Tamagotchi Village as seen in the anime
Tamagotchi Village is a location in Patchi Forest that appeared in the original Tamagotchi! anime.
Appearance[]
Tamagotchi Village is a old fashioned village where most of the buildings are made of stone and straw roofs. Tonotchi is the village leader. A few of the residents are alternate counterparts of the Tama-friends, namely Mametchi, Memetchi, Kuchipatchi, and Lovelitchi. These residents are unaware of their counterparts and are surprised to learn of their existence. While they look the same, they have a different personality to their counterparts with Love-chan being an exception. Brown mushrooms with ears shaped like Mametchi's grow around the area and are the village's specialty.
The village is mysterious in that time passes differently compared to the outside world. This is shown when Lovelitchi and friends find the village during the morning and leave it during the late afternoon. When they get back into Patchi Forest, the time of day is still morning. Pashalin is also unable to keep any photos she took in the village as the photos disappear from her memory when she leaves.
Residents[]
In the Anime[]
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Lovelitchi, Melodytchi, Moriritchi, and Kizunatchi stumble upon the village in "Mysterious Tama-Friends of Tamagotchi Village" when they were trying to meet up with Mametchi, Memetchi, and Kuchipatchi in Patchi Forest. When they see Mamesaku, Mememi, and Patchibe they mistake them as the friends they were looking for. Upon realizing they are alternate counterparts of their friends, they are shocked at how much they look alike. After getting acquainted and meeting Love-chan, the counterparts ask the girls for help in beautifying Tamagotchi Village and impressing Tonotchi, the village leader.
The group works together to achieve these goals by creating a decorated archway for the entrance and performing Smile for Tomorrow in front of Tonotchi. After succeeding at this, the group part ways at the entrance and the Mushroom Tama Heart appears from their bond.
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