Luckily a Tama can be cured by selecting the Medicine option from the menu! If your Tamagotchi is close to death a black ghost will appear next to it. An adult Tamagotchi that gets sick four times in its adult stage will die without a chance to save it. You may notice that your Tamagotchi looks sad every now and again.
A Tamagotchi that has completely depleted its happiness will eventually get sick, which can ultimately lead to death. A Tama without any happiness will appear sulky with three lines and a care icon in the upper corner. There are three main ways to to make your Tamagotchi happier: games, snacks and toys. After 24 hours have passed, the parent will leave, and the player will be free to name and take care of the tamagotchi for the rest of its life.
A misbehaving Tamagotchi will walk around like normal and will not really need your attention. Happiness can be raised by feeding lots of snacks, playing and more importantly winning the games, visiting Tamagotchis in other towns, connecting with other Tamagotchis, and playing with toys. Press the reset switch on the rear of the egg with a pointed object.
I had this problem once and I kept changing the time until he woke up and then put the time back. Tamagotchi pets have been popular since their birth in and remain popular today. A Tamagotchi pet is simple in design and can be based on animals, people, or other objects.
The creatures are said to be of an alien species that left eggs on Earth for humans to raise. Tamagotchi pets start out as an egg; after a few minutes of wiggling back and forth during which time the player is required to set the time of day on their device , the egg hatches, leaving a baby creature.
Tamagotchi pets grow in the following life stages:. All Tamagotchi pets begin their life cycles as eggs, and end at adulthood or seniors. Tamagotchi pets that receive more care during the baby and child stages will require less attention as adults. All baby Tamagotchis require almost constant care to survive and live comfortably. Not caring properly for your pet at a young age can affect how it develops into the teenage stage. During the baby stage, the Tamagotchi pet cannot die but still requires constant care.
The classic Tamagotchi interface consists of three buttons, with later versions including larger screens, sound sensors, and touch screen capabilities.
These resources help the player navigate the menu and care for their Tamagotchi virtual pet. On most Tamagotchi models, the player has the following care options:. Whenever your Tamagotchi pet needs attention, the attention icon will light up, along with some music or sound effects. As long as this icon is lit, your pet needs to be taken care of! If you are unsure about what your pet needs, you can find out by looking at the health meter.
The health meter shows a player how hungry the Tamagotchi pet is, as well as how happy it is. A well-fed and happy pet will have the health bars all full. Other versions of Tamagotchi virtual pets may have different requirements and more health meters.
This hunger bar shows that the Tamagotchi is very hungry - almost starving! Depending on how hungry it is, it may need multiple meals to fill up its hunger bar. Be careful, though—the more a Tamagotchi pet eats, the more weight it gains.
Feeding your pet too many snacks can make it overweight. Feeding your Tamagotchi is important for its health, but don't overfeed it! To get your Tamagotchi pet happy, it is best to play games with it! The types of mini-game available vary with the version of the Tamagotchi virtual pet.
In the original Tamagotchi, players could only play a game of rock, paper, scissors with their Tamagotchi. Playing with your pet naturally fills up its happiness bar, especially if it is the one winning the games. Playing with your Tamagotchi can also help it lose weight! Playing with your virtual pet keeps it happy and healthy. Try to let your pet win! While this can happen at random, there are other causes of illness, such as overfeeding or failing to clean up after your pet.
If sickness is left unchecked, your Tamagotchi pet can die. Like any actual pet, your Tamagotchi will leave droppings on the screen from time to time. All Tamagotchis have the toilet icon to clean up after pet messes. On the Entama, Hanerutchi 2 and Uratama, cough drops obtained from the device's website can be used to lower the chance of a Tamagotchi getting sick upon a care mistake occurring.
On the color Tamagotchis, the screen fades to a translucent dark blue gradient when the Tamagotchi becomes sick. Babies will also become sick on two occasions on color Tamagotchis as opposed to once on other releases, likely to make up for the lack of a period where both parent and child are raisable compared to previous releases - babies would normally become sick halfway through the period where both are present.
On most modern releases babies show smaller skulls, known as "baby bugs". One skull will appear on the screen at one time. So far, the only situation where more than one is seen is when an adult Tamagotchi has a baby and gets sick, and its baby becomes sick before the parent is cured.
This can also happen in reverse. Injury is a variation of sickness that occurs exclusively on the Tamagotchi Ocean and the Mori de Hakken! For this variation, the Tamagotchi only becomes sick when the user fails to prevent a predator attack.
Like a standard illness, repeated injuries will affect evolution and can lead to a shorter lifespan and death. As a general rule, four injuries in a growth stage results in death. On the Tamagotchi Ocean, it is represented by a skull.
On the Morino, it is represented by the Mushitchi completely encased in a cocoon of bandages, leaning on a crutch with only its eyes visible. The sprite for every character injured is the same, with the exception of the two secret characters, Twinaritchi and Helmetchi , who have their own unique sprites.
Toothaches , also known as Cavities , were first seen on the original Tamagotchi, and have appeared on almost all modern releases, alongside the normal sickness.
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