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- title_name=Chobits+
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- |caption=The cover of volume 1 of the Chobits manga (English edition).+
- |ja_name=ちょびっツ+
- |ja_name_trans=Chobittsu+
- |genre= [[Comedy]] , [[romantic love|Romance]], [[Science Fiction]]<ref>[http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0326672/ IMDB - Genres] <small>anime, comedy, drama, romance, sci-fi</small></ref>, [[Ecchi]] <!--Discuss in talk page before adding or removing genres-->+
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- title=+
- |author = [[Clamp (manga artists)|Clamp]]+
- |publisher = {{flagicon|Japan}} [[Kodansha]]+
- |publisher_other={{flagicon|Canada}} {{flagicon|United States}} {{flagicon|United Kingdom}} [[Tokyopop]]<br>+
-{{flagicon|Brazil}} [[Editora JBC]] <br>+
-{{flagicon|France}} {{flagicon|Quebec}} Pika Éditions <br>+
-{{flagicon|Italy}} Star Comics <br>+
-{{flagicon|South Korea}} [[Daiwon C&A Holdings|Daiwon CI]] <br> +
-{{flagicon|Sweden}} Bonnier Carlsen <br> +
-{{flagicon|Spain}} Norma Editorial <br> +
-{{flagicon|Mexico}} Editorial Vid <br> +
-{{flagicon|Poland}} [[JPF]] <br> +
-{{flagicon|Germany}} EMA <br> +
- | demographic =[[Seinen]]+
- |serialized = [[Young Magazine]]+
- |first_run = [[2001]]+
- |last_run = [[2002]]+
- |num_volumes = 8<ref>{{Ann manga|id=1553}}. Accessed [[2007-02-25]].</ref>+
-}}+
-{{Infobox animanga/Anime|+
- title=+
- |director = [[Morio Asaka]]+
- |studio = [[Madhouse (company)|Madhouse]]+
- |network = [[Animax]], [[Tokyo Broadcasting System|TBS]], BS-I +
- |network_other = {{flagicon|South Korea}} [[Anione]] <br> {{flagicon|Malaysia}} Animax <br> {{flagicon|United States}} [[Anime Network]] <br> {{flagicon|Poland}} [[Hyper]]+
- |first_aired = [[2 April]] [[2002]]+
- |last_aired = [[24 September]] [[2002]]+
- |num_episodes = 26<ref>{{Ann anime|id=357}}. Accessed [[2007-02-25]].</ref>+
- |list_episodes = List of Chobits episodes#Episodes+
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-{{Infobox animanga/Other|+
- title=Specials+
- |content=+
-* Episode 9+
-* Episode 18+
-* Episode 27 (OVA)+
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-{{nihongo|'''''Chobits'''''|ちょびっツ|Chobittsu}} is a [[Japan]]ese [[manga]] and [[anime]] series created by [[Clamp (manga artists)|CLAMP]]. Unlike most CLAMP stories, ''Chobits'' is a [[seinen]] series, specifically of the [[magical girlfriend]] variety. The manga is set in the same universe as ''[[Angelic Layer]]'', taking place a few years after the events of that story.+Chobits (ちょびっツ,Chobitsu) is an anime series from CLAMP about an 18-year-old boy named Hideki Motosuwa who goes to Tokyo for cram school, but ends up finding a broken persocom (''perso''nal ''com''puter) instead (something he normally couldn't afford). Hideki then names her Chi, after the only thing she can say, but later on, he starts to figure out that Chi may be one of the most powerful persocom there is and he needs to teach her what he can and she can maybe remember where she came from and who made her.
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 +==Characters==
 +;[[Hideki]]: A high-strung country boy who is in Tokyo studying to enter college. His Persocom is Chi.
 +;[[Chii]]: A Persocom who seems to be missing some information and could be one of the rumored Chobits.
 +;[[Shinbo]]: Hideki's neighbor and school-mate. He has a Persocom named Sumomo.
 +;[[Sumomo]]: Shinbo's mobile Persocom.
==Plot== ==Plot==
-The story centers on the life of Hideki Motosuwa, a {{nihongo|[[rōnin (student)|repeat student]]|浪人|Rōnin}} attempting to qualify for university by studying at the Seki [[higher education in Japan#College Entrance|prep school]] in [[Tokyo]]. Besides a girlfriend, the other thing he dreams of having is a ''Persocom.'' A Persocom is an [[android]] used as a personal computer; however, they are expensive, and Hideki has no money.+===Episode 1===
- +Hideki is rejected from college and leaves his home to go study in Tokyo for college. When he arrives, he sees a persocom for the first time, but he can't afford one. Embarrassing himself in front the building manager, he settles into his new apartment. He meets his neighbor, Shinbo, who owns a miniature persocom named Sumomo. Walking home, Hideki finds a persocom in the trash. While taking it home, he loses the programming disc. After turning it on, the only thing it can do is say "chi". His attempt to keep Chi a secret fails miserably.
-On his way home one evening, he stumbles across an android in the form of a beautiful girl with long blonde hair lying against a pile of trash bags. He first thinks this to be a murder but, realizing she is an android, he carries her home. Upon turning it on, she instantly regards Hideki with adoration. The only word she seems capable of saying is "chi", and thus he names her [[Chi (Chobits)|Chi]]. Although Chi does not appear to have any programs installed in her, Hideki's friend's friend Kokubunji Minoru surmises that she must have some sort of learning program installed, judging from her behavior.+===Episode 2===
- +Shinbo finds Chi and begins to help Hideki figure out what's wrong with his persocom. After Sumomo shorts out in an attempt, Shinbo sends Hideki to a large mansion to meet a more knowledgeable expert. The young Minoru's maids fail, but his personal main Yuzuki offers to try. Chi, who appears to be running without an OS, has a special data protection that causes all interfaces with her to crash. Minoru suggests she's a Chobits, super-persocoms who can move without programs. They find she can be taught whatever she needs to know. Finally, Minoru warns him not to fall in love. Chi gets her name and clothes.
