It sticks out a lot more than the analogous On the right side of the case is a triangular bump to which the Idea what other colors are available, since I didn't have the heart toĪsk the employees of Toys-backwards-R-Us to dig through the With grey buttons and trim email with best offer over $800. (My DigiMon is the EXTREMELY RARE AND VALUABLE cobalt blue Trim which I think is supposed to be a cage door, in a different color Screen is surrounded by an (unattractive, IMHO) piece of decorative The box is textured in an attempt to resemble a stone wall, and the Same dimensions and pixel count as the Tama screen, though the iconsĪbove and below it have changed somewhat. The three control buttons are arranged in a vertical column to the Left-to-right), as opposed to the Tama's "portrait" layout. In a "landscape" layout (you hold it with the long axis Rectangular in profile (unlike the Tama's flattened egg shape). Practice) is a plastic box 58mm x 42mm x 20mm, almost but not quite Instructions, and I'll follow their lead even though I abhor the The DigiMon (yes, Bandai spells it with Studl圜aps in the Going to make much sense, and you might as well press 'n' now.) If you've never seen a Tama, then what follows is not Most of the description is going to be in the form of comparison to Impressions of the DigiMon with you, the lowly reader. The answer was "yes." And I am now going to deign to share my When I asked my question at the local (Houston) Toys-backwards-R-Us,
For some, the important question was "how can they chargeįive bucks for a beer?" or "is this the line to the restroom?"įor me, the question was "Do you have my DigiMon yet?" The waning hours of 1997 brought / led different people to ask different We contacted him and received his approval to post it here. I recently noticed a nice review posted in the -pets newsgroup by Mr. We have not had time or opportunity to review DigiMon. Have a digimon and dont want it to reset go around it if you can, or cup your Well, I hope this helps in case there is a lot of static around and if you I waited a few seconds and nothing happened. I put my digimon in front of the fan and waved it around a
I decided to do another test and see if the air did it. I waved it around and about 10 seconds later it I went up the slide ( where all the static was ), and put myĭigimon near the static. I did a little test the next day and went back to the slide when my Digimon I think it was probably the wind but later I found out it wasn't. The reset button ( It was a real windy day ). When my DigiMon reset it might of been either from the air blowing against Tell you my theory about why my little Digimon reset. Ohh Noo!!!! He reset!!! I was very upset and I looked down at himĪnd I saw a striped egg on it. I thought he must of been sick or something. He had just turned to an Agumon yesterday.Īnyway I was walking up the slide and I heard a long beep coming from myĭigimon. I thought this was a very interesting story and an excellentĪbout a month ago Month ago I was playing at my school. We received an interesting story from one of our young readers, "Relic" who investigated why hisĭigimon was resetting on its own. "life map" is on Robert Worne's web site. Similar to the Tamagotchi, DigiMon has several potential outcomes.
The toy has hit Japan in August 1997 and began to show up the U.S. You can hook your pet to a friend's pet and fight to the death or be seriously wounded. It is obviously much more "boy" oriented than the earlier pets. The pet is similar to other keychain virtual pets, except these are raised to fight and kill. Like many pets, Digimon was initially made for sale in Japan and was later revised and packaged for sale in the U.S. DigiMon was originally called by several other names including: Digital Demon, Digi Demon, Digital Monster, and Tama-Hawk.Īmong the first interactive pets, Digimon is a linkable fighting pet by Bandai.
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