Pivot Poogie’s comprehensive Tamagotchi m!x guide
Your Town and Special Events
Connecting to My m!x Land
Help! FAQ and Troubleshooting
This section explains the menu icons, starting from the top left, and their submenus.
Status/Settings (じょうたい・せってい)
Brightness Settings (あかるさせってい)
Sound Settings (サウンドせってい)
Icon Background (アイコンバック)
These basic options allow you to adjust the brightness of your screen, turn the sound on/off, and change the background image behind your main menu. Status screen information can be found in the Raising Your Tama section.
Cafe Restaurant (カフェレストラン)
You can eat food stored in your home fridge, or go out to a restaurant to eat. Meals will usually fill up two hunger points on your Tama’s hunger meter, while snacks will fill one or none at all, but boost your Tama’s happiness.
If you catch your Tama shivering and looking tense, they probably have to use the toilet! The bath option should be used when your Tama gets dirty (their colour will turn muddy).
Connection/Password (ツーしん・パスワード)
Tamagotchi M!X (たまごっちm！x)
These are your options for connecting with other devices. Unlike some older models of Tamagotchi, the m!x doesn’t have IR or NFC capabilities, which means its connections are limited to other m!x units, and m!x Download Stations which can be found in retail locations in Japan. The PC option will let you input a password to play with your Tama on your mobile device or computer, which you can find out more about in the Connecting to My m!x Land section.
Papa and Mama’s House (パパとママのいえ)
Sending your Tama to Papa and Mama’s house acts as a babysitter for your Tama, useful for when you’re busy and can’t pay close attention to its needs. It can stay there until 5:00 pm, at which point it will come home on its own. The family tree option will let you have a look at your Tama’s ancestry up until now.
Out on the Town (じぶんのタウンへおでかけ)
Tama Department Store (たまデパ)
The Tama Department Store lets you purchase goodies, renovate your house, and play games with your Tama. The park plaza is where you can encounter various Tama friends at different times of the day. The Playroom is a babysitting option much like Papa and Mama’s House… but be careful, as you need to pick up your Tama BEFORE 5:00 pm from the Playroom or else they’ll get upset and lose happiness points.
Tama Friends’ Towns (たまともたちのタウンへおでかけ)
I’ve written a generic menu here, as every town is slightly different. Meals and snacks you buy in other towns’ stores will be stored in your refrigerator so you can eat them later.
Cleaning Supplies (おそうじグッズ)
This is where you can let your Tama play with its toys or equip accessories you’ve bought for it. Cleaning supplies should be used when your Tama’s home gets dirty (it will turn a muddy colour). Special goods are one of a kind items you can obtain through various means, such as discount coupons for the Tama Department Store.
Tama Friends List (たまともリスト)
Friends Journal (ともだちてちょう)
Commemorative Photo (きねんしゃしん)
Tama Friends will display your relationship status with marriageable characters you’ve met at different towns. Blue indicates acquaintances, green indicates friends, orange indicates lovers or good friends, while red indicates true love or best friends. The Friends Journal shows you a record of Tamas you’ve connected to on other m!x units, while the Commemorative Photo gallery lets you look at pictures you’ve taken with friends’ Tamas on other m!x units.
Use this option when your Tama is sick or has a toothache.
Part 2 - Raising Your Tama
Like any Tamagotchi, the object of the m!x is to help your Tama lead a happy, healthy life by keeping their hunger and happiness meters full. You can check these parameters on the status screen.
Status Screen
The status screen has two pages. The first shows your Tamagotchi along with your name, their name and gender. Pressing A will take you to the second, which displays your Tamagotchi’s happiness (あいじょー, the rainbow bar), hunger (おなか, the rice balls), generation (せだい), age (才), and money (G).
Try to keep your Tamagotchi’s happiness meter full by taking it to meet friends, going to town attractions, feeding it snacks it likes, or playing games with it. Keep its hunger meter full by feeding it meals.
If you leave your Tama sad or hungry for too long, or neglect to clean their mess for a while, this counts as a mistake in raising them, also known as a care miss, and will negatively impact them.
Life Stages
Tamagotchis in m!x have four distinct life stages. They’ll hatch from an egg and start out as babies, who need constant attention as their hunger and happiness meters run out very quickly. After an hour or two, they’ll grow into toddlers, whose form will be different depending on how they were taken care of as babies. After around 24 hours they’ll grow into teens, again dependent on the care they got until this stage, and finally after another 24 hours they’ll grow into their final adult form, known as the Friend stage. At this stage they can be married when they reach the required affection level with a Tama of the opposite gender.
