A is a robot produced by Citrusoft Robotics, programmed with the goal of making people happy. Every comes with a Chibi-House shaped like its head. s were preceded by Giga-Robos, a larger, similar-looking robot also made by Citrusoft Robotics, a long time before s were created. s are unable to speak, but can communicate using yes or no signs. They run on Watts and can be recharged by plugging into an Outlet.
The first generation of was dedicated to helping around the purchaser's household, doing things like chores and acting as a friendly companion. Over a million s were sold in the first 6 months after their initial release.
They came with a Chibi-Copter built into their head and could purchase a Chibi-Blaster or Chibi-Radar with Moolah. They each come with a manager/mascot robot called Telly Vision. These s eventually caused an energy crisis like the Giga-Robos and temporarily became less popular as a result.
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During the events of ! Plug Into Adventure!, s of this model around the world are competing to elevate their place on the Chibi-Ranking, which is displayed above the Chibi-House's Chibi-PC/Plug Into Adventure! on a split-flap display. Reaching the number one ranking is rewarded with a Super suit.
George Sanderson bought the for his daughter, Jenny Sanderson, as a birthday gift. During the birthday celebration, was introduced, with its first objective being to get an impromptu gift for Jenny. Mrs. Sanderson, who was angry at her husband for buying the since he was between jobs, claimed that he had only purchased the robot for himself. Despite the divisive nature of the purchase, this eventually meets and befriends several living toys, discovers and revives the Sandersons' Giga-Robo left in disrepair within the Basement, defeats the Spydorz and their queen, helps to fulfill the promise made by a group of aliens to their friend, achieves the number one rank within the Chibi-Ranking, and prevents the divorce of Mr. and Mrs. Sanderson through the gradual repair of their turbulent relationship.
Due to the promise of the aliens to their friend Giga-Robo being fulfilled, this , and any other that would plug itself into the Sandersons' Giga-Robo, would be granted an infinite battery life and would no longer be a part of the power consumption problem posed by the popular usage of s.
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Appearing in ! Park Patrol, this model of was created because flowers around the world were disappearing. He was programmed by Citrusoft Robotics and was later included in a special project to repair parks that have been abandoned and shipped thousands of the s to these parks, claiming to be, Free!. This model comes with a Boom Box to make plants happy. Through the Chibi-Gear shop, this model can also use a Squirter for watering flowers and a tiny bike to get around quicker. Blooming s come with a Chibi-House with their manager, Chet, built-in. Its Chibi-PC is the planning area for Park Projects, which must first be installed via Cartridge. The Blooming 's manager is supposed to hold full responsibility for project completion, but on at least one occasion this was shipped with a manager unable to exit the Chibi-House. In such instances, other help must be found by Chibi, usually in the form of toys. Should Project Cartridges be lost, Citrusoft is able to re-issue some cartridges for a fee in watts, however, the remainder must be recovered by Chibi.
To accomplish its main goal of flower growth, must first use the Boom Box near White Flowers to dance. At the end of the song, Chibi's dance is scored. The higher this score is, the higher the number of seeds released by the flower. This score must be at least 70 points (50 with the Chibi-Gear powerup active) for any seeds to be produced. These seeds then embed themselves in the ground, and become buds. can then cause these buds to grow by squirting them with the Squirter. However, buds can only grow when the plot of land they are growing in is not sand. After a successfully completed dance, the flower's color will change to a random color capable of growing in that plot.
When there at least 30 fully grown flowers in a plot of land, that plot will become a green space, and any unwatered buds will become happy points. Any white flowers that have not danced will also change to a random flower capable of growing in that plot. Should a seed land in a plot that has already turned green, it will still become a bud, but should Chibi attempt to water it, it will become a happy point instead.
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While the Blooming in general has a limited battery life, the one specifically featured in the ! Park Patrol game eventually gains an unlimited battery from the sacrifice of General Greenthumb after facing off against Miasmo and obtaining the Best Bud Emblem.
A owned by Jenny's family. He contributes to the family's Savings Tournaments, and orders new furniture from the TV shopping network to help make the family feel richer.
The NostalJunk model of can be seen in ! Photo Finder. This model specializes in taking pictures of various NostalJunk, and is the only model without a Chibi-House. The design of this model is not too different from the first two. His eyes are slightly smaller than the first model . The Chibi-Plug is less round, lacking the small rings near the cord. The main design of the plug has more rectangular edges. The cord is also thicker. His cap is slightly larger. His legs are closer to the middle. His signs are a green circle with white outlining, and a red 'X' with white outlining as well.
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This unit serves the Curator by helping his museum grow by collecting NostalJunk in the past. As a , he serves the Curator as he was built by Citrusoft to make people happy. This is a very busy one, as he does work for the Curator and many others characters. Unlike the past models, this 's initial battery can hold a maximum of 50 watts, however through acquiring battery extensions from the Curator, This can increase its battery from 100 to 200 to 500, to infinite battery.
This is the latest model. He seems to not be owned by anyone. This is independent, as he demonstrates self-defense for himself, with his cord. This model does not seem to have the Chibi-Blaster equipped. His home is in space, unlike previous models. He has a toothbrush, but is never seen using it in gameplay. Unlike to ones from the other games, he doesn't have his watt capacity increase from time to time, as instead, his watts start with 999 watts. His watts can only be increased as Super , at 2000 watts. His communication signs have been changed, as no would remain an 'X' and yes would become a check mark.
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The player takes on the role of the eponymous Chibi-Robo, a 10-ctimeter-tall robot owned by the Sanderson family. Gameplay revolves around navigating a household and collecting Happy Points by completing various tasks from housework to helping solve the dilemmas of the Sanderson family and the numerous living toys that inhabit their household. Every action consumes ergy, requiring the player to recharge using electrical outlets.
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Chibi-Robo! was gerally well received, with praise for the premise, the charming storyline, and sound design. However, some gameplay mechanics and the quality of the graphics drew some criticism. Sales of Chibi-Robo! were modest. It spawned several sequels. For the Nintdo DS, Chibi-Robo!: Park Patrol was released in 2007 and Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Ōsōji! was released in 2009, the latter being a Japan-exclusive. For the Nintdo 3DS, Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder was released in Japan in 2013 and in North America in 2014, and Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash was released in 2015. The original Chibi-Robo! saw a Japanese re-release in 2009 for the Wii as part of the New Play Control! series.
Giv as a birthday gift to the socially withdrawn eight-year-old Jny Sanderson by her father George. This is much to the dismay of
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