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New York Tamagotchi Club July 2024 Meet Up Scheduled!

The New York Tamagotchi Club is hosting the third meet up, scheduled on July 13th, 2024 from 11:00AM to 2:00PM. The meet up will take place at the gorgeous High Line public park. Not only will the meet up be hosted by thtquirkygirl, the founder, but also cohosted by tolovelfromvine! This is also the meet up where the winner of the contest will receive their Tamagotchi Connection in person! RSVP here, have fun!

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Asking the questions Torontonians NEED TO KNOW at New York Comic Con (Tamagotchi Edition)

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Millennials Are Hiring Consultants to Raise Their ‘Plant Babies’

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Nick Cutsumpas calls himself a “plant daddy.”

The 26-year-old Kips Bay resident, who works for Arianna Huffington’s startup Thrive Global, has turned a passion for agriculture—he claims to have grown tomatoes in his apartment with moderate success—into a lucrative side hustle.

His skills are in high demand. Many millennials, members of the generation born between 1980 and roughly 2000 who have a reputation for being commitment-averse, are opting to raise houseplants. Critics have gone as far as to say they’re forgoing traditional milestones like marriage and children to curate photogenic green spaces in their homes.

But it’s not easy to make a garden grow. So while money may not grow on trees, local millennials’ demand for low-maintenance, Instagram-ready plants means there’s ample opportunity for New York’s green thumbs to earn some greenbacks.

After all, this cohort is viewed as being wary of long-term responsibility. “We are the Tamagotchi generation,” says Eliza Blank, the 33-year-old founder of Manhattan-based plant store The Sill, referring to the egg-shaped digital pet toy popular in the late ’90s. “It’s something cute to take care of that’s kind of low-risk.”

The scaffolding around supporting plant ownership, then, continues to blossom. Blank’s online-turned-brick-and-mortar startup, founded in 2012, draws inspiration from women-owned companies like Drybar and Birchbox as opposed to more traditional emporiums like Home Depot.

Potted plants range from $23 to $66. The Sill markets a collection “easy for beginners” (which can be sent to your home for $35 a month) and offers online classes for newbies like “Watering 101” and “How to Pick a Planter” online for $10.

“People are buying plants now because it fills a void in their lives,” says Blank, who has raised $7.5 million in funding for The Sill since 2017 and is soon adding a storefront in Los Angeles to her two in New York. “We aren’t here just to transact with our customers. We’re here to teach them, to educate them, to create a relationship with them—to give them the tools they need to have a relationship with their plants to fill whatever that void might be.”

Plant-owning novices still need guidance. “Some people want me to go buy the plants for them. For others, it’s like picking out a wedding dress,” says Cutsumpas, who makes an average of $300 per project. “You get your friends to come, you want everyone to be there. It becomes an event.”

After Cutsumpas met Tribeca resident Lauren, 37, at a book launch, she turned to him for mentorship.

“I’ve always wanted to have a lot of plants,” says the health and wellness coach, who declined to use her last name due to privacy concerns. “It just always felt so cumbersome to go out and do it. I would go to the Flower District and feel so overwhelmed.”

She paid Cutsumpas just under $500 to buy and install a fiddle-leaf fig tree, two snake plants, a few potted pothos plants and a microgreen and herb station in the three-bedroom apartment she shares with her husband and 4-year-old child.

“I can kill anything, so I wanted low-maintenance. We have a ton of light, and I wanted air-purifying plants,” says Lauren.

She texts pictures of her ailing plants, like the brown spots on her fiddle-leaf fig, to Cutsumpas when she needs advice, which he dispenses at no extra charge. (It was a case of sunburn.)

Cutsumpas—whose plant-filled Instagram feed @FarmerNickNYC boasts almost 10,000 followers—sees plants as a “transitional step” toward bigger commitments: “You’re showing yourself, your friends and your family, ‘Hey, I’m taking this slow. I’m not ready to settle down and start having a kid at age 26.’ ”

Other New Yorkers gravitate toward plants as a design element, instead of posters or art.

