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Episode 11: Komasan in the City: The Turnstile / Yo-kai Spenp / Yo-kai Noway / Manjimutt: The Great Dog Escape: Catch & Release
Part 1: Komasan writes another letter to his mother about his and Komajiro's trip on the subway. Komajiro wishes to enter, but Komasan realizes that they need a ticket to get through the turnstyle as it can detect their presence. Komasan believes it will devour them, but Komajiro uses a passcard to enter the turnstyle safely, and Komasan tries to say that he has a passcard in him already. But when Komajiro runs off without him, Komasan gets knocked out by the turnstile. Part 2: Keita, Kuma, and Kanchi head to the mall to buy comics, but Kuma suddenly is overcome with the desire to purchase a large tuna, spending all of his money. Likewise, Kanchi finds himself buying novelty drinking straws on sale, preventing either of them from returning their items. Keita calls on Whisper, as he believes a Yo-Kai is to blame, but Keita purchases something frivolous as well. They soon discover the Yo-Kai Mudazukai is to blame, a Yo-Kai that makes people waste their money on things. However, they are not fast enough to stop either Kuma or Kanchi from using the rest of their money on silly things. Keita confronts Mudazukai, but Mudazukai does not believe he has done anything wrong. Whisper discovers Mudazukai was born from the economic bubble, and Mudazukai only wants to make people happy by buying things. Keita tells him that people should instead become happy for buying what they want, instead of things that are silly, before going to the others and pooling their raffle tickets, and ultimately win the comic book they came to buy in the first place. Mudazukai realizes the error of his ways, and gives Keita his Yo-Kai Medal, before rushing back into the mall. Part 3: Fumi invites her friends to a barbecue, and Keita wishes to go, and is happy when she invites him, but all he can say is "No", much to his shock, and even turns down his friends and his teacher's requests. He realizes a Yo-Kai is to blame, but Whisper is not sure, until he finds Murikabe. To try to combat Murikabe
Series Details
Yo-kai Watch
TVFINISHED2014
Animated adaptation of Level-5's Nintendo 3DS video game.
While going deeper into the woods one day, primary school student Keita Amano ('Nate' in the English localisation) notices a bizarre capsule toy machine who tells him to insert money which he obeyingly does. But after opening the capsule that came out, a ghostly creature named Whisper materialises. Whisper, who was sealed inside the capsule, rewards his liberator Keita by becoming his Yo-kai butler and gives him a Yo-kai Watch. Whoever wears the watch gains the ability to see supernatural creatures called Yo-kai, each type possessing different kinds of magical abilities, and which are normally invisible to humans. The Yo-kai Watch also allows the wearer to summon any Yo-kai they have befriended, enabling the wearer to make use of the Yo-kai's powers. Using it, Keita and Whisper encounter many mischievous Yo-kai around town, resolving the trouble they're causing and befriending many at the same time.
While going deeper into the woods one day, primary school student Keita Amano ('Nate' in the English localisation) notices a bizarre capsule toy machine who tells him to insert money which he obeyingly does. But after opening the capsule that came out, a ghostly creature named Whisper materialises. Whisper, who was sealed inside the capsule, rewards his liberator Keita by becoming his Yo-kai butler and gives him a Yo-kai Watch. Whoever wears the watch gains the ability to see supernatural creatures called Yo-kai, each type possessing different kinds of magical abilities, and which are normally invisible to humans. The Yo-kai Watch also allows the wearer to summon any Yo-kai they have befriended, enabling the wearer to make use of the Yo-kai's powers. Using it, Keita and Whisper encounter many mischievous Yo-kai around town, resolving the trouble they're causing and befriending many at the same time.
