Finally two yokai medals. You can use yokai medals to boost your yokai's. Power when battling. Ok.

just skip 1 and play 2. storywise 2 "overwrites" 1, and correcting many critical flaws gameplaywise. yw2 is what yw1 should've been. you will hardly miss anything skipping 1.

Yo-kai Watch 2: Bony Spirits Can I trade over my Yokai from the first game over to this game? You can't. However, you can get 3 exclusive Yokai for this game by taking a picture with the Yokai Cam in the first game.

Wider and incredibly fun while also adding more strategy, Yo-Kai Watch 3 is the best entry in the series. This third entry evolves and improves the formula to make it engaging and fun. The new combat system and the great amount of mini games make this new episode a great option for Yo-Kai Watch fans.

Which version to choose? If you want to, you can skip the first game and not miss much. I adored the first game, but it does have its frustrations. They kinda made YW2 into a starting for those who didn't play the first game via story as soon as you start YW2.

4 Yo-Kai Watch 3 ($315) The Yo-Kai series started out hard to find, and now the demand is starting to outpace the supply. All the Yo-Kai Watch games for the 3DS are highly sought after by collectors, and because of this, collectors can expect to pay quite a bit for them.

Most of these creatures can be befriended through events, quests, and the Crank-a-kai machine. You can impress them in battle or bribe them with the right treats.

Parents need to know that Yo-Kai Watch is an enjoyable anime series that explores emotions in a creative, engaging way that can help you talk with your kids about their feelings and how to cope with struggles such as low self-esteem, sadness, and anger.

Parents need to know that Yo-Kai Watch is an enjoyable anime series that explores emotions in a creative, engaging way that can help you talk with your kids about their feelings and how to cope with struggles such as low self-esteem, sadness, and anger.

Wider and incredibly fun while also adding more strategy, Yo-Kai Watch 3 is the best entry in the series. This third entry evolves and improves the formula to make it engaging and fun. The new combat system and the great amount of mini games make this new episode a great option for Yo-Kai Watch fans.

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Jibanyan (ジバニャン), formerly Rudy (in Japan: Akamaru (アカマル)), is a main character and mascot in the multi-media franchise Yo-kai Watch. Designed by Akihiro Hino, Jibanyan is a cat-like Charming tribe Yo-kai who's, notably, shown a strong liking towards chocolate bars.

Here are some tips on age-appropriate anime: Anime seen on the Cartoon Network (or other channels that show children's cartoons) before 9pm is probably safe for most children younger than 13. If it is on after 9pm, then you know it isn't appropriate for children younger than 13.

Extensive displays of underage drinking, excessive references to sex, sexual situations, racial inuendoes, and strong language make this totally inappropriate for children under 16.

Main characters Nathan "Nate" Adams / Keita Amano (天野景太, Amano Keita) – An 11-year-old 5th grader who acquires a Yo-kai Watch while bug hunting in the Mount Wildwood forest. He's portrayed as a relatively average and straightforward character.

Like most smart devices, children's smartwatches can and do collect data. Depending on the type of smartwatch, it may collect data on your child's location, physical activity and other personal information. It's important for parents to understand what data is being collected - and how that data might be shared or used.