Nathaniel Adams is Nate’s grandfather as he appeared 60 years in the past in Yo-kai Watch 2 and the movie, and his design shares the same cowlick hair as his grandson but with a completely different outfit. This tutorial on how to draw Nathaniel Adams from Yo-kai Watch captures his young look, with the white tank top, blue cape, beige shorts, wooden geta sandals, and the orange pouch necklace. The bamboo sprig he carries adds an extra detail that makes this version of the character particularly distinct.
Drawing Young Nathaniel Adams in 23 Steps
The full tutorial spans 23 steps, with the final one showing the completed colored result. The process works through his hair, face, layered outfit, accessories, and the bamboo sprig in a clear sequence that builds naturally from step to step.
Nathaniel’s Young Appearance at a Glance
- Brown hair with single large cowlick spike
- Blue cape draped over shoulders
- White sleeveless tank top
- Orange pouch necklace on chest
- Beige drawstring shorts
- Wooden two-teeth geta sandals
Since Nathaniel looks so much like Nate, drawing both of them side by side is a great way to show the family resemblance. The Nate in his classic red shirt makes an obvious companion piece, and Katie Forester rounds out the main human cast nicely. For a Yo-kai to pair with him, Hovernyan has a direct connection to his story.
Color Coding in Each Step
Every image uses the same three-color system to track what’s new and what’s already complete:
- Red Color: lines added in the current step.
- Black Color: lines completed earlier.
- Gray Color: base sketch for structure.
How to Draw Nathaniel Adams: Step-by-Step Tutorial
Finished Your Nathaniel Adams Drawing? Show It Off
That wraps up the complete step by step tutorial for how to draw Nathaniel Adams from Yo-kai Watch in his young adventurer look. If the geta sandals and bamboo sprig came together cleanly on your end, drop a link to the finished drawing in the comments. For more from the Yo-kai Watch cast, Jibanyan and Komasan are both great next picks. Keep sketching and sharing your work.
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