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Tamagotchi's Name: Noel Tamagotchi's Age: 7 Date of Birth: 12/08 Date of Passing: 12/20 What Generation? Un Your Comments: Urgh. Thanks to bad baby-sitting, you had a child and moved on. And I wanted to keep you to the end, too! Hopefully, you're happy that you got to mate rather than...

Um . . . oops! Thanks to a rather careless baby-sitter, Noel had a baby. Thanks a lot, Aidan. Anyway, she departed last night, much to my surprise ( she was on pause most of yesterday ), and today I had to -- DUHN DUHN DUHN! -- come up with a name. With the holiday season coming up so...

Well, well, well. It's been awhile, eh? Not really. As promised, I made a little 'Timeline' of Kiwitchi (read: Noel). More are coming as soon as I can afford that stupid Spaceship. Here you are: [/img] And, because I was already at it, I also made a little avatar/icon thingie. It's my...

I will only buy from Toys R Us. It's more of a tradition than a preference, however.

Truth is -- your tama will not die before the Matchmaker comes. Depending on what version you have, it could come at five, six, seven, or eight in the beginning. Then it will come three times a day. You won't miss her!

Aiyeee! So sorry for the lack of update for the past few days. I did manage to pop in and post an old log from the morning before sometime during yesterday, but there wasn't much inside of it. Only a rant, and by now you should know how much I love to rant! Heheh. A friend of mine was over...

What an unpleasant series of events. So I was lurking around forums at 3 AM and decided, what the heck, I'll start up my Orange Camo' egg. Got a nice name picked out and everything: "Nezni". A boy. I hatched him and cared for him for a bit, then connected him and Noel. Just as she was about...

Easy as cake, darlin'! Connect as frequently as you can. If you haven't already and you have a V2, enter in the Love Potion code. If you connect frequently until they age to adults, they'll be ready in no time. But have patience!

Osutchi/Mesutchi's the best. ;D

This is a story of Mess's defeatist attitude. This is a story of good fortune. This is a story of irony. As I'm quite sure all of you are aware, Noel's been suffering due to three things: 1. Lack of an organised sleep schedule 2. Lack of physical health 3. Lack of mental health Not only...

Even if I did have kids, I'd still be buying for myself. Yeahp, I'm old. Eighteen. And I've been playing with these things since before I can remember!

Ah. And here I am, back again. Things have been awfully rocky for poor little Noel. I'm glad to say, however, that Noel is now a worldly little Nikatchi. She's been to the mall, saw Aeon Flux, been through huge snow drifts, attended a few parties -- all for a good time! She seems to enjoy...

As far as I know, you cannot get Takotchi from Hinatchi. You must get him from an odd generation of Nikatchi.

Ichigotchi - take very good care. Hinotamatchi - very bad care. =D

I've been debating for awhile about whether or not to start up a Tamagotchi. It seems like every time I do, something strange and dramatic comes up in my life and I have to attend to that first and foremost, leaving my Tamagotchi to suffer loads and give birth to generations upon generations of...

Not . . . really. They have many more options to take care of. And with my busy schedule, I've been able to raise two of the orginals into Mametchi and Mimitchi, respectively, but the V2's were both horrid. Especially with the introduction of the inability to play games beyond a certain...

It sounds like you ruined your Tama. :/

It's closed for repair, hon'. No chat this weekend.

It's very difficult to take care of V2 tamas. You have to keep them at the perfect weight, you have to fulfill their needs within a certain time period, and you have to catch their disciplines and such. Potty training helps too. Just keep at it, and work at taking care of them as quickly as...

Depending on what time of the day you started it, it changes at certain times. This can cause some really strange evolution patterns. I know. :3 Have patience.