[rex]

Hi there. I recently purchased this tamagotchi on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/...984.m1439.l2649

As you can see, it says new on sealed card. I thought this was a Japanese tamagotchi, as listed, but the menus are in English. I don't think the seller falsely advertised on purpose (I've bought from him a million times), but is it possible (however unlikely) that someone switched out for whatever reason an English tama for a Japanese tama?





I don't really care if it's Japanese or English, because I just got it to match my mini:



Still though, curious! And the kind of thing I'd like to know!

[SamJJE101]

It is possible that the Tamagotchi you have there is not a Japanese Tamagotchi, but from a nearby Asian country such as Hong Kong. They often sold Tamagotchis of similar package and shell design, only they were in English, instead of Japanese.

[melanie43]

I think SamJJ is right. I've heard that the tamas sold in Singapore have Japanese shells and western/english programming. I know- similar to what's already been said, but nice to know.

[rex]

Thanks! Good to know. I actually have a V4 (I think it's a V4) where the same thing happened--Japanese outside, English insides.

[Violetchilluvr3]

I LOVE your Tamas together!!!!

[Stefan Bauwens]

You can check if the death scene is a ghost and grave, or a flying tama in space.