September 28, 2019

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Tamagotchi Connection. Tamagotchi Connection current and past versions via our Tamagotchi Information Center; Tamagotchi Connection Version 2 Instructions via Tama's Rule via TamaTalk. Tamagotchi Connection Version 1 instructions in Adobe Acrobat.pdf format they were originally on Bandai's Canadian site, and are now archived by us. Tamagotchi Connection has three buttons just like the original Tamagotchi. They generallyoperate the same way. Several years ago, we posted the original Tamagotchi instructions in four parts: Return to our coverage of Tamagotchi Connection.

TIP 1: NAVIGATING YOUR TAMAGOTCHI DEVICE

Tamagotchi Connection With Four Buttons Instructions Pdf

If your Tamagotchi connection has not found a compatible mate by the time it reaches 7-10 years old (7-10 days in real time) then Mrs. Busybody will come along and suggest a mate. Reject her suggested mate too many times and your Tamagotchi will become a lonely old singleton. The Tamagotchi Connection Version 4.5, or the JinseiPlus in the UK, is the newest Tamagotchi released outside of Japan. It's a Tamagotchi based on the V4, but with new and updated features. Featuring many new characters, it is a remake of the 'Ura Jinsei Enjoy' Tamagotchi, released only in Japan. The Tamagotchi (Japanese: たまごっち, IPA: tamaɡotꜜtɕi) is a handheld digital pet that was created in Japan by Akihiro Yokoi of WiZ and Aki Maita of Bandai.It was released by Bandai on November 23, 1996 in Japan and on May 1, 1997 in the rest of the world, quickly becoming one of the biggest toy fads of the late 1990s and the early 2000s. As of 2010, over 76 million Tamagotchis had.

Once you’ve “hatched” your Tamagotchi character you’ll be ready to learn all the necessary tips and tricks so your Tamagotchi character can live its best life! Before jumping in, let’s make sure you know which buttons do what. Button ‘A’, will bring up your settings and act as your navigation tool to scroll through the options. Button ‘B’ will be your selecting tool. Button ‘C’ will be your tool to exit or go back to the previous option/screen. Remember, the lifecycle of your Tamagotchi character is entirely dependent on how well you care for it, so keep an eye out for more Tamagotchi Tips and Tricks blog posts.

TIP 2: KEEPING UP WITH YOUR TAMAGOTCHI

Happiness and Hunger Check: A simple way to check if your Tamagotchi character is happy, is if the happy meter is full and if it’s not, keep reading to learn how you can keep your Tamagotchi character happy and satisfied. That said, don’t let your Tamagotchi character get too hungry – this may also affect its happiness.

Happy and Hungry Meter: You can use the hunger meter to check if it’s time to feed your Tamagotchi character. Continue reading to find out how to do so! Press ‘A’ to open up the menu page, select PROFILE SETTING by pressing ‘A’, pressing ‘A’ again to select PROFILE, and pressing ‘A’ once more to view both the Happy and Hungry Meters!

Biology: 1 Earth Day = 1 Tamagotchi Year. Your Tamagotchi character will change several times before reaching its adult form. The shape and personality of each Tamagotchi character is based on how well you take care of it! If you take extra good care of your Tamagotchi character the older it will get, and more extensive your family tree may become! Otherwise, it will die, and you will need to start all over again.

TIP 3: KEEPING YOUR TAMAGOTCHI HEALTHY

FEED: We all need to eat, our Tamagotchi character included! To feed your Tamagotchi character press ‘A’ until a knife and fork appear and press ‘A’ again to decide between going to the FRIDGE or RESTAURANT. Under both options, you can choose between a MEAL or SNACK for your Tamagotchi character. Once you make your decision, Press ‘B’ to feed your Tamagotchi character. If you’re up for an adventure, you can also visit other TOWNS to grab food to bring back to your Tamagotchi character’s FRIDGE. Be careful though you don’t want to overfeed your Tamagotchi character!

MEDICINE: You’ll know your Tamagotchi character needs a little TLC if a sick bug appears on the screen. Press ‘A’ until the FIRST AID KIT icon is highlighted and ‘B’ to give them their medicine.

