Tamagotchi Town

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Tamagotchi Town (たまごっちタウン Tamagotchi Taun), also known as TamaTown, is a town on the Tamagotchi Planet where many Tamagotchis live. It is densely populated by many forms of Tamagotchi.

Appearance[]

Vintage Era[]

The origins of TamaTown can be traced back to the 90's era of Tamagotchis.

In the Japanese movie and manga, Tamatown as shown briefly as a massive cluster of the virtual pets, most being raised on support roles with staircases to raise them above the ground. There is an extensive underground area where construction workers and other Tamagotchis are found. There is also a railway for minecarts and water pipes.

The US appearance on the Tamagotchi Video Adventures VHS release is similar, but has raised pathways as well, and has a monarchy, with Tamagotchis ruled under the Tamagotchi King. Other than homes and small shops, the U.S. form in the video also includes a museum of artifacts from other civilized planets, and an exhibit on the planet history.

Modern Era[]

Tamagotchi Town is a bustling town with many kinds of businesses and schools. There is a road in front of the town where buses and cars drive through. In front of the road, there is a Tamagotchi Department store with a few other stores next to it. Behind the road is the main area of Tamagotchi Town. There is a paved pathway leading to Tamagotchi Preschool and Tamagotchi School which lies in the center of town. The left side of town has a park with the Tama Market, Tama Tower, TamaTama Station, and a few houses. The right side of town has Tamagotchi Hospital, Construction Headquarters, and Uranaitchi's tent.

Near the back of the town are several more businesses such as the Matchmaker's home, Gotchi Bank, the Game Center, and Tamagotchi Restaurant. There is also Gotchi Station which travels to other nearby towns. On a high hill, Gotchi King's Castle is present next to a statue resembling the Statue Of Liberty and a giant banner saying "Welcome to Tamagotchi Town". In the far distance, Celebria can be seen.

Most the buildings in Tamagotchi Town are round and shaped like eggs. All of the buildings are also alive; at night, they discuss the day's events and watch the Tamagotchis' dreams.

Locations in Tamagotchi Town[]

Front[]

TamaDepa: A department store selling all kinds of goods.

Center[]

Tamagotchi School: An elementary and middle school for young Tamagotchis
Tamagotchi Preschool: A preschool where younger Tamagotchis develop their skills before Tamagotchi School

Tama Park[]

Tama Tower: A news station that broadcasts news on the giant screen
Tamatama Station

Right Side[]

Tamagotchi Hospital: A hospital where sick Tamagotchis go to get cured
Uranaitchi's Tent: Tamagotchis come here to get their fortunes read or to predict what their children may look like
Photo Booth: A shop where Tamagotchis take pictures.

Back[]

Tamatama Market: A supermarket that sells groceries and goods
Gotchi Bank: A bank where Tamagotchis can deposit and withdraw gotchi points
The Matchmaker's home: Tamagotchis come here to get matched with other Tamagotchis for marriage
Tamagotchi Restaurant: A restaurant where Tamagotchis eat and hang out
Tamagotchi Game Center: An arcade full of games to play
Post Office: Nazotchi works here and delivers the mail.
Gotchi Station: A train station that travels to locations out of Tamagotchi Town, such as Guruguru Town and Patchi Forest.
Gotchi King's Castle: The home of Gotchi King and his family

Other[]

Tamagotchi High School: A school for teenager Tamagotchis
Tama Street: A busy shopping street full of fashion boutiques, restaurants, and cafes.
Ojitchi's Shop: A roaming cart that Ojitchi pulls, carrying random items.
Tamagotchi Police: A police station that keeps watch over the town

Subsets of Tamatown[]

Many smaller settlements exist surrounding Tamatown, though are still ruled under the same Gotchi King. These include:

Mame City: The industrial hometown of Mametchi and other mame group Tamagotchis.
Guruguru Town: A bright town with many swirls in its design. It is home to Memetchi and other meme group Tamagotchis.
Patchi Forest: A forest full of hot springs. It is home to Kuchipatchi and other kuchi group Tamagotchis.
Gozaru Village: A ninja themed village where Gozarutchi and other ninja themed Tamagotchis live.
Berry Town: A dessert themed town famous for delicious treats. Ichigotchi and other sweets themed Tamagotchis lives here.
Flower Hills: A town themed after flowers and plants. Violetchi lives here.
Oyaji Village: A secret town where senior Tamagotchis live. Otokitchi, Ojitchi, and Oyajitchi live here.
Celebria: A huge mall and amusement park where Kikitchi and other celebrities live.
Gotchi Ginza District: Another shopping district

On Virtual Pets[]

Tamagotchi Plus Color[]

The Tamagotchi Plus Color takes placed in Tamagotchi Town. From the Door icon, the user can visit these locations:

Game Center: There are mini-games here that can be played to earn Gotchi Points.
Tamatama Market: Items can be purchased here.
Home Remodeling Center: A store where the Tamagotchi can buy different room interiors.
Playground: Where the Tamagotchi can meet other characters.
Prize Redemption Center: Where you exchange prize tickets.
Matchmaker: An adult Tamagotchi can visit Otokitchi and find a partner to marry
Amusement Park: Where the character can visit a theme park and go on a ride. A yellow pass from the Market is required in order to visit.
TamaDepa: An expanded version of the Market. A yellow pass from the Market is required to go here, and TamaDepa sells white and green passes to unlock more locations.
Temple: Involves the Tamagotchi praying and receiving a fortune. A white pass is required to visit.
Celebria: The Tamagotchi can visit the movie theater and star in a film. A green pass is required to visit.
Gotchi King's Castle: Where one plays a game involving catching money and hearts. All 7 Lucky Items must be found and happiness must be full before this can be unlocked

