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yo kai watch 

highly underrated game. people just say it sucks because they have nothing else to do and/or they didn't give the game a proper chance. also better than pokemon
did you know that Jeff Swampy Marsh, the one who co created phineas and ferb with dan povenmire, voices and wrote the English theme song of yo kai watch? (actually true)
yo kai watch by EL SEXO GRATIS December 20, 2023
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Yo-Kai Watch 

Yo-Kai Watch is a Japanese game, anime and manga. It is based on old Japanese legends about Yo-Kai Creatures roaming the Earth. The Yo-Kai Watch is a device that allows humans and Yo-Kai to communicate. The watch can also summon Yo-Kai as you befriend them. The games are for the 3DS and 4th one is coming out in Japan for the Switch (no american announcement). The anime is on Disney XD and they have a YouTube channel that it won't let me link so I'll add spaces in between each letter
h t t p s : / / w w w . y o u t u b e . c o m / c h a n n e l / U C Z W F P p o h e Q V P r c G 6 8 A 3 a y V w
Yo-Kai Watch is a excellent anime.

Yo-Kai Watch 

It's just a fun game that is cool. And if you start saying it's a pokemon rip-off you sound like a fucking boomer.
Guy 1: I don't like yo-kai watch.

Me: I respect your opinion

Guy 1: it's just a pokemon rip off

Me: Dude the only resmblance is that it has catchable monsters. That's like comparing Mario to Sonic, think before you speak.

Guy 1: Huh.....I guess that's true
Yo-Kai Watch by Devil Jevil November 8, 2020

Yo-Kai Watch 

A cool and underrated franchise that got the short end of the stick in the U.S.
Comparing yo-kai watch to pokemon is like comparing moon knight to batman

Yo-kai Watch 

A Japanese anime series that was once dubbed as "the pokemon killer", produced by Level-5 (the same people that did Inazuma Eleven and Professor Layton). It takes the Japanese folklore creatures (aka. youkai) and makes them into a more cartoon-ish look more suited to kids. (AND I CANNOT THINK HOW GOOD JIBANYAN IS. They make him like the Pikachu of the series, imo.)

May also relate to the the most inferior thing the US has ever seen, the US dub of the original anime (which ran for 2 great seasons, and the embarrassing third one exclusive to Disney XD (US ONLY) with a new production company). This results in mass disappointment, which Japan is making them the laughing stock by having their third game in the 3DS (game is currently japan-only, but coming soon to international release) series by introducing "merican yo-kai".

Also corresponds to the worst toy line by Hasbro (which btw, is still inferior to the japanese Bandai merch available), now selling in dollar stores for around $1-4.
guy 1: yo-kai watch is a ripoff of pokemon
guy 2: boi, how can you tell?
guy 1: take a look for yourself
guy 2: *after watching a couple of the us dub episodes* wtf is this shit? it almost looks so similar.
guy 1: told you. I just don't like their voices, imo. It sounds so off...
Yo-kai Watch by justin/Gintarjo April 1, 2019

Yo-Kai Watch 

Ben: Y'know, Yo-Kai watch kinda sucks.
Ryan: Agreed.
Yo-Kai Watch by PokeYugi March 12, 2022

Yo-Kai Watch 2 

The Sequl to one of the best selling(In japan) videos games of 2013.
Tim:I going to play Yo-Kai Watch 2
John:Bony Spirts Or Fleshy Souls
Tim:Psychic Specters
Yo-Kai Watch 2 by HeartyAlexander December 17, 2020
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