The second season of Yo-Kai Watch anime kicks off today in the US, introducing viewers to the latest in wearable supernatural tech. And who better to usher in the next generation Yo-Kai Watch than a shark in a turtleneck and jeans?
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Video: Meet Satoru Shibata. He's the President of Nintendo Europe. Honestly, I don't know if he's good at the business, but I do know that he's good at the Yo-Kai Watch dance.
Yo-kai Watch follows the adventures of a young boy, a magical watch, and a whole lot of yokai. Magical items are not new. Yokai are Japan's traditional ghouls and goblins. So what makes Yo-Kai so different? Its hero.
Star Wars is very, very popular in Japan. Guess this means that Yo-Kai Watch is more popular.
For the second weekend in a row, the new Yo-Kai Watch animated feature film, Yo-Kai Watch the Movie 2: King Enma and the 5 Stories, has topped Star Wars: The Force Awakens at the Japanese box office.
Having already sold umpteen-bajillion units in Japan, the wildly popular Yo-Kai Watch toys have finally arrived in the States. Let us dance with them.
There has been an awakening. While the new Star Wars movie crushes box office records across the US and Europe, let's take this moment to consider that not every market awards box office victories based on cash money.
