#v-pet

Second year running Santaclautchi. Last year I got the bad ending, where Oyajitchi kicks the christmas tree over because he loses his patience waiting for Santaclautchi to arrive. I didn't fully underestand the mechanics.

This year, I got the good ending, and Mametchi got his presents on time.

As it turns out, the distance meter, which looks like the discipline meter on classic Tamas, fills up automatically over time, and presents get delivered when it's full, and getting the right items will increase the speed at which it fills. You are more likely to get the right items by making sure you don't miss Santaclautchi's call for help and summoning super-kuchipatchi, and make sure to give Santa a letter from a child when he's sulking, because the meter won't fill while he's sulking.

The time limit for the good ending is two weeks. And I think I was literally on my last day. You can tell you're running out of time when you use the Tama TV to check on the Tamagotchi christmas tree and Mametchi is the one waiting patiently by the tree.

I think next time I might run it two weeks before christmas and try to time the ending for christmas day.

EX9-070 | Meat

Option Card | DM | Rare | Red | Fave

DigiMon V-Pet | et. al

New shot of my #Digimon #Vpet and #Digivice collection.

Omitting most duplicates, spare parts, boxes etc.

Somewhere around 85 devices.

First piece: US D-ark from a yardsale back in middleschool probably 20 years ago.

And my non-digimon collection as well, with KFC cyber-kitty probably beating out the D-ark for first by a good number of years

I bought another Digimon V-pet. I have never had a Pendulum nor a color version before.

I got it used, so it was missing its chain and had some cute Digimon stickers on the back.