Tamagotchi Demon Slayer Tanjirotchi (Japanese Version) (88426)

Easy to use, great battery life

Interesting choice of games on it, and fantastic quality per usual. This is what I gifted to a friend to introduce them to the world of Tamagotchis. They now live and breathe caring for the thing. Mission successful. Gather your things, lads, were heading home.

Not what I expected but still cute! The colors were a little dark but over-all, nice.

Really enjoy this product and love the anime the cute tamagotchi chibi is really similar to nezuko’s character.

Its cute and nice :)

She loves it. I thought it was a bit pricey on the shipping for a USPS delivery that took over a week for a 1 inch product though.

Got this for my 9 year old! Had one as a kid so it brought back so much nostalgic memories. Easy to play. Feed, train and slay demons just like the Japanese Anime. So cute!

About 15 minutes after starting it, it froze on the menu screen and had to be restarted. This Tamagotchi is bare bones, especially considering what youre paying. Its not worth it if you bought it because you wanted to play with it. You can get an original Tamagotchi for less money and have more fun. The menu only has two options, food or train. There is no status screen to check. You feed it rice until it refuses more. You give it tea to increase happiness but it will never refuse even if its (unseen) happy meter is full. For training, you have three easy games based on the anime. Just to clarify, you dont get to choose your character. UPDATE: I tried pausing it by pressing A and C at the same time, the screen went blank and wont turn back on. Note no instructions came with it, I had go search for info online and could only find it on fan sites. None of the suggestions I found have worked, its just dead.

Pros: - Super cute! - Nostalgic if you played with a tamagotchi before - Perfect for any demon slayer fan - Lots of replay value Cons: - Smaller than most tamagotchi - No backlight - You might not end up with a character you want/like I haven’t touched a tamagotchi since I was seven years old. I got this for nostalgia purposes and because I love demon slayer. It’s a cute idea to raise a demon slayer and see which character they grow up to be based on how you raise them. It is smaller than a normal tamagotchi, but still cute. If you have really large hands, you may have a problem with playing the minigames or navigating in general. There’s also no backlight so you’ll have to use a lamp or light if you’re playing in the dark.The english instructions are on the bandai website and once you understand the basics you’re pretty much set. When you’re playing, you start off with a generic character (who looks like Murata) at the lowest rank. You can feed them riceballs, have them drink hot tea, and play three minigames to train them. Randomly during the day, demons will come and attack your character, slowly taking up the screen. You defeat them by pressing the first button. If you let the demon attack your character, they will be injured. You can heal them but if you don’t do anything and let them be injured for a long time then they die. It doesn’t make a sound when a demon is coming, so you will end up randomly checking on your buddy and then seeing a demon almost taking up your screen. It will make a sound if your character is hungry, in a bad mood, or when you get notifications from the crow playing an animation. That being said, at XX:30, an animation of events in the anime will appear. After 24 hours, your character will either evolve to one of the three main characters (Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke) or will evolve into another generic character at a higher rank that will eventually evolve to one of the hashira after 24 hours. If you want a certain character, you would have to check the demon slayer tamagotchi wiki. The wiki is still in progress, so you might not end up with the character you want. My advice is to mess around with the mini games (playing only one minigame, getting perfect in all minigames or just one, messing up on the minigames, not playing minigames, etc.,). If you want any of the main characters, you need to “neglect” your character. Occasionally mess up on minigames and not defeat every demon. TIP: If you want Nezuko, she evolves from Tanjiro. If you end up taking really good care of them (feeding them to full, keeping them happy with tea, getting perfect in every mini game) you’ll end up with one of the Hashira instead. I ended up with Tengen after playing the gourd breaking minigame a lot and he’s still alive after two weeks of good care. I’ll update my review to write down how long they live for. Even if you don’t get a character you like, you can just reset it or neglect them to start over. EDIT: They live for at least a month and more.

I bought this for my daughter because I had one when i was younger. My daughter loves it. This is her favorite person in Demon Slayer. Its the perfect gift for a Demon Slayer fan.