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Watch Full Yo-Kai Watch Episodes On YouTube Beginning Tomorrow
Yo-Kai Watch’s popularity has spread like wildfire in Japan, and American children have their shot at indoctrination now that Disney XD has begun airing the anime. Non-cable viewers interested in the hoopla surrounding the franchise can now watch full episodes of Yo-Kai Watch on the show’s official YouTube channel.
The channel is helmed by Level-5 Abby Inc., a subsidiary of the RPG developer that is focused on creating content geared towards tykes. Yo-Kai Watch episodes will be uploaded according to the following schedule: Episode 1 hits the site this Thursday. Episodes 2-5 land between November 6 and 9. Subsequent episodes air Friday, November 13 and then every Thursday at 7 p.m. ET going forward. Obviously, these episodes are the English versions.
For a more interactive Yo-Kai Watch experience, the game adaptation releases on Nintendo 3DS this Friday. You can read our review here.
[Source: Yo-kai Watch Official Channel]
Our Take
I recently watched the first episode of the English dub and it was a surprisingly humorous show that I honestly wouldn't mind watching more of. I'll probably check these out as they're uploaded, and I recommend Yo-Kai Watch to anyone with children – or if you're just looking for a charming anime to kill time with.
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