Yo-kai Watch Jam: Yo-kai Gakuen Y - Waiwai Gakuen Seikatsu

Yo-kai Watch Jam: Yo-kai Gakuen Y - Waiwai Gakuen Seikatsu
Also known as: Y School Heroes: Bustlin' School Life Developer: Level-5 Publisher: Level-5 Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 Released in JP: August 13, 2020 (Switch), October 29, 2020 (PS4) Released in HK: December 17, 2020 Released in TW: December 17, 2020 This game has unused music. This game has revisional differences. This game has a prerelease article

To do: Cover: Unused Kumoke model. early/placeholder graphics in earlier versions. The demo version contains some early stuff.

Yo-kai Watch Jam: Yo-kai Gakuen Y - Waiwai Gakuen Seikatsu spins off the spiritual action into a humanized high school one-shot franchise, this time with more simplified top-down gameplay and a bigger focus on levelling up armor and dungeon crawling.

Also notable for being the first Level-5 game to be released incomplete on purpose, so updates can be released to "progress" with the anime's run for the sake of avoiding spoilers. This approach may or may not have went down well.

Aside from that, after years of being stuck to the anime adaptation and its spinoffs, this marked the first Yo-kai Watch game to officially hit Hong Kong and Taiwan.

Unused Music

Test Song?

This song, stored within the files for battle music (bgm_btl) appears to be a sort of generic test theme, separated into three audio files (bg10040, bg10070 and bg10010) like with other used music, complete with audience cheering to the beat.

The two audio files below are examples of how they'd sound together.

bg10040 and bg10070	bg10030, bg10040 and bg10070

bgm_btl.awb.00026

A 1-minute version of the poop-dodging minigame music in the Hanako-san mission. Though, it is used in the anime.

bgm_btl.awb.00027

Same as above except shortened to 20 seconds.

Unused Data

Unused Music Data

In this game, music files for some songs (like the song played on the overworld map) stored separately into different "instrument channels" to play at certain parts, like in different areas in the overworld map for example. The same applies to audience cheering provided by power-ups from joining specific School Clubs. "Disco" versions of the battle tracks are separate from the main themes.

vs Akai Bakeneko is strangely separated into audio files containing percussion and backing rather than audience cheering to the beat. It's possible that the song was supposed to change in certain phases of the boss fight.

Revisional Differences

Version 1.1.0

Released on August 27, 2020.

• Fixed an issue where the player could not receive items after inputting the Passwords.
• Increased the resurrection speed of the Ascending allies. Additionally, characters are now revived to 50% of their health.
• Food recovery speed was improved.
• Display of Y Drops and Total Likes were added to the HUD.
• Student Cards can now be sorted via Job Board.
• Opening videos can now be watched via the title screen.
• The Momoport position at the School Area was adjusted.
• Framerate fixes.
• Enemy and Level adjustments.

Version 1.2.0

Released on September 10, 2020. The demo version was also updated to it.

• Save data can now be transferred from the Demo.
• A new jingle was added for obtaining a school card:

• Fuusui Boy's voice clips now have a filter applied to them.
• Bug fixes.

Version 2.0.0

Released on September 30, 2020 where the first update was released.

• Multiplayer function is added.
• A Gacha function was added.
• Jet Boots are added as a collectable.
• A music category was added to the main menu.
• The player can now ride the monorail to the Snow Area.
• Opening Video (オープニング映像) was renamed to Movie (ムービー), to accommodate for cutscenes in the game.
• Opening themes now play during Daily Missions.

Version 2.0.1

Released on October 2, 2020.