Every Tamagotchi has slightly different depletion rates for their hunger and happiness, and each likes different foods, toys, and accessories, as you can see in the Tamagotchi Profiles section.
How to Raise a Certain Tama
Your first generation Tama in m!x is dependent on how you care for them. These are the requirements for getting a certain Tama at each stage of life.
Toddlers
Tantotchi/Puchitomatchi: Happiness above 10 points.
Nanahotchi/Mittsubotchi: Happiness below 10 points.
Teens
Haretchi: 0-2 care misses. Happiness above 20 points.
Eritchi: 3-5 care misses. Happiness above 20 points.
Soyofuwatchi: 6 or more care misses. Happiness above 20 points.
Mokokotchi: 0-2 care misses. Happiness below 20 points.
Tororitchi: 3-5 care misses. Happiness below 20 points.
Waamuwaamutchi: 6 or more care misses. Happiness below 20 points.
Female Friends
Lovelitchi: 0-2 care misses.
Memetchi: 3-4 care misses.
Nijifuwatchi: Turn your town into the Sky type.
Flowertchi: 5-6 care misses, OR turn your town into the Flower type.
Momotchi: 7 or more care misses.
Male Friends
Mametchi: 0-2 care misses.
Kuchipatchi: 3-4 care misses, OR turn your town into the Forest type.
Yotsubatchi: Turn your town into the Flower type.
Gozarutchi: 5-6 care misses, OR turn your town into the Japanese type.
Shimagurutchi: 7 or more care misses.
After the first generation, children’s appearances will be based on their parents rather than the level of care they receive growing up.
Part 3 - Marriage and Mixing
Once your Tama has reached the Friend stage, you can have them marry another Tama to produce a child.
Have your Tama visit the town of their intended partner and play with them as much as possible. Bringing toys that the partner likes will help raise their affection level faster. You can check their affection level in the Journal > Tama Friends List screen. Once they’ve reached at least orange affection, your Tama can propose to them via the propose option in the intended partner’s town. Proposing requires a ring, which can be bought in the Tama Department Store. There are two types of rings – an expensive diamond ring will have a better success rate than a regular ring.
Alternately, you can wait for your Tama to be proposed to, if you’d rather avoid buying a ring at all. Once a Tama friend’s affection level is red, visiting them is likely to trigger a proposal. You have three answers you can give to a proposal: Yes (はい), No (いいえ), or Let me think about it (かんがえさせて). Saying no will result in bumping that Tama friend’s affection back down to friendship, while asking for time to think about it won’t affect their affection level, but will trigger the proposal again next time.
After the wedding…
Congratulations, your Tama won over their love and they’ve gotten married! They’ll soon have an egg which will grow into a new baby Tama.
The baby Tama will stay with their parents until the toddler stage, at which point they’ll move out into their own home. Unlike the first generation Tama, this one will have an appearance that’s a combination of both their parents’ looks.
Part 4 - Tamagotchi Profiles
Each Tamagotchi has their own likes and dislikes. Mixed children will inherit their taste from one of their parents – experiment to see which one they take after!
