I already updated about all my namebrand Tamagotchis in the last post, so here is a post about all of my odd-pets that I have accumulated since the last post a few years ago.



~In the top row from left to right:

* One Elepets chick, which is broken and never worked well to begin with. Got it from a dollar store for $3 back when virtual pets first came out.

* One 9-in-1 Super Gaioppi that I got off ebay for about $15. One of my favorite virtual pets in terms of the gameplay since it is so unique.

* One 8-in-1 Octopets, which is the same exact gameplay as the Gaiaoppi except it is missing one character and it has a way nicer shell and screen.

* One yellow zodiac signs Kimiko Baby Byte, which I got off eBay for maybe $5-10 many years ago. The packaging was all messed up but the pet was fine. I recently played it and I have to say it is an ok/interesting pet. Definitely unique.

* One out-of-package green Panda Byte, by the same company as the Baby Byte. It is completely different gameplay, though. I got it on eBay in a lot of three other pets for $15.

* Two Aquapalz, the Dolphin and the Jellyfish. This is definitely one of the most unique pets with very interesting/unique features. If you can get ahold of one, I recommend adding it to your collection. Each was only about $10-15 on eBay at the time on eBay.

~In the second row from left to right:

* One translucent green DNA fish. Got it for only $10 on eBay. It is kind of similar to some other pets in terms of features, but is also very unique at the same time. I recommend it.

* One translucent green MyPet. To this day I can't figure out how to turn the sound off. It was only maybe $10 on eBay. Wouldn't recommend getting it.

* One white heart shaped Hitorriko chicken. I got it for maybe $20 on eBay.

* One white oval shaped Hitorriko dinosaur. Also from eBay for $20.

* One golden egg textured Dinopet. Has a very cute growth chart. I won it in an auction on eBay for $9 about a year ago. Not included in the photo the Chickpet version, exact same gameplay but chicken characters, just as cute. Got it on eBay also for $14. Sometimes buttons are hard to press on both.

* One really weird digital type toy with a Bunny rabbit character that I thought was adorable. I think I bought it for $15-20ish on eBay at one point, but its all in Japanese so I can't figure out how it works :(

* One Toy Store spaceship 3-in-1 pet. Only costed $15 on eBay.

* Two Tamakaci Dino and Chick pets. Neither of them work very well but maybe I can fix them. They have the same problem as the Elepets where when you barely touch it they restart, which is irritating. I got them together for only $5. Guess they were cheap on eBay for a reason.

~In the third row from left to right:

* One Giga Pets Compu Kitty. Got it for $15 on eBay a long time ago.

* One orange Nano Kitty, bought for $20 on eBay.

* One green Nano kitty (in puppy packaging). Mom got it for me for my choir concert in 2005. Not included in the photo is one translucent Purple Nano Puppy which I recently got for $4 at a swap meet (I got two of them and gave the green one to my brother). Can you imagine? Two Nano Puppies together for only $4? An excellent deal!

* One Sanrio Hello Kitty pet that my sister gave me. I think it was given to her by my dad who got it on ebay years ago.

* One Sanrio lime green Kerropi pet which I got on eBay a few years ago for only $17 in Jason's Store.

* One black Dinkie Alien that I got on eBay for $14 recently. I wanted white but they were all sold out. Oh well. Still a great deal!

* One turquoise Dinkie Penguin, also from eBay many years ago for only $15. One of my favorite pets.

* One yellow Dinkie Dino that my sister gave me. At one point the sound broke so I got my step dad to solder the wires back together and it works perfectly. The paint is rubbed off sadly.

~In the bottom row from left to right:

* A lot of various Giga pets I won on eBay for about $30, includes a Koala, Monkey, Puppy, Dinosaur, and Looney Toons (did come with a cat, but I gave it to my sister since I already have one).

* A Little Mermaid Giga Pet that I won separately from the others for about $5 on eBay.

* A Rug Rats Giga pet that I bought separate from the others on eBay for only $5.

* On Rug Rats Reptar Giga Pet (minty blue) that I won on eBay for maybe $18.

* One Orrr Orrr Dino. I'm not sure how it works, but I'll play it someday to figure it out.

* One watch pet Puppy. One of the cutest virtual pets you could play with. Got it for $20 on eBay.

* One watch pet Dinosaur. Got it also for $20 on eBay. Haven't played it much since the sounds are irritating and the game sucks.

* One Honey Bear pet, with the same programming as the dog and dinosaur, except some minor differences that make it impossible to play with it for very long.

