The Tamatown Tama-Go is an international Tamagotchi release which was released in August 2010 in the US and Australia, but also in Singapore according to the Tamablog on www.tamagotchi.com. It also bills as the Tamagotchi Connection Version 7 or V7. It combines elements of the Tamagotchi Plus Color with the Tamagotchi Music Star.

Contents 1 Design 2 Functions 2.1 Training 2.2 Door 2.3 Gotchi Figures 2.3.1 Characters that there are figures for: 3 Characters 3.1 Baby 3.2 Child 3.3 Teen 3.4 Adult 3.5 Senior 3.6 Special 4 External Links 5 Comments

DesignEdit

The Tama-Go contains a shell similar to the Tamagotchi iD. The bottom of the toy is flat, and a top portion of the shell can be removed to insert one of the Gotchi Figures. The screen is covered with a plastic casing, which is easily removed. The decal around the screen can also be removed and replaced with other designs. It is also abnormally thicker than any other tamagotchi. The buttons are white and hard, rather than being soft and rubbery like previous versions.

The three original designs are:

• Lime Green with Mametchi
• White with Kuchipatchi
• Blue with Memetchi

Second wave designs include:

• Black with Mametchi
• Hot Pink with Kuchipatchi
• Purple with Memetchi

The packaging depicts the character's personality and favorite quote, and has a liftable flap which reveals a CD and more information about the toy.

FunctionsEdit

TrainingEdit

Catching the Tamagotchi about to use the bathroom and activating the toilet icon will help to raise a training meter (along with standard discipline and praise). If trained well enough, once fully grown, the Tamagotchi will be able to use the bathroom on their own.

DoorEdit

Replacing the Game function is a new icon of a door. The Tamagotchi can now leave their house to visit various places. Some destinations become available as the character ages, while others can only be visited with transit passes purchased at stores (after which the ticket can always be used). Some destinations are as follows.

• Games, where the character can play any one of two games, including:
  • Shoot The Bugs!, where the Tamagotchi rides a spacecraft and shoots at incoming bugs.
  • Long Jumper, where the Tamagotchi jumps from one box to another.
• Shop, where food and home interiors can be purchased.
• Park, where the Tamagotchi can meet other characters.
• PC, which allows the Tamagotchi to connect to www.tamatown.com
• Dating Place, where the Tamagotchi can find a mate (only when at least 6 years old.) It can get married at any age when it's a seinor

Gotchi FiguresEdit

Gotchi Figures are mounted to the top of the toy. When activated, they unlock new games and food for the Tamagotchi, and when registered online while a gotchi figure is on top of the toy, special items can be activated and purchased at Tamatown. Each Figure contains two games and a shop or a restaurant which has nine total available items, but only four at a time. The Gotchi Figures wer

e included with different faceplates. Each design of Tama-Go comes with a Figure that only has one game.

Characters that there are figures for:Edit

Boys

Mametchi

Kuromametchi

Kuchipatchi

Shimashimatchi (Elusive, wasn't sold until long after the initial release of 'Set B')

Girls

Memetchi

Chamametchi

Ringotchi

Violetchi

Ichigotchi

Grippatchi (Originally announced but never released)

Ponychi

Mamametchi (Originally announced but never released)

Sebiretchi (Elusive, wasn't sold until long after the initial release of 'Set B')

Makiko

CharactersEdit

Each character includes a login code you can enter on TamaTown.

BabyEdit

• Male
  • Kinotchi

• Female
• Nokotchi

ChildEdit

• Male
  • Ahirukutchi
  • Mattaritchi

• Female
  • Belltchi
  • Hoshitchi

TeenEdit

• Male
  • Kilalatchi
  • Korokotchi
  • Monpatchi

• Female
  • Shelltchi
  • Mikazukitchi
  • Chuchutchi

AdultEdit

• Male
  • Mametchi
  • Kuromametchi
  • Kikitchi
  • Kuchipatchi
  • Shimashimatchi
  • Wooltchi
  • Tarakotchi
  • Nonopotchi
  • Gozarutchi
  • Necktietchi

• Female
  • Lovelitchi
  • Violetchi
  • Chamametchi
  • Memetchi
  • Makiko
  • Ringotchi
  • Uwasatchi
  • Kunoitchi
  • Marotchi
  • Pipotchi

SeniorEdit

• Male
  • Ojitchi

• Female
  • Otokitchi

SpecialEdit

• Male
  • Oyajitchi

• Female
  • Grippatchi

External LinksEdit

• Bandai - What’s New for Tamagotchi® in 2010?
• Engadget article
• Flickr photos
  

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