Gender: Male
Birthday: November 23
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 0.5/5
Happiness depletion rate: 4/5
Likes: Tama Burger, Rose Sushi, Tama Castela, Planet Cake, Crown, Space Helmet, Robot, Mini-Rocket
Dislikes: Onigiri, Clef Pie, Berry Smoothie, Strawberry Earrings, Crayons
Gender: Male
Birthday: May 8
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 5/5
Happiness depletion rate: 1/5
Likes: Ramen, Forest Mushroom Steak, Hot Springs Dumplings, Matcha Parfait, Beard, Hot Springs Set, My Hot Springs, Blanket Roll
Dislikes: Onigiri, Garden Salad, Watawata Cotton Candy, Flower Bouquet, Conch Shell
Gender: Male
Birthday: April 28
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 1/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Leafy Pasta, Berry Waffles, Honey Rose Tea, Lemonade, Berry Balloons, Pinwheel, Mini-Rocket
Dislikes: Onigiri, Hot Sandwiches, Shinobi Sesame Pudding, Hot Springs Set, My Hot Springs
Gender: Male
Birthday: February 2
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 10:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 4/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Gozaru Onigiri, Gozaru Soba, Shinobi Sesame Pudding, Sweet Potato Youkan, Shogun Helmet, Illustrated Scroll, Shuriken
Dislikes: Onigiri, Berry Waffles, Pipe Organ, Zahha Torte, Electric Guitar
Gender: Male
Birthday: September 6
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 4/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Tama Burger, Steamy Pot Pie, Cream Soda, Tama Castela, Eggshell Hat, Space Helmet, Crayons, Thunder Drum
Dislikes: Onigiri, Patchi Eggs, Flower Cake, Flower Seeds, Clef Beret
Gender: Female
Birthday: September 10
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 1/5
Happiness depletion rate: 4/5
Likes: Napolitan, Tama Omurice, Clef Pie, Egg Pudding, Millefeuille, Fluffy Scarf, Tiara, Tsukitchi Rock, Badminton
Dislikes: Onigiri, Karaage Bowl, Potato Chips, Shuriken
Gender: Female
Birthday: October 10
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 1/5
Happiness depletion rate: 1/5
Likes: Hot Sandwiches, Napolitan, Berry 2 Sundae, Egg Pudding, Tama Hat, Ribbon Hairband, Juggling Balls, Trumpet
Dislikes: Onigiri, Gozaru Onigiri, Stardust Jelly, Space Helmet, Thunder Drum
Gender: Female
Birthday: October 4
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 2/5
Happiness depletion rate: 3/5
Likes: Fluffy Bread, Drippy Fondue, Pastel Chiffon Cake, Moon Drops, Rainbow Turban, Rainbow Watering Can, Planetarium
Dislikes: Onigiri, Tama Curry, Walnut Muffin, Berry Balloons, Playing Cards
Gender: Female
Birthday: April 8
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 3/5
Happiness depletion rate: 3/5
Likes: Garden Salad, Fruit Salad, Flower Cake, Flower Sunglasses, Flower Bouquet, Flower Seeds, Rainbow Watering Can
Dislikes: Onigiri, Forest Mushroom Steak, Hot Springs Dumplings, Marine Juice, Monk Fish Hat, Tama Box
Gender: Female
Birthday: March 20
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 5/5
Happiness depletion rate: 1/5
Likes: Lunch Plate, Onion Rings, Flowerpot Parfait, Fruit Tart, Strawberry Earrings, Life Preserver, Flower Seeds, Snorkel
Dislikes: Onigiri, Music Note Pretzel, Matcha Parfait, Tama Matryoshka
Gender: Male
Birthday: July 28
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 3/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Tama Curry, Forest Mushroom Steak, Potato Chips, Monkey Banana, Crown, Rainbow Turban, Skateboard, Playing Cards
Dislikes: Onigiri, Fruit Salad, Tomato Juice, Heart Hairband, Trumpet
Gender: Male
Birthday: October 8
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 10:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 5/5
Happiness depletion rate: 1/5
Likes: Stump Stew, Patchi Eggs, Leaf Pie, Walnut Muffin, Leafy Wreath, Forest Doll, My Hot Springs
Dislikes: Onigiri, Yakisoba, Millefeuille, Crown, Paraglider
Gender: Male
Birthday: June 26
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 10:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 0.5/5
Happiness depletion rate: 4/5
Likes: Karaage Bowl, Drippy Fondue, Pastel Chiffon Cake, Pikagoro Stew, Electric Guitar, Thunder Drum
Dislikes: Onigiri, Leafy Pasta, Honey Rose Tea, Flower Sunglasses, Rainbow Watering Can
Gender: Male
Birthday: July 14
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 5/5
Happiness depletion rate: 1/5
Likes: Squid Ink Risotto, Spacy Meal, Jellyfish Jelly, Stardust Jelly, Tama Hat, Monk Fish Hat, Drifting Cloud, Jelyfish Lamp
Dislikes: Onigiri, Tama Omurice, Leaf Pie, Fluffy Scarf, Juggling Balls
Gender: Male
Birthday: November 11
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 3/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Karaage Bowl, Yakisoba, Hot Springs Dumplings, Sweet Potato Youkan, Hot Springs Set, Shogun Helmet, Tama Box, Conch Shell
