Madeline Tamagotchi

The Madeline Tamagotchi (マドレーヌのたまごっち), known in Japan as the Madelinetchi, is a licensed Tamagotchi Nano variant created as a joint venture between WildBrain, Penguin Random House (the Madeline books' publisher), and Bandai. The Virtual Pet came out on August 23, 2019 as part of the franchise's 80th anniversary. This Tamagotchi Nano is based on the Madeline book series and features several characters from the series and it's accompanying animated adaptations.
== Design ==
This Tamagotchi Nano retains the original design from other nanos. The shell itself is yellow and contains a hat on top of the shell. On the left of the shell, we see black outlines of Mametchi and Lovelitchi, while on the right side, we see black outlines of Madeline and Miss Clavell. 
== Gameplay ==
The gameplay is similar to the Pac-Man Tamagotchi, though unlike it, babies take seven days to evolve. Because of this, care mistakes can only occur once per day. There are 14 raiseable adults in total and each adult can encounter and befriend the various Madeline characters (including those from the cartoon series). 
Pressing the "A" button triggers a menu. Pressing "A" again will lead to a food menu, with the main food being bread and the snack being a ice cream. Pushing the "B" button in the menu triggers a game - "Left or Right", a direct remake of the game from the Tamagotchi P1. Pressing "C" reverts back to the menu. 
Pressing the "C" button triggers a C-reaction. Depending on the hearts in the happiness meter, the reaction will be the following:
* Four hearts will result in the Tamagotchi looking happily on the screen. 
* Three hearts results in the Tamagotchi jumping in mid-air. 
* Two hearts results in the Tamagotchi having a "neutral" expression. 
* One heart results in the Tamagotchi doing a "meh" expression.
* Zero hearts results in the Tamagotchi crying (or Angry if it's Kikitchi and Mimitchi).
Once a Tamagotchi turns 14 (usually, but sometimes later), they join Miss Clavell's boarding school, and a new egg appears, but if a pet dies prematurely, Miss Clavell will instead scold the player instead (doing a similar pose to a C-Reaction).
As for causes of death, there are two causes. The most common cause is lack of care. s the baby stage takes significantly longer to evolve than other Tamagotchi pets, they are prone to die more often compared to their adult forms. Another cause of death is appendicitis. That cause of death is triggered if your Tamagotchi receives an overwhelming amount of care mistakes during their adult phase. If left untreated for 35 minutes, an ambulance appears and takes the Tamagotchi away. Appendicitis has a higher chance of occurring in a bad-cared adult such as Tarakotchi or Puppetgaltchi compared to a good-cared on such as Mametchi or Lovelitchi. When a Tamagotchi dies in this nano, Muss Clavell breaks in and scolds the player for neglecting their Tamagotchi and afterwards, Madeline (or Pepito if the previous generation was male) appears to offer the player another egg to raise.
== Raiseable Characters ==
=== Baby ===
* Petitchi (50% chance of hatching)
* Shiropetitchi (50% chance of hatching)
=== Children ===
* Kuribotchi (Evolves from Petitchi with good care)
* Belltchi (Evolves from Shiropetitchi with good care)
* Tamatchi (Evolves from Petitchi with average care)
* Kuchitamatchi (Evolves from Shiropetitchi with average care)
=== Adults ===
* Mametchi (Kuribotchi with excellent care)
* Lovelitchi (Belltchi with excellent care)
* KuroMametchi (Kuribotchi with good care)
* Mimitchi (Belltchi with good care)
* Kikitchi (Kuribotchi with average care)
* Chamametchi (Belltchi with excellent care)
* Togetchi (Kuribotchi with okay care or Tamatchi with excellent care)
* Ninjanyatchi (Belltchi with okay care or Kuchitamatchi with excellent care)
* Kuchipatchi (Kuribotchi with poor care or Tamatchi with good care)
* Kurotchi (Belltchi with poor care or Kuchitamatchi with good care)
* Bokudoritchi (Kuribotchi with bad care or Tamatchi with average care)
* Memetchi (Belltchi with bad care or Kuchitamatchi with average care)
* Ginjirotchi (Kuribotchi with horrible care or Tamatchi with poor care)
* Violetchi (Belltchi with horrible care or Kuchitamatchi with poor care)
* Tarakotchi (Kuribotchi and Tamatchi with the worst care possible)
* Puppetgaltchi (Belltchi and Kuchitamatchi with the worst care possible)
* Maskutchi (Evolves from Kuribotchi and Tamatchi overall good care but a lack of discipline)
* Zuccitchi (Evolves from Belltchi and Kuchitamatchi overall good care but a lack of discipline)
=== Special ===
* ??? (Evolves from Maskutchi)
* ??? (Evolves from Maskutchi)
* ??? (Evolves from Zuccitchi)
* ??? (Evolves from Zuccitchi)
== Trivia ==
* Originally Nyorotchi and Takotchi were to be in this Tamagotchi Nano. However, both were replaced by Tarakotchi and Puppetgaltchi last minute.
* Lord Cucuface's reactions to most Tamagotchi is often negative at first. The only exception to this is Puppetgaltchi, who he automatically likes.
** On top of that, his reactions to Kikitchi are set at 0% due to him being considered a "wild animal" while everybody else is at 30%.
* In the pet's instruction manual, the Tamagotchi were drawn in a style similar to the Madeline books, with Mametchi, Kuchipatchi, and Maskutchi in particular using their USA vintage designs (though Mametchi has a thinner body and his modern colors, complate with blush marks).
* Each Tamagotchi description contains commentary by Madeline and Pepito.
* The French version of the pet contains a DVD that has a bloopers reel (with actual laughing effects) involving the misadventures of the Tamagotchi in the Madeline universe with an artstyle comparable to a hybrid of Tamagotchi Video Adventures and Tamagotchi Connect-Toons. There are sixteen segments on the disc, each one revolving around a Tamagotchi. The music in the background were reused from the DiC cartoon. All sixteen segments were uploaded to the official Madeline YouTube channel as an April Fool's day prank in 2020 calling it "the series finale", though on the following day, it was renamed to "Madeline and Tamagotchi Bloopers". The video lasts for 48 minutes. Shockingly enough, the bloopers reel did air on linear television once, as it aired on Qubo in place of a Madeline episode. It is the only "episode" of the series with a TV-Y7 rating.
* In the United States, the pet was packaged with an "As Seen on Boomerang" identifier, making it the only Tamagotchi product to be licensed by Cartoon Network with the branding, as it was released to commemorate the show's premiere on Boomerang. Originally, it wasn't meant to be released in the US, but a last-minute deal between Cartoon Network and WildBrain saw it being released there.
* Several unused characters appear in this nano's rom. Some who remain unused are Makiko, Zatchi, Takotchi, Nyorotchi, Kusatchi, Nazotchi, Princess Tamako, Maidtchi, UFOtchi, Babytchi, Shirobabytchi, Tentotchi, Butterflytchi (1998), Belltchi, Kuribotchi, Ura Mametchi, Ura Memetchi, Bill, and Shirohimetchi. All Tamagotchi on the list with the exceptions of Babytchi and Shirobabytchi are programmed as adults and likely suggests that more characters were intended to be raiseable.
** Madeline, Pepito, Miss Clavell, Lord Cucuface, the 11 other girls, and Pepito's cousins were also intended to be raiseable as a post-adult stage but were seemingly scrapped.
* The Madeline Tamagotchi is the only Tamagotchi to feature more than one "low battery screen" with a total of four.
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