something more filling... Ah, by the way, you aren't allergic to beans, are you?
- Allergic to beans?
- Yukio: There was a case like this before, so it's better safe than sorry for me to ask first.
- Yukio: There was an Oni gentleman and a lady with kitsune ears who made a bet here on who could eat the most kitsune ramen.
- Yukio: But there was fried tofu in the ramen, and the Oni people are allergic to beans...
- Yukio: Therefore, even though that gentleman with long horns won the bet, he also almost lost his life... Was it worthwhile?
I can't drink alcohol yet.
- Yukio: I see. You aren't old enough to drink, right? That's also fine. You can order some tea while savoring some of Inazuma's snacks.
- Yukio: Here, these Onigiri are freshly made today. They are delicious and filling. Please have some.
- (Obtain
Onigiri ×4)
- Goodbye.
- Yukio: Take care. Come back again next time.
I can't drink alcohol yet.
Goodbye.
Event Dialogue[]
Iridescent Arataki Rockin' for Life Tour de Force of Awesomeness[]
We'd like to invite you to attend this music festival.
- Yukio: Hmm? Did I hear you wrong? Is this a music festival or a food festival?
- Paimon: Music, and a serious, formal musical exchange to boot! By the way, do you have any music you enjoy? We can play it for you right now!
- Yukio: Oh, you're serious, then? Well, I do have something in mind. I can try humming it for you. Could you try playing it, then?
- Sure, I'll give it a go.
- Yukio: Well then, this is quite the lovely surprise.
- (After performing)
- Yukio: Wow. What a brilliant recreation! That said, even I have no clue what this song's called, haha.
- Yukio: A fox-eared customer of ours likes humming this one when she comes over for some ramen. She's one of our VIPs. Came round a few days ago, in fact, or I wouldn't have remembered that song at all.
- Yukio: ...I guess that tells you all you need to know about me and music, eh?
- Yukio: If you're looking for a food stall, I'd recommend you look for Tomoki.
- Yukio: That fellow's got a right adventurous spirit. Even if he isn't a fan of music, he should be interested nonetheless.
- (Talk to Yukio again, optional)
- How was that?
- (Same as After performing)
Trivia[]
- The "Oni gentleman" and "lady with kitsune ears" that Yukio refers to in his dialogue are likely Arataki Itto and Yae Miko.[1]
- He sells 獣骨ラーメン jukotsu raamen which is a variation of the real food 豚骨らーめん tonkotsu raamen meaning "pork bone ramen" however the in-game variant has replaced pork (ton) with beast (ju), implying Yukio's ramen is essentially a mystery meat ramen from some undisclosed beast.
Other Languages[]
| Language | Official Name |
|---|---|
| English | Yukio |
| Chinese (Simplified) | 幸雄 Xìngxióng |
| Chinese (Traditional) | 幸雄 Xìngxióng |
| Japanese | 幸雄 Yukio |
| Korean | 유키오 Yukio |
| Spanish | Yukio |
| French | Yukio |
| Russian | Юкио Yukio |
| Thai | Yukio |
| Vietnamese | Yukio |
| German | Yukio |
| Indonesian | Yukio |
| Portuguese | Yukio |
| Turkish | Yukio |
| Italian | Yukio |
Change History[]
Released in Version 2.0
References[]
- ↑ Arataki Itto's Voice-Over: About the Lady with Fox Ears