INTERACTIVE GUILMON TOY

Interactive Guilmon Toy, retail $TBA (http://digipedia.db-destiny.net...)
Manufactured by (Unknown)
Last updated 12-31-10



This product does not emit light of its own, so the standard review format will not be used and the product will not be assigned a rating

This is the only known "Digi-Interactive" Digimon toy for Digimon season 3 to be produced.

It (he) is a 20" tall electronic figure of the character Guilmon in Digimon season 3 of the television program. I have a whole boatload of Digimon plush (stuffed critters), a D3 digivice (season 2), a digimon analyser (a small computer-like device), a scanning D-Tector from season 3, two Digimon games for my Gameboy Advanced, a music CD with music from the movie and the TV series, and all of the episodes from seasons 1 through 5 on DVD -- but this is the only truly interactive Digimon toy I have in my possession (so I'm 45 and I like Digimon...so sue me!!! ).


Here's some proof...this is a large Ikkakumon plush (stuffed critter) that I have.


Here's more...this is me holding an Agumon plush in ~2001.


And more...this is a Digimon music CD that I obtained early this century...the original became lost in a move I made in late-2004, so I wasted no time in purchasing another.


And finally there's this:
Three large Digimon plush on the back of my electric wheelchair.
To this day (02-21-10), they're still there.


Size of product w/hand to show scale SIZE


The Interactive Guilmon may hunger for a bit of power when you first receive him...here's how to satisfy that hunger:

On the bottom of the product near the tail, you'll see a battery door secured with a screw. Using a small phillips screwdriver (the #0 with a 2.40mm shaft diameter from my set of jeweller's screwdrivers worked like a charm here), loosen the screw until it stops moving outward. This screw is captive, and should not become lost unless you make a concerted effort to remove it.

Lift the battery door off, turn your TV on to Digimon, wait until they show Guilmon, and throw it at the screen so that he blasts it with a Pyrosphere...O WAIT!!! YOU'LL NEED THAT!!! So just set it aside instead.

In the chamber, you'll see a gold colored battery carriage. Remove it, and dispose of or recycle the four used AA cells from it as you see fit.

Insert four new AA cells into this carriage, orienting the cells so that their flat-ends (-) negatives face the springs for them in each chamber.

Insert the now-full battery carriage back into the compartment, orienting it so that the two metal contacts on one end go in first and are facing Guilmon's head.

Finally, place the battery door back on, and tighten that screw. The threads in the screw receptacle are metal, so the chances of stripping the screw hole are reduced.
Aren't you glad that you didn't huck that battery door at your television set now?




Guilmon has two sensors in his head that can tell if you're nearby (wave your hand in front of his face if being there by itself elicits no response), he speaks more than 13 phrases, and he can move his jaws, arms, and legs.

He has a three-position switch:
Position 1 is "off".
Position 2 is "try me" where he speaks several phrases but does not move his body ("try me" mode requires you to press & release a small button on the opposite side of his body each time you want Guilmon to say something; his jaw moves but not his arms or legs).
Position 3 is "on" -- where he speaks all of the phrases he comes with, and moves various body parts during & after speaking.

Guilmon originally came with a plastic "bone" that he could gnaw on after he said "I'm hungry!", but that became lost in a move I made in late-2004.

The only thing that pisses me off about this toy that he doesn't use Guilmon's real voice, and he's missing some rather key phrases like "Guilmon bread" and "Takatomon".

Here, let's let the following video clips do the talking:



Video clip on YourTube showing the interactive Guilmon in "try me" mode

This clip is approximately 6.299564527 megabytes (6,489,906 bytes) in length; dial-up users please be aware.
It will take no less than thirty one minutes to load at 48.0Kbps.





Video clip on YourTube showing the interactive Guilmon...what else...interacting!

This clip is approximately 13.782345291 megabytes (13,987,478 bytes) in length; dial-up users please be aware.
It will take no less than sixty eight minutes to load at 48.0Kbps.

I cannot provide either clip in other formats, so please do not ask.



Spectrographic analysis of the fluorescence of this product when irradiated with the Yellow DPSS Laser Module.


Spectrographic analysis
Spectrographic analysis of the fluorescence of the red body of this product when irradiated with the 5mW Violet Laser Module w/"Constellation" Lens.

USB2000 spectrometer graciously donated by P.L.






TEST NOTES:
Unit was purchased on Ebay many years ago -- possibly in 2000 or 2001.

Digimon is a registered trademark (™) of Bandai.

It is not known where the product was manufactured.
A product's country of origin really does matter to some people, which is why I wanted to publish it on this web page.


UPDATE: 12-31-10
I had a comment posted on my YourTube video; the visitor said that this toy sounded an awful lot like Veemon from season 2, and come to think of it, he's absolutely correct here!!!

This will probably be the last update I make to this website in 1990...er...2000...uh...this decade anyway.


    MANUFACTURER: Unknown
    PRODUCT TYPE: Interactive toy
    LAMP TYPE: N/A
    No. OF LAMPS: N/A
    BEAM TYPE: N/A
    SWITCH TYPE: Slide on/off/demo on side of product's body
    CASE MATERIAL: Plastic
    BEZEL: N/A
    BATTERY: 4x AA cells
    CURRENT CONSUMPTION: Unknown/unable to measure
    WATER- AND PEE-RESISTANT: No
    SUBMERSIBLE: NO WAY HOZAY!!!
    ACCESSORIES: Phoney "bone"
    WARRANTY: Unknown/TBA

    PRODUCT RATING:

    Product was not intended to be a light-emitter or test instrument, so the traditional "star" rating will not be used.





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