what are the usual weights for baby,child...

[SweetDream1986]

i get my first tama today.

and i have to know the perfect weights for baby, child, teen and adult.

i´ve heard something about: 5-baby, 10-child, 15-teen, 20-30-adult! is that right?

 

[mynci_lover123123]

ya

 

[SweetDream1986]

and can it be 5-10 points over it?

and what are the overweights?

 

[greenorange7]

i get my first tama today.and i have to know the perfect weights for baby, child, teen and adult.

i´ve heard something about: 5-baby, 10-child, 15-teen, 20-30-adult! is that right?

Really? Because my tama is a child and she weighs 42 lbs!

 

[tulip978]

Some tamas are naturaly hevier. I NEVER fed mine extra and it was 55 pounds as an adult. I think it depends on the character.

~Tulip~

 

[MilkyStar]

im sorry, please stop guessing and giving false answers. the weights he/she has are minimum weights. it does not depend on your tamagotchi to get it to its minimum weight play with it until it wont play anymore.

 

[_tama_cream_soda_]

Some tamas are naturaly hevier. I NEVER fed mine extra and it was 55 pounds as an adult. I think it depends on the character.
~Tulip~

no, you just probably dont play games much.

the thing is:

there is no natural. all tamagotchi are programmed. there is no other way to do it. every breed is exactly the same [except how you take care of it]

 

[SweetDream1986]

thats no real help for me...

 

[TamaMum]

This may go some way to help answer your question.

Here's a link to Dmag (click on Tamagotchi Care Guide), a list of all the V2 characters showing wake up/bed times, minimum weight guides and favourite foods / hated foods:

https://www.dmag.com.au or

there's this pdf that a TamaTalk member called Bee (no longer active in the forums) made last year

https://www.beeonthenet.com/tama/v2care.pdf

I am sure that all the weights of characters listed for V2 would apply to V3, but I don't know of any similar chart for all the V3 characters

Best, etc.

TamaMum

 

[Nola_chi]

Sweet Dream: Milky Star has the answer. Keep playing games with your tama and don't feed it or give it snacks. When it shakes it's head --no-- and won't play any more, that weight is it's minimum weight. Then you feed it or give it snacks and it gains a little, then you play and it loses a little. That weight (whatever it is) is the right weight for your tama.

The list TamaMum told you about was created by doing that for every character.

 

[Drey]

Good Job everyone! I'm glad that you guys are treating each other so well. Man, if I was a guide I would try my hardest to keep everyone nice to each other. O well. Hope I helped, Drey

 

[_tama_cream_soda_]

Good Job everyone! I'm glad that you guys are treating each other so well. Man, if I was a guide I would try my hardest to keep everyone nice to each other. O well. Hope I helped, Drey

so you wanna be a guide, eh?

join the club.

but, spiffy is the newest guide...

eh...how long is it b4 another guide is chosen?

who was b4 spiffy... i dont think i was online when, in december when i joined.

 

[Artemis1000]

From what I know, a baby should weigh 10, a child 20, a Teen 25-30 and an adult... well, it veries, usually 40-50. That's how I've been keeping my Tama, and it seems fine!

 

[entama = ME!!!!]

the minumum weights are:

baby: five

child: ten

teen: fifteen-twenty

adult: thirty-ninety-nine