What?!

I am so confused... I took great care of my tama. I only let her happiness slip down to two hearts ONCE (this was as a teenager... other that I only let her lose one heart in hunger and happiness) because I forgot to play with her before I gave her a time-out (stupid me)... why is she a frankenstein monster, lol? It seems like those would be unhealthy tamas.

U mean a Decotchi?, I havent played with my tamas in soo long I dont even know if its good! I believe it is like good, Compared to what I get it should be pretty good

https://www.tamatalk.com/IB/index.php?showtopic=40249

Have a look at that

you should be able to see which character you have

There aren't any bad characters Though

They are all good but things like maskchi's and things lower down the chart just show that they were neglected a bit

-fp

p.s I f you need any more help pm me,I have made a growth chart of my own now!

It's not too bad. You should just enjoy the Tama you got and stop whining!

did you have a pyonkotchi in yhe generation before you had decotchi

p.s. i think decotchi is kinda rare

No such thing as good or bad tamas! They're all good, no matter what, but there might be some you don't like the look of!

DECOTCHI is a VERY GOOD character. It comes with top level care. It is the same level as Mimitchi and Mametchi and is a substitute for the Marumimitchi on V2.

Only the very best characters brush their teeth. Here is a picture of a Decotchi brushing their teeth.

https://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j16/spudi/teeth.jpg

It's favourite food is cheese and it hates corn.

You will really get to love your decotchi I did!

Here's another great picture close up- with and without make-up!

https://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j16/spudi/decotchi-1.jpg

Hope this has made you feel better about your Decotchi!

It's completely random what tama you get. If take the exact same care on the next generation I garentee you'll get a different tama. When a tama is what YOU call ugly doesn't mean you took bad care of it. It's just the tama you got.

Drey