-A major part of the plot involves Hideki attempting to teach Chi words, concepts, and appropriate behaviours, in between his crammed schedule of school and work. At the same time, Chi seems to be developing feelings for Hideki, at an emotional depth, which she is not supposed to possess, and Hideki struggles with his feelings for her. Minoru assumes that she is one of the legendary "chobits" hence the name of the series. The series explores the nature of androids, human interactions with them, and the nature of love. All sorts of characters are introduced; some of them love androids, some see them only as tools.+===Episode 3===
- +Hideki teaches Chi a few new words before he and Shinbo start class. He meets his new teacher and starts day dreaming about her immediately. After class, Hideki looks for a job. After many rejections, he finds himself working for a pub.
-In the later part of the story, the characters start to explore Chi's mysterious past. Chi discovers a series of picture books of mysterious origin, that seem to awaken something deep inside of her. The book inspires her to find the "person just for me", a euphemism used in the series to refer to one's true love. Chi is also a very special android, and towards the end of the story, together with Hideki, discovers her true identity, as well as what lies within her.+
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-Despite the comedic and [[ecchi]] moments, Chobits itself deals with several dualities concerning subject matter it shows. The most explored issue throughout the series is humans-android relationships (cf [[A.I.]]) . "Watashi", or "Atashi" (Japanese for I or me), a character drawn by the character "Hibiya", is a comic book used in the series to hint at the definition of reciprocated love to Chi, and is used to highlight issues with human-persocom relationships; drawing upon the fact that because persocoms can be programmed to imitate desirable human behavior, humans would opt-out of human relationships, resulting in obvious problems, such as the inability to further produce offspring.+
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-The series deals with issues and ideals of [[virginity]], and sexual intercourse in that Chi is effectively incapable of sexual intercourse (in the manga and in the series) and must therefore only entrust her body to someone who cares for her well-being. The series also hints that Chi's particular placement of her "on switch" is added after Freya's death, since her father gave her "special abilities". Along with his goal to ensure all persocoms found happiness, the placement of Chi's on switch ensures that her personality will thrive only in a relationship in which she is loved without the pressure of sex. Persocoms, like women before the women's liberation, are viewed as objects to meet needs rather than be loved. This is shown in the series, particularly when several males attempt to "interfere" with Chi. The idea of "love", as a concept is addressed for the denominator of the series, in several installments of "[[A City with No People]]"; this deals with issues particularly relating to searching, and subsequently waiting for someone who is what would be referred to as a "soul mate". This is in parallel to the story of Freya, who fell in love with her father and creator, and ultimately wished death due to heartache, and is used as a means of "aiding" Chi in her quest for "A Person Just For Me", or "My One and Only". Both Chi and her sister, Freya; Atashi being linked to Chi, and the companion, linked to Freya.+
- +
-==Etymology==+
-The name "Chobits" comes from the fact that their father, Ichiro Mihara, used the word "Chobi" to describe anything he thought was ''"small and hopelessly adorable"''. Two Chobi become "Chobits". The word "Chobits" is an anagram of "Chitose Hibiya."<ref name=MiharaChobi>'''Ichiro Mihara''': "Chobi" means "little"... Two Chobi become "Chobits." It's a word I made up, since the password system won't take actual words. "Chobi" spelled in hiragana, with the last sound in katakana. '''Chitose Hibiya''': Your daddy told me that anything he thinks is small and hopelessly adorable is "Chobi" to him. That's why you two are his "Chobits." Another thing... My Ichiro told me that the word "Chobits"... ... is special to him... ...because it's made up of the letters in my name - Chitose Hibiya. And that's why they're my children.{{cite book|author=Clamp|authorlink=Clamp (manga artists)|title=Chobits volume 8||chapter=Chapter 87|pages=pages 113-116|editor=Jake Forbes|origyear=2001|year=2003|publisher=Tokyopop|language=English|id=ISBN 1591824095}}</ref>, and is also the password given to Elda, Freya, Plum, and eventually Chi. The spelling of the title uses a mixture of [[hiragana]] ちょびっ ''Chobi[t]'' and [[katakana]] ツ ''tsu''. The mixed letters were chosen because a persocom's password requires a mixture of hiragana, katakana and/or [[Latin alphabet|Latin alphanumeric]] characters for increased security. Similarly, the [[password]] チょびっつ ''Chobittsu'' for [[Chobits characters#Sumomo .28Plum.29|Plum]] (also known as "Sumomo"; "Sumomo" is Japanese for "[[Prunus salicina|plum]]"), set by Hideki in episode 19 of the TV series (entitled "Chi Helps Out"), mixes {{nihongo|katakana|チ|Ch[i]}} and {{nihongo|hiragana|ょびっつ|[y]obittsu}}, although in TOKYOPOP's English translation of the manga, the password is "Chobits" (with a [[Capitalisation|capital]] "C").+