Tamagotchi iD[]

The Tamagotchi iD takes place in Tamagotchi Town. From the Door icon, the user can visit these locations:

Game Center: There are mini-games here that can be played to earn Gotchi Points.
Donuts Park: The Tamagotchi can talk to and play with non-raisable Tamagotchi characters.
Gotchi Reform: Various rooms of the Tamagotchi's house can be reformed: The living room, kitchen, toilet room, bathing room, and bedroom. There are four built-in themes for each, which are the default theme, a Lovelitchi theme, a sweets theme, and a royal gold theme.
Tama Depa: The player can use their Gotchi Points to buy toys and items for their Tamagotchi to play with.
Photo Studio: This is Lovepapalitchi's photo studio, where the player can choose an outfit and a background to take a photo of their adult-stage Tamagotchi character.
Accessory Store: The player can use their Gotchi Points to buy hats and accessories for their Tamagotchi to wear.
Match-Making party: The player can choose a partner for their Tamagotchi character so as to get a new egg and move on to a new generation. It can be accessed after having an adult for at least 48 hours.
Tama-Friend Plaza: This is where the player can visit previous Tamagotchi characters they've added to their TamaTomo list.

Tamagotchi iD L[]

The Tamagotchi iD L also takes place in Tamagotchi Town and allows the Tamagotchi to visit more locations in the town. These locations require a certain number of stamps to be collected in order to be accessed:

Henshin Jo (4 stamps): When certain characters visit here, if they have the required clothes or accessories in their Closet, a question will appear asking if they want to change. If yes is selected, the character will transform into a costume and will continue wearing it outside the location. To take the costume off, the tamagotchi must return to the location again.
Waru Cafe (20 stamps): Meet Akaspatchi & Pipospatchi, Spaceytchi's little brothers, and talk about taking over Tamagotchi Planet. Users must be careful that the Tamagotchi School teachers don't see them.
Fortune Teller (24 stamps): Meet Uranaitchi and she will tell users their fortune.
Tamagotchi School (26 stamps): Go to Tamagotchi School with Mimitchi and learn about Tamagotchi and Tamatomo.
Gotchi King's Castle (32 stamps): The tamagotchi can meet the Gotchi King and get commemorative photgraphs featuring the adult characters.

Tamagotchi m!x[]

Tamagotchi Town is the first TamaFriend Town available to visit on the Tamagotchi m!x, being already unlocked from the beginning. From the menu, the user has these options:

Park: Exclusive residents can be talked to and played with here. If the residents are the mother or father of the user's tamagotchi they will not appear.
Shop: Exclusive foods, items, and accessories can be bought from Depagatchi here. The shop also carries the standard stock from My Town's TamaDepa.


Name	Icon	Price
Meals
Tama Burger		150G
Tama Curry		200G
Tama Omurice		180G
Snacks
Tama Castella		80G
Tama Pudding		90G
Bananas		100G
Items
Tama Beanbags		100G
Matroyoshka		800G
Accessories
Top Hat		700G
Tama Hat		400G

Mamemame Laboratory: The Tamagotchi can talk to various scientists working at the lab. The scientists generally give advice on gameplay such as raising relationships and unlocking locations.
Propose: The tamagotchi can propose to a resident if they have a ring.

Residents[]

The user's Tamagotchi can encounter these NPCs in the park.


Name	Gender	Marry	Favorite Items
Mametchi	Male	Yes	List of Favorite Items
Kikitchi	Male	Yes	Skateboard Playing Cards Chess
Lovelitchi	Female	Yes	Tsukitchi Rock Badminton Horse-drawn Carriage
Memetchi	Female	Yes	Juggling Balls Trumpet
Mimitchi	Female	No
Oyajitchi	Male	No
Yattatchi (20th Anniversary exclusive)	Female	No

In the Anime[]

Let's Go! Tamagotchi/Tamagotchi![]

Tamagotchi Town served as the primary setting for Let's Go! Tamagotchi and the first seven seasons of the Tamagotchi! anime.

Tamagotchi! Yume Kira Dream[]

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GO-GO Tamagotchi![]

In GO-GO Tamagotchi!, Tamagotchi Town temporarily merges with Dream Town to form "DoriTama Town".

On Websites[]

Ketai Phone App[]

Tamatown appeared once again with the release of the Keitai Kaitsuu Tamagotchi Plus in Japan. Using a mobile phone game, the Tamagotchis could now visit Tamatown and find mates, visit parents, and play games. The Tamatown featured was different from the original appearence; instead of raised buildings that resembled the virtual pet, the new Tamatown was shown to have a running railway, a news tower, a marketplace, houses, trees, and a station. Tall office buildings could also be seen in the far background. The city also had a new ruler: a round, golden egg with a crown and cape, known today as the Gotchi King.

E-Tamago/TamaTown[]

Main article: TamaTown

With the release of the Chou Jinsei Enjoi Tamagotchi Plus, Tamatown expanded vastly. Rather than a small settlement, the modern Tamatown had many new buildings and stores, as well as a school, hospital, arcade, and many others. Entama owners could log on to a website, e-tamago.com, and visit Tamatown. They could play games, buy goods, visit relatives and teachers, among other things. The Tamagotchi Connection Version 3 through Version 4.5, released in countries outside Japan, has a similar Tamatown accessed through Tamatown.com, though with many differences from its Japanese counterpart.

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Modern Artwork[]

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