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Sorry, i meant to say I don't have the Godzilla, but I have the Rex.* Yes, they're more like Nanos, but a LOT easier to raise. I actually enjoy them a lot, despite their limitations. I have all the ones with flip lids. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask me.

I don't have the Rex, but I raised the dog, cat, dino, and bunny. They never changed their appearances (except for the straight linear growth) when I played with them, and they always die after 9 days.

Power Palz, maybe? They came as a set or seperately, might have been the seperate Mega Store one? http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-Gamze-Power-Palz-2-Electronic-Pet-Mega-Store-Set-Gorilla-FAST-FREE-POST-/291419455437?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_15&hash=item43d9f3ffcd Or maybe it was Cube World? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Radica-Cube-World-Series-2-Blue-and-Pink-Model-76057-Radica-New-Sealed-/111706000762 http://www.ebay.com/itm/NEW-CUBE-WORLD-SPECIAL-EDITION-Series-3-Dash-Toner-Stick-People-Radica-76064-/321809275452

It's actually not uncommon. I had it happen with several dinos i bought, having the Godzilla guts. My theory is the programming either got messed up with their main software, or it cost too much to produce all these different motherboards or something and just used all the same programming but different shells. In order to get the right one, I waited for a used one to show up and asked for a picture of it running which then I was able to tell if it was the right one or not.

Having raised some of them over and over, they're pretty linear. Only thing is they may change their moods/animations a little bit. At least in all the runs I've done, though.

It reminds me of Journey. Could easily be dressed up as one of the characters from the game, and they speak in musical notes, too.

I think it's the Mame game? It's like a bunch of mini games I think...

I managed to finally find the time to scan and upload the instructions, sorry it's so late, but here are the links for anyone else who needs them as well: Side 1: http://i.imgur.com/w30XRsT.jpg Side 2: http://i.imgur.com/ef3D7o5.jpg Birth Certificate: http://i.imgur.com/xb61KWh.jpg

I know I have this pet but I cannot remember if I have the instructions. I'll check when I get a chance and give them a scan if I do.

I really like the Morino. It's about the same as an Angel with maintenance. Even has the tap tech in it to scare things away that go for it.

After they're removed, will someone be able to upload the .apk files so those of us who want to download it later still can? I have the apps on my ipod, but I'm looking to get an Android tablet in the future and would like the apps on there as well.

I'm not a girly girl and I don't care for the designs at times, but I never take my Tamas out of the house, so no one is going to see me play with them anything and think me to be 'out of character' lol. I tend to go for color neutral or 'boyish' colors, like greens and blues, blacks if they have them, etc. Extremely sad that the 4U doesn't have green, so I'll be going with blue. I also like purple and will take that if need be. I try to avoid pink, yellow, and orange. But then again, that is all personal taste.

You would use a glossy varnish to seal it. There are many different kinds, some are better than others. They're pricey, though, since they are made for cars, but they are built to last and withstand the weather. The best kind are the ones you put into a spray gun, though, but that's a lot of extra work. Your best bet is to head to a home depot or Lowes or a similar place to find a good gloss coat (if you want it shiny) as a spray paint and practice spraying something to prevent drips. Or the automotive one that is the real deal which you can get at car places, but they are about double the cost.

Are they fresh batteries? Try putting fresh new from the package ones in. Also try using a can of air to blow air in and around the buttons if possible and see if that helps any.

The best way to ever paint something by far is to remove all the guts, including separating the wires from the speaker inside and then re-soldering when done. Otherwise the paint will get in places you don't want it to. And after painting it would be a good idea to spray with a sealer afterward. Automotive spray paints are the BEST when it comes to painting an item that is guaranteed wear and tear--most custom console and console accessory artists use automotive paint.