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-The word {{nihongo|'''persocom'''|パソコン|pasocon}} is a [[Contraction (grammar)#Japanese|Japanese contraction]] of {{nihongo|''[[personal computer]]''|パーソナルコンピュータ|pāsonaru conpyūta}}. In Japan, it is used to refer to personal computers in the same way as the initials PC are in English. In Chobits, it is used with no distinction between modern and humanoid computers. In the final chapter of the manga, Chitose Hibiya explains that humanoid computers are not named "robots" because Ichiro Mihara did not include the [[Three Laws of Robotics]] in them.+
-==Differences Between the Manga and Anime==+
-*Hideki is 19 years old in the manga, and in the anime he is 18.+
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-*In the manga, when Hideki introduced himself, he was not unemployed, whereas in the anime, he was unemployed when he found Chi. +
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-*In the manga, Yumi Oumura is not the daughter of Manager Nekoi at Club Pleasure.+
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-*In the anime, Hideki moves to Tokyo and meets Chitose Hibiya, his apartment manager. In the manga, Hideki is already living there upon the time of his introduction.+
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-*In the manga, Sumomo is 24 centimetres tall. In the anime, she is 16 centimetres.+
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-*Several major events in the anime (such as the trip to Minoru's beachhouse, Chi and Hideki playing the Netgame, Hideki becoming afraid of an online urban legend regarding his apartment being haunted, Chi and Hideki helping Ms. Hibiya clean up the apartment complex, Chi buying underwear, Chi needing to be charged up and Chi cooking for Hideki) do not happen in the manga.+
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-*Shinbo Hiromu lives in the same apartment complex as Hideki in the anime, however, in the manga, he does not.+
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-*In the manga, Hideki finds out about Ms. Shimizu and Shinbo having an affair when he attempts to search for Chi, who went looking for a job. In the anime, he found out much later.+
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-*In the anime, Yoshiyuki Kojima suggested to Minoru that in order to find out more about Chi, they hack the syndicate's main computer using Yuzuki. In the manga, there is no evidence that Minoru knew that it would be the most effective way to get information. Yuzuki does this act in the manga based on her programming.+
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-*In the anime, Chi gets an outfit from Chitose Hibiya that was from her past life after she and Hideki helped her with cleaning the apartment building. In the manga, Chi got the outfit the night after Takako Shimizu stayed at Hideki's apartment.+
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-*In the anime, Chitose Hibiya does not go to the publishing office, whereas in the manga, she does. However, we can assume that she must have in the anime as well, because in the episode in which Chi and Hideki fall off a ledge on their way to My Pleasure, Ms. Hibiya is in a taxi wearing the same outfit that she does in the manga when she is in the publishing office.+
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-*In the anime, Chitose Hibiya's late husband Ichiro is not mentioned by name, nor is his affiliation with the creation of Angelic Layer.+
- +
-==Manga==+
-The original Chobits manga was written by Clamp, a famous group of four Japanese [[mangaka]] (manga artists) and was serialized in [[Kodansha]]'s [[Young Magazine]] in Japan from February 2001 until the manga's completion in November 2002. Clamp often reuses (or parallels) various characters among their manga. Chobits is one of their first attempts at the seinen genre.+
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-The manga is 88 chapters long and was collected into 8 volumes, which are published in English by [http://www.tokyopop.com/dbpage.php?propertycode=CHB&categorycode=BMG TOKYOPOP]. TOKYOPOP's translation is imported to [[Australia]] by [[Madman Entertainment]]. The Traditional Chinese manga is published by COMICSWORLD.COM (天下出版有限公司) under official authorization for [[Hong Kong]] only. In [[Singapore]], the Simplified Chinese version is published by Chuangyi.+
- +
-==Anime==+
-{{Further|[[Chobits media information]]}}+
-{{see also|List of Chobits episodes}}+
-The anime consists of 26 episodes and was broadcast across Japan, East Asia and Southeast Asia by the anime [[satellite television]] network, [[Animax]] and the [[terrestrial television|terrestrial]] [[Tokyo Broadcasting System]] network. Episodes 9, 18, and an extra 27th [[OVA]] episode are used as "recap" episodes, looking back on the events that happened previously. The episodes were re-numbered for the DVD release; the original recap episodes were not included in sequence, instead being published together on the final DVD and re-numbered as 8.5, 16.5 and 24.5 making the series itself only 24 episodes.+
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-There is a 6-minute special episode: "Sumomo and Kotoko on a Quest", or "Chibits", concerning Sumomo and Kotoko.+