A financial consultant who works from his Bushwick home, Sean Valentine, wanted his flat to have “some life in it.”

Valentine, 28, contacted his friend Maryah Greene, 23, a third-grade teacher who moonlights as a plant consultant. Like Cutsumpas, she finds most of her clients via Instagram (though she and Valentine are childhood friends).

“I became known as the crazy lady who’s always fixing someone’s plant,” says Greene, who posts advice on Instagram about choosing low-commitment flora and treating yellowing leaves. Her account @Greene.Piece, she says, has earned her about 20 clients in the last year. Greene takes home between $50 and $160 depending on a project’s budget and scale. (Her day rate is $250.)

Valentine and his roommates “gave me a $400 budget to ball out,” says Greene. “It was a lesson for me. I was like, ‘I can totally get you this really dope ficus, but the air quality in here sucks.’ ”

Now vines, hanging plants and shoots in pots on shelves line the walls of Valentine’s apartment.

“You can put paintings on the wall, but there’s nothing like having greenery,” says Valentine, who admits he’d never had a houseplant before. “It’s very alive.”

Greene attributes the millennial plant boom, in part, to social media—“the way that we advertise our spaces and our day-to-day” activities. But she tells clients it’s not all aesthetics but practicality, too.

“Everyone likes the look of having a plant by the window. But most of those really pretty Swiss cheese [monstera] plants aren’t meant to be on a windowsill, where it’s absolutely freezing,” says Greene. ���Don’t get a massive tree if you don’t have the energy to water it and to fertilize it. You can just get a tiny bonsai.”

It’s not just homes that get spiffed up in this green wave. Restaurants, retailers and runways are putting a premium on plants as design, like Rihanna’s buzzy September 2018 Savage x Fenty lingerie show, staged like a leafy eden.

Brands like Nike, Umbro and Foot Locker have tapped Olivia Rose, the Manhattan native behind plant design studio Bodega Rose, to greenify store installations and workshops. Her signature basketball planter, which starts at $90 ($125 with a pothos plant) is a must-have accessory. Last year, ultra-cool label Gypsy Sport, helmed by Balenciaga alum Rio Uribe, sent models down the runway with Rose’s basketball planters during Fashion Week, making Rose the green-thumbed darling of the hypebeast set, able to marry high fashion and street style. She draped MoMA PS1’s courtyard in the planters for the museum’s first-ever plant installation.

In Greenpoint, hip Michelin-starred eatery Oxomoco features an elaborately designed ceiling plantscape by Rose. And Nike CEO Mark Parker commissioned a work for his office after seeing her Air Force One-inspired resin planters.

Rose thinks of herself “as a plant rock star. I’m going on tour with plants,” and prioritizes the “entertainment element” of her work, adding she knows she’s catering to a social-media savvy crowd: “People want to take pictures.”

“If plants are characters in my life, then how would they live? They would be big, they would wear the coolest clothes, they would dress in the best pots, they would go play basketball,” the 23-year-old, who formally trained as a landscape architect at Cornell, tells The Post.

Millennial mainstays like cacti, monsteras, philodendrons and twisted trunks of tropical trees in Rose’s own Kips Bay apartment provide ample inspiration—and a background for selfies shared with her 19,500 Instagram followers.

The idea for The Sill’s Plant Parenthood Club ($39/year) came from demand from Blank’s customers for advice on care. They even call their leafy dependents “plant babies.”

“It’s in lieu of actual babies,” she says. “It’s like, ‘Oh my god, I could never have an actual baby, but I can have a plant, and that could be my baby.’”

For his part, Valentine is currently experiencing the seasonal roller coaster of plant ownership. “Watching them transition to the fall and the winter, I’ve been a little nervous, because things happen, leaves fall off, and you’re like, ‘Am I doing this wrong?’”