Dislikes: Onigiri, Whipped Cream Sandwich, Berry 2 Sundae, Ribbon Hairband, Parabola Antenna
Gender: Male
Birthday: June 16
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 4/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Whipped Cream Sandwich, Berry Waffles, Leaf Pie, Matcha Parfait, Leafy Wreath, Pudding Trampoline
Dislikes: Onigiri, Cabbage Rolls, Lemonade, Eggshell Hat, Tsukitchi Rock
Gender: Male
Birthday: September 12
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 3/5
Happiness depletion rate: 3/5
Likes: Spacy Meal, Onion Rings, Planet Cake, Moon Drops, Milky Way, Parabola Antenna
Dislikes: Onigiri, Napolitan, Monkey Banana, Beard, Blanket Roll
Gender: Male
Birthday: September 4
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 5/5
Happiness depletion rate: 1/5
Likes: Music Note Pretzel, Cabbage Rolls, Zahha Torte, Lemonade, Milky Way, Clef Beret, Pipe Organ, Trumpet
Dislikes: Onigiri, Fluffy Bread, Anmitsu, Flower Barrette, Robot
Gender: Female
Birthday: July 22
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 4/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Stump Stew, Patchi Eggs, Tomato Juice, Walnut Muffin, Heart Hairband, Tama Matryoshka, Forest Doll
Dislikes: Onigiri, Tama Burger, Pearl Ice Cream, Pearl Crown, Drifting Cloud
Gender: Female
Birthday: April 15
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 2/5
Happiness depletion rate: 3/5
Likes: Garden Salad, Leafy Pasta, Lemon Mousse, Flower Cake, Flower Sunglasses, Ribbon Hairband, Flower Seeds, Jellyfish Lamp
Dislikes: Onigiri, Mermaid Bowl, Marine Juice, Tiara, Illustrated Scroll
Gender: Female
Birthday: August 7
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 10:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 1/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Rose Sushi, Cabbage Rolls, Tomato Juice, Honey Rose Tea, Pearl Crown, Tiara, Planetarium, Badminton
Dislikes: Onigiri, Ramen, Jellyfish Jelly, Shogun Helmet, Forest Doll
Gender: Female
Birthday: March 3
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 2/5
Happiness depletion rate: 4/5
Likes: Fluffy Bread, Steamy Pot Pie, Lemon Mousse, Watawata Cotton Candy, Fluffy Scarf, Juggling Balls, Drifting Cloud
Dislikes: Onigiri, Stump Stew, Moon Drops, Rainbow Turban, Snorkel
Gender: Female
Birthday: August 30
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 10:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 4/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Squid Ink Risotto, Shrimp Cocktail, Marine Juice, Pearl Ice Cream, Pearl Crown, Conch Shell
Dislikes: Onigiri, Drippy Fondue, Pikagoro Stew, Pudding Trampoline, Life Preserver
Gender: Female
Birthday: June 30
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 2/5
Happiness depletion rate: 3/5
Likes: Ramen, Mermaid Bowl, Marine Juice, Jellyfish Jelly, Flower Barrette, Tama Box, Playing Cards
Dislikes: Onigiri, Lunch Plate, Pastel Chiffon Cake, Tama Hat, Badminton
Gender: Female
Birthday: November 15
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 2/5
Happiness depletion rate: 4/5
Likes: Mermaid Bowl, Gozaru Soba, Watawata Cotton Candy, Anmitsu, Flower Barrette, Life Preserver, Tsukitchi Rock, Pinwheel
Dislikes: Onigiri, Cream Soda, Shrimp Cocktail, Skateboard
Gender: Female
Birthday: February 22
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 10:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 2/5
Happiness depletion rate: 3/5
Likes: Gozaru Onigiri, Yakisoba, Anmitsu, Shinobi Sesame Pudding, Heart Hairband, Shuriken, Paraglider
Dislikes: Onigiri, Onion Rings, Lemon Mousse, Milky Way, Planetarium
Gender: Female
Birthday: October 5
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 8:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 4/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Fruit Salad, Whipped Cream Sandwich, Berry Smoothie, Fruit Tart, Berry Balloons, Strawberry Earrings, Pudding Trampoline, Blanket Roll
Dislikes: Onigiri, Steamy Pot Pie, Egg Pudding, Mini-Rocket
Gender: Female
Birthday: February 14
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 9:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 1/5
Happiness depletion rate: 2/5
Likes: Tama Omurice, UFO Lunch, Pearl Ice Cream, Stardust Jelly, Beard, Flower Bouquet, Parabola Antenna, Robot
Dislikes: Onigiri, Squid Ink Risotto, Sweet Potato Youkan, Pinwheel
Gender: Female
Birthday: December 29
Wake/sleep time: 7:00 am / 10:00 pm
Hunger depletion rate: 3/5
Happiness depletion rate: 3/5
Likes: Music Note Pretzel, Clef Pie, Zahha Torte, Millefeuille, Melody Hat, Clef Beret, Snorkel, Pipe Organ
Dislikes: Onigiri, UFO Lunch, Fruit Tart, Leafy Headband, Jellyfish Lamp
Part 5 - Your Town and Special Events
Park Plaza
Aside from shopping and playing games at the Tama Department Store, there are many characters your Tama can interact with in the Plaza in your town. The following characters will appear at different times of the day.
