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Mugatchi is a male adult character who appeared on the Hanerutchi 1 and Hanerutchi 2. Initially he could be either gender but when the Hanerutchi 2 was released he was identified as male.
Appearance[]
Mugatchi resembles a man with a dark hair and a yellow strip going across his forhead. He has small eyes and thick eyebrows. He has a small nose and mouth, and several markings on his face (unlike in his 2005 artwork where he has black eyes in perfect circles and larger facial features.) He also wears a red sweater and brown shorts as well as white socks.
2005 Artwork
Obtaining[]
Hanerutchi 1[]
Mugatchi is an adult stage character who appears in even generations, evolves from Kajikuchi Abukotchi or Yamamoto Munkutchi, and is obtained from bad care. He sleeps from 11 PM to 10 AM, although it is possible to put him to sleep at 10:30 PM.
If the "Yumeko-chan's photo" item is used on Mugatchi then he will become Ootamutchi. If the user uses it again, Ootamutchi will turn back into Mugatchi.
Hanerutchi 2[]
Obtainable in the Owarai Group, Mugatchi evolves from either Tsukaji Taisuketchi or Yamamoto Munkutchi after 72-84 hours if either of them have high Phys. Ed GUT points. Mugatchi will graduate from school 48 hours after evolving from either of the two teens and then will be able to get a job depending on his GUT points, and whether or not Gogobuchou accepts him during the interview. 24 hours later Otokitchi will show up with a mating partner. However, if he does not mate by the age of 16 then he will evolve into Morinoshintchi. Mugatchi sleeps from 10 PM to 9 AM.
Trivia[]
- Mugatchi is one of two Hanerutchi characters to not be inspired by a skit from Haneru No Tobira. The other character being Babatchi.
- Coincidentally, both characters were the two bad care adults on the Hanerutchi 1.
- Mugatchi is the first Hanerutchi character to have his name written in English instead of kana or kanji with the exception of "tchi".
Name Origin[]
Mugatchi is named after Muga Tsukaji, who inspired Mugatchi.