- "Tinged a midnight purple, these bats nip ravenously at your neck, sucking away your HP!"
- — Noise Report
The Happycore Bat is a purple Bat Noise found in all versions of The World Ends with You.
Locations[]
Happycore Bat appears in the following locations during these days.
- Station Underpass during Week 2: Day 3 and Week 3: Days 1, 2, and 3.
- A-East during Week 3: Days 2, 3 and 5.
- Concert Stage during Week 3: Days 2 and 3, accompanying Pteropus Canor during the forced boss battle on Day 2 and player-initiated boss battle on Day 3.
Strategy[]
The names used for abilities are purely conjecture to make points clearer and are not used within the game's notation.
During a standard battle, the player should concentrate on erasing them to avoid HP loss. Being airborne, it can sometimes be difficult to judge where to aim in order to hit them with negative psyche attacks, so using psyche attacks with a large range can help get rid of them quickly. During the Pteropus Canor boss battle, the player should erase them to remove Pteropus Canor's Dark Immortality ability, but should stay mindful of their own HP Drain ability.
Passive Abilities[]
- Energy Drain: When Pteropus Canor is present on the field, the Happycore Bat will swarm the wiring on the top screen only, draining the power from the Concert Stage's lights in order to give Pteropus Canor the Dark Immortality ability.
- The Happycore Bat will not attack Neku's partner during this time, as it is its default setting during the battle with Pteropus.
Using HP Drain.
Active Abilities[]
- Saw Wing: The Happycore Bat spins its body and wings into a pinwheel-like form, then sweeps down into the player to inflict damage.
- HP Drain: The bat rushes at the player or partner in order to take a bite out of them and steal some of their HP.
Drops[]
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| 5,000 Yen U (10.00%) | Bat H (0.50%) | Top Gear N (0.60%) | 1,000 Yen E (4.00%) |
Trivia[]
- Happycore Bat's name is a combination of "happycore" and "bat."
- Happycore Bat's ability to drain HP from the player is likely a reference to vampire bats draining away blood.