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The intersection of streetwear and pop culture, Dumbgood proves pop-culture licensed merchandise, and these t-shirts are no exception. Just listed are four new Tamagotchi t-shirts that you’re going to love. One must wonder, is the Love is Fun Everywhere brand back?

First is the Mametchi Sky Tee, which is a light blue color, has a TMGC stacked logo on the front, with some pixels, and the Tamagotchi logo. The back features Mametchi in three different poses with some verbiage of “Love is fun everywhere” and “November 23, 1996”. You’ll also see Tamagotchi in adorable yellow letters outlined in pink, as well as Tamagotchi and Mametchi in Japanese. Sizes small through extra extra large are available. Priced at $36.00.

Second is the Orenetchi Pepper Tee, which is a dark gray color, has a TMGC stacked logo on the front, with some pixels, and the Tamagotchi logo. The back features Orenetchi in three different poses with some verbiage of “Love is fun everywhere” and “November 23, 1996”. You’ll also see Tamagotchi in capital letters, white font outlined in blue (very Tamagotchi Study Club like). There’s also Tamagotchi in Japanese toward the bottom. Sizes small through extra extra large available. Priced at $36.00.

Third is the Love is Fun Everywhere White Tee, which is white in color, has Tamagotchi both in English and Japanese in the front. In addition, the love is fun everywhere, and November Twenty Third 1996, followed by some pixel graphics. Sizes small through extra extra large available, priced at $36.00.

Fourth is The States White Tee, which is white in color, has Tamagotchi written out in black front, and a red Tamagotchi Original silhouette, along with Marutchi in several different animations. Priced at $36.00

going to target in my halloween shirt begging someone to ask me to be friends…

the shirt reads:

I met him, fifteen years ago. I was told there was nothing left. No reason, no conscience, no understanding; even the most rudimentary sense of life or death, good or evil, right or wrong. I met this six-year-old child, with this blind, pale, emotionless face and, the blackest eyes... the devil’s eyes. I spent eight years trying to reach him, and then another seven trying to keep him locked up for I realized what was living behind that boy's eyes was purely and simply... evil.

I watched him for fifteen years, sitting in a room staring at a wall, not seeing the wall, seeing past it, seeing this night. He's waited for it, inhumanly patient. Hour after hour, day after day, waiting for some silent, invisible alarm to trigger him.