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Welcome to Wikifang, a Wikia wiki on the chain of Smilesoft games, namely the Gachasute! Dino Device series, Network Adventure Bugsite and most importantly, the Keitai Denjuu Telefang series. We are creating a definitive guide to these games, and everyone can help, even without logging in. We are working on 892 articles and have 4,370 files right now. Find out more about Wikifang on the About page. Don't know what these games are? Read a summary of Telefang, Dino Device and Bugsite. Never edited a wiki before? No worries, read help here or check out the tutorial. Want to join our community and be a user? Then register here, if you haven't already. Need more help? You may wish to consult an administrator/sysop if you really need help. Otherwise, you may also wish to ask a question on the Forum on this wiki or Tulunk Village, an external forum pertaining mainly to Telefang, with other Smilesoft games, while at the same time collaborating with this wiki. You may also wish to navigate within Wikifang with these links below. We hope you enjoy your experience with us!

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Navigation Games Keitai Denjuu Telefang - The series of games, which is the most famous among the games created by Smilesoft. Telefang 1 - The very first of the Keitai Denjuu Telefang games Pokémon Diamond and Jade - The bootlegged version of Telefang 1, infamous for its numerous glitches and poor translation. Telefang 2 - A sequel to Telefang 1. Dino Device Dino Device 1 Dino Device 2 Network Adventure Bugsite Important Aspects Denjuu | Dinos | Bugs - The monsters roaming in their world. Phone numbers - The method to call Denjuu friends. Battles - Because every game needs them. Items - The necessities that everyone needs for daily trips. Moves - The moves that used to attack others for survival. Types Habitat types - Different Denjuu have different homes, giving them different types. Move types - A battle strategy introduced in Telefang 2 for Denjuu. Humans T-Fangers - The people who have Denjuu friends. Antagonists - Because there is one in every plot of every game. Locations - The different cities and towns throughout the whole of the three worlds. Evolution - Because everyone needs to advance. Other Stuff Definitive Walkthrough Guides Glitches

Wikifang What's Up? 16 December 2009 A new evolution template system has been completed. All articles need to be updated according to this new system (see here). In addition, a central to-do list for the entire Wikifang can be accessed at Wikifang:To-do. 25 September 2009 A new version of the Telefang 1 Translation Patch was released. The text in the game now uses a variable-width font, thanks to Malias. Get it here! 22 September 2009 Wikifang reached 500 articles! Thanks, everyone, for all the hard work. 21 September 2008 Wikifang reached 100 articles! All news Latest Telefang 1 patch The patch currently works with both the Power Version and Speed Version of the game. The latest version is v157, rolled by kmeisthax rolled by kmeisthax with contributions from andwhyisit and kabuto93. To discuss this patch, check out the forums. For full patch notes please check the version history. Power IPS: https://github.com/telefang/telefang/releases/download/patch-v157/Telefang.-.Power.Version.J.Eng.beta.v157.ips Speed IPS: https://github.com/telefang/telefang/releases/download/patch-v157/Telefang.-.Speed.Version.J.Eng.beta.v157.ips Wikifang-Related Copyrights Simplified ruleset Administrators more... Help Editing Searching Talk page User page Why create an account more help... Contributing Wanted Pages Short articles Articles listed for deletion Articles needing help Incomplete lists Articles in need of cleanup more...