Evangelion Tamagotchi Evacchi Shinji Model EVA -01 Test Type Toy

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Another method is to feed it fully after hatching with 4x S2, melons. Clean the first LCL but afterwards, don't feed it fully again until 4 hours before cocoon time. Idea is to leave it half hungry and in LCL when it's cocoon time. Aimed at raising this the same way as the rare Third Angel and I think the key is playing 10+ of each game. Less than that (around 5) I only got Arael.

After you've raised Lilith, you have 25 hours to evolve Lilith to Young Rei. Otherwise you've failed.

The Evangelion Tamagotchi brings fans right into the Evangelion series from the get-go with an animation of the Second Impact and the hatching of the embryo angel. Like the Demon Slayer Tamagotchi, this one also features hungry and happy meters that users must keep full by feeding it (in this case, it eats Super Solenoid Engines and watermelon) and playing games with it (this one features two mini-games instead of three). Also similar to the Demon Slayer Tamagotchi, animations inspired by the Evangelion series will appear on screen every hour. Players are responsible for cleaning the angel and if the angel is neglected for too long, it will put up an Absolute Terror Field around itself and players must coax it out. The angel will evolve based on how well players care for it, either causing it to trigger the Third Impact or causing it to get killed by NERV in an explosion. The sleeping function works the same as other Nanos, but the menu and lights off screen are very different. The baby form wakes at 7 AM and sleeps at 8 PM. Adults wake at 7 AM and sleep at 10 PM. It's still the iconic digital pet, and yep, it needs a lot of attention. In their prime, Tamagotchis didn't have to compete with the constant pings of phones or smartwatches. I had raised fairly much every Angel from the 4h group so I pretty much knew exactly what to do to reach the rare Angels stage. This time my focus was on Adam and Kaworu as I didn't have enough battery left to get them first run.

But under controlled parameters (keeping perfect control of when the game starts, when it cries, when LCL happens, feeding 4 melons at start+each LCL) I think I've figured out the key for this I didn't really resort to any guides or hints until I started gettiing the same Angel which was Israfel but, it was fun seeing what I ended up with initially without a guide. I recommend you try playing without this guide too first or if you're here, you've probably done that already. Easiest to get as you just have to abuse it with poor care like Shamshel and leave it in LCL when it turns into a cocoon.Aesthetically I think it's themed nicely after each of the Evangelion mechas. The buttons are actually quite hard to press due to its size so you better have some nails left! There aren't any menus which is probably due to the screen size so there's not much to do. At the same time it's also not very attention seeking. Instead when you hear it beeping it's usually just "interference" where a familiar scene from the series is shown briefly. One of the production companies behind Neon Genesis Evangelion, Tatsunoko Production, is 20% owned by Takara Tomy, Bandai's main competitor in Japan. This marks Tamagotchi's first crossover with a franchise that had significant, albeit partial, creation involvement from a direct competitor. If you aren’t like me and currently running 4 Nano devices along with a Digimon X and Teku Teku Angel then you will definitely have more of an opportunity to try different game and care combinations to get all of the adult Angels and from there some of the special characters. I think that is something that could be a lot of fun to figure out and goes a little beyond just making sure that your Angel is happy and fed. I think this is just slightly different from Sandalphon. You just need to play games with it instead of using melons to keep it happy. As I had mentioned in my Demon Slayer Tamagotchi review, I’ve been collecting Tamagotchi devices for about 24 years. I have also collected most of the Nanos that have been released, in the United States anyway. (When are we going to get the Eevee Tamagotchi in the United States?) I do have a certain affinity for these devices as it is easier to raise more than one at once and tends to be less demanding than most Tamagotchi devices.

This second wave of traumatic anime virtual pets follows up on the initial offering of Shinji, Rei, and Asuka models with new Evatchi (as they’re officially called) for some of the series’ biggest late-to-the-part scene stealers, starting with Kaworu, the kindest, gentlest potential destroyer of humanity you’ll ever meet. After about a day, the embryo will turn into a cocoon swaying side-to-side. You then wait about 3 hours before it will alert you again and the embryo will have stopped moving. That's when incubation starts and you can choose when to release it.

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If you get the Angel you want, great! Raise it all the way until the Third Impact which will take 3 days. Targetting (or "Target in the centre, pull the switch") is also a time based mini game where you hit A or B when the target hits the centre. Do this 5 times successfully for a perfect. From Left to Right: Tanjirotchi Demon Slayer Tamagotchi, Obanaitchi Demon Slayer Tamagotchi, Evatchi Rei Evangelion Tamagotchi, Evatchi Asuka Evangelion Tamagotchi | Source: Bandai/the Pop Insider The Evatchi has the largest roster of any Nano model, with fourteen adults and at least seven secret characters. Including the baby and cocoon stages, this gives it a total of at least 23 characters. Total bonus is, despite how ineffectual they are, those games are really kinda quality; I mean - what did you expect? and look at how great!