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Sure, you can play the game without watching the show.
Do, you will miss alot of references, inside jokes, etc...
But yeah, you CAN play the game without watching the great show ;)
Greetings, Sky
What is wrong with you? The game mechanics are from turn based RPGs, and much better than them.
But! It's like it used the show as building blocks, and became it's own thing. I wouldn't say it's a must to see the show first, but it helps if you want to know where the game building blocks came from. Like, it's neat to see Chinpokemon and remember the episode when they were obsessed with the things. Or, seeing Jesus with an automatic weapon. Bunches of stuff...
On the PC with an XBOX 360 controller some of the QTE's are not correct, you cannot do the training!!!!!!