That ' s really unfortunate . I hope they can do better with it in the future . I really wish they ' d sort out their international distribution though . That ' d solve so many problems . Europe should have got the games at the same time . Hasbro should have the toys uptodate everywhere . The AustralianNew Zealand copies of Yokai Watch 2 should have come with the damn medals . Etc . etc . etc . This stuff isn ' t hard . They do it with so many other franchises Pokemon , Transformers and even things like TMNT to a certain extent , and yet when it comes to Yokai Watch , they just drop the ball every single time . And that sucks , because you can tell that a lot of the people working on it are passionate about it and enjoy it about as much as us fans do . But outside of Japan , it ' s just stuck in America and hasn ' t really had a chance to take off anywhere else in the world , except maybe South America . Which isn ' t to say it hasn ' t been in European countries , but its presence is relatively nonexistent there when compared to its US presence , and its US presence isn ' t particularly great to begin with .