Let me tell you, I have never seen anything like this before! This seemed more like a mating ritual between some of our quadrupedal friends and less like a human-style relationship!

Despite Kanta's single-minded preoccupation with Fusako, down to evolving into exactly her growth pattern, Fusako seemed determined to play hard-to-get. Their gifts were almost exclusively nasty gifts. They traded illnesses back and forth, to my dismay. Whenever one of them won the betting game, the other would be furious and lose hearts. This was more of a competition for dominance than a blossoming romance!

I didn't witness a single heart appear during their interactions before they suddenly began their mating wiggle. I was quite shocked. I wouldn't even have thought that they had a single smiley for each other, from the way they'd been acting. But apparently Kanta saw his opportunity and took it. And now we have two baby boys!

Truly, an odd story!

Now I have to make a decision about my next move for my Tamagotchis. With two baby boys on my Keitais, their mating potential is now nil. I don't have any other Keitais, and Keitais can only mate with other Keitais, so I'll have to use the Matchmaker at least once in the next generation.

But I think this is a good opportunity to take a look at the rest of my collection and see who else needs attention. I've had a good little run with the Keitais for a few generations. Maybe it's time to look for a girl on another Tamagotchi type to initiate another sequence.

When I get home tonight I will tackle this question! I think it's time for me to explore a version that I am not that familiar with. I think I'd like to play with my V3 next. I believe there's someone lying in stasis in my V3, but I hatched that one for a group hatch ages ago, and reactivated it for Matchmakerless Month, so I was always raising it for the sake of having something to hatch, or on a mating mission. I think I need to take time to enjoy it as itself. But I'll tackle that question when I get home from work today.