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Chobits is a manga and anime series by that starts out as a comedy and transitions to a debate on the relationship between humans and Persocoms, machines programmed to serve humans (and look human too). It takes place some years after, although the only are of the 'dead with an impact' variety. The main character of Chobits is Hideki Motosuwa, an who lives in a Japan where almost everyone has his or her own 'Persocom' to do common tasks, ranging from household chores to surfing the Internet. Hideki would very much like his own Persocom, but there's no way he can afford one. 
Unless he finds one lying in the trash. Like all Persocoms, this one looks just like a cute girl note some persocoms look like cute or hot guys, but only one of those plays any significant role in the plot, the rest being relegated to background eyecandy except for the. He starts her up, only to find that she has no memory or info on her hard drive, and can initially only say the word 'Chi.'
Chobits (TV Series 2002– ) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more. Black Chi (English Dub) /. Unknown episodes.
Who is 'Chi,' and why was she left out in the trash in the first place? Could Chi possibly be a 'Chobit,' a rumored brand of robots capable of sapience and real emotion? After several episodes of Hideki helping Chi to adjust to the real world, the plot shifts in a more serious direction when it is implied that Chi may be developing feelings for Hideki. But is it actual feelings, or just programming? Hideki, despite his constant reminders to himself that she is only a machine, seems to have some degree of affection for her. He also learns that Persocoms can have unexpected effects on humans, hearing stories from his cram school teacher Takako Shimizu and the baker Hiroyasu Ueda. This happens despite having been warned by Minoru Kokubunji, a Persocom expert, 'not to fall in love' with her.
Meanwhile, Chi's begins to gradually unravel. And Hideki finds that he may be falling in love with Chi. Has re-released the series in an version, with two volumes each containing half the series.
Compare with. Tropes: •: A Guy and His Female Persocom. Examples: • Shinbo and Sumomo • Kojima and • Hideki and Chii.
• Minoru and Yuzuki. •:: •: The scientist who created Persocoms is Ichiro 'Icchan' Mihara from, and Minoru Kokubunji's sister, the one Yuzuki is supposed to emulate, is Blanche's Deus Kaede. Sai, Ohjiro, and Misaki all make a cameo at Kaede's funeral. •: 'A person just for me.' •: Chi weighs significantly less when she's turned on, and it can't be entirely explained by the difference between dead-weight and live-weight. She floats at one point. •: The persocoms were created to be human-like and look human except for the.
•: A filler episode has the gang staying at Kokubunji's beach house. There's the beach ball, sand castles, fireworks at night etc. •: • If you harm Chi, Hideki and Freya (while possessing Chi) will kick your ass.
Badmouth Chi and Hideki will be very angry. • If you illegally try to access Zima, Dita will fry your brain.
•: Dita (bodyguard) for Zima (charge). In the anime this is more apparent after Chi gives persocoms true sapience. In the manga, her program just isn't executed because Zima already has feelings for Dita before that incident. •: Poor Takako has the tragic part down, as her husband has become much more interested in their persocom than his own wife.
Unlike most examples, she hides it behind her chipper demeanor. She falls for her creator/father, eventually breaking down.
She exists on as Chi's protector so that she's not hurt like Freya was. •: 'Persocom' is simply the Japanese equivalent of the abbreviation 'PC', but the English translation uses 'Persocom' to exclusively refer to android-computers. •: The Japanese version, see above. For something that's supposed to be a 'Personal Computer', they are more like, usually a, than the beige or black colored boxes, All-in-ones or even laptops that our world is familiar with. •: Chi's reset button is down there. • In the anime, it's a case of with The Person Just for Me.
• In the manga this is especially true with Hideki. In the final chapter, Freya informs him that if he and Chi ever became one, Chi will be rebooted and all of Chi's memories of Hideki will be erased completely. •: Zima doesn't seem particularly troubled when Yuzuki attempts to hack into him. •: Is man starting to prefer technology over interaction with real people? •: The Me is Chi. •: The One Just for Me who can bring a new age to the Persocoms, either happiness or something dreadful.