| “ | You do not understand, blob boy. Yoylite is one of the rarest minerals in the universe, and scientists would pay trillions of dollars just to research it! | ” |
Yoylite or Yoyleite (pronounced /'jɔɪj,(ə)l,ait/[yoy-UL-lite][citation needed]) is a mineral caught by Ruby and first appeared in "Intruder Alert". Its usage comes where upon its owner being killed, their spirit still remains active, and allows them to recover themselves.
Appearance[]
Yoylite is a dark purple and yellow stone, which was likely created or found by the people who used to live in Yoyle City. However, one piece of the Yoylite was found in space as a "meteoroid".
Coverage[]
In "Intruder Alert", Ruby calls the Yoylite a shooting star, while Book corrects her by calling the Yoylite a meteoroid. It is said by Ice Cube to have a salty taste. It is said to be worth trillions of dollars to research by Tennis Ball, and he even wanted Firey and Gelatin to retrieve it from Ruby to research it.
In "Meaty", after Firey is eliminated, Ruby can be seen holding the Yoylite, and later on Tennis Ball tries to take it himself. In the end, the limousine he and Fries were driving knocks the Yoylite out of Ruby's hand, causing it to fall next to the ruins of the limosine after the contestants fell off the Eiffel Tower.
In "Catch These Hands", it is revealed that the Yoylite's has the ability to keep a deceased possessor's spirit alive, showcasing how Ruby was able to recover herself. Because Pencil was also near the Yoylite, her spirit soon recovers her physical body.
In “Taste the Sweetness”, Tennis Ball finds the Yoylite hiding under his torn up corpse first seen in “Meaty”, then shows Golf Ball about it and starts inspecting it.
In "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4", Golf Ball makes a straw out of Yoylite so Tennis Ball can extract the Anti-Poison from the Queen Bug.
In "PointyPointyPointy ♫", Golf Ball uses the straw to translate Bug-ese to English, and later on Tennis Ball suggests Nickel to use it to suck out pollution from the air the oil rig produces.
Trivia[]
- The mineral's name and design may be based on yooperlite, a type of rock that glows a bright orange when viewed under a UV light.[1]