7:00 am - 10:59 am: Miraitchi, Lovesoratchi
11:00 am - 3:59 pm: Clulutchi, Kyawatchi
4:00 pm - 6:59 pm: Miraitchi, Chamametchi
7:00 pm - 9:59 pm: Clulutchi, Motetchi
There are also a few special events that take place in the plaza.
Once a day between 7:00 am - 8:59 am: Morning market. A saleslady will offer you various goods and accessories from different towns for half price.
On the 10th, 20th and 30th of the month between 10:00 am - 2:59 pm: Zero Garbage Day. The Eco Bunnies will visit to pick up litter, and leave you with a special gift. The eco bag gives you a discount at the Tama Department Store, the eco fork gives you a discount on food at the restaurant or other town shops, and the eco badge is a toy to raise your Tama’s happiness.
Town Types
Your home town can change appearance based on different factors.
There are nine types of town: town, forest, sky, sea, flower, Japanese, sweets, space, and music. When raising your first Tama, some Friends require a certain town type. The type can be influenced by using matching items and renovating the Living Room with the same theme.
Example: You want your first Tamagotchi to grow into Kuchipatchi, so you renovate your Living Room to the Forest Living Room and play with items such as the Forest Doll until the town’s type changes to Forest.
After your first generation, the Town type will generally change based on the Tamagotchi you’re raising at the time – Gozarutchi’s child might turn the town to Japanese type, Nijifuwatchi’s child might turn the town to Sky type, and so on.
Seasonal Events
Like previous Tamagotchi versions, there are seasonal events that will happen throughout the year. They are usually triggered by going into the front garden. These are only some of the cute and surprising events that can take place:
April 1 - April 30: Cherry blossoms with Harurutchi
May 1 - May 5: Children’s Day carp banner event
June 1 - June 30: Surprise proposal from the postman
July 1 - August 31: Beach scenery appears
September 15 - September 30 from 7:00 pm - 9:59 pm: Moon viewing with dumplings
Summer evenings: Fireworks event
If anyone has exact dates and times for more surprise events, please feel free to let me know!
Part 6 - Tama Friends’ Towns
There are eight different towns that can be unlocked in Tamagotchi m!x, depending on your version. Each one has unique Tama Friends to meet and activities to try.
Tamagotchi Town (たまごっちタウン)
Unlock Method: Unlocked by default at the beginning of the game.
Town Residents: Mametchi*, Kikitchi*, Memetchi*, Lovelitchi*, Mimitchi, Oyajitchi
Store Items:
Meals: Tama Burger (150G), Tama Curry (200G), Tama Omurice (180G)
Snacks: Tama Castela (80G), Egg Pudding (90G), Monkey Banana (100G)
Accessories: Tama Hat (700G), Eggshell Hat (400G)
Goods: Juggling Balls (100G), Tama Matryoshka (800G)
Town Attraction: Genetics Lab. Visiting the laboratory will give you hints about the game’s mixing feature and how genetics work.
Unlock Method: Unlocks by going outside to your garden with an adult Tama.
Town Residents: Morijikatchi*, Kuchipatchi*, Guriritchi*, Morikamitchi, Sebiretchi, Guriguritchi
Store Items:
Meals: Stump Stew (160G), Forest Mushroom Steak (150G), Patchi Eggs (80G)
Snacks: Hot Springs Dumplings (80G), Leaf Pie (70G), Walnut Muffin (80G)
Accessories: Hot Springs Set (600G), Leafy Wreath (400G)
Goods: Forest Doll (400G), My Hot Springs (1500G)
Town Attraction: Hot Springs. A variety of different animations can happen here, and if you’re lucky you might strike gold!