That's about it for now :) Or all I can remember anyway. I've definitely accumulated way more Miscellaneous pets recently over the past year and a half. Thanks to having a job lol Right now I'm considering getting another version of a Digimon but they are so expensive. I'll keep you all updated.

Tags: my collection, virtual pets

So my collection has actually grown by leaps and bounds since I posted the first group photos over a year or two ago. I took some updated photos earlier this year and haven't gotten many Tamagotchis since then so I would say these photos are way more up to date. Here you go:


English language Tamas:


~As you can see, quite a few have been added since my last collection update. In order of appearance from top left to right:

* Special edition 1997 Hong Kong New Year red Tamagotchi P1. Got this on eBay for about $50ish. Quite worth the money :) The shell is so unique and beautiful.

* My second Tamagotchi that I ever owned, yellow P2. My grandpa bought this for me for my birthday, may he Rest In Peace.

* 5 American Tamagotchi Angels (one yellow one is broken, but that was my first ever Tamagotchi that I ever owned). The broken one was bought for me by my mom when I was in middle school. The rest I bought on eBay over the years for varying prices.

* Two Version 1 Digimon, both bought for me by my mother at KD Toys before that company closed. They were only $4 each!

~In the second row from left to right:

* translucent pink P1 from Europe. I got this for the great price of $20 from a collector who was getting rid of a large portion of their collection at very great prices.

* Silver P2 from Europe, also from the same seller for $20 on eBay.

* 3 European Angelgotchis from the same seller for $20 each. I missed out on the yellow one sadly. Those got bought fast! I hope I can get the yellow someday.

* Two angels without packages, one was my sisters and she gave it to me and the other I bought on eBay for $10. I dropped the pink one in water, so I took the screen out of the eBay one and put it in the Pink and now it is fully functional with a prettier shell than the white :)

~In the third row from left to right:

* Two V1s without packages. The orange one doesn't connect because that feature was broken when I got it, but it can still have a baby from the Matchmaker so it is essentially almost fully functional. I bought the blue one after finding that the orange was broken. They were both only about $5 each on eBay at the time :)

* One American Mini-Tamagotchi. I only played with it once. It was about $15 on eBay. Maybe I'll start it up again someday.

* Two V2s, one blue Candy design and the other Milky White with pink hearts :D The Milky White is my absolute favorite Tamagotchi of all time. The Blue candy is the first Connection Tamagotchi that I ever owned, which my mom bought me as a present for my choir concert in 2005.

* One Starry Constellation V3. I bought it at Target for about $15.

* One Glow-In-The-Dark V4, bought from Toys R Us.

~In the fourth and final row from left to right:

* One globe design V4.5 with microphone dock, CD, figurines and mousepad! I got it for only $15 at either Target or Kmart I think.

* One white cityscape V5 from either Target or Kmart. My friend Thomas got the pink one :D

* One blue cityscape V6 Music Star from Toys R Us.

* One white Tamago with Kuchipatchi figurine from Toys R Us for $25. Pretty expensive.


That's it for my English Tamas. Now here are my Japanese Tamagotchis!



~In the top row from left to right:

* Three Keitai Tamagotchi, transluscent soda pop, light blue diamond, and pink Strawberry designs :) I got all of them on eBay but the pink one did not come with a package. It is in mind condition though and came with instructions. I would say it is my second favorite design of all time next to the Milky White V2.

* One Toys R Us special edition lime green Akai with Home Decka Tamagotchi. They came together in an auction that I won on eBay.

* Four unpckaged Tamagotchis: one green-yellow swirl Entama, one Hanerutchi 2, and two Uratamas. I got all of these used on eBay for very reasonable prices.

* Above that is my yellow Odenkun which I got on eBay for about $20. Definitely a cute design.

* My first Uratama, the pink party design :D got it on eBay when it first came out.

* A Famatama from the same seller as the two out of package Uras and the out of package Entama.

* One sparkly snowflake Nano Tamagotchi (the second edition of the Chibi). I don't have the Chibi (which is the Japanese version of the Mini). Got this on eBay.

* One pink Famatama with CD/DVD game. I'm not sure how the CD/DVD works since its all in Japanese. Also, from eBay.

* One turquoise TMGC+Color. Got it on eBay when it first came out.

* One blue Tamagotchi ID L-e. It is in English even though this is a picture of my Japanese Tamagotchis, but I figured it looked better if I included it in this photo instead. Got this from TheRoyalBanana on Tamatalk.com :D

* One special edition 15th anniversary Pink ID L. Probably one of my favorite Tamagotchis of all time. I love the games.

