Androtchi (Connection)
Tamagotchi Connection V1 / V2 / V3 · Frail Care · Even Generation
| Versions | Connection V1, V2, V3 (2004–2006) — and 2024 rerelease |
| Care tier | Frail — physical neglect path |
| Generation | Even (Gen 2, 4, 6…) |
| Odds of getting | 1 in 3 (random among the three Frail even-gen adults) |
| Food preferences | Not reliably documented for V3 — test in-game by watching heart count after feeding |
Who Is Androtchi?
Androtchi is a robot character — square grey torso, small black eyes, a dark grey bill, clawed arms, a yellow antenna, and a wider red base with two grey wheels. The personality is its defining contradiction: Androtchi looks entirely mechanical but has deeply human feelings on the inside. The official description: “Androtchi looks like a robot on the outside, though has human feelings on the inside. He’s frail and has trouble speaking his mind — a bit of an introvert. Androtchi loves mechanics, though does not know much about them.” Loving mechanics without understanding them is a quietly funny detail that gives Androtchi more personality than most Frail-tier adults.
Androtchi has appeared across V1, V2, V3, V4, and the Tamagotchi Music Star, making it one of the longer-running Frail adults in the franchise. On V3, it’s one of three even-gen Frail adults alongside Wooltchi and Teketchi. The Frail tier requires physical neglect — more hunger misses than happiness/discipline misses during the teen stage. Even-gen placement means you can’t get Androtchi on Gen 1; breed to Gen 2 first.
Stats
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Hunger drops every | 30 min (loses 2 hearts per interval) |
| Happiness drops every | 30 min (loses 2 hearts per interval) |
| Lifespan (Frail tier) | 6–10 days average |
| Sleep schedule | Sleeps 9 PM–9 AM |
| Target adult weight | 10–20 lbs |
How to Get Androtchi on V3
Step 1 — Even generation only
Androtchi requires an even generation. Breed your Gen 1 adult to access Gen 2. Odd-gen Frail adults are Hanatchi, Tsunotchi, and Hashizoutchi.
Step 2 — Physical neglect during teen stage
Frail tier requires more physical mistakes (hunger) than mental ones. Let hunger calls go unanswered for 15+ minutes more often than happiness/discipline calls. Aim for 5+ physical vs. 2–3 mental mistakes.
Step 3 — Random draw among Frail even-gen adults
With Frail care on an even generation, you’ll get one of: Androtchi, Wooltchi, or Teketchi. Random 1-in-3 draw.
Frail Adult Evolution Line (V3 — Even Generation)
| Character | Care requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Androtchi ← you are here | Frail adult (physical neglect > mental neglect) | Robot exterior, human feelings; introvert; multi-version veteran |
| Wooltchi | Frail adult (same requirements) | Kurokotchi-in-costume; V2+ veteran; cheerful persona |
| Teketchi | Frail adult (same requirements) | V3-exclusive; four legs; blue coloring |
Food Preferences
Androtchi’s V3-specific food preferences aren’t reliably documented in available public sources. On V1, its unique meal item was fish. To find the V3 favorite: offer different foods after evolution and note which one triggers 4 happy hearts vs. the standard 2. The disliked food will produce a notably low or negative reaction. Community data on V3-specific food preferences is sparse for Androtchi compared to more prominent characters.
Who Should Raise Androtchi?
Androtchi is the most cross-release friendly of the three Frail even-gen adults — it has V1–V4 presence and appeared on the Music Star, giving it more franchise continuity than Teketchi (V3-only) or Wooltchi (Frail tier specifically). Players who want a Frail-tier even-gen adult with established franchise history will find Androtchi the most recognizable option.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Androtchi in the 2024 Connection rerelease?
Yes, as a Frail even-gen adult with the same requirements as V3.
Why is a robot character in the Frail tier?
The care tier doesn’t reflect the character’s personality — it reflects the care pattern that produced the character. Androtchi’s frail designation is about the device’s care tracking, not the character’s toughness. The “frail” label is fan-community shorthand for the physical-neglect care path.