Unlock Method: Unlocks by purchasing the Flower Living Room from the Tama Department Store.
Town Residents: Flowertchi*, Yotsubatchi*, Butterflytchi*, Himebaratchi*, Hanafuwatchi, Mamaflowertchi
Store Items:
Meals: Garden Salad (110G), Leafy Pasta (120G), Rose Sushi (250G)
Snacks: Flower Cake (110G), Flowerpot Parfait (200G), Honey Rose Tea (130G)
Accessories: Flower Sunglasses (600G), Flower Bouquet (500G)
Goods: Flower Seeds (200G), Rainbow Watering Can (800G)
Town Attraction: Flower Fortune Telling. Have your compatibility fortune told with love advice from the giant flower.
Mermaid Palace (マーメイドパレス)
Unlock Method: Unlocks by going outside to your garden after having interacted with three different Tamas on another m!x unit or m!x Download Station.
Town Residents: Kotohimetchi*, Pichipitchi*, Jellytchi*, Welcometchi, Otohimetchi, Isoginshakutchi
Store Items:
Meals: Mermaid Bowl (280G), Squid Ink Risotto (150G), Shrimp Cocktail (170G)
Snacks: Marine Juice (120G), Pearl Ice Cream (150G), Jellyfish Jelly (110G)
Accessories: Pearl Crown (1100G), Monk Fish Hat (650G)
Goods: Snorkel (800G), Jellyfish Lamp (800G)
Town Attraction: Marine Party. A feast with Otohimetchi where you could find special items such as the Conch Shell.
Unlock Method: Unlocks by purchasing the Flower Seeds item from Flower Town’s store, and using them on a sunny day. This is slightly randomised, so it sometimes takes a few tries to work.
Town Residents: Nijifuwatchi*, Pikagorotchi*, Watawatatchi*, Unicorntchi, Kikyutchi
Store Items:
Meals: Fluffy Bread (100G), Steamy Pot Pie (120G), Drippy Fondue (160G)
Snacks: Pastel Chiffon Cake (120G), Pikagoro Stew (110G), Watawata Cotton Candy (60G)
Accessories: Rainbow Turban (700G), Fluffy Scarf (900G)
Goods: Drifting Cloud (1200G), Thunder Drum (600G)
Town Attraction: Pikagoro Thunder. An exciting game that is described in the Games section below.
Unlock Method: Unlocks by obtaining the Conch Shell item from the Marine Party (third option in Mermaid Palace). Use the Conch Shell after renovating your Tama’s room to the Gozaru Living Room.
Town Residents: Shigurehimetchi*, Bushinosuketchi*, Shinobinyatchi*, Gozarutchi*, Kunoitchi, Matoitchi
Store Items:
Meals: Gozaru Onigiri (80G), Gozaru Soba (170G), Yakisoba (130G)
Snacks: Anmitsu (100G), Shinobi Sesame Pudding (110G), Sweet Potato Youkan (140G)
Accessories: Flower Barrette (800G), Shogun Helmet (1000G)
Goods: Illustrated Scroll (500G), Shuriken (500G)
Town Attraction: Ninja Mansion. A puzzle game that is described in the Games section below.
Unlock Method: Unlocks by eating the Berry 2 Sundae at the Cafe Restaurant 10 times.
Town Residents: Wagassiertchi*, Decoretchi*, Ichigotchi, Patitchi
Store Items:
Meals: Fruit Salad (120G), Whipped Cream Sandwich (80G), Berry Waffles (100G)
Snacks: Berry Smoothie (130G), Fruit Tart (160G), Matcha Parfait (140G)
Accessories: Berry Balloons (300G), Strawberry Earrings (800G)
Goods: Pudding Trampoline (900G), Blanket Roll (900G)
Town Attraction: Deco Salon. Have your Tama decorated like a delicious cake.
Unlock Method: Unlocks in Melody Version m!x ONLY by going outside to your garden with a third generation Tama in the morning.
