I am getting better in taking care of the Tamagotchi P1.  As I've gained experience in taking care of this needier, original version of the Tamagotchi, my "second generation" yielded a better character this time around.

Babytchi ---> Marutchi ---> Tamatchi ---> Masukutchi

Yes, the masukutchi, the middle character, the average pet.  Not too good, not too bad.  But hey, at least it's way better than the nyorotchi that I got the first time around.

I've completed my first Tamagotchi P1 life cycle today.  He died of old age at 7 years old.

Babytchi ---> Marutchi ---> Tamatchi ---> Nyorotchi

Yes, my adult was the second unhealthiest P1 character you can get.  It was due to that one incident in his tamatchi life where I actually missed taking care of him alongside my other 10 active tamagotchis.  He beeped to call my attention, and I saw that all his hungry hearts were empty while his happy heart was at one.

Nyorotchi as Tamagotchi Mobile pointed out, was very sickly.  He needed attention quite often. 

I'm just glad that Bandai chose to have generations in their future tamagotchis.  I'm sure back then, kids were crying because of their pet dying of old age and becoming an angel.  It's a bit easy to get attached to these little critters.

I've heard that the matchmaker brings different adults, regardless of gender to mate with your tamagotchi.  For example, a mametchi can be female or male as long as the matchmaker brings them along.  This is a known fact.  I'm not sure where the matchmaker grabs a female mametchi, but apparently, she has her sources.

Today, the matchmaker came to my V4 Simasimatchi (Rondo), and to my surprise, she brought a mohitamatchi.  Yes, the genderless toddler mohitamatchi.  It was even floating because it was a few pixels above the normal walking ground of an adult tamagotchi.  Apparently, the mohitamatchi was floating so that when the two mated, they could kiss on the lips.

Unfortunately, I wasn't able to snap a picture of it since I didn't have a camera readily available, but I chose to mate it with my simasimatchi, and they produced a pretty healthy shirotsubutchi.  Everything seems normal so far despite my adult mating with a toddler.  Yes, it sounds bad, like a case of pedophilia or immaculate conception.

Great timing for this strange occurence though, right smack on November 1, where people in the Philippines often go visit their loved ones in cemeteries to pray for their souls.  As I looked in the logs, apparently, Rondo's parent, Milan the Makiko, was a mohitamatchi when she was a toddler.

Was this Rondo's mother in toddler form?  Whatever it is, it's funny and at the same time, spooky.  Glitchy even.