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Mametchi and Kuchipatchi Pantone Colors Reveled at Big Tamagotchi Exhibit
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There’s a lot of awesome displays at the Big Tamagotchi Exhibit currently on display at Roppongi Museum in Japan. There’s this exhibit of two desks, one filled with Mametchi plushies and artwork, the other Kuchipatchi. If you look closely at the desk you’ll see some artwork of the original character sprites which even includes the official colors!
That’s right, the body color for Mametchi is Pantone 106 C, and Kuchipatchi is Pantone 375 C! How fabulous is that? Start ordering this color to paint your walls!
Big Tamagotchi Exhibit for the 30th Anniversary at Roppongi Museum
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the Big Tamagotchi Exhibit is now open at Roppongi Museum
did you know there is a Tamagotchi face born without a body?
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Big Tamagotchi Exhibit at Roppongi Museum
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Big Tamagotchi Exhibit Cafe Begins Ticket Distribution System
Looking to get into the cafe at the Big Tamagotchi Exhibit hosted at Roppongi Museum? To make it more accessible to visitors of the exhibit, Bandai Namco has decided to implement a ticket distribution system starting on Tuesday, January 13th, 2026. If you wish to use the cafe, please pick up your queue ticket at the cafe entrance and when your ticket is called, please inform the staff at the terrace entrance.
Big Tamagotchi Exhibit Gift Shop Begins Purchase Restrictions
The demand for Tamagotchi merchandise has exceeded expectations, therefore Bandai Namco Japan has announced that they’ve begun restrictions to ensure that visitors get their hands on some. One item per person for each of the "advance items" and "limited items" as well as some other items. There should be signage as you enter the gift shop informing you of these restrictions.