Tamagotchi Pack 3D Model Collection

3D collection of stylized Tamagotchis, featuring unique designs inspired by classic and fantasy themes. This set includes the shark, hammerhead shark, cat, bear, bat, and the original retro Tamagotchi. Each model is created with clean topology and a low poly count, making them ideal for real-time applications such as game engines, renders, or mobile games. The designs balance nostalgic retro aesthetics with modern stylization, offering both charm and versatility. All models are optimized for rendering and real-time use, with playful shapes and details that make them stand out as collectible digital pets. Perfect for stylized environments, retro-inspired games, or as fun decorative assets.

Key Features:

• Optimized mesh with clean,
• Quad-based topology
• Subdivision-ready (supports anti-aliasing/smoothing)

The model was initially created in BLENDER 3.6.23 and BLENDER 4.0.2 Rendered in Cycles.

File formats: .blend / .fbx / .obj / .dae / .glb

Cat Tamagotchi Vetices: 8,800 | Edges: 17,600 | Faces: 8,800 | Triangles: 17,600

Bat Tamagotchi Vetices: 7,576 | Edges: 15,152 | Faces: 7,576 | Triangles: 15,152

Classic Tamagotchi Vetices: 5,813 | Edges: 11,626 | Faces: 5,813 | Triangles: 11,626

Hammerhead Shark Vetices: 14,750 | Edges: 29,500 | Faces: 14,750 | Triangles: 29,500

Shark Vetices: 11,618 | Edges: 23,236| Faces: 11,618 | Triangles: 23,236

Bear Tamagotchi Vetices: 10,746 | Edges: 21,596 | Faces: 10,968 | Triangles: 21,256

Textures Formats - Png(4096х4096/2048x2048/1024x1024)

• Base color
• Normal map
• Roughness
• Metallic

About Tamagotchi

Tamagotchi is a handheld digital pet created in Japan by Akihiro Yokoi of WiZ and Aki Maita of Bandai. First released in 1996, the Tamagotchi quickly became a worldwide phenomenon and a cultural icon of the late 1990s and early 2000s. It features a small, egg-shaped device with a screen where users can interact with a virtual pet by feeding it, playing games, cleaning up after it, and caring for its health. The name Tamagotchi is derived from the Japanese words tamago (egg) and watchi (a stylized form of watch).

Over the years, the franchise has evolved into various forms, including mobile apps, video games, and collectible toys. Tamagotchi remains a nostalgic symbol of early digital culture and continues to inspire stylized character designs and retro-futuristic aesthetics in modern media.