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After becoming an enormous hit in Japan, Yo-Kai Watch, Level-5’s collectible-monster RPG, is set to spook Western 3DS owners this November.Arriving on November 6th, Yo-Kai Watch revolves around collecting Yo-Kai, mischevious creatures invisible to the human eye. The game will have 200 unique Yo-Kai to find, such as the Jibanyan, the Walkappa, and the Tattletel, as seen below.
For more information on Yo-Kai Watch, check out the trailer above.
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