~In the second row from left to right:

* One orange P1, from Jason's Store on eBay. Only $17.

* One milky white P2, from another seller on eBay.

* One translucent green P2 (other version). One version has the Puchitchi and the other has Nyanchi. Also from eBay.

* Four Angelgotchis, all the colors (Gold, Pink, White, Blue). Yes, the gold one is a different shade from the white one. It is very rare. I was lucky to get it. All of these came from eBay. I used to have another white one, but I gave it to my little sister.

~In the third row from left to right:

* Two Morino tamagotchis, my two favorite designs of the white and the yellow with vines, both bought on eBay.

* Three pairs of Osu-Mesu connection tamagotchis. The transluscent orange and green ones I got on eBay in two separate auctions that I won. The white orange and green ones I got from a seller on Tamatalk.com, and the blue and pink ones I bought on eBay as a set years ago.

~In the last row from left to right:

* One Genjintchi (Cave Man), bought on eBay.

* One transluscent waves Umino that my dad bought for me on eBay many years ago.

* One black Devilgotchi that I snagged for the awesome price of $99 on eBay from Jason's Store back in the day when rare Tamas were still reasonably priced.

* One white Sanaclautchi that I think I also snagged from Jason's store for only $100 back in the day.

That's it for the namebrand Tamagotchis. I will do another post of my Miscellaneous off-brand pets later today. Thanks for checking in!

Tags: my collection, tamagotchi connection, vintage tamagotchis
Current Mood: cheerful

The Aquapalz pets are probably one of the most unique pets I have ever encountered, and I think they are a must-have for one's collection. They come in three different animels: dolphin, fish and jellyfish. I have the dolphin and the jellyfish. I may or may not get the fish, but if I find it for cheap enough then I will.

The menu and buttons on this pet are quite unique. Basically, the pet does not use icons. You press a specific button in order to access the menu. The first option is a meter which tells you how happy and hungry the pet is. The second item is a food icon (a pacman face eating a ball). Once you select it a piece of food is dangled above the aquarium and the pet will swim up to the surface to grab it. Sometimes if it is really hungry it will jump and snatch, but other times it will poke at it and then take it very tenderly. If it is not hungry or it needs something else it will poke at it and then reject the food. The third menu item is a temperature and water cleanliness meter. These must be checked regularly since there is no attention icon. The more you change the water and oxygen level the healthier the pet will stay. You must also keep the temperature at a specific level or it gets sick. The next option is for giving it attention. You can play with it essentially. The next option is for games. The games are very cute and unique. For the most part some of the games are the same on all the pets, but for each pet there is something unique. The next meter is for medicine. Sometimes it won't take the medicine or it won't eat until it grows. At this point you must keep a close eye on it. If you miss it growing and don't get to its health meter right away it can die very easily. Sometimes when it is young some options are not available to use on the pet so it will only eat for instance and nothing else.

The very last option lets you turn off the sound, and turn off and on the backlight (the screen lights up). Turn off the backlight to save battery.

I give this pet an 8 out of 10. I would give it a 10 except for the fact that the buttons take a lot of getting used to, the pet requires four LR44 batteries, rather than just two like most other virtual pets, and the shell is not particularly pretty. It looks more like an mp3 player than a virtual pet, but maybe that's what they thought would get people's attention. Also there is some kind of weird hatch that opens up at the top and I am not entirely certain what that is for. The directions do not seem to indicate anything.

Pictures of the ones I own:




















Price:
I got mine for about $10-20. You can get them for about $25-50 these days on eBay. Get them while they are cheap because they may become more rare.

Growth Chart:

I do not have a growth chart, but I can tell you that in the way of the growth the pet does not change much except to get bigger in size.

Tags: aquapalz, virtual pets

This is an alien with the same programming as the Dinkie Dino. It basically has all the same stuff except that the food is a little more "alien", so to speak. It eats batteries, for one thing lol Yet interestingly enough still eats fish, fruit and ice cream. The animations of the pet are not particularly cute in comparison to the Dino and the Yuki Penguin, but I would still say it is a high quality pet, especially for those who want a more masculine pet, as opposed to something super cutesy. The shape of the shell is very unique and the buttons are set up a little confusing, but function just like a Dinkie Dino. The shell is made of a nice quality of plastic and the screen is very big and protected by an outter piece of plastic that makes it look glossy and nice. There's not really much else I can say about this pet since it is basically the same as every other pet in the Dinkie Family.

