As with the original "Evangelion" Tamagotchi, what you’ll be raising are little Angels, which start out as a fetus, transition into a cocoon, and then emerge as one of more than 20 adorable horrors from beyond the stars who rely on you to change their LCL liquid and feed them S2 engines. Once you've raised Adam, continue raising him the same way; keep happy by feeding 2x S2, 3x Mels every clean. I had max 10P battles in a row, 9P centres in a row.

If you get the Angel you want, great! Raise it all the way until the Third Impact which will take 3 days. Basically if you feed it exactly every time it cries, it will not actually starve as fullness will only be at 0 for a few minutes, if that.If the user neglects the Angel and fails to coax it out of its A.T. Field, it will be killed by NERV, leaving an image of a giant cross explosion. The animation differs slightly between each Angel, showing which character from the series killed it just before the explosion.

Got this first try just by giving it plenty of everything. 4x Melon, 2 of each game every LCL and feed until full. With "Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time," the fourth and final "Rebuild of Evangelion" theatrical anime, scheduled to hit Japanese theaters on Jan 23, we’re finally coming to the end of "Evangelion" (not to be confused with the movie that was actually titled "The End of Evangelion," which came out in 1997 and is, ironically, now just a mid-point for the franchise). It looks like Hong Kong will be getting a local release on November 30th which usually comes with bilingual Chinese/English instructions. Play-Asia seems to have pre-sold out. Just a year before Tamagaotchi's release, in 1995, Neon Genesis Evangelion hit T.V. screens across Japan. Created and directed by Hideki Anno and produced by Gainax and Tatsunoko Productions, it became arguably one of the most famous and enduring anime series of all time. One of the production companies behind Neon Genesis Evangelion, Tatsunoko Production, is 20% owned by Takara Tomy, Bandai's main competitor in Japan. This marks Tamagotchi's first crossover with a franchise that had significant, albeit partial, creation involvement from a direct competitor.

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Its is also the first Tamagotchi since the vintage era to feature a cocoon; it was last featured on the Mori de Hakken! Tamagotch. Every hour, normally at XX:30, animations of various other characters from the Evangelion franchise will appear. Pressing any button will trigger the animation to end, with some showing an additional screen before closing. The animations appear daily, unless the Angel is in the cocoon stage. Raising certain characters causes additional animations to appear at 3 PM. Each Evatchi color represents a different character from the Neon Genesis Evangelion series. Let’s take a closer look at these characters and how they are represented in the Evatchi design: B stands for Battle, C stands for Centre, Int stands for Interrupt Screen etc. I don't think you need to record the time of the interruptions (or "Mixed Signals" as the official English instructions call the little random animations) so you can just group it with the last time fed. Same for the games.

Anyway, a lot of reviewers said it was tiny and I thought, "They must have never seen the original Tamagotchi before" but it is indeed tiny! Look at how it compares to a USB dongle! Someone told me it was supposed to be based on the Tamagotchi Nano.

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After raising the 4 common Angels above; Sandalphon, Sahaquiel, Gagihiel and Matarael you can raise this. Shinji Purple: This Evatchi is themed after Shinji Ikari, the main protagonist of the series. The purple color is a nod to the color of his Eva Unit-01.