TOILET: Just like us, your Tamagotchi character needs to go to the bathroom, and it’s your job to clean it up or else your Tamagotchi character will get sick! Press ‘A’ button until the BATHROOM icon is highlighted, then press ‘B’ to go before it poops in your living room! Don’t you worry – they will do a little potty dance before having an accident so keep an eye on them to avoid a mess! If they do end up having an accident, choose BATHROOM again and a broom will appear to clean up their mess.

TIP 4: KEEPING YOUR TAMAGOTCHI CHARACTER HAPPY

There are various ways to keep your Tamagotchi characters happy. If you have an item, you may play with it outside in the yard. You can even travel to another Land and take an ITEM with you for added play!

PLAY: Press ‘A’ until you get to your ITEM BOX, press ‘B’ to open the options, ‘B’ again to open your ITEMS, ‘B’ to begin playing with the item. Continue to play with your Tamagotchi character to increase its happiness.

You can also keep your Tamagotchi happy by playing with it outside in your yard, fresh air is always a great option!

PLAY: Press ‘B’ to take your Tamagotchi character outside

You can also get an ACCESSORY for your Tamagotchi from the TAMA SHOP and have them put it on to change up their style!

PLAY: Press ‘A’ until you get to your ITEM BOX, press ‘B’ to open the options, scroll down to ACCESSORY using ‘A’ and choose which accessory to add to your Tamagotchi character’s outfit!

If your Tamagotchi character is hungry and needs a little cheering up, you can take them to the RESTAURANT to help boost their Happy meter!

PLAY: Press ‘A’ until a knife and fork appear and press ‘A’ again to then decide between FRIDGE or RESTAURANT. Under each option, you can choose between getting a snack or a meal for your Tamagotchi character.

TIP 5: WHAT EVERY TAMAGOTCHI PARENT SHOULD KNOW

Time Function: When you need to know the time, just press ‘B’ twice!

Pause Function: When you’re really busy, you can leave it at the TAMA HOTEL for babysitting for 10 Gotchi Points per hour! Or if you’re onto your second generation (a My Tama), you can drop them off at their parents’ home!

Reset: To reset, all you need is an object small enough, like a pen or pencil, to press into the little reset button on the back and a new Tamagotchi character egg will appear, ready to hatch. After reset, you can choose CONTINUE or RESET ALL

Sound: For a little peace and quiet, you can turn off the sound on your Tamagotchi device by going to your PROFILE, selecting SETTINGS, clicking on SOUNDS and toggle sound ON or OFF!

Battery: Loosen the screw on the back and take out the old batteries. Then insert 2 new AAA batteries and re-screw the back cover. Once that’s done, you’ll hear your Tamagotchi On turn back on and the screen will let you ‘CONTINUE’ back to where you left off or ‘RESET ALL’ to start all over again. Just make sure to check the time is correct.

Instructions and manuals for over one hundred virtual pets. We scanned in the following virtual pet instruction sheets. These documents are copyright by their manufacturers. We posted them for educational and research purposes. They are large files and may take a few minutes to load. If you are a manufacturer (current or past) and would like to post instructions here (no charge), please contact us. Virtual Pet Instructions is a Polson Enterprises web site and part of the Virtual Pet Home Page. Giga Pet T-Rex Part 1Part 2 Tamagotchi Part 1Part 2Part 3Part 4 Nano Puppy Part 1Part 2 Giga Frog Part 1Part 2 Nano Talking Baby Part 1Part 2 Nano Fighter (Rough Rider) Part 1Part 2 Giga Doggie Part 1Part 2 Disney Toy Story Virtual Alien This following instructions are posted on other sites. You may find more than one set of instructions in here for the same pet. First, a big thanks to Hasbro / Tiger for posting instructions for many of the Giga Pets and Giga Friends! They are one of few or the only manufacturer with their virtual pet instructions still online. Lost World Baby T-Rex Giga Pet Giga Pet Digi Pooch Giga Pet Bitty Kitty Komputer Koala Giga Pet Monkey Giga Pet Bit Critter Giga Pet Digital Doggie Giga Pet Giga Pet Virtual Alien Giga Pet Precious Kitty Barbie 101 Dalmations GigaPet Yoda Giga Pet Cyber Kitty Giga Pet Floppy Frog Giga Pet Little Mermaid Giga Pet R2D2 GigaPet Giga Friend Rancor Giga Pet Sabrina Salem the Cat Giga Pet Giga Pet Micro Pup KFC Giga Farm Giga Pound A Bug's Life Giga Pet Cabbage Patch Kids Giga Pet Looney Tunes Giga Pet Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Baily GigaPet also called Giga Circus Small Soldiers Giga Pet Rugrats GigaPet Batman & Robin Giga Fighters WCW NWO Giga Fighters

