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Beginning with the Tamagotchi iD, the Tamagotchi could either die or run away if neglected for too long. If the Tamagotchi has not reached adulthood, they would die and the screen would display an Obaketchi next to a shrine inside the house. If the Tamagotchi is an adult, they would run away and leave behind a crying letter telling the user that they ran away and want to be taken better care of next time. In the Tamagotchi 4U, a Tamagotchi can't die - Instead, it runs away showing the letter screen. She bears a resemblance to Yumemitchi, Cinnamoroll, and Milk from Yes! Precure 5. Coincidentally, she was later dressed as Cinnamoroll for the Tamagotchi Smart x Sanrio collaboration. Tamagotchi RPG • Tamagotchi 'Round The World • Tamagotchi L.i.f.e. • Tamagotchi L.i.f.e. Tap and Hatch • Tamagotchi Friends: Gotchi-fy! • Tamagotchi Classic • LINE de Hakken!! Tamagotchi • My Tamagotchi Forever • Tamagotchi On App

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Momonatchi has pink skin, long blue hair, and purple irises in the anime. She is based on the band member Tamakawa Momona (玉川桃奈). Tamapatchi • Tamabotchi • Tantotchi • Puchitomatchi • Chiroritchi • Fuyofuyotchi • Mimitamatchi • MokumokutchiRun Run Robo Race ( ランランロボレース Ran ran robo rēsu): Beat the other robot in the race while overcoming obstacles. In the original release of English Tamagotchi P2, the Tamagotchi is seen with an inanimated sleeping animation (with beds if applicable) during the death sequence, without the flashing skull icon in the Japanese Version or English P1, though the heart monitor-like sounds are still present. This isn't the case with the re-releases, though. Flattery Bureau (チャラぶ Chara bu): The player must help Charatchi fire his cupid arrow at the right Tamagotchi. Neliatchi • Weeptchi • Coffretchi • Shimagurutchi • Memetchi • Paintotchi • Violetchi • Murachakitchi

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Yuunotchi has light green skin, long blue hair, and dark green irises in the anime. She also wears a pale blue bow resembling wings on the left side of her head. She is based on the band member Ohara Yuuno (大原優乃). Screw Screw Robots ( ネジネジロボツト Nejineji robotsuto): Make the robots on the conveyer belt by screwing in the screws. Care Mistakes are the most common factor. Mistakes in the Care of a Tamagotchi, such as not feeding it, overfeeding it, or turning the lights out before bed for older releases, not only influence what character the pet grows into, but also how long it will live. Allowing too many care mistakes to accumulate will trigger the death sequence. The threshold of how many care mistakes needed to trigger this has increased with modern releases. With original programming, you feed it, clean up after it, take care of it, and even discipline it if it’s bothering you when it doesn’t need you! Plus, you can play the Character game!

The Grim Gotchi is the penultimate symbol of death on many modern releases. If any of the previous requirements to trigger death happen, the Grim Gotchi will eventually appear, and the user will have 15 minutes to banish it. Banishing of a Grim Gotchi may occur by using a previous Tamagotchi's spirit or by bringing the Tamagotchi to the hospital via the "ambulance" button. If the user fails (or is unable to), the Grim Gotchi will trigger the death sequence. From the Tamagotchi m!x onwards, when the death sequence is triggered, four Grim Gotchis will appear.

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Raise your Tamagotchi from egg to child to Adult and how you take care of it will decide which of the 7 Adults you’ll get Starvation is a factor somewhat independent from care mistakes, though most releases count this as a care mistake - on some releases, letting a Tamagotchi remain at zero hunger for twelve hours will result in death.On some releases, once the new egg is hatched, a photo of the previously deceased Tamagotchi will appear in the Notebook icon under the "Memory" or "History" section. For releases that include m!xing, including the Tamagotchi m!x and Tamagotchi On, all genetics will be lost. The 2017 rerelease of the Tamagotchi Mini was the first English Tamagotchi to not alter the death sequence and screen from the Japanese version. This was followed by the Tamagotchi On, the first color screen in the USA, retaining the original death sequence and screen from the Meets. Some Tamagotchi releases will have multiple possible death sequences, and which sequence happens is determined by how well it was cared for and what triggered its death. Most commonly, death sequences differentiate between "good" and "bad" ends. For example, on the original Tamagotchi, it will show the Tamagotchi laying an egg just before it dies if it was cared for well through its adulthood, while no egg is laid if it either dies from neglect or dies before reaching adulthood. No anime adaptations in the modern era have explicitly shown death. There have been a few instances where death is implied, but the Tamagotchi believed to have passed ends up being completely okay moments later.