The reason why I made this discussion is because I am thinking could there be a cure for Yo Kai's to turn them back into regular human's/animal's like Minjimutt and Dandoodale if there was a cure for them would they be turned back into there original selves. Another example Walkappa and the cat yo kai's
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Oh, man... Yo-kai in the sense handled by the series has NOTHING to do with nanotechnology! I will explain better: Humans, animals (and objects, when mishandled) die and become Yo-kai deppending on the circumstances of their passing. Most Yo-kai cannot die, being spiritual beings, but those who do have extremely long lifespans.
Seriously, in this thread and "The End of Yo-kai Watch" you're giving the impression of not understanding anything about the premise, characters and so on. Does it hurt reading and understanding the wiki articles?
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Okay, the main reason I made this was I was watching generator rex the day when I made this and I thought using his powers can he cure make things worse.
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Hmmm... you could watch the first 76 episodes of Yo-kai Watch and play the games to assure yourself this has nothing to do with nanites and instead deals with the supernatural, japanese style.
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Norman Fong Ochoa wrote:
Hmmm... you could watch the first 76 episodes of Yo-kai Watch and play the games to assure yourself this has nothing to do with nanites and instead deals with the supernatural, japanese style.
Hmmm... you could watch the first 76 episodes of Yo-kai Watch and play the games to assure yourself this has nothing to do with nanites and instead deals with the supernatural, japanese style.
Have you ever seen Generator Rex first of all?
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To be honest, only a few episodes, but I think it was one the last (if not THE last) hurrah for CN in terms of action series. Kudos to Man of Action for having two successful action franchises under its belt; I still don't get why it was terminated, honestly.
But still, Yo-kai Watch has established the rules of its universe long ago, so you shouldn't mix them with those of any other series' because it'll be pratically impossible to overlap.
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Norman Fong Ochoa wrote:
To be honest, only a few episodes, but I think it was one the last (if not THE last) hurrah for CN in terms of action series. Kudos to Man of Action for having two successful action franchises under its belt; I still don't get why it was terminated, honestly.
To be honest, only a few episodes, but I think it was one the last (if not THE last) hurrah for CN in terms of action series. Kudos to Man of Action for having two successful action franchises under its belt; I still don't get why it was terminated, honestly.
But still, Yo-kai Watch has established the rules of its universe long ago, so you shouldn't mix them with those of any other series' because it'll be pratically impossible to overlap.
Whatever Joshua
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What's wrong with you? You're the one who started this thread for an idea which seems far-fetched. Answer this honestly, do you understand the series, its concepts and how the rules on its universe operate based on them?
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