Thanks to Tamenagerie.com for posting instructions for several pets that would be very difficult if not impossible to find elsewhere.

• Tamagotchi
• Tamagotchi Plus
• Talking Nano Baby, Kitty and Puppy
• Nano Baby
• Nano Puppy and Kitty
• Nano Generation 2 Nano Bunny, Nano Turtle, Nano Horse
• Nano Fighters Supreme Sumo, Alley Rumble, Rough Rider
• Nekotcha (a Japanese keychain cat)
• Looney Tunes Giga Pet Plus
• Digital Doggie Giga Pet
• Bird Watching
• Ganbare! Ryuuta-kun
• Aruke Robocon Pedometer
• Pocket Love, Romi & Julie, Hello Kitty Love Pet
• Dr. Slump
• Pocket Biscuit
• Pocket Horse by Tomy (Japan)
• Toy Story Virtual Friends Disney
• Rikou Rikou Chan / Smarty Time
• Dinky Dino
• Dinki Penguin / Yuki Penguin

Thanks to Mystic Fortress for posting instructions online for several pets that were difficult to find in the U.S.

• Tamagotchi Angel pet
• Angelgotchi
• Tamagotchi Ocean pet Umi No
• Tamagtochi Ocean Umi No
• Mesutchi and Osutchi Tamagotchi
• Forestgotchi also known as Morino Tamagotch and Tamagotchi Garden

Thanks to Glade at the Enchanted Forest for posting many instructions online for several years. They are nolonger online. The URLs are listed here for reference

• Pausing common keychain pets www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Glade/7753/cheats.html
• Tamagotchi I Growth Chart www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Glade/7753/growth.html
• Raku Raku Dinokun www.geocities.com/enchantedforest/dell/8881/instructions.htm
• Cyber Mickey www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Glade/7753/mickey.html
• Riko Riko Chan www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Glade/7753/riko.html

Thanks to Tamagotchi Square for posting a large collection of translated keychain virtual pet instructions

• Tamagotchi Mothra
• Devilgotchi
• Tamatochi
• Yasashii
• Santaclautchi
• Doraemon-chi
• Hello Kitty
• Pocket Hello Kitty
• Pocket Sakura
• Keroppi frog
• Genji-chi
• Dr. Slump SuhiSuhiTouch
• Tamagotchi Plus

Thanks to Tinkerville for posting several unique virtual pet instructions and for working with some other sites to post them.

• Hanami a fascinating virtual flower pet, unique body

Thanks to many others for posting various keychain pet instructions

• Nano Baby
• Nano Kitty and Nano Puppy
• Pokemon Pocket Pikachu from Nintendo
• Tamakaci Virtual Duck game as a watch
• Nintendo Hello Kitty (virtual pet and pedometer) in Japanese
• RakuRaku Dinokun
• VMIGO Golden Retriever
• Tamagotchi Connection
  • Tamagotchi Connection current and past versions via our Tamagotchi Information Center
  • Tamagotchi Connection Version 2 Instructions via Tama's Rule via TamaTalk.
  • Tamagotchi Connection Version 1 instructions in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format they were originally on Bandai's Canadian site, and are now archived by us.
  • Bandai also posts some instructions and tips on their U.S. site.
• Tamagtochi
• TamaOtch
• Octogotchi 8 in 1 virtual pet

PETS FOR COMPUTERS

ROBOTIC PETS

Several of the robotic virtual pet manuals below are from the RobotsandComputers.com web site. Please visit their site for access to countless robotic manuals

Note- many of the robotic virtual pet manuals are in pdf format. Some are large files and will take a while to download on adial up connection.

