CONVERSE AS TAMAGOTCHI PT HI All Star Tamagotchi PT HI 31311240 MULTI US7.0 New

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CONVERSE AS TAMAGOTCHI PT HI All Star Tamagotchi PT HI 31311240 MULTI US7.0 New

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CONVERSE AS TAMAGOTCHI PT HI All Star Tamagotchi PT HI 31311240 MULTI

A collaboration model is now available from All Star. The first generation was released on November 23, 1996, and it is a collaboration with Tamagotchi, Japan's representative mobile breeding digital pet that is still loved by a wide range of generations. The ankle patch has a 90's Tamagotchi font, and the outside is a pop design with a UFO printed with Tamagotchis on it. An original woven name that reproduces an impressive LCD screen is used on the tongue, and a piss name with Tamagotchi characters is added to the heel. The letters on the ankle patch are printed on each side, with alphabets for the right foot and hiragana for the left foot. Furthermore, the lining is packed with details that fans will appreciate, such as a check meter that lets you know how hungry your Tamagotchi is and how well it's doing, and the insole is printed with the popular Tamagotchi characters. An original carton inspired by Tamagotchi packaging is also a highlight.

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