Luckily, when Valentine or his roommates are out of town, Greene is on call to plant-sit.

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Yung Lean announces new album Stranger, shares new single “Hunting My Own Skin” and a pretty un-lean amount of tour dates

Sad boys around the world can collectively rejoice, as Yung Lean — a.k.a. Sweden’s first successfully self-aware android torch singer Jonatan Leandoer Håstad — has once again come online with new music likely to make the perfect addition to any Tamagotchi funeral soundtrack. After spending most of 2017 under a low profile, Håstad has announced an upcoming new album, entitled Stranger, slated for release November 10 on Year0001. In addition, he’s also shared “Hunting My Own Skin,” the album’s newest single (which follows “Red Bottom Sky” from earlier this month). But dedicated Yung Lean fans shouldn’t be too quick to whip out their Game-Boys – if the singles are any indication, Lean may be taking the album’s title seriously and showing something new and unfamiliar. He’s has been one to surprise and reinvent throughout his career, like with last year’s Warlord, which took his music to experimental extremes following a year of personal tumult. Whether or not the hip hop crooner wants to clean up or refine a new sound, he’s sure to keep the post-internet fanboys in a frenzy. Finally, Yung Lean will be capping off the album’s release with an extensive list of tour dates that’ll take him across Europe and North America from November through February. Pre-order Stranger over here, and check out the full tour itinerary below, as well as the new single “Hunting My Own Skin.” Stranger tracklisting: 01. Muddy Sea 02. Red Bottom Sky 03. Skimask 04. Silver Arrows 05. Metallic Intuition 06. Push / Lost Weekend 07. Salute / Pacman 08. Drop It / Scooter 09. Hunting My Own Skin 10. Iceman 11. Snakeskin / Bullets 12. Fallen Demon 13. Agony 14. Yellowman Yung Lean on tour: 11.22.17 - St. Petersburg, Russia - Aurora 11.23.17 - Moscow, Russia - Yotaspace 11.24.17 - Ekaterinburg, Russia - Tele-Club 11.26.17 - Krakow, Poland - Kwadrat 11.27.17 - Munich, Germany - Theaterfabrik 11.29.17 - Prague, Czech Republic - Lucerna Velký sál 11.30.17 - Warsaw, Poland - Progresja Music Zone 12.02.17 - Berlin, Germany - Astra Kulturhaus 12.03.17 - Amsterdam, Netherlands - Melkweg 12.05.17 - Cologne, Germany - Live Music Hall 12.06.17 - Hamburg, Germany - Docks 12.08.17 - Paris, France - Elysee Montmartre 12.09.17- Frankfurt, Germany - Batschkapp 12.10.17 - Antwerp, Belgium - Trix 12.12.17 - London, UK - The Roundhouse, London 12.13.17- Manchester, UK - Albert Hall 12.16.17 - Stockholm, Sweden - Nobelberget 01.16.18 - Los Angeles, CA - Fonda Theatre 01.17.18 - Santa Ana, CA - Observatory 01.18.18 - San Diego, CA - Observatory North Park 01.19.18 - San Francisco, CA - 1015 Folsom 01.21.18 - Portland, OR - Hawthorne Theater 01.23.18 - Seattle, WA - Neumos 01.24.18 - Vancouver, BC - Commodore Ballroom 01.26.18 - Salt Lake City, UT - The Complex 01.27.18 - Denver, CO - Bluebird Theater 01.28.18 - Lawrence, KS - Granada Theater 01.31.18 - Chicago, IL - Concord Music Hall 02.01.18 - Detroit, MI - El Club 02.02.18 - Toronto, ON - Danforth Music Hall 02.03.18 - Montreal, QC - Metropolis 02.06.18 - Boston, MA - Royale 02.07.18 - New York, NY - Irving Plaza 02.08.18 - Philadelphia, PA - The Foundry 02.09.18 - Pittsburgh, PA - Rex Theater 02.10.18 - Washington, DC - Rock & Roll Hotel http://j.mp/2g3hZEv

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NYC Tamagotchi Club After Party Brings Fans Together After 2024 New York Comic-Con

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What a fun weekend for Tamagotchi fans in the New York City area! Cohosts Sarah and Julie hosted the After Party meetup which featured some awesome guests (including surprise guests), activities, and more for Tamagotchi fans after an exciting day at the 2024 New York Comic-Con!