• Hasbro (Tiger)
  • Chirpy-Chi
  • Dino-Chi Pterodactyl
  • Dino-Chi T-Rex
  • Furby Care Guide Emoto-Tronic Furby
  • Furby Manual Classic Furby
  • Furby Babies
  • Furby Babies Emoto-Tronic
  • Furby written copy by Mimitchi
  • I-Cybie in adobe acrobat format (very large file)
  • iCybie from Robots and Computers
  • iDog
  • Meow-Chi
  • MioPup
  • Petal-Chi
  • Poo-Chi
  • Poo-Chi Bulldog
  • Poo-Chi 102 Dalmations
  • Poo-Chi Poodle
  • Super Poo-Chi
  • Robobaby
  • Shelby
  • Teddy Ruxpin
• Sony
  • AIBO ERS-7
• Tekno
  • Tekno the Robotic Puppy - Techno Puppy also called Teksta no longer supported online by manufacturer, was at www.tekno-robot.com/Teknoim.pdf . Puppyvia Robots and Computers.
  • Tekno Newborn Puppy no longer supported online by manufacturer, was at www.tekno-robot.com/puppy_manual.pdf. Newborn via Robots and Computers
  • Polly Tekno Parrot no longer supported online by manufacturer, was at www.polly-robot.com/topsecret.html . Parrot via Robots and Computers
• Tomy
  • Spotbot
• WowWee
  • Cyber Spider
  • FlyTech Dragonfly
  • Mega-Byte an early robotic dog
  • Roboboa snake
  • Robopanda
  • RoboPet dog
  • RoboQuad
  • RoboRaptor
  • RoboReptile
  • WowWee Remote used with many of the virtual pets above
• Others
  • Me and My Shadow in adobe acrobat format
  • Petster a very early virtual pet
  • Smithsonian Bionic Bug
  • Pleo UGOBE dinosaur
  • WeeBot from Sharper Image

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Instruction Comments and Tips

We have heard from hundreds of virtual pet users who have lost their instructions or never had them to start with. Below are some tips concerning the instructions themselves.

Tip #1- Many virtual pets are packaged on a plastic wrapped 'card' in the stores. The heavy paper card is normally folded over from top to bottom and the instructions are printed on a slip of paper that is between the card halves. We open the packages by using a pair of scissors to cut off the plastic that extends below the bottom edge of the 'card'. This allows us to 'split apart' the two halves of plastic and get the pet out the bottom. Next, we reach up between the two pieces of the 'card' and pull out the instructions. Many, many people have thrown away the card, not realizing the instructions are inside it.

Tip #2 - Now that you have the instructions, don't expect them to be a great help. Many of the pets have very poor instructions. They have some translation problems, are difficult to follow, some are in a font too small to read or poorly copied and many are incomplete.

Tip #3 - If you are an adult and a little concerned about 'burning your child's ears' you might want to read them first, especially the section about cleaning up after the pet. The instructions for several of the pets primarily used in Japan or early versions instructions for U.S. pets often use the 's' word in refering to body waste.

Tip #4 If you cannot find your pet in the list of instructions above, find the instructions for a similar pet. Most of the pets are very similar. Look first for a pet by the same manufacturer, if that is not available, look for a similar animal (dog, cat, etc). Those instructions should help you get started.

Tip #5 Some of the sites and scans of instructions linked to above are a bit hard to read. You might be ableto read them better on a larger monitor.

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If the instructions are not here, please do not ask us about them.

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Also if you are a manufacturer, we especially encourage you to post the instructions to your pets.

If you are aware of any posted instructions for pets that are not listed here, please e-mail us.