Review on Tamagotchi Kisatsutaitchi Japanese Version 88428 by Anthony Cayton

Pros: - Super Cute! with the character you want/love. I haven't touched a Tamagotchi since I was seven years old. I got it for nostalgia reasons and because I love Demon Slayer. It's a nice idea to raise a demon slayer and see what kind of character he grows into based on how you raise him. It's smaller than a regular Tamagotchi but still cute. If you have really big hands, you may have trouble playing mini-games or navigating in general. There's also no backlight, so you'll need to use a lamp or light if you're playing in the dark. English instructions can be found on the Bandai website and once you get the basics down you're pretty much set. When you play, start with a normal character (similar to Murata) of the lowest rank. You can feed her rice balls, drink hot tea and play three mini-games to train her. Randomly during the day, demons will come and attack your character and slowly occupy the screen. You defeat them by pressing the first button. If you let the demon attack your character, he will be injured. You can cure them, but if you do nothing and let them get sick for a long time, they will die. It doesn't make a sound when a demon approaches, so you accidentally check on your buddy and then see the demon almost take over your screen. It plays a sound when your character is hungry or in a bad mood, or when you receive notifications from a crow that plays an animation. At the same time, an animation of the events in the anime will appear at XX:30. After 24 hours, your character will either evolve into one of the three main characters (Tanjiro, Zenitsu, Inosuke) or transform into another higher-ranked regular character, which eventually evolves into one of the Hashiras after 24 hours. If you want a specific character you need to check out the Demon Slayer Tamagotchi Wiki. The wiki is still under development, so you may not get the character you want. My advice is to play around with the minigames (play just one minigame, perfect all the minigames or just one, screw up the minigames, don't play the minigames, etc.). If you want one of the main characters, you have to "neglect" your character. Mix up the minigames from time to time and don't defeat every demon. TIP: If you need Nezuko, she evolves from Tanjiro. If you end up taking really good care of them (feeding them well, making them happy with tea, perfecting every minigame), you'll get one of the Hashirs instead. I ended up with Tengen after playing a lot of the pumpkin-smashing mini-game and he's still alive after two weeks of good care. I will update my review to write how long they live. Even if you don't get a character you like, you can just reset it or neglect it to start over. EDIT: They live at least a month or more.