Pictures of the one I own:








Price:
I got mine for $14 on eBay recently. Pretty good price for a vintage virtual pet. Get it for that price while you can because it won't stay that way for long.


Growth Chart:

I do not have a growth chart.

Tags: tako seijin (dinkie alien), virtual pets

This was the first color screen edition of the Tamagotchi. It functions much like a regular Tamagotchi Plus connection, but with many enhanced features. Aside from a full screen, the Tamagotchi lives in a house that can be decorated. You can play games with the Tamagotchi at the arcade in order to gain points to go shopping. Various types of items can be bought for the Tamagotchi such as toys, tools, and decorations. I have not played with this Tamagotchi extensively, but apparently there are certain items that you can gather to unlock special features. Like the Tamagotchi Plus, you can connect it to other TMGC+Colors, but it is not backwards compatible with other older Tamagotchi Connections. It can also be connected with an ID, anID L and a Tamagotchi P's.

Here is a picture of the one I own:



Price:
Right now these are pretty expensive. They are discontinued, but you can find them on eBay ranging anywhere from $50-200. I got mine for about $45 a few months after it first came out.

Growth Chart:
Curtesy of Tamatalk.com

Tags: tamagotchi connection, tmgc plus color

Bobo Panda Byte is a pet by Trendmasters (the same company that made the Kimiko Baby Byte (aka Sweet Baby, or Lovely Baby). This pet is much different from the Baby Byte. While the Baby Byte has curved lines that make different faces and gestures when in different combinations, the Panda Byte has the traditional pixeled screen with two rows of horizontal icons on the top and bottom. This virtual pet has surprisingly a lot of cool options and features. I have to say I am loving it a lot so far!

Just some first initial impressions: This is a very musical pet. The shape is different from a lot of pets in that its very round, but the screen is very big. The background is a bit plain, but the pixels are nice because they are actually smaller (kind of like the 2004 Tamagotchi Plus). The character is VERY cute, but there is not much variation in the growth chart. The buttons are laid out weirdly (there are three regular sized button and one dedicated clock button off to the side). The first button goes through the menu. The third button selects an icon. The second button browses through the menus, and you must press the third button again to select a feature in the menu. So its a little topsy tervy in that regard.

Now for the actual features: In the first row the first icon is an apple. If you select this icon you will be presented for options for food. During the first day or two the baby panda can only consume baby formula. After it grows a couple of times it can eat bread, an apple, candy and drink a glass of some liquid that has a straw in it.

The second icon in the first row is a game icon. It has two options for games. The first game you must guess where the panda will pop out of the hole. If the panda does not pop out of the hole you chose then you get a point. It is a 2 out of three game. So if you guess correctly two or three times you win. The second game is rock paper scissors. You choose what the opponent will use, and then the game randomly selects an outcome. If the opponent loses then you get a point. The way these games are set up is a little odd, but its still easy to play.

The second icon seems to be some kind of discipline/play icon. You can make the panda play hoola hoop, pet the panda to give it affection, discipline the panda by scolding it, make the panda study from a book, or let the panda play on a swing. Making it read a book will make its IQ go up. Letting it play seems to make the IQ go down. Giving it affectionate pettings will bring its happiness up like with playing games.

The fourth icon in the first row is a medicine bag. You can give the panda some bottled medicine, a shot, or put it in an ambulence. I have not had to give it a shot or send it to the hospital yet, but as it has gotten older it seems to need medicine more often.

The first icon in the second row is the weather icon. You can choose from an umbrella, a scarf or a hat to give to your panda. It will show weather conditions on the screen depending on what it needs. I'm not sure how this affects the health of the panda, though.

The second icon in the bottom row is a light switch icon. Here you can turn the lights off and on, turn the music off and on, turn the tv off and on (I think selecting the tv will pause and unpause the pet), and turn the airconditioner off and on. I have used the airconditioner icon quite a bit, and apparently when it gets too cold the panda will get a cold (it will stay on the left side of the screen with a weird thing on its ear). I have had the music off the whole time because I do not want it to drain the battery with all these noises. The light will not turn on or off automatically. You must do it manually depending on what the panda needs. When the panda goes to sleep it will show little eyes closed with Z's coming out of it. (Note: when the music is turned off, this does not mean notification noises will be turned off. It will still play a sound indicating it needs something. It just won't play all the musical sounds when you are selecting options and actions.)

The third icon is the meter icon (a clip board). This will show the weight and age of the panda, the temperature, the happiness (five hearts), the hydration level (five hearts), the hunger level (five hearts), and the IQ level (five hearts).

