Yoshi Plus Sound Pack
⚪ Last updated 2019⚠️ Install Order · 1 step
Install in this order, then this mod last — most mods fail to load without their framework and dependencies in place.
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🔍 Analysis
- 🏆 #103 of 139 Audio mods in this game by downloads
📋 About This Mod
As stated above, the soundpack contains quite a bit, so i will list it all here, as well as which sounds i attempted to replace, and which files those were, so you can edit it yourself if you find you dont want something or that it would fit somewhere else better.
The Yoshi Sounds:
Grapple Sounds - Yoshi Tongue - ID 0000
Jump off associated
with the grapple - Fuzzy Boing SFX - ID's 0001 through 0003
Various Breathing SFX - Yoshi Noises - ID's 0055 through 0058
Menu Scroll - Yoshi Says Name - ID's 0425, 0427 through 0440
Menu Select - Yoshi Says Nintendo - ID 0426
Hurt Sounds - Yoshi Grunts - ID 0981 through 0989
Healing - Yoshi Happy - ID either 0004 or 0855 I cant remember and i didnt document which one was correct.
Coins Pickup - Zelda Rupee - ID 1153, 1155
Spirit Emblem Pickup - Luigi's Mansion Key Get - ID 1188 through 1190
Item Pickup - Paper Mario Badge Get - ID 0005
Open Chest - Zelda Chest Open - ID 1408
Deathblow Reveal - Akihiko "I've been waiting for this!" - ID 0410
Deathblow Success - GTA San Andreas Mission Pass - ID 0850
Mikiri Counter - Surprise Mo'Fukr - ID 0408
Enemy Alerted - MGS Enemy Alerted - ID 0454
Things that I attempted to implement that aren't working and their respective ID:
Fall off Cliff - Monkey Sound - ID 0983, 0986
Jumps SFX - Yoshi Jump Sound - ID 0037 through 0041
Dodge SFX?? - Yoshi Grunt - ID 0042
If you know where these should be, please let me know as that would help a lot.
Sounds I plan to implement in the future:
Dodge Noises - Yoshi
Jump Noises - Yoshi
Sword Swing Grunts - Yoshi
Rest/ Travel Sounds - ???
Enemy Sounds - Elites from Halo maybe?? (lol maybe thats too much)
I Also plan to implement various music overwrites as a separate download.
The Various Music I plan to use are:
Yoshi's Story
Persona 3 & 5 (4 doesnt really have the right atmosphere, but i will try and see if something works)
Dragonball??? (not sure about this one.. I feel like it wont fit well)
Paper Mario
As you can probably tell this is a lot of different stuff. if anything really bugs you, just let me know and i will possibly make the change in a later version.
If you know where some of these should be (either broken or non-implemented yet) please let me know and i will fix them. Thanks,
A compact audio mod for Sekiro that replaces hurt, healing, grapple, and menu sounds with Yoshi-themed effects. With 16 endorsements and 355 downloads, it's a niche pick for players wanting a playful, dinosaur-inspired twist on the game's audio.
✨ Key Features
📊 Pros & Cons
✅ Pros
- Fun concept for Yoshi fans wanting a lighthearted Sekiro experience
- Covers multiple sound categories (hurt, healing, grapple, menu) for a cohesive pack
- Small but active niche community (16 endorsements, 355 downloads)
⚠️ Cons
- Last updated in 2019 — may not be compatible with current Sekiro patches
- Limited to audio changes; no gameplay or visual alterations
For Sekiro players who are also Yoshi fans and want a silly, nostalgic audio overhaul. Skip if you prefer a serious, immersive soundscape or want gameplay changes.
💡 Beginner Tips
- Back up your original sound files before replacing them, so you can revert if needed.
- Check the mod's file structure against your Sekiro installation directory to ensure correct placement.
- If the mod doesn't work, verify your game version matches the mod's release date (2019).
📊 Mod Details
- Game
- Sekiro Mods
- Author
- Kaya Marley
- Version
- v1.0
- Downloads
- 355
- Endorsements
- 16
- Category
- Audio
- Created
- 12/1/2019
- Updated
- 12/1/2019
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