How to Arrange and Replace Furniture on Both Sides of a Tamagotchi Uni Room
To change furniture on either side of your Tamagotchi Uni room, select a replacement, then press A on the room placement preview to switch sides and B to place it. The important moment is after choosing the furniture, when you can see it inside the room. Bandai documents this A-to-switch, B-to-place sequence in the Tamagotchi Uni English manual.
This guide walks through replacing the left and right furniture separately, checking the result, and identifying the screen that causes confusion when a replacement keeps appearing on the left.
What should you check before arranging furniture?
Open the ITEMS menu and choose FURNITURE. Make sure you have the furniture you want to place and select the main room as the destination. Furniture placement is unavailable during the Baby stage; the manual lists the main room and garden as furniture destinations. See the furniture instructions in Bandai’s manual, reproduced by ManualsLib.
For this walkthrough, the relevant controls are A, the left button, and B, the middle button. A player’s detailed account of the same replacement process identifies those buttons and the main-room menu path in “Furniture on tama uni”.
Before opening the menu, decide which existing piece you want to replace. A simple note such as “keep the left furniture; change the right furniture” gives you something concrete to check against the preview.
How do you replace furniture on the left or right?
Follow the sequence through to the placement preview before deciding which side to use:
- Open ITEMS → FURNITURE.
- Select MAIN ROOM and proceed to the furniture selection.
- Choose the furniture you want to place.
- When that furniture appears in the room preview, inspect its position.
- Press A if it needs to move to the opposite side.
- Press B when it is on the intended side, then complete the confirmation shown on screen.
The menu sequence and final confirmation are described in the player walkthrough; the placement controls agree with the official English manual.
Pause at step four. Choosing a piece answers “which furniture?”; the preview answers “where should it go?” Treat those as separate decisions. This makes the process easier to follow than repeatedly confirming as soon as a new screen appears.
Why does the replacement keep appearing on the left?
Check whether you are pressing A while browsing furniture or after the selected piece appears inside the room. The latter is the placement screen. The original question in “Furniture on tama uni” describes this exact difficulty: replacing the television on the right while changes seemed limited to the left.
Use this diagnostic sequence to locate your next action:
| What you see | What to check next |
|---|---|
| A menu of destinations | Choose the main room. |
| A list of furniture | Select the replacement you want. |
| The replacement pictured inside the room | Check its side before confirming. |
| The preview on the wrong side | Press A, then inspect the preview again. |
| The finished room | Compare both sides with your intended arrangement. |
This table is a practical checkpoint sequence derived from the documented workflow. Its purpose is to help you recognize the current screen without relying on a memorized number of button presses.
How should you arrange both sides without losing track?
Work on one side at a time. For an illustrative arrangement, suppose you want to keep your current left-hand piece and replace only the right-hand piece. Write down that target, choose your replacement, and stop at the preview. Confirm only when the replacement is shown on the right.
After finishing, return to the room and compare it with your target: the left side should still be the piece you intended to keep, and the right side should show the replacement. If the result differs, repeat the placement process using the intended furniture and destination.
When changing both sides, use two separate passes:
- First pass: Place the furniture intended for the left side and check the finished room.
- Second pass: Place the furniture intended for the right side and check again.
- Final check: Compare the complete pair with your plan.
This is an organizational method, not an additional game feature. It gives each placement a clear purpose and makes an incorrect selection easier to identify before starting the next change.
Where do you get another piece, and does changing the room theme help?
For another furniture option, visit GO OUT → TAMA MALL → BUY and select the furniture category. Changing the room design uses BUY → ROOM instead. Bandai distinguishes shopping and room remodeling in its Tamagotchi Uni manual.
If your immediate goal is replacing the right-hand furniture, finish that placement task first. Consider a different room design afterward, when you can judge the furniture pair against its surroundings. This keeps the choice of furniture separate from the choice of backdrop.
Bandai’s Tamagotchi Uni – Blue product page identifies decorating as a device feature and provides an official instructions download. Use instructions specifically for Tamagotchi Uni when checking its menus.
Can you use PUT AWAY to remove side furniture?
The manual’s PUT AWAY instruction appears under playable ITEMS, separately from FURNITURE. Its furniture section describes placing pieces and switching locations. See those adjacent sections in the manual transcription. Do not assume that an instruction for putting away a playable item also describes removing side furniture.
For the task here, use replacement: choose the piece you want, inspect its room preview, select the correct side, and confirm. Finish by looking at both sides together. Once the pair matches your intended arrangement, the room change is complete.
Sources
- Tamagotchi Uni — English Web Instruction Manual, Bandai.
- Tamagotchi Uni – Blue, Bandai Namco Toys & Collectibles America.
- Bandai Namco Tamagotchi Uni (43351) Manual, ManualsLib reproduction of Bandai’s instructions.
- Furniture on tama uni, r/tamagotchi community discussion supporting the screen-by-screen replacement sequence.