The text is a transcription of a father-son duo's playthrough of the video game "Yoshi's Woolly World." They are playing with various Amiibo figures, which unlock different characters in the game. However, they discover that some of the newer Amiibo figures do not work with the game.
The duo, consisting of the father and his son Chase, navigate through the levels, collecting yarn balls and interacting with various characters. They also engage in humorous banter, with the father often teasing Chase and pretending to eat him.
Throughout the playthrough, they encounter various obstacles and challenges, including a boss fight against a character named Big Y. They also discover a hidden area and collect a sunflower, which they had missed in a previous playthrough.
The transcription is filled with the father's commentary and reactions, as well as his interactions with Chase. The playthrough is light-hearted and playful, with a focus on having fun and exploring the game's world.
1. The game being played is Yoshi's Woolly World.
2. The players are using amiibos to change their character's skin.
3. The players tried using various amiibos, including Mewtwo, Chibi-Robo, and Lucario, but they didn't work.
4. The players used the Captain Falcon amiibo, which worked.
5. The players also used the Duck Hunt amiibo, which worked.
6. The players found a Horton character in the game.
7. The players used a Ground Pound move to defeat enemies.
8. The players collected yarn balls and used them to destroy objects.
9. The players found a tunnel and went through it.
10. The players used a GamePad to control their character.
11. The players encountered a character named Ganondorf.
12. The players broke objects to reveal hidden areas.
13. The players found a power patch that can be obtained for free for a limited time.
14. The players checked out various characters, including Gunner and Little Mac.
15. The players discovered a new area called Craft Island.
16. The players found a Yoshi Hut where they can eat and switch their Yoshi design.
17. The players have multiple Yoshi designs, including Flower Yoshi, Treetop Yoshi, and Question Mark Yoshi.