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Hello everyone, as many of you probably know I have began archiving Tamagotchi books and interesting content, I even have uploaded the first ever scans of some books! Because of the rapid progress I am making, I thought it would be only natural to make a thread dedicated to my findings and here it is! My only request is that if you repost any of these scans PLEASE credit whoever scanned them, especially mine. I know none of us technically own the content within the books but I am buying these books specifically to scan so other people can enjoy them without spending a ton of cash. Plus, scanning can be really tedious! Speaking of, if anyone has scans or books they are willing to donate that would awesome but of course no one is obligated to! If you use something from this archive that isn't mine, a link back to here would help me out a lot so people can find this page! F.A.Q. Will you be posting Manuals? Manuals are not being archived by me considering they are almost everywhere on the internet and would take forever to list anyway. Who scanned ____? Any scans with a specified scanner is credited within a document file in each folder. I scanned ____ and I would like to be credited/removed! If you have a scan listed and would like to be credited, uncredited, or removed, DM me! My Scans Tamagotchi Angel Encyclopedia Osu/Mesu Encyclopedia Other Scans Tamagotchi 4U Guidebook Jetix Magazine scans 1997 Nintendo Power article Misc manga stuff Misc Art and curios Misc Ads

Since I archived Mimitchi.com the other day, I thought it would be worthwhile to archive another rather large tamagotchi site from the late 90s. The site was run by Amy Sasaki from about 97-03'ish and went under a lot of various handle's. All the one's I can call recall are as follows: * Berry Market * Aptenodytian Empire HeadQuarters * The Pinguin * Twotone * Turquoise Angel * Aurora Minui * Quezovercoatl * Juniper Walters * Clockwork Penguin Productions's Some of you may remember the URL as: * http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Glade/4791 * http://members.xoom.com/two_tone * http://berrymarket.fc2web.org I was able to archive most of the site, but it was very difficult and time consuming because it's only available on archive.org and some images were missing so I had to locate suitable replacements online (mostly for the animations of tamagotchis). Some I will likely never find them unless Amy happens to find herself online some day. The beastwars, gargoyles, vancouver, and postpets pages are totally missing and I cannot recover these. Here is the site: http://dk.toastednet.org/www.berrymarket.f...es/mainpage.htm You can download an offline version of the site in 7-zip format at: http://dk.toastednet.org/www.berrymarket.f.../berrymarket.7z Hope to see some feedback on this page, it was one of my favourites!

The other day mimitchi.com was down for the first time in years. And her set is setup so robots.txt will not allow to scrape it. This means if her site ever went down archive.org can't even help us see it again. For those who don't know, mimitchi.com was one of the largest tamagotchi related sites. As far as I know, it's the last one from the late 90s that started out as a small homepage on a free webspace and is still available for viewing today. I know there's a few one-off dead tripod pages out there, etc. but this site is large, detailed, and well put together. If you're looking for information on tamagotchis before the V1 series, this is the place to check out. Luckily, she brought it back online and I was sure to grab the entire website. You can see a mirror of it at: http://dk.toastednet.org/www.mimitchi.com An offline version in 7-zip format: http://dk.toastednet.org/mimitchidotcom.7z