Town Residents: Melodytchi*, Orchestrotchi*, Pianitchi, Rinkurutchi, Queen of Melody Land
Store Items:
Meals: Music Note Pretzel (70G), Clef Pie (200G), Cabbage Rolls (180G)
Snacks: Zahha Torte (240G), Millefeuille (180G), Lemonade (130G)
Accessories: Melody Hat (600G), Electric Guitar (900G)
Goods: Pipe Organ (800G), Trumpet (1300G)
Town Attraction: Concert. Perform in your very own concert – if you’re lucky, you might impress the Queen herself!
Unlock Method: Unlocks in Spacy Version m!x ONLY by going outside to your garden with a third generation Tama in the evening.
Town Residents: Speplanetchi*, Himespetchi*, Uchuuhikotchi, Papaspetchi, Mamaspetchi, Spacytchi, Akaspetchi, Pipospetchi
Store Items:
Meals: Spacy Meal (190G), UFO Lunch (130G), Onion Rings (80G)
Snacks: Planet Cake (190G), Stardust Jelly (100G), Moon Drops (120G)
Accessories: Space Helmet (1000G), Milky Way (700G)
Goods: Parabola Antenna (1200G), Planetarium (1600G)
Town Attraction: Spacy Tower. Watch cute animations and if you’re lucky, you’ll find a piece of Tsukitchi to take home.
A * next to a character’s name means your Tama can marry and mix with that character.
There are four built-in games in the Tamagotchi m!x. More can be downloaded via m!x Download Stations.
Pikagoro Thunder (ぴかごろサンダー)
Watawata Cotton Candy (わたわたわた)あめ)
Rainbow Paint (Located in the Tamagotchi Department Store)
This cute rainbow-themed game features Hapihapitchi as a side character. The objective is to paint the missing colours of the rainbow onscreen. You can choose two colours at a time to fill the missing colours, so for example, if the missing colour is red, select red twice. If it’s green, select blue then yellow to make green. A selects a colour while B confirms your choice.
Star Catch (Located in the Tamagotchi Department Store)
The objective of this game is to catch the falling stars and UFOs around your Tama. Wait until the word キャッチ appears at the bottom of your screen, and look for the star or UFO that’s falling close to you. If it’s on the left side of the screen, catch it with the A button, and if it’s on the right, catch it with the B button. Stars require one button press, while UFOs will need you to press the button quickly twice in a row.
Pikagoro Thunder (Located in Rainbow Hills)
This game requires your character to help Nijifuwatchi dodge Pikagorotchi’s lightning strikes. Lightning bolts will strike from two of the three clouds above Nijifuwatchi. Use A or B to move her left or right to avoid the strikes.
Ninja Mansion (Located in Gozaru Village)
This is a sliding puzzle game featuring Gozarutchi. Help him escape from the roof of the mansion by sliding the panels of the puzzle to match the guide on the left. A selects a panel while B moves it. Panels can only be moved if there is an empty space adjacent to them.
Watawata Cotton Candy (Obtained from m!x Download Station, Summer 2016)
This downloadable game features Watawatatchi as a cotton candy vendor. Count the number of cotton candies she makes and sells to figure out how many she has left in stock when asked. The A button selects a number and B button confirms your choice. Answer correctly three times to win.
Seashell Match (Obtained from m!x Download Station, Summer 2016)
This downloadable game is a mermaid-themed concentration game. A number of Tamas will be revealed to you for a few seconds at the start of the game, then they’ll be hidden away in seashells. Remember the matching pairs and select them to win the game. A button selects a shell while B button confirms your choice. You can make a few mistakes before the game counts a loss.
Part 8 - Connecting to My m!x Land
My m!x Land is a website that lets you interact with your Tama on your PC or mobile web browser.
The first step is to create a Namco Bandai account, which can be done through the above link in English. After logging in, you can upload your family tree information by inputting the password found in your Family Tree menu on your m!x, or play games with your Tama using the PC option in your m!x.
Part 9 - Help! FAQ and Troubleshooting
When I press a button, my Tamagotchi m!x shows a weird cylindrical shaped character and some text, what do I do?!
This is likely the low battery screen! Don’t worry, your progress won’t be lost. Just gently press the battery release button on the back of the m!x unit to slide down the battery cover, and you can replace the batteries with new ones. When your Tama turns on again, you’ll have two options – choose the top one to continue where you left off last time, or the bottom one to ERASE all your data and progress and start fresh.
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