pearlymoorehen wrote:

so, um…
i tried watching the show, but i didn't really feel anything that drew me in. is there a point where it gets good, like steven universe did?
so far it seems to be following the standard "monster of the week" formula, something i don't really like.

pearlymoorehen wrote:

MSPA wrote:

DATAWSMYOSHI wrote:

I'm getting Yokai Watch soon.
I've heard it's like Pokémon. But, other than that, I have to say that I prefer Yokai Watch's visuals more than Pokémon's. So, other than that…what are some other differences between Yokai Watch and Pokémon so I can understand better how Yokai Watch could be different and what I should expect from it?

1. Yo-Kai Watch has a much more difficult way to make friends with their characters. No immediate catches via Poke Balls, you gotta be lucky.
2. Male and Female protagonists that don't battle you every two seconds!
3. No Super Effective or Not Very Effective moves. Moves have types but they don't really do much besides have types.
4. Easier to get crits in battle.
5. No gyms.
6. No level limit, you can have a level 99 Jibanyan at the start of the game with glitching if you please.
7. You have a butler, not a Pokedex.
8. Unlike Pokemon, Yo-Kai can fuse, for the better or for the worse.
9. Reasonable item prices.
10. Battle system is kinda easy to learn, tedious at worst.
11 No IVS and EVS!!

1. pokeballs are still a random chance, m80
2. tbh i found it annoying too
3. it's competitive and fun. you need strategy to win.
4. cheap tacTIC TO MAKE WEAK GHOSTS STRONGER
5. gyms = stepping stones to mark progress
6. cheap tactic to make weak ghost cats stronger
7. that's p rad but whisper seems annoying imo
8. black/white kyurem, tho
9. pokeyen works different from dollars, m80
10. tedious ain't good.
11. but IT MAKES IT COMPETITIVE AND FUN

pearlymoorehen wrote:

so, um…
i tried watching the show, but i didn't really feel anything that drew me in. is there a point where it gets good, like steven universe did?
so far it seems to be following the standard “monster of the week” formula, something i don't really like.

pearlymoorehen wrote:

MSPA wrote:

DATAWSMYOSHI wrote:

I'm getting Yokai Watch soon.
I've heard it's like Pokémon. But, other than that, I have to say that I prefer Yokai Watch's visuals more than Pokémon's. So, other than that…what are some other differences between Yokai Watch and Pokémon so I can understand better how Yokai Watch could be different and what I should expect from it?

1. Yo-Kai Watch has a much more difficult way to make friends with their characters. No immediate catches via Poke Balls, you gotta be lucky.
2. Male and Female protagonists that don't battle you every two seconds!
3. No Super Effective or Not Very Effective moves. Moves have types but they don't really do much besides have types.
4. Easier to get crits in battle.
5. No gyms.
6. No level limit, you can have a level 99 Jibanyan at the start of the game with glitching if you please.
7. You have a butler, not a Pokedex.
8. Unlike Pokemon, Yo-Kai can fuse, for the better or for the worse.
9. Reasonable item prices.
10. Battle system is kinda easy to learn, tedious at worst.
11 No IVS and EVS!!

1. pokeballs are still a random chance, m80
2. tbh i found it annoying too
3. it's competitive and fun. you need strategy to win.
4. cheap tacTIC TO MAKE WEAK GHOSTS STRONGER
5. gyms = stepping stones to mark progress
6. cheap tactic to make weak ghost cats stronger
7. that's p rad but whisper seems annoying imo
8. black/white kyurem, tho
9. pokeyen works different from dollars, m80
10. tedious ain't good.
11. but IT MAKES IT COMPETITIVE AND FUN

MetaKnight6 wrote:

I am a yokai watch fan too. My favorite yokai would be Whisper or Jibanyan.

M3W wrote:

pearlymoorehen wrote:

MSPA wrote:

DATAWSMYOSHI wrote:

I'm getting Yokai Watch soon.
I've heard it's like Pokémon. But, other than that, I have to say that I prefer Yokai Watch's visuals more than Pokémon's. So, other than that…what are some other differences between Yokai Watch and Pokémon so I can understand better how Yokai Watch could be different and what I should expect from it?

1. Yo-Kai Watch has a much more difficult way to make friends with their characters. No immediate catches via Poke Balls, you gotta be lucky.
2. Male and Female protagonists that don't battle you every two seconds!
3. No Super Effective or Not Very Effective moves. Moves have types but they don't really do much besides have types.
4. Easier to get crits in battle.
5. No gyms.
6. No level limit, you can have a level 99 Jibanyan at the start of the game with glitching if you please.
7. You have a butler, not a Pokedex.
8. Unlike Pokemon, Yo-Kai can fuse, for the better or for the worse.
9. Reasonable item prices.
10. Battle system is kinda easy to learn, tedious at worst.
11 No IVS and EVS!!

1. pokeballs are still a random chance, m80
2. tbh i found it annoying too
3. it's competitive and fun. you need strategy to win.
4. cheap tacTIC TO MAKE WEAK GHOSTS STRONGER
5. gyms = stepping stones to mark progress
6. cheap tactic to make weak ghost cats stronger
7. that's p rad but whisper seems annoying imo
8. black/white kyurem, tho
9. pokeyen works different from dollars, m80
10. tedious ain't good.
11. but IT MAKES IT COMPETITIVE AND FUN

Also, Yokai Watch and Pokemon are completely different games? That's like saying Tomodachi Life isn't as good as Animal Crossing because blah blah, different feature, blah blah.

starfire-99 wrote:

yokai watch is cool my fav yokai is
Komasan
https://media.giphy.com/media/MiZfeeXqRNAFW/giphy.gif

milo55545 wrote:

Yessss you should me and my friend love Yo-kai Watch! His main team Yo-kai is Baddinyan and mine is Thornyan! You should definetely make it!

yokaiwatch123 wrote:

Have you Hread About The Song Medals ?

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