The Tamagotchi Connection (known as Tamagotchi Connexion in Europe and Tamagotchi Plus in Japan) was the first in a line of updated devices that featured an infrared port that allowed two units to communicate so that the characters could interact with one another. The V1 can be identified by a lack of any sort of antenna, however it is physically indistiguishable from the V2 aside from shell coloration. The Japanese Tamagotchi Plus was virtually identical to the English-language Connection/Connexion, so its shells are also featured on this page (denoted with a ). |
Orange w/ Purple | Green w/ Orange | Magenta w/ Swirls | T-Blue w/ Pink | Lavander w/ Balls |
T-Orange w/ Yellow | T-Red w/ White | T-Yellow w/ Blue | Lavender w/ Purple | L-Blue w/ Yellow |
Magenta w/ Stars | Pink w/ Hearts | Pink w/ Orange | Pink w/ Yellow | Purple w/ Lavender |
'Purple Pearl' | White w/ Yellow | 'Murasaki' | Blue w/ Spots | Yellow w/ Arrows |
Hanatchi Blue | Green Clover | Orange | Silver Stars | |
| Special Editions | ||||
Shareholder (Blue) | Shareholder (White) | Jassie | Shareholder Red | Shareholder Blue |
Tamagotchi Connection Website
Tamagotchi Music Star / v6 - General Guide Hatching the Egg Once you set the time, date, and your nick name on the Music Star, you will be presented with an egg and three gift boxes on the screen. Tamagotchi Music Star (billed as the Tamagotchi Connection Version 6 or V6 in the Asia/Oceania/Australia region) is a Tamagotchi released in North America on November 28, in Europe in January 2009, and in Asia/Oceania/Australia in February 2009.