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Guests enjoyed several activities including meeting others, connecting with a Tamagotchi P’s Station (with autumn content) courtesy of RaTamaZone. Making Tamagotchi emergency kits with Electronic Days, and he even raffled off a custom Tamagotchi Connection Grape Soda shell! Did we mention that the Twoey and Will from the Toronto Tamagotchi Club were in attendance too? There was even merchandise from Japan available for purchase courtesy of Legendary Japanese Imports.

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At the After Party there was a panel where all of these awesome guests got to speak all about how they got into Tamagotchi, and what Tamagotchi means to them!

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There were even two surprise guests, Bandai royalty, Tara Badie, Senior Brand Director, and Asaki Murakami, Product Development! How awesome is that? The Bandai team was super excited to meet the fans and hear what they’re saying after a very exciting few days at the 2024 New York Comic-Con, and you know they were super excited following some awesome announcements at the “Fun With Tamagotchi” panel!

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New York City Tamagotchi Clubs First Picnic Featured Uni Wedding & Custom Shell Designs Drawings

Sarah from the New York City Tamagotchi Club organized the very first annual picnic on Saturday, June 1st, 2024 where Tamagotchi lovers gathered and had a blast! There was an impromptu Tamagotchi Uni wedding between two fans, and there’s even an adorable drawing of the wedding!

They also had the opportunity to design their own Tamagotchi shells on paper! If you’re in the New York City area, be sure to check out this club as meet ups are organized frequently!

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New York City Tamagotchi Club Schedules “Into The Tamaverse” Party

This looks like a lot of fun! The folks over at the New York City Tamagotchi Club just had a successful meet up on Saturday, July 13th, 2024. They announced their new logo, gave away a Tamagotchi Connection and 2 DLC codes, and enjoyed the Highland Park!

For August they’ve already scheduled another meet up, this time it’s a party! That’s because there is so much to celebrate, including the Tamagotchi Connection, Tamagotchi Uni Angel Festival, Tamagotchi Monster Carnival, and 50th Anniversary Hello Kitty Tamagotchi Nano!

That’s right the “Into the Tamaverse Party’ is scheduled for Saturday, August 17th, 2024 from 12:00PM - 3:00PM at BrookLAN which is a venue that is the self proclaimed home for gaming and esports, they have both food and drinks available for purchase. BrookLAN is located at 339 Troutman St, Brooklyn, NY 11237. There will be some exciting giveaways that will be announced soon on social media.

There is no fee for admission, but you will need to register for the event in advance here. Have fun!

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New York City Tamagotchi Club is Giving Away a Tamagotchi Connection 20th Anniversary to One New Yorker!

That’s right, if you’re interested in winning one of the Tamagotchi Connection 20th Anniversary shells in a True Friends pack, this could be your chance! The New York City Tamagotchi club is giving away the pink shell to one lucky winner.

All you have to do is submit a photo or a reel with your favorite Tamagotchi in a unique place somewhere in the five boroughs of New York. Tell them what you love most about being a Tama-loving New Yorker! You must live in New York to enter, and must be following both the New York City Tamagotchi Club and Tamagotchi US on Instagram, tag New York City Tamagotchi Club Instagram account in your submission, and tag a friend you’d like to bring to the next meet up! Submit by Monday, June 24th, 2024 at 9:00PM EST.

