Bandai Announces Tamagotchi Uni Lanyards
This is super exciting! We have not seen Tamagotchi lanyards outside of Japan in years, dating back to the Tamagotchi Connection series. Not only did Bandai announce the Tamagotchi Uni, but they also introduced some cute accessories, including two new lanyards. Both lanyards feature unique Tamagotchi design which is perfect for your Tamagotchi Uni device.
The two colors to choose from are Unique Black and Unique Marble. These two lanyards are stylish, and will help carry your Tamagotchi Uni around your neck. It also looks like each lanyard features a buckle to make it easy to open and close the lanyard around your neck.
The Unique Black Tamagotchi Uni lanyard features a stylish design with adorable Tamagotchi Uni characters posing close together and black, yellow, blue, green, and purple colors along with the Tamagotchi Uni logo. This lanyard seems to confirm that ShimaShimatchi and Yattachi are featured on the Tamagotchi Uni has the two secret characters.
The Unique Marble lanyard is more vibrant with pastel colors. It features pink, blue, green, purple, and red colors along with Tamagotchi Uni characters spread out throughout the lanyard along with the Tamagotchi Uni logo.
Both of these lanyards are compatible with all Tamagotchi Uni devices and really help accessorize your device! With your purchase you’ll not only get the lanyard, but also a download code to get an exclusive item. The exclusive item is either the black balloon or purple ballon accessory respectfully.
Preorders are already listed for $9.99 USD with a release date of August 24th, 2023!
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Desperately trying to make sense of Alex's motivations in Season Two and you know, I do eventually have to wonder if maybe Alex wasn't actually lying in the majority of those tapes.
Like, we tend to assume that Alex's motivations have been a consistent throughline since the college years, but do we actually know that that's the case? Do we know for sure that Alex was acting in deliberate, calculated ways in 2006; or could it be that he's telling the Truth on those olds tapes when he says he's blacking out and can't remember what's happening to anyone? After all, if we're assuming that Season 2 Alex's motivations are the exact same as his motives in Season 3, then it doesn't make any sense at all that he spend months working with Jay to try to find Amy; Season 3 Alex would have attempted to kill Jay like, on sight just to get things over with as quickly as possible and contain the spread of contamination as best as he could.
But, maybe, if Alex really had been separated from Amy after the events of the 04-04-10 tape, and if he really doesn't know where she is, then maybe that could make things start to make more sense. Maybe he really had been watching Jay's channel, and seeing Jay start going through the same things he went through in college without things devolving into violence and disappearances, and wondered if things maybe could play out differently this time. Maybe he really did send that tape to Jay to ask him for help, maybe he really was just trying to find Amy.
But then, instead of actually being helpful, Jay makes it extremely clear that he's a lot more interested in stalking Alex than he is in finding Amy. Alex asked for help, and instead there's a bunch of masked dudes on Jay's heels that keep attacking him, Jay is breaking into his house, stealing his things, leading the Operator right to him all over again, keeps trying to get other people (namely: Jessica -- if Alex is being honest when he says that his call reassuring her that Amy had been found was an effort to make Sure she stayed away from everything that was happening) involved; and instead of anything getting better, instead of anyone finding Amy, things are just getting worse all over again.
It's not until after the incident at the tunnel that things seem to start rapidly devolving. Rather than a calculated attempt to finally follow through with his need to curb the spread of contamination, this is very clearly an outburst of rage and terror. Alex's "I told you not to follow me" line in conjunction with Jay speculating that Alex didn't know who that guy was, to me, pretty firmly seems to speak to Alex having mistaken that stranger for Jay. From his point of view, Alex knows that Jay and totheark know where he live, have broken in before, he suspects that Jay stole a key to make it easier to get into his house, and he's been followed on the daily for months -- Alex is sitting at the tunnel because he doesn't know where else he can go without being constantly surveilled, hunted, and assaulted. And instead of getting a moment by himself to breathe, Jay followed him out there all over again (it feels like Alex looks directly at the camera in Jay's footage of him from this day; he knew for a fact that Jay was there), and then to make matters worse now 'Jay' won't even keep his distance anymore.
So Alex lashes out. And it's not until afterwards that he looks down and finally recognizes that this wasn't Jay -- it was someone completely innocent. Things have finally reached the low point he was at in college all over again; maybe even worse this time. If Alex doesn't remember attacking anyone in college, but he was at least partially conscious of it this time, then things have reached an entirely new rock bottom, they've reached an absolute point of no return.
He has no idea what happened to Amy, and he's spent months trying to find her with no hint of where she could be; he doesn't know where Jay actually is or what additional trouble he could be causing at this point; he does know that now innocent people are getting caught in the crossfire (in regards to the stranger in the tunnel, and also Jessica now that Jay has her phone number, and the untold number of people Jay got involved when he started posting videos to the Marble Hornets channel); things are spiraling out of control and there's no one left to ask for help. The situation isn't getting better, it's getting worse; things aren't getting easier to handle, they're just getting more out of hand; the negative impact is spreading and who knows how much further it can still go?
So, Alex decides to go scorched earth. He disfigures the body with the rock either to hide evidence or to make sure the guy would actually stay dead and not just get back up to start his own cycle of contamination in a few years. He tries to give Jay one last chance to back off, and Jay instead admits he's been talking to Jessica, acts obstinate and lies about not having Alex's spare key, and then breaks into Alex's house a second time (minimum). If Alex doesn't stop him now, who will? Alex met with Jay planning to kill the others, and then himself, so he could put a stop to this once and for all and keep things from getting any worse than they already were.
Maybe it makes a lot more sense if, rather than being a strangely incomprehensible detour on what should have been a straight path, the events of Season Two were the breaking point that put Alex on that path to begin with.
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Unique "Fertility Form" fireplace, 2019,
Designed and made by Rogan Gregory,
Surround in marble composite, including Aqua-Resin and ceramic fiber insulation board.
The marble composite has an ASTM E-84 Glass A fire rating, and the inner surfaces are heat-rated for up to 2100 F (1149 C).
92" L X 48" W X 100" H (233.7CM L X 121.9CM W X 254CM HSP1285)
Photos courtesy of R & Company
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Hey guys heard we were sharing our narrator designs!!
[ID: Digital art depicting a representation of The Narrator from The Stanley Parable. He's depicted as an older man in glasses, a black turtleneck, a beige sweater, pinstripe pants, dress shoes, and socks with a number 8 pattern. His body is marble, and he has half of a face. The other half is instead a small cloud of colors and shapes, including the Adventure Line and small doors. A studio microphone hangs above him. He holds a yellow rotary phone, and has a manila folder tucked under his other arm. He stands on a scattering of papers in front of an old wood tv reading "MIND CONTROL STATUS: OFFLINE" and a filing cabinet. On the side is a bullet list of text. Transcription:
Yours sincerely, The Narrator.
- Made of marble, Color + shape cloud changes depending on mood/ending, Manila folder drip, Fun socks!, Big fan of lines and vertical stripes.
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