Yo-kai Watch Medal Moments Happierre

In the world of the Yo-kai . . . characters sometimes have those days where nothing goes right. They lose their keys. Their pants fall down. They fart in a crowded elevator! Chances are, a Yo-kai is to blame. They're everywhere, causing daily annoyances, and they're invisible except to the characters who have befriended them. Wiglin is a seaweed Yo-kai who wants to spread his hometown dance to the world. And he's very healthy, too!<br>Bring home the hilarious personality of the characters from the animated series with the Yo-kai Medal Moments figures (each sole separately, subject to availability). Each figure includes a Yo-kai Medal.<br>There are three ways to play with every Yo-kai Medal:<br>1. Imagine summoning Yo-kai by inserting the medal into the Yo-kai watch toy to hear the character's name and other sounds. (Watch and medals each sold separately, subject to availability.) Most medals also play a tribe song.<br>2.

• Fun, collectible figure
• Every Medal Moments figure holds its medal in a different way
• Medal shows a Yo-kai character
• Includes figure and medal
• There are 3 ways to play with every Yo-kai Medal:
  • 1. Imagine summoning Yo-kai by inserting the medal into the Yo-kai watch toy to hear the character's name and other sounds (watch and medals each sold separately, subject to availability)
  • Most medals also play a tribe song
  • 2. Discover the wacky world of the Yo-kai by scanning the Medal with the Yo-kai Watch Land app
  • 3. Collect Yo-kai Medals and store them in the Yo-kai Medallium Collection Book (book and medals each sold separately, subject to availability)
• Download required for app play (6+, ask a parent for permission):
  • App available at least through 6/1/2017
  • Not available in all languages
  • Charges may apply
  • Yo-kai Watch Land app works with select Apple iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and select Android devices
  • Updates may affect compatibility
  • Check yokaiwatch.hasbro.com for compatibility, availability and instructions
  • Ask a parent before going online