DNA Fish is a fish virtual pet that is partly based on Gyaoppi and Cute Pet programming. It has a dodge game where the fish attempts to dodge falling stones. If it is hit three times, then it loses the game. The game is slightly different in that the fish accrues points based on how well it does, but I am not certain what the points are used for or what they do. The fish has some unique features. It eats two types of food, but there is no food meter to tell you if it's full, as far as I can tell. There is a strength meter for when you make the fish work out (separate from playing the game) and the meter is filled with stars. There is an education meter that is filled with stars when you make the fish read a book (kinda silly under water lol). The fish produces waste in its water so you must perform regular partial water changes (kind of like the Aquapalz or the Thinkway Little Mermaid 4-in-1). As far as I know this pet doesn't transform into anything different, it just grows a little bit.I have not managed to raise it all the way because it seems to die easily and for no apparent reason. I've tried raising it three times with no success. If you can find it for cheap, then get it, but I don't think it is worth buying if it is expensive since it is really hard to raise.
The DNA Fish comes in various different shells, some shaped like a square TV type shell, some shaped like a blow Fish. Some of the shells come in green translucent design and others comes in pink opaque design, but both have bubbles on the shell. I believe there are other colors such as white and yellow, too. The fish shaped shell has a face. The square shaped shell has a kick stand on the back to hold it up so it is easy to view on your desk. The square version also takes 3 button cell batteries instead of the usual 2, but I'm not sure if the other shell versions are the same way.
Here are some pictures of the one I own:
Price:
I bought mine for about $11 on eBay, but they seem to be going for much more expensive now, usually in the $50-70, which is kind of ridiculous in my opinion. Don't buy this pet for anything over $15. You will probably regret it if you spend any more than that.
The Pocket Puppy is a multi-pet which consists of 4 different dogs you can choose from, two male and two female with different personalities. Each dog has it's own unique characteristics (submissive, dominant, playful, etc.). Unlike other virtual pets this Pocket Puppy does not seem to grow at all. It just stays the same and does not seem to change as you care for it. I chose a female dog and raised her for about 2 weeks and did not see her grow even one time during that entire time. This pet has some pretty basic features with some added stuff such as grooming your dog, training you dog and playing with your dog. It also has audio that sounds like a real dog. It got kind of annoying hearing the constant barking. The animations for every action were extremely cute, so if you just want to play with a cute puppy that doesn't change then I would recommend this pet. It also has a very unique shell that is shaped like a dog and it's bigger than most virtual pets I've seen, with a really nice big screen. The programming seems to be completely unique to this pet, since I've never seen any other pet with similar programming. I have never seen this pet in any other shell type except this one. The battery compartment has a slide out door that you have to unscrew underneath the dog and it takes only one battery, same as the Tamagotchi Connections.
What is it? I have no idea to be honest. It's some kind of cute handheld device with some characters involved, but I don't think it's a pet of any kind. I think it might have something to do with messaging, but I really don't have any idea how it works. I bought it on a whim a few years ago, but upon receiving it everything was in another language that I cannot decipher :( If anyone knows anything about it, please let me know! Perhaps you need more than one in order to fully utilize it's features. It looks a little like an MP3 player, sort of like the Aquapalz. The upside is that it came with a sheet of really cute stickers and the characters are super duper cute :3
The Mini Tamagotchi is exactly what it sounds like, a miniature Tamagotchi! It is the English version of the Japanese Chibi Tamagotchi, but they are basically exactly the same, but with a different keychain. It's so small, it was designed to be more of a decoration, like a phone charm. The cutest part is that it functions as a Tamagotchi, too, but with slightly easier dumbed down programming. It goes through two stages of growth, baby and adult and there are usually about 4 or 5 adults you can get. It doesn't have much in the way of games or food, and it doesn't even have icons. The screen is so tiny that you don't go through the menus the same way you do on a regular Tamagotchi. For instance, when it poops or needs a shot you just press the first button and it automatically does what the Tamagotchi needs instead of scrolling through a menu of icons to choose what you need to do yourself. It's very simplistic that way. This is the North American version and in my opinion it doesn't come in as cute of shell designs as the Asian shells, especially since the paint is a little bit cheaper looking. The English versions also seem to be a little bit more rare. I usually see the Asian version more on eBay. North America only got one version, whereas Asia got the Chibi (1st version) and the Nano (second version). North America only got the Mini (Chibi) version. The English version also has a screw in back, whereas the Japanese version has a button you push to pop out the back battery cover.
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The Oden-kun Keitai is based on a cartoon called Oden-kun. It is a short cartoon that involves anthropomorphic foods in a soup. Each ingredient is a different character. I've watched an episode of the show and it is a little weird lol but maybe because it wasn't translated into English XD The characters are very cute and the games are cute as well. One involves pouring gravy on some food lol Another is Oden-kun jump roping. The funniest part about it is that the foods on this Tamagotchi are the same foods the characters are based on, so it's kind of like cannibalism lol What I really love about this Tamagotchi is the fact that there's no antenna! There are two shells, pink and yellow. It is a pretty cute shell design :D I'm not sure if this Keitai connects to any other Keitais aside from the Oden-kuns.
