Woopatchi (うーぱっち Ūpatchi) is a female adult-stage Tamagotchi who debuted on the Tamagotchi Uni worldwide.
Name Origin[]
Woopatchi is likely derived from "Wooper Looper", a marketing term created for pet salamanders in Japan. The term is also used in Japan to refer to axolotls, a species of salamander.
Appearance[]
Woopatchi resembles a white axolotl with multicolored gills with big lips that are pink, as are her limbs and tail highlights. A single strand of hair curls around the front of her bulbous head.
Personality[]
Woopatchi is a Tamagotchi character capable of befriending anyone. It isn't that she's pushy, it's just her charm makes everyone fast Tama Friends.
On Virtual Pets[]
Tamagotchi Uni[]
Woopatchi is a raisable adult character that appears on the Tamagotchi Uni. She can be obtained from Teftetchi with 0-1 care mistakes or with 2-5 care mistakes, ordering from Tama Delivery at least 10 times. Her hunger decreases by one every 50 minutes while her happiness decreases every 30 minutes. She goes to sleep at 10 PM.
Other Forms[]
Cogimyun Woopatchi[]
Cogimyun Woopatchi is a transformation exclusive to the Sanrio Characters Tama Portal location on the Tamagotchi Uni. Woopatchi resembles the Sanrio character Cogimyun, having white buns on the side of her head decorated with a rainbow leaf of wheat. She also floats in the air like Cogimyun. She can be obtained from any female teen by feeding them the Cotton Cogimyun snack the most out of other DLC content.
Meduupa[]
Meduupa is a transformative exclusive to the Monster Carnival Tama Portal location. Woopatchi is dressed as the Greek mythology monster Medusa, having a gray snake like body and rainbow colored snakes replacing their gills. She can be obtained from any female teen by feeding them the Snake Churros snack the most out of other DLC content.
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Trivia[]
- In an interview published in Nikkei MJ, Yuki Kadota from the Bandai Global Toy Planning Department stated that Woopatchi's design came from an overseas sales team member.[1]
