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Additional Information: Tamagotchi are small, plastic eggs containing a tiny computer with a simple black and white LCD screen. Below the screen are three buttons. The egg is attached to a keychain, to encourage owners to always keep their Tamagotchi close by. The eggs have different colors and designs on them, making them a collectors' item. Caring for the Tamagotchi is fairly simple. A tiny egg appears on the screen after the unit was turned on. After setting the time and waiting for exactly five(or one, depending on what version you have) minutes, the creature hatches. Pressing the three buttons, the owner can feed the Tamagotchi, turn the "light" in the unit on or off (Tamagotchi had an hour when they would wake up and an hour when they would go to bed, necessitating such a function), play a game with it, give medicine to it when sick, clean its living quarters, check its status (age, weight, discipline, hunger, and happiness), and discipline the Tamagotchi. An eighth function could be used by the Tamagotchi to call on its owner. Each one of the functions had an influence on how well you were taking care of the Tamagotchi and determined what kind of creature it would be in its teenager and adult years. Tamagotchi evolved. They hatched as a "baby," grew into a "child," evolved once again into a "teenager," and one last time into an "adult." Traditionally, there have been two different kinds of teenagers, one associated with good care, the other associated with poor care, and six adults, three for each teenager form. There have also been many secret characters with special prerequisites to get them. After a few weeks of the Tamagotchi being an adult, it will eventually die. In the United States, the story is that the Tamagotchi goes back to its home, "Tamagotchi Planet" instead of dying. There were many Tamagotchi spin offs released, including Tiger Electronics' GigaPets. Bandai themselves released several different variations on Tamagotchi, listed below. Although most Tamagotchis have the same basic concepts (happiness and hunger meters, discipline, etc.), each different kind of Tamagotchi had their own unique game, food, and sometimes had varying icons on-screen.

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	Dave Cenido's Rakuraku Page Dave Cenido's Rakuraku Page: Explaination, Pictures, Animations and English instructions of the Raku Raku Dino Kun dinosaur virtual pet. (Tamagotchi) http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Dell/8881/
	Wizardmon's Castle Wizardmon's Castle: Story, characters, pictures and adoptions of Digimon. (Tamagotchi) http://www.geocities.com/crazyjw18/Wizardmon.html
	Linda's 'Lil Bit of This, 'Lil Bit of That Linda's 'Lil Bit of This, 'Lil Bit of That: Details about the rarest Bandai branded Tamagotchi's. (Tamagotchi) http://www.hometown.aol.com/hdngxstchr/
	Mystic Fortress - Tamagotchi Planet Mystic Fortress - Tamagotchi Planet: A very comprehensive resource on the Tamagotchi Virtual pet, and its many models (Mori No - Garden, Umi No - Ocean, Angelgotchi, Mesutchi, Osutchi, Generation 1, Generation 2). Includes descriptions, logs, animated GIF images, scanned images, and rated li (Tamagotchi) http://www.mimitchi.com/html/tindex.htm
	The Mouse House Tamagotchi Page The Mouse House Tamagotchi Page: Information, photographs and animated images of various types of Giga Pets and other virtual pets. (Tamagotchi) http://www.bookmice.net/fleur/tamapage.html
	TamaTalk TamaTalk: Discussion Board focusing on Tamagotchi. (Tamagotchi) http://www.tamatalk.com/
	Tamenagerie Tamenagerie: Photographs, strategies, growth charts, English instructions, and reviews on nearly every type and kind of virtual pet ever manufactured. Includes all Tamagotchi, all Giga Pets, all Nano Pets, and enormous amounts of clones and other virtual pets. (Tamagotchi) http://www.tamenagerie.com/
	Tamagotchi Surgery! Tamagotchi Surgery!: Details, instructions and photographs on how to take apart, customize and re-assemble a Tamagotchi. (Tamagotchi) http://www.necrobones.com/tamasurg/
	Tinkerville Tinkerville: Photographs, Growth Charts, Instructions on Tamagotchi and nearly all types imaginable of Virtual Pets, including Nano Pets and Giga Pets. Also contains vast amounts of information on other interactive pets. (Tamagotchi) http://tinkerville.cutthatout.com/
	NanoBrat NanoBrat: Photographs and basic information on Nano Pets. (Tamagotchi) http://www.angelfire.com/hi/NanoBrat/
	Digital Pets Discussion (Yahoo! Groups) Digital Pets Discussion (Yahoo! Groups): A discussion board for members to discuss Virtual Pets. (Tamagotchi) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digital_pets_discussion/
	Polson Enterprises - Virtual Pet Homepage Polson Enterprises - Virtual Pet Homepage: Covers developments and trends in the virtual pet industry and evaluates virtual pet products. Includes comprehensive information on various virtual pets, as well as news, multimedia and English instructions. (Tamagotchi) http://virtualpet.com/vp/
	VPetsML (Yahoo! Groups) VPetsML (Yahoo! Groups): Virtual Pets Mailing List. Discussion board for all types of Virtual Pets and Interactive Pets. (Tamagotchi) http://groups.yahoo.com/group/vpetsml/
	Bladeagotchi @ Blade's Place Bladeagotchi @ Blade's Place: Information on various virtual pets that were released, along with English instructions, photographs, links, where to buy virtual pets and on the new Tamagotchi's that were released in March 2004. (Tamagotchi) http://everest.fit.qut.edu.au/~n4393252/bladeagotchi/index.html
	The Digimon Cage 2000 The Digimon Cage 2000: Extensive information on all versions of Digimon, hints and links. (Tamagotchi) http://www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Cottage/5761/
	Keychain Game FAQ Keychain Game FAQ: Lists, with basic descriptions, of nearly all types of virtual pets. Also delves into the more complex features of them, such as Logic types. (Tamagotchi) http://zappa.brainiac.com/cdyer/faqs/keyv15.htm
	The Tam Cam archives. The Tam Cam archives.: Archives of Photographs of Tamagotchi's doing various activities. Officially retired. (Tamagotchi) http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lakes/3622/tamahome.html
	Talking Nano Baby, Tamagotchi, Giga Pet Page, by Kendra Talking Nano Baby, Tamagotchi, Giga Pet Page, by Kendra: All about talking Nano Babies, Tamagotchis and Giga Pets. Includes information on how to take care of them. (Tamagotchi) http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze22t63/tnano.htm
	Bandai of America Bandai of America: Official distributors of Tamagotchi and Digimon in the U.S.A. No information on Tamagotchi, but has some information on Digimon. (Tamagotchi) http://www.bandai.com
	Tamagotchi Square Tamagotchi Square: English translations for the instructions on almost every type of Tamagotchi made by Bandai, as well as some other types of virtual pets. Also includes photographs and stategies. (Tamagotchi) http://www.geocities.com/tamasquare/
	Tamagotchi Penpal World Tamagotchi Penpal World: Find a Tamagotchi, Nano, or Giga Pet penpal. Also includes Tamagotchi pictures, cheats, and growth charts. (Tamagotchi) http://members.aol.com/Melaylay28/tamworld.html
	Tamagotchi in the UK Tamagotchi in the UK: Extensive information on the European version of Tamagotchi. Includes growth chart, multimedia, hints on how to get characters, where to buy Tamagotchis in the UK, and an explanation of what Tamagotchi exactly is. (Tamagotchi) http://www.ridhughz.demon.co.uk/tamagotchi/

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