Potfolk

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Potfolk
ツボ町人 Pot townsfolk
HP (MV)MP (MV)HP (MS)MP (MS)Dubious
Other Name(s) Pot kin
Location(s) Gazpacho Village
Paella
Language(s) Common
Notable Members Pot
Klein
Elder Kettle
Celadon
Terra Cotta

Potfolk, also known as pot kin, are a species in the Magical Vacation series. They are found across the universe and interact with the party in many ways, mainly inhabiting Gazpacho Village on the Death Plane and Paella on Razen.

Profile

Potfolk come in three types: HP Pot (HP回復のツボ), MP Pot (MP回復のツボ), and Dubious Pot (あやしいツボ).

HP Pots are round in shape with green bodies, a yellow stripe along their face, and beady blue eyes. They collect rainwater that can be consumed to restore HP. Burst Pots (はじけるのツボ) are potfolk sculpted by brownies that look similar to HP Pots, but serve to block pathways.

MP Pots are slim and brown, producing oil that replenishes MP.

Dubious Pots are bulbous and red with blue triangular patterning, evil glares, fanged teeth, and tongues. They come in four subtypes: Kiyakota Pots (キヤコタのツボ), Kiyameruka Pots (キヤメルカのツボ), Kiyakisu Pots (キヤキスのツボ), and Kiyashikaua Pots (キヤシカゥアのツボ). These subtypes appear at the Pyramid, Rakyūo, Moginasu Magic Grotto, and Garam Masala respectively.

As for their culture, potfolk are born every 200 years during the Starfall Festival, an event on Razen in which Terra Cotta sculpts vessels that come to life with Elder Kettle's prayer. Potfolk seem to be fascinated by the oddities of reality, seeing themselves as windows into the entire universe, and are quick to voice their opinions in a straightforward and sometimes blunt manner. Due to being made of earth, they fear the possibility of shattering.

The names of potfolk come from various types of pots, jars, bottles, and pottery ware.

Other appearances

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

No. Name
628 HP Pot
Effect Fighter(s)
Indirect Attack +4 Any

Nomenclature

The names of the Dubious Pots are based on the following:

  • Kiyakota comes from 蛸焼 takoyaki, grilled ball-shaped batter filled with octopus chunks.
  • Kiyameruka comes from カルメ焼 karumeyaki, toffee made from baked caramel.
  • Kiyakisu comes from 鋤焼 sukiyaki, a hot pot-style dish prepared with meat and vegetables.
  • Kiyashikaua comes from 明石焼 akashiyaki, octopus-filled dumplings.
Language Name Meaning
Japanese ポット族Magical Vacation Potto-zoku
ツボ町人Magical Starsign Tsubo chōnin
Pot kin
Pot townsfolk
English Potfolk