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During the Golden Week of 2014, ''Yo-kai Watch'' takes top spot again with a total of 860,824 copies sold since their debut during the summer of 2013. During the week of May 26th – June 1st of 2014, ''Yo-kai Watch'' sold over one million copies. In total the game sold 1,020,877 copies in total and was on the third place below new released with ''{{w|Mobile Suit Gundam: Side Stories}}'' taking the second spot of 82,048 copies and ''{{w|Mario Kart 8}}'' with 325,892 copies.
Akihiro Hino revealed after giving an interview on the Japanese news site Zak Zak that the western version of the game is already in development and that it will be released next year by saying: ''“In regards to foreign markets, we have been taking a look at it in regards to Yokai Watch. We are in development planning to release it sometime next year. We think it has a big appeal as a very Japanese-ish fantasy story. We already have support from a foreign toy maker company saying that it will be a definite success.”''
Akihiro Hino revealed more information about the western release of ''Yo-kai Watch'' during an interview with {{w|Gematsu}} after the franchise's first movie. Akihiro Hino stated that the animation of the franchise will come along to the west as well, and that they are planning on something that is even bigger than ''Yo-kai Watch''. Weeks afterwards, it was discovered that Jibanyan and Whisper were both trademarked in the west.
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