Keitai Denjū Telefang was created on 2000-11-03.
Keitai Denjū Telefang was released in Japan in 2000 for the Game Boy Color. It was later released in Games called Pokémon Diamond and Jade in 2000 and 2001 in North America, respectively.
Mugen Keitai Disgaea was created in 2004.
The cast of Keitai kanojo - 2011 includes: Toru Baba Yasuyuki Hirano Seika Taketomi
To determine if your phone is eligible for osaifu-keitai, check if it has the necessary hardware and software capabilities required for this mobile payment system.
The cast of Keitai Deka Zenigata Mei - 2009 includes: Shigeru Matsuzaki as Detective Matsuyama
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In Japan cellphone are called 携帯電話 (keitai denwa), 携帯 (keitai) for short. Normal phones are called 電話. If you're talking about the verb, 電話する means "phone someone".
The cast of Keitai kareshi - 2009 includes: Maki Aizawa Mari Hoshino Hideo Ishiguro as Takahara Umika Kawashima as Ueno Sakina Kuwae as Hisami Nozomi Maeda as Eri Motoki Ochiai Shigemitsu Ogi Yuka Ohnishi as Etsuko Rei Yasui as Yokoyama
Cellphone charms (or Keitai Straps in Japan) were first popular in Japan and then eventually spread to the United States. Some form as functional items like pill boxes but most are for personalization.
No, because it isn't really Pokemon at all. It's really a game in Japan known as 'Telefang', for short, and while it does have some similarities to Pokemon, it isn't a Pokemon game. Someone just translated it to get a quick buck, and they really didn't even try.
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The Japanese word あげよう (ageyou) means something along the lines of "I'm giving this to you" or "I shall give this to you". Examples このカバンあげよう (kono kaban ageyou) - "I'm giving you this bag." もういらないからこの携帯あげよう (kono keitai ageyou) (mou iranai kara, kono keitai ageyou) - "I don't need this mobile phone anymore, so you take it."