The last icon in the bottom row is a comb. This icon is for selecting grooming methods. when the panda poops it will show him with his back turned to the screen sitting next to a pile of poop. You can select the toilet option. There is also an option to give the panda a facial. I am not sure what the other option is. Perhaps this is an option to give it a bath.

Every time the panda loses half of a heart it will light up the question mark notification. This can get annoying, but it is a nice feature to have because this will prevent the panda's meters from getting really low.

Another feature it shows is when the panda is sick it will show a skull next to its head.

Here are some pictures of the Panda Byte I own:






Price:
I got this Panda Byte used on eBay for $20. It was included in a lot of three (panda, P2, and 8-in-1 multipiets). I sent the P2 and 8-in-1 to my friend in exchange for $11. So basically the panda came out to about $10. These are hard to find, and usually new ones can cost up to $50 or more.

Growth Chart:
This is a growth chart, curtesy of Bookmice.net:

Tags: bobo panda byte, virtual pets

These are the same as the Hitorriko Dinosaur. Here's my review after playing with it for a week:

They are essentially a Dinkie Dino style sort of pet. The icons go up and down the sides instead of on the top and bottom rows like most other virtual pets.

The Dinosaur has four buttons. The first button is for browsing through the menu. The second icon is "escape", which gets you out of a menu or feature. The second button is for checking its health meters. The third button is for pressing "enter" or for checking the time when no other options are selected.

Just like a Dinkie Dino, the icons go up the sides. On the left side the first icon is a food icon, which gives the choice between an apple, a carrot or a fish. I've been feeding it only carrots to see what character I get. The characters have not been very cute so far. Actually it doesn't look much like a dinosaur, but maybe I'll run through it again to see if I can get some other dinosaur-looking characters. It has grown about 3 times. Depending on how much you feed it, you will fill up the happiness meter, which looks like a bowl of rice.

The second icon on the left side is for a back-and-forth game. Like a Tamagotchi you simply guess which direction it will stop. You use the first and fourth button to choose the direction. The game does not end unless you press the "escape" button (second button). Depending on how many times you go through it and win you will fill up the happiness meter, which looks like a heart.

The third icon on the left side is for when it is sick. So far after a week my pet has not been sick at all, which is weird, but I guess I'm fine with that. I do not know what it looks like when it gets sick, so I can't describe this any further.

The fourth icon on the left is the discipline icon. This basically makes you pet study so that its study meter goes up. The icon looks like a little book and corresponds to the book picture when you press the checking button.

The fifth icon on the left side is another game. This is a game of dice and you must use the first and fourth buttons to decide how high or low the dice will come out as. If you hit the fourth button then you are guessing higher (4-6). If you hit the first button then you are guessing lower (1-3). Like the other game, you can play it for as long as you want without it stopping or giving you a score. The happiness meter will fill up each time you get a correct result.

On the right side the first button is for the air conditioner. I'm not sure what this feature does. The pet has never shown any indication of need the temp changed. Perhaps this function will determine the growth outcome of your pet. For instance, if the temp stays high then it may affect which characters you get compared to when the temp stays low. I really don't know yet.

The second icon on the right is a pooper scooper for cleaning its poop. This pet poops constantly! When it poops it just shows two large piles of poop on the screen, and the character is not on the screen. Every time it poops the food meter will deplete a little bit.

There is another hidden icon on the right, but I'm not sure what it is. Perhaps it lights up when all of the meters are empty, but I've never let the meters get empty, so that may be why I've never seen it.

The last icon on the right is the lights icon, and you use the first and fourth buttons to change the option of on and off.

Overall I give this pet a 3 out of 10. It functions perfectly fine, but the shell isn't particularly cute and the music is a bit annoying since it poops constantly! The pet basically just stays in one place on the screen (like a Dinkie dino) and shows it breathing or moving in an up and down motion like a Dinkie Dino, but less cute. The background is just plain and grey, but it has a nice hard plastic screen that won't get easily damaged. I would not suggest this pet to anyone, but I'll keep it anyway in case I feel like playing with it again. Its not the worst pet I've played, but its not exactly entertaining either. I would say its main draw is that its easy to care for and does not die easily.

Here are some pictures of the one I own:





Price:
This one costed $19.99. Not worth the money, but oh well. I haven't really seen these on ebay except for one other seller who was selling a used one. The one I got was brand new, unopened in package.

