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Let's Demo || Yo-kai Watch 2: Bony Spirits / Fleshy Souls

317 views · Published 14 October 2016 · 31:06 · Indexed 12 November 2026

Channel: Thomas J. Ashwell · 2016 · Entertainment

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I'm actually surprised the sequels to Yo-kai Watch were localized. I didn't realize they were that popular! Let's take a look.

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Yo-kai Watch 2: Bony Spirits and Yo-kai Watch 2: Fleshy Souls, released in Japan as Yo-kai Watch 2: Ganso (Japanese: 妖怪ウォッチ2 元祖 Hepburn: Yōkai Wotchi 2 Ganso?) and Yo-kai Watch 2: Honke (妖怪ウォッチ2 本家 Yōkai Wotchi 2 Honke) are a pair of role-playing video games developed by Level-5 and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo 3DS. The games are a sequel to 2013's Yo-kai Watch, and were released in July 2014 in Japan, and will be released worldwide in late 2016. Much like their predecessor, the games put players in an open world, befriending and battling various yōkai; ghosts and apparitions originating in Japanese folklore, that cause mischief in daily life. In Yo-kai Watch 2, the memories of the protagonist Nathan "Nate" Adams (Keita Amano in Japan) (or Katie Forester (Fumika "Fumi-chan" Kodama depending on which gender you select)) are erased when the Yo-kai Watch itself taken away, leaving him with no recollection of his past adventures. However, he soon stumbles across the Yo-kai butler Whisper once again, and his adventures resume.

Much like its predecessor, Yo-kai Watch 2 is an open world role-playing video game, where the player is given control of player character Nathan Adams, or alternatively, Katie Forester. Players navigate around the open world using the Nintendo 3DS' touchscreen to find and befriend various Yo-kai, which are scattered across the overworld. Players befriend Yo-kai by giving them a food that they like before beginning battle, and after defeating the Yo-kai it approaches the player character and gives them its Yo-kai Medal, allowing it to be summoned at will. A new feature in battles is using the touch screen to find a particular sweetspot on an enemy Yo-kai to increase the likelihood of befriending it at the end of the battle, or other sweetspots for extra damage, extra money, or extra experience. Yo-kai can also be acquired through an in game Crank-a-kai (Gasha Machine) by collecting in-game coins or using Play Coins. Certain Yo-kai are necessary for completing the game's main quest, and special rare Yo-kai are acquired through various subquests. Yo-kai have the capability to evolve into more powerful versions of themselves if they reach a certain level, or they can evolve by combining with particular items or other Yo-kai. The Yo-kai are divided amongst eight different classes, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. There are also Legendary Yo-kai that can only be obtained by collecting a particular set of Yo-kai listed in the Yo-kai Medallium, a compendium of the different Yo-kai the player has encountered or befriended. When the player encounters a Yo-kai, he enters into battle with it using six Yo-kai that the player has befriended previously. The touchscreen is used during battles to rotate amongst the player's Yo-kai in battle at will. It is also used either to clear up status effects on the player's Yo-kai or to charge up the Yo-kai's Soultimate abilities. While the original Yo-kai Watch featured nearly 250 Yo-kai, Yo-Kai Watch 2 features nearly 450, including several that were featured as bosses in the original game.

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