Tamagotchi Aging Theory

[Aubrey Hepburn]

As soon as I woke up this morning to the sound of my Genjintch beeping, I started thinking about Tamagotchi ages. You know how people always used to say that 1 dog year equals 7 human years? I started thinking about how that applies to Tamagotchi, and I came to the conclusion that 1 Tama year equals approximately 5 human years. The infant stage through teenage stage last for about 3-4 Tama years, which would be equivalent to about 15-20 human years. Tamagotchi, on average, have their babies when they are between 5-8 years old, equivalent to human ages 25-40. The rest of the average Tamagotchi lifespan generally follows suit.

Not sure why I started pondering this first thing in the morning, but it made sense to me. What do you guys think about this theory?

 

[*Summer*]

Wow that is VERY impressive!!

You must know a lot about tamas Aubrey Hepburn

 

[Mimitchiz]

Wow!

I dont really get it but it sounds.... Medical

 

[daniwigg]

This is quite clever. It must of taken alot of thinking.

 

[Yumi_82]

That theory sounds very true, although when they are oldtimers and are 99 years, they would almost be 500 human years. Well, tamas are amazing. ^^

 

[fridgos]

EDIT: Typos

 

[fridgos]

I 'think' this should be pinned

Anyway somtime lst year I found that out on another site. It said something like:

AUBREY HEPBURN 1 Tama year equals approximately 1 human day.

 

[Rensa]

Wow.. .. I figured out something else: (a bit wrong, maybe)

(t) One year = one day (h)

6 months = 12 hours

3 months = 6 hours

1 month = 2 hours

2 weeks = 1 hour

1 week = 30 minutes

1 day = 7 minutes (roughly)

1 hour = 30 seconds (roughly)

1 minute = 0.5 seconds

1 second = 0.01 seconds

Therefore concluding (or not) that 0.01 of a human second is equal to a second in tamagotchi.

 

[Aubrey Hepburn]

Wow, Rensa! That is a very good addition to what I am theorizing! You must be quite mathematical...something I'm not in the least. That's impressive!

fridgos, I know that in terms of days 1 Tama year equals 1 day. It's true, it has always been this way. But I was relating Tamagotchi life stages/stages of maturity to human overall life span, stages, and stages of matuity. As in, a Tamagotchi is usually a child around the age of 2, and that would be the same as humans being children around the age of 10. A Tama becomes a teen around the age of about 3, and humans are in the middle of their teenage years at the ago of 15. See what I'm saying? I guess it is somewhat confusing to explain.

 

[fridgos]

Wow, Rensa! That is a very good addition to what I am theorizing! You must be quite mathematical...something I'm not in the least. That's impressive!
fridgos, I know that in terms of days 1 Tama year equals 1 day. It's true, it has always been this way. But I was relating Tamagotchi life stages/stages of maturity to human overall life span, stages, and stages of matuity. As in, a Tamagotchi is usually a child around the age of 2, and that would be the same as humans being children around the age of 10. A Tama becomes a teen around the age of about 3, and humans are in the middle of their teenage years at the ago of 15. See what I'm saying? I guess it is somewhat confusing to explain.

I kinda got it kinda didn't but I know what you're on about h34r: .

I'm not the greatest when it comes to math...

EDIT: EAsy way, multiply the tamagotchis age by five to get the human age!

 

[steffi44400]

As soon as I woke up this morning to the sound of my Genjintch beeping, I started thinking about Tamagotchi ages. You know how people always used to say that 1 dog year equals 7 human years? I started thinking about how that applies to Tamagotchi, and I came to the conclusion that 1 Tama year equals approximately 5 human years. The infant stage through teenage stage last for about 3-4 Tama years, which would be equivalent to about 15-20 human years. Tamagotchi, on average, have their babies when they are between 5-8 years old, equivalent to human ages 25-40. The rest of the average Tamagotchi lifespan generally follows suit.
Not sure why I started pondering this first thing in the morning, but it made sense to me. What do you guys think about this theory?

*Nods* Interesting theory! This made me understand the aging process a bit more!