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Our bears are finally graduating from Yokai Art School.

my dream to graduate from art school, but I'm so glad we did it together.

We're real artists now, but there are eyes to prove it.

Iceberg can't wait to find a stable, lucrative job with a valuable fine arts

degree. And the next diploma goes to the Bears.

No diploma for you.

What? You forgot to attend an entire class.

No, please.

disgrace to Yo-Kai Art School!

You just a dream.

Panda, quit napping and help Fox prepare for their valedictorian speech.

You get the grade, you get the speech.

Roll. I just had the weirdest nightmare.

The three of us couldn't graduate because we forgot to attend an entire

class.

Bears, the three of you won't be able to graduate because you forgot to attend an

entire class.

Whoa!

Graduation day.

But we passed everything.

Photography, foundation figure painting, interpretive dance.

Ooh, is that ketchup?

rich substance.

Pretty good, though.

Sculpture 101?

We forgot about Sculpture Classimus every session.

Pinch me.

This is a literal ouch nightmare.

Ouch. But we have to graduate. I'll never become a Y-A-S idol.

The emotional meltdown.

Okay,

okay.

Jill!

If you complete your Sculpture 101 project before the ceremony, I'll allow

you to graduate.

You'll each have to make a sculpture. Well, I suppose you could make it a

group project, but... Group project it is! Oh, yeah!

Group, yeah.

Are you sure? Group projects are way harder.

Everyone has their own vision. It can get messy and... We work as a group

every day.

Ooh, I remember that.

That was fun.

So fun.

Did you see how those episodes ended?

We got this, bros.

Let's go crush. Group project.

Yokai Art School presents... Academics Not In Death!

Your favorite host slash professor, Kasa Kobake.

And our contestants, Panda, Ice Bear, and Grizz.

Filmed in front of a once-alive studio audience.

This is going to be great material for my podcast.

And made possible by our film students.

Let's not overdo it with the fog machine.

Let's put one hour on the clock.

Crush this.

Yeah.

A little of this.

Things are just getting started and the audience is loving it.

I can't wait to hear Buck's graduation speech.

Forty-five minutes remain.

Uh, what are we making again?

industry. Can't support me. That guy's made of meat.

Why don't we make something more fantastical?

No feathers.

Ice Bear wants to do metal sculpture.

Ice Bear in his industrial phase.

Industrial? More like industrial.

Is that okay?

But I already cooked all these hot dogs.

We should really follow my artistic judgment.

No!

I tell you, group projects are the worst.

Oh, snap.

Ice Bear also artist.

Straight A's artist.

Goodbyes don't mean you're a good artist, little bro. It just means you're

a good... Ice

Bear cannot tolerate

such shallow insults.

Ice Bear's artistic vision will not be compromised.

Uh-oh. By splitting up, they risk losing the progress they've made on their group

project. Things are not looking good for our competitors, folks.

One. More.

Thing!

Time!

Looks like none of us are graduating.

We should have done your cool wings, or little bro's, uh, whatever that thing

was. I'm sorry. Is this your hot dog sculpture?

It's actually a pretty great idea.

I swear I had no fun working alone.

Graduating alone would have stunk.

Hmm. We'll fail together.

Together, huh?

Hmm. Interesting piece.

Does it have a title?

Um... Uh... Intriguing.

Explain, um, uh.

Naivete? Working together?

And the feathers and wheels represent our fragile egos spinning out of

control. And finally, Rose pulled together with Lua Brotherhood. Sticky,

sticky glue.

Interesting artist statement.

You all pass.

We pass?

Well, it's not hard to pass.

We're not even accredited.

Huh. Does this mean we can graduate?

Students must cross the stage and receive their diploma in order to

graduate.

That's easy.

Where's the stage?

Oh, it's just a hop and a skip to the highest mountain on campus, 12 miles

away.

We'll never make it in time.

You'd need some kind of fantastical flying contraption to get all the way up

there.

You guys thinking what I'm thinking?

It's corroborating time!

know what being an artist meant.

Art isn't about a job, or being famous, or even about perfection.

Art is about expressing yourself and discovering who you are through the act

of creating.

Creating and collaborating.

Each of us creates art differently.

And being able to share those differences is what makes life and the

afterlife worth living.

We've had a great time at Yokai Art School, but looks like our bears are

ready to start their post-grad adventure.

Until next time.