The winner will be announced on Wednesday evening, June 26th, 2024. Pick up will be in-person at the next New York City Tamagotchi Club meet up, and the winner must be present to receive it. Good luck!

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Fluffy Algodón NYC Cotton Candy Kuchipatchi

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Have you ever wanted to just take a bite out of Kuchipatchi? Well now you can! Sarah, the founder and cohost of the New York City Tamagotchi Club recently visited Fluffy Algodón in New York City’s Koreatown!

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Fluffy Algodón is an artistic cotton candy shop where you can order some of your favorite characters in cotton candy form in incredible detail. They sell these adorable cotton candy creatures out of their storefront location, and even cater for parties!

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Now Kuchipatchi isn’t exactly on the menu, but was made to order! Sarah was able to show the shop a picture of Kuchipatchi and they made it happen, they also love Weeptchi! Oh the possibilities.

Cotton candy Kuchipatchi also features a little booty in the back, and incredible facial detail so that he is easily recognizable.

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Fluffy Algodón is located in New York City’s Koreatown, 316 5th avenue, New. York, NY 10001, in the Koreatown shopping court, corner of 32nd street and 5th avenue. Check out there website here.

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Active Tamagotchi Clubs in North America

🇨🇦 Toronto Tamagotchi Club: The club that started the renaissance! Meets once a season in downtown Toronto. Find news, meetup blogs, and event details on our Instagram, website, and other social media.

🇺🇸 Texas Tamagotchi Club: Meets monthly and travels to different cities throughout Texas. Events are shared on their Discord and Instagram.

🇺🇸 New England Tamagotchi Club: Travels to different cities throughout the New England states. Hosted by aly.gotchi. Find more information on their Instagram.

🇺🇸 NYC Tamagotchi Club: Hosted in New York City, New York by @thtquirkygirl. Meetup details can be found on their Instagram.

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Don't see your club here? Contact us to be added to our list of chapters.

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First NYC Tamagotchi Club Meet Up Draws Enthusiastic Crowd In the City That Never Sleeps

The first New York City Tamagotchi Club meet up is in the books! Fans gathered to show off their Tamagotchi’s, and you can even see some wearing their Cakeworthy licensed merchandise! We even saw some familiar faces!

In preparation, Bandai Namco US even sent a Tamagotchi Original Convention Exclusive to auction off, along with some Tamagotchi lanyards. Sarah was lucky enough to win the auction and get their hands on the awesome Tamagotchi!

The next meetup is already being worked on, and it’ll be a picnic, how fabulous is that? More details to follow soon! Keep up the great work, NYC Tamagotchi Club!

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NYC Tamagotchi Club Organizes Christmas Tama Walk!

The folks over at the NYC Tamagotchi Club want to wrap up the year strong with the last meetup for 2024! The Christmas Tama Walk will bring some holiday cheer, get you right into the holiday spirit, and welcome Santagotchi!

There will be blank wooden Christmas ornaments given out (in limited quantities) that you can decorate.

It looks like the Tama Walk will take you through some festive locations including Bryant Park, Kinokuniya New York, and Whole Foods.

The Tama Walk is on Saturday, December 14th, 2024 from 3:00PM to 5:00PM! Be sure to RSVP here.

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New York City Tamagotchi Club Hosting Autumn Tama Walk

A beautiful stroll through New York City in the fall? How awesome! Cohosts Sarah and Julie from the New York City Tamagotchi club are hosting an autumn Tama Walk to calm your excitement during the 2024 New York City Comic-Con!

On Friday, October 18th the walk will start at the Bandai Booth #2621 inside Comic-con at 12:30PM, then the second stop will be Hudson Yards outside the mall near the Vessel around 1:30PM, and the third and last stop is a scenic walk on the High Line.

Tama Walkers are encouraged to dress appropriately for the weather, and to wear som walking shoes. Bring your Tamagotchi Uni to earn some craft supplies during your walk. Have fun!