Growth Chart:

I do not have a growth chart. I will look for one. For now you can visit this website to see someone else's description: http://www.tamenagerie.com/odd10.html

Tags: hitorikko, pocket pal, virtual pets

I have decided that since my virtual pet collecting has been getting a bit out of hand lately, I no longer intend to collect different shell designs of the same pet. For awhile I thought it was a good idea to get all the shell designs of pets I particularly enjoy, but its not financially responsible. I went on several binges, collecting every shell of every Angelgotchi (Japanese, American and European), and had intended to buy more Uminos, Morinos and Osu-Mesu pairs, but I've now decided against it. From now on I will only collect one of each pet and it will have to be the cutest design.

Another criteria that I have set is that unless a pet is super-duper rare, I will not be spending over $25 for any other pet. So unless its a Yasashii or something, its not worth it. Even if I have to scour eBay for years just to find a pet for very cheap, I won't be buying anymore expensive pets.

I've also decided that I should not buy more than about 2 pets per month. So at the most I can only spend about $50 on pets per month. I don't want to turn into a hoarder. It gets pretty hard to resist when you actually have income coming in for once. I can't let it go to my head. I had previously gone the entirety of about a year and a half without buying any pets. That was because I was unemployed!

In other news, I have bought a few more pets on eBay:
*Hanerutchi 2 (another version of an Entama)
*a Lot of 6 Giga Pets that I had been wanting for a very long time (Chimp, Looney Tunes, Koala, T-Rex and Digital Doggie). I might give away the Looney Tunes to a friend depending on how cute I think it is or not (I never did enjoy Looney Tunes to be honest).

If I get anymore pets anytime soon I'm just going to buy the Hanerutchi Keitai and that's it. I should take a break from it for awhile since I've been buyin so many. Part of it may be due to boredom. I'll just have to find better things to do with my time :P Especially since some of the pets I've bought I haven't even used yet! Ugh...

Tags: collection criteria, news

So not much has changed, but I have done an update. I started up my Baby Byte a few weeks ago and let that run for about a week. After about 5 days she reverted back to infancy (not sure why). Anyway, I had a lot of fun with her and updated her review so go check it out in the sidebar.

Because I liked the Baby Byte so much I went out and bought the other virtual pet by the manufacturer known as Trendmasters. This is also a vintage virtual pet, but its functionality is vastly different! I look forward to playing with it. With the Panda also came a vintage Tamagotchi P2 and an 8-in-1 Multipets, which I plan on sending to my friend who lives in Pennsylvania :) I had to buy all three just to get the Panda, but I already have the other two, so I figured someone else could use them.

In other news, I broke down and bought other virtual pets after my last post, but not many:
*Innovative Time Dinosaur Watch Pet (aka Ganbare!! Ryuuta-kun)
*Innovative Time Dog Watch Pet

That's it. I ran the Dog for about 22 days and it grew about 3 times. After that it got a little dull since it didn't seem like it was going to transform again after all that time, so I took the battery out. I have to say it was a pretty cute pet and I recommend it to anyone who wants an easy pet to care for throughout the busy day. I'll do a more thorough review on it later. The Lovely/Honey Bear, Dinosaur watch and Dog watch all have the same kind of programming, so I suspect they are all by the same manufacturer. Now that I have summer vacation I can actually take some pictures and write more reviews. I'm currently playing with a V2 and an Osu-Mesu pair, but I will start up a new pet after that :)

Tags: news
Current Mood: accomplished

So I bought a bunch of Tamagotchis over the past couple of months. I'm going to take a break from buying anymore since it was kind of ridiculous how far into it I got. I think I spent about $300... Kind of insane :(

* 3 European Angelgotchis (missing the yellow one)
* 1 Silver European P2
* 1 Pink European P1
* 1 special edition Hong Kong P1
* 1 Green Japanese P1 Type 1
* 1 Milky White Japanese P1 Type 2
* 1 golden egg Micro-Pet Dinosaur
* 1 yellow Orrr Orrr Dino
* 2 Uratamas (white and blue)
* 1 Entama (green swirls)
* 1 rare V2 connection (milky white with pink hearts)
* one set of Osu/Mesu (green stars and orange hearts)
* 1 rare Keitai connection (pink with strawberries)
* 1 Yellow Japanese Famitama
* 1 brown Takara Horse pet
* 1 Reptar Giga Pet
* 1 blue Tamagotchi IDL English


There might be more and I may have just forgotten, but that is just... a lot *sigh* I think I just won't buy anything else this year except for a Tamagotchi P... *sigh*

I will take some pictures and update later... maybe over Spring Break.

Tags: news