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Does it take your tamagotchi one year to go from new born to one year old?
Well, years in a Tamagotchi is different from years in reality. One day in real life is basically one year in a tamagotchi.
What are Tamagotchi life points?
The points of life that the tamagotchi has. if it is gone your tamagochi dies!
What type of device does one need to play Tamagotchi Town?
In order to play Tamagotchi Town one must have a Tamagotchi toy. Tamagotchi toys would simulate the life cycle of a real pet, which enable the kids to experience the responsibility at the same time fun of taking care a pet.
What time will your tamagotchi turn into a teenager?
when it's 3 days old in the real world, but in tamagotchi, 3 years old. (one day in the real world is one year in the tamagotchi world) --MewMew
Is there a diagram for your tamagotchi when its an egg to an adult?
well yes just put in tamagotchi life
Is a tamagotchi a baby if its 1 year old?
1 year in Tamagotchi world = 1 day in real life. After a day they usually go into the toddler stage. Tamagotchis don't stay babies for long. It also depends on your Tamagotchi version, though. Different versions have different growth cycles.
Do you have to wait a year so your tamagotchi will grow older a year?
No. A day or two real days is one year for your tamagotchi.
How do you change character at new.tamatown.com?
Well , you can't. It depends on your Real tamagotchi character on your tamagotchi. So if your a guest then you can't change it.
How do you get surtain characters v4 tamagotchi?
You need to take real good care of it to make sure it becomes a good lookin tamagotchi.
Is v7 tamagotchi in Australia?
Sorry but the v7 is not real, and even if it is, it would still be in Japanese. They are also translating the tamagotchi color into English.
What are the release dates for TV Land Confidential - 2005 When Real Life and Screen Life Collide - 1.2?
TV Land Confidential - 2005 When Real Life and Screen Life Collide - 1.2 was released on: USA: 21 September 2005
How did Indian's concept of land ownership differ from the colonists concept of land ownership in changes in the land?
No one owned the land
