Here you'll find my personal collection of Tamagotchi, Tamagotchi Connection and Japanese Tamagotchi related images. All of these images are of my own personal Tamagotchi and they are all original to Tamagotchi Planet at Mimitchi.com.

Note: Please please please, don't take these images! I always hesitate to update this page because I get my stuff stolen so often and it's just downright depressing and disrespectful. Support creativity on the web - don't steal from my website or any other website! Not only is it illegal because of copyright laws, it's downright pointless to steal other peoples hard work. Be creative by making your own art in a program like Paint or Photoshop, taking your own pictures with a camera and making original content for your own web pages. Thank you.
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The Tamagotchi Connection(かえってきた!たまごっちプラス 'Kaettekita! Tamagotchi Purasu' in Japan) (also known as theTamagotchi Connexion in Europe and Asia) is the first modernrelease of the Tamagotchi virtual pet, debutingin Japan on March 20, 2004 and in North America on August 15, 2004. Following the release of the Tamagotchi Connection Version 2, it became colloquially known. The Tamagotchi Connection v6 is the final release in the Connection series and allows the Tamagotchi to become a pop star. As the Tamagotchi ages, it will learn a musical instrument and a band manager will come once the Tamagotchi reaches 5 in-game years of age. Change your Tamagotchi's clock. While the time is still visible on the Tamagotchi's screen, hold the 'A' and 'C' buttons down simultaneously. You should now be able to change the time by pressing the 'A' button. When the clock shows the time your Tamagotchi wakes up, press the 'B' button to confirm and then the 'C' button to resume the clock. Bandai brought only a few generations of Tamagotchi to the U.S. After that initial release. One of my personal favourite models was the Tamagotchi Connection, which debuted in 2004 and used.

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TamaSuku	December 11th 2006: Here is the latest Tamagotchi to join my collection; the Tamagotchi School (or TamaSuku).
Coin Banks	December 11th 2006: I found and bought these two Tamagotchi Coin Banks on eBay several years ago. I was so happy to find Mimitchi! They stand about 6 inches tall and I keep them on the entertainment center.
Handkerchief	December 11th 2006: I bought this Tamagotchi Handkerchief on eBay several years ago. The fabric is very thin and the image is seen on both sides. On the front is a little Tamagotchi sticker.
Angelgotch Toys	December 11th 2006: You'll have to excuse the quality here, these little Angelgotch toys are very small! They were a gift given to me from an eBay seller many years ago when I was buying many Tamagotch from him at a time.
Tamagotchi Tissues	December 11th 2006: This is a picture of the Tamagotchi Tissues I got many years ago. I never opened them up but I wanted to share them because the imagery on them is so adorable! I am thrilled that Mimitchi made an appearance on this item too.
Dunkn	December 11th 2006: Here is a camera picture of MohiTamatchi on my Tamagotchi Connection V3. His name is Dunkn (my husband named his Donut) and he is Generation two, the son of Jarre and Ninja.
Mimitchi & Ginji	December 11th 2006: I managed to raise my first Mimitchi and Ginjirotchi in several years on this date. You can see them here in a nice close up shot. For once I used the camera instead of the scanner.
Tamagotchi Collection V	December 11th 2006: And here we have another group shot of my Collection. This image is much bigger then the previous image and done from another angle. The Tamagotchi are all laid on my bed in random order. Mimitchi Tamagotchi, Ginjirotchi and MohiTamatchi are seen in the bottom right corner. The TamaSuku (Tamagotchi School) is seen here for the first time in a collection photo.
Tamagotchi Collection IV	December 11th 2006: In another attempt to take more images of my collection as a whole, I am adding just a couple more images from another location - the bed! These shots were hard to take; I had to do quite a balancing act to get them. I took around 50 images and ended up with just a couple of useable ones. Thankfully they turned out good.
Tamagotchi Collection I	December 6th 2006: Here you have it, a picture of almost my entire collection of Tamagotchi and Virtual pets. I have 106 Total Bandai pets, but in the picture you'll find a few missing. This is because since I moved a couple got moved into another box and I can't find them right now in my mass of moving boxes. Also I forgot to include a couple of Virtual Pets (like the Pokemon Pikachu 2). If you look close at these Collection pictures you can see that not all of the Tamagotchi in this group shot have pictures on this page, such as the MIB Tama.
Tamagotchi Collection II	December 6th 2006: This is another angle of my almost complete group shot of the entire collection. These Collection images are the biggest group pictures I've ever taken of my Virtual Pets. Forgive the poor quality but I had a hard time finding a place to take the picture where they could fit and where I had enough lighting. It was also hard to find the perfect angle to take the shot.
Tamagotchi Collection III	December 6th 2006: And here yet another angle of the same large group that consists of the majority of my Tamagotchi & Virtual Pet collection.
P1 & P2 Group	December 6th 2006: Here is a large group shot of my P1 & P2 Tamagotchi that no longer have their packages.
Tamagotchi Connection	December 6th 2006: My collection of Connections are not too great or interesting as

Tamagotchi Connection Failure