Yateveo
Koudelka
HP	1,000
Location	Herb Garden
Element Weakness	Fire
Drops	Icon's Necklace Geyser Spell

Contents 1 Info 2 Appearance 3 Strategy 4 Etymology

InfoEdit

"An offshoot from Yggdrasil, the "Tree of Life", it has magically grown to a huge size. It needs to consume meat in order to survive, wrapping its prey in its long tendrils before swallowing them whole."

AppearanceEdit

It is simply a plant like creature though it has a beaked "mouth". Four long, branch-like tendrils are used to attack its enemies, and it is rooted (pardon the pun) to the spot and is unable to move in battle.

StrategyEdit

Have Edward use the vital hammer and whack the boss, this will heal Edward, so don't worry about healing, have Koudelka cast Flare in the corner, when Edward starts hitting 0, that means it's about to die, one more Flare from Koudelka and it dies.

EtymologyEdit

Yateveo derives from the Latin "Ya-te-veo" which translates to "Now-I-see-you".

It was first mentioned in J.W. Buel's Land and Sea (1887), where it is said to be a carnivorous plant that catches and consumes large insects, but also attempts to consume humans. It is said to grow in parts of Central and South America, Africa and on the shores of the Indian Ocean. There are many different descriptions of the plant, but most reports say it has a short, thick trunk and long tendrils of some sort which are used to catch prey.

Koudelka Enemies
Barrels | Black Cat | Cerne Abbas | Chikon | Chupar | Crates | Demonic Bead | Demonic Blob | Explode Corpse | Ghoul | Giant Roach | Hand of Glory | Headless Corpse | Hound of Tindalos | Inverse | Jester Mannequin | Mars | Minotauros | Nobleman's Spirit | Nosferatu | Possessed Armor | Possessed Chair | Possessed Shelf | Possessed Table | Puntura | Puppet | Raven | Serene Siren | Shadow | Skeleton Spectre | Tamacoss | Vigilo Rufus | Vigilo Viridus | Vigilo Cerulea | Vines | Wight
Koudelka Bosses
Werewolf | Yateveo | Vigilo Trio | Mira | Doppelgänger Koudelka | Doppelgänger Edward | Doppelgänger James | Jailer | Guardian Priest | Dark Young | Alias | Chimera | Gargoyle | Gug | Charlotte's Despair | Jezebel | Apostle | Patrick's Vine | Elaine | Elaine (Stage II) | Elaine (Stage III) | Valna and Vigna