- +
-The series was directed by [[Morio Asaka]] and animated by [[Madhouse (company)|Madhouse]] while [[Hisashi Abe]] acted as character designer and chief animation director. The ending to the anime series is different from the manga on many levels; perhaps the most notable being removal of all true allusion to Hideki never having Chi because of her switch location, and of Freya taking over Chi's body and asking her mother Chitose to shut them down, saying the Chobits series is a failure, and the activation of the program after all, although the effect on Persocoms is not the same as described in the manga.+
-===Reception===+==Episode List==
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-!Notes+
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-|Allen Divers+
-|Overall (dub): A<br/>Overall (sub): A<br/>Story: A<br/>Animation: A<br/>Art: A<br/>Music: A+
-|DVD/Anime Review of DVD 1 (of 7)+
|- |-
-|[http://www.animeondvd.com/reviews2/disc_reviews/1695.php AnimeOnDVD]+|Ep 1 || Chi Awakens || Please enter
-|Chris Beveridge+
-|Content: A-<br/>Audio: B+<br/>Video: A<br/>Packaging: A-<br/>Menus: B<br/>Extras: B+
-|DVD/Anime Review of DVD 1 (of 7)+
|- |-
-|[http://www.themanime.org/viewreview.php?id=215 THEM Anime Reviews]+|Ep 2 || Chi Goes Out || Please enter
-|Christina Ross+
-|3 out of 5+
-|Anime Review+
|- |-
 +|Ep 3 || Chi Learns || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 4 || Chi Goes on Errands || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 5 || Chi Finds || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 6 || Chi Weakens || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 7 || Chi Works || Please enter
 +|-
 +| Ep 8 || Chi Bewildered || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 9 || Chi Buys || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 10 || Chi Meets || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 11 || Chi Confirms || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 12 || Chi Plays || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 13 || Chi Goes to the Ocean! || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 14 || Chi Entertains || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 15 || Chi Doesn't Do Anything || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 16 || Chi Provides || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 17 || Chi Manages || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 18 || Minoru and Yuzuki || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 19 || Chi Helps || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 20 || Chi Disappears || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 21 || Chi Waits || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 22 || Chi Hopes || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 23 || Chi Answers || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 24 || Chi Wears and Takes Off || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 25 || Chi Decides || Please enter
 +|-
 +|Ep 26 || The Only Person for Chi || Please enter
|} |}
-==Media==+==Opening/Endings==
-===Theme Songs===+* Opening 1: Let Me Be With You
-Opening: "Let Me Be With You" by [[ROUND TABLE featuring Nino]]+* Ending 1: Raison D'etre
- +* Ending 2: Ningyo Hime
-===Games===+
-In 2002 Marvellous Entertainment Inc. released a ''Chobits'' game for the [[Nintendo]] [[Game Boy Advance]]. This game has not been released outside of Japan. The game was available bundled with a clear blue Game Boy Advance with a [[decal]] of Chi above the A+B buttons and a ''Chobits'' logo above the D-pad. [http://www.planetgamecube.com/media/gen001162.jpg] Their Chobits: Crystal Kingdom is also a PlayStation 2 game that was released exclusively in Japan.+
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-<!-- The following trivia has been hidden within this invisible comment, until a way is found to incorporate it into a different, more appropriate section of the article.+
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-*In the English language version of Episode 4, the words "Underwear" and "Underpants" are said a total of 116 times (111 for "Underpants" and 5 for "Underwear").+
-*Hideki is woken up by an alarm clock from a brand called "HIDEKI". The appearance of the alarm is the same as a real HIDEKI clock.+
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-End invisible note. !-->+
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-==Notes and References==+
-{{reflist}}+
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-==See also==+
-*[[Chobits media information]]+
-*[[List of characters in Chobits]]+
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-==External links==+
-*[http://www.tokyopop.com/S-1030/ Chobits Manga] Official TOKYOPOP site+
-*[http://www.tbs.co.jp/chobits/ TV Animation Chobits] TSB official site (Japanese)+
-<!-- Fan sites will be removed so don't even try -->+
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Chobits (ちょびっツ,Chobitsu) is an anime series from CLAMP about an 18-year-old boy named Hideki Motosuwa who goes to Tokyo for cram school, but ends up finding a broken persocom (personal computer) instead (something he normally couldn't afford). Hideki then names her Chi, after the only thing she can say, but later on, he starts to figure out that Chi may be one of the most powerful persocom there is and he needs to teach her what he can and she can maybe remember where she came from and who made her.

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Characters

Hideki
A high-strung country boy who is in Tokyo studying to enter college. His Persocom is Chi.
Chii
A Persocom who seems to be missing some information and could be one of the rumored Chobits.
Shinbo
Hideki's neighbor and school-mate. He has a Persocom named Sumomo.
Sumomo
Shinbo's mobile Persocom.
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Plot

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Episode 1

Hideki is rejected from college and leaves his home to go study in Tokyo for college. When he arrives, he sees a persocom for the first time, but he can't afford one. Embarrassing himself in front the building manager, he settles into his new apartment. He meets his neighbor, Shinbo, who owns a miniature persocom named Sumomo. Walking home, Hideki finds a persocom in the trash. While taking it home, he loses the programming disc. After turning it on, the only thing it can do is say "chi". His attempt to keep Chi a secret fails miserably.

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Episode 2

Shinbo finds Chi and begins to help Hideki figure out what's wrong with his persocom. After Sumomo shorts out in an attempt, Shinbo sends Hideki to a large mansion to meet a more knowledgeable expert. The young Minoru's maids fail, but his personal main Yuzuki offers to try. Chi, who appears to be running without an OS, has a special data protection that causes all interfaces with her to crash. Minoru suggests she's a Chobits, super-persocoms who can move without programs. They find she can be taught whatever she needs to know. Finally, Minoru warns him not to fall in love. Chi gets her name and clothes.

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Episode 3

Hideki teaches Chi a few new words before he and Shinbo start class. He meets his new teacher and starts day dreaming about her immediately. After class, Hideki looks for a job. After many rejections, he finds himself working for a pub.

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Episode List

Ep # Title (English) Title (Japanese)
Ep 1 Chi Awakens Please enter
Ep 2 Chi Goes Out Please enter
Ep 3 Chi Learns Please enter
Ep 4 Chi Goes on Errands Please enter
Ep 5 Chi Finds Please enter
Ep 6 Chi Weakens Please enter
Ep 7 Chi Works Please enter
Ep 8 Chi Bewildered Please enter
Ep 9 Chi Buys Please enter
Ep 10 Chi Meets Please enter
Ep 11 Chi Confirms Please enter
Ep 12 Chi Plays Please enter
Ep 13 Chi Goes to the Ocean! Please enter
Ep 14 Chi Entertains Please enter
Ep 15 Chi Doesn't Do Anything Please enter
Ep 16 Chi Provides Please enter
Ep 17 Chi Manages Please enter
Ep 18 Minoru and Yuzuki Please enter
Ep 19 Chi Helps Please enter
Ep 20 Chi Disappears Please enter
Ep 21 Chi Waits Please enter
Ep 22 Chi Hopes Please enter
Ep 23 Chi Answers Please enter
Ep 24 Chi Wears and Takes Off Please enter
Ep 25 Chi Decides Please enter
Ep 26 The Only Person for Chi Please enter
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Opening/Endings

  • Opening 1: Let Me Be With You
  • Ending 1: Raison D'etre
  • Ending 2: Ningyo Hime
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Links

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