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{{ | The Chibi-House is a product developed by [[Citrusoft]] that serves as a home for [[Chibi-Robo]]. A Chibi-House is included with the purchase of a Chibi-Robo, with the exception of the NostalJunk model of Chibi-Robo. All Chibi-House models come standard with an [[Outlet]] for Chibi-Robo to recharge his [[Watt]]s and a Chibi-PC for Chibi-Robo to use for various activities, though each model has unique features past that. | ||
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=Chibi-Robo! Plug Into Adventure!= | |||
| | [[File:PIA_Chibi-House.png|thumb]]The first generation model of the Chibi-House has a spacious interior, equipped with an [[Outlet]], a [[Chibi-PC]], and a Recyclotron. The exterior features a ventilation fan in the ceiling, four ventilation flaps along the upper walls, a handle on the roof for easy carrying, two 'eyes' that light up during the power on sequence, and a door that folds down into stairs for Chibi-Robo to enter. The power switch is located on the back of the Chibi-House. In ''[[Chibi-Robo! Plug Into Adventure!]]'', the Sanderson family keep their Chibi-House in the [[Living Room PIA|Living Room]] near the [[Kitchen (PIA)|Kitchen]] door. Chibi-Robo stores the [[Giga-Robo#Giga-Charger|Giga-Charger]] inside the Chibi-House, as charging it from one of the Outlets around the house would drive the Sandersons' power bill up too high for them to afford. | ||
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| | ==Outlet== | ||
| | {{Main|Outlet}} | ||
}} | The Outlet located on the left wall of the Chibi-House recharges [[Chibi-Robo]]'s [[Watt]]s and allows the player to save the game, functioning like all other Outlets in the Sanderson home. However, this is the only Outlet where Chibi-Robo can update his [[Chibi-Ranking]] after collecting [[Happy Point]]s. The [[Giga-Robo#Giga-Charger|Giga-Charger]] is plugged into the bottom socket of this Outlet while Chibi-Robo charges it. | ||
==Chibi-PC== | |||
{{Main|Chibi-PC#Chibi-Robo! Plug Into Adventure!}} | |||
The Chibi-PC is located on the back wall of the Chibi-House and allows Chibi-Robo to access an Online Shop to spend [[Moolah]], use the Recyclotron to build [[Utilibot]]s with [[Scrap]], and access the Scrap Trade. Chibi-Robo can purchase various [[Chibi-Gear]] made by [[Citrusoft]] here, as well as change the duration of the [[Day Cycle]]. The Scrap Trade becomes accessible after all eight Utilibots are built, and will exchange Scrap for Moolah at a 1:1 ratio. | |||
==Recyclotron== | |||
{{Main|Chibi-PC#Recyclotron}} | |||
The Recyclotron is located on the right wall of the Chibi-House. It is controlled by the Chibi-PC to recycle [[Scrap]] into [[Utilibot]]s. It costs 300 Scrap to build a Utilibot. | |||
=Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol= | |||
[[File:Ppcbhouse.png|thumb]]A [[Chibi-Robo#Blooming Chibi-Robo|Blooming Chibi-Robo's]] Chibi-House is unique in that this Chibi-Robo model's manager, named [[Chet]], comes built into the Chibi-House rather than being free to move on its own like the previous model's manager, [[Telly Vision]]. The Reader is a part of the Chibi-House, where Chibi-Robo can insert found [[Cartridge|cartridges]] to unlock new [[Utilities (Park Projects)|Utilities]] or [[Games (Park Projects)|Games]]. After unlocking the utilities or the games, they are available for building in the '''Park Projects''' section of the [[Chibi-PC/Park_Patrol|Chibi-PC]]. | |||
==Chet== | |||
{{Main|Chet}} | |||
Chet is the manager of Blooming Chibi-Robos, and is built into the Chibi-House. | |||
==Chibi-PC== | |||
{{Main|Chibi-PC#Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol}} | |||
The Chibi-PC acts as Chibi-Robo's method of managing park projects, inspecting the garden forecast, and checking the [[Stickers#Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol|sticker]] collection. This Chibi-PC can occasionally malfunction, causing it to be periodically inoperable along the game's progression and requiring Chibi-Robo to seek out a replacement front panel in order to resume operations. | |||
==Reader== | |||
The Reader can read [[Cartridge]]s that Blooming Chibi-Robos come with, and allow the Chibi-PC to build various Park Projects, including Utilities, Games, or Structures. | |||
=Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Ōsōji!= | |||
[[File:Cscbhouse.png|thumb]]The Chibi-House included with the Cutting Edge Chibi-Robo is the most advanced Chibi-House yet. This Chibi-House is equipped with a [[Chibi-PC#Okaeri|Chibi-PC]], a Maintenance Machine, and a How-Much Machine. | |||
==Chibi-PC== | |||
{{Main|Chibi-PC#Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Ōsōji!}} | |||
==Maintenance Machine== | |||
This machine can increase the length of the [[Chibi-Plug]] in exchange for [[Moolah]]. | |||
==How-Much Machine== | |||
The How-Much Machine will exchange items found using the [[Chibi-Sieve]] for [[Moolah]]. | |||
=Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash= | |||
[[File:3DS_ChibiRoboZipLash_09.png|thumb]]This model of Chibi-House has the ability to fly by propelling itself with small rocket jets and can even survive space travel. | |||
==Chibi-PC== | |||
{{Main|Chibi-PC#Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash}} | |||
=Gallery= | |||
{{Gallery Link}} | |||
=Trivia= | |||
* The Reader resembles a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Famicom_Disk_System Nintendo Famicom], as each [[Cartridge]] resembles a differently-colored Famicom cartridge. | |||
* ''[[Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder]]'' is the only game to not include a Chibi-House. | |||
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Revision as of 17:49, 3 June 2024
The Chibi-House is a product developed by Citrusoft that serves as a home for Chibi-Robo. A Chibi-House is included with the purchase of a Chibi-Robo, with the exception of the NostalJunk model of Chibi-Robo. All Chibi-House models come standard with an Outlet for Chibi-Robo to recharge his Watts and a Chibi-PC for Chibi-Robo to use for various activities, though each model has unique features past that.
Chibi-Robo! Plug Into Adventure!
The first generation model of the Chibi-House has a spacious interior, equipped with an Outlet, a Chibi-PC, and a Recyclotron. The exterior features a ventilation fan in the ceiling, four ventilation flaps along the upper walls, a handle on the roof for easy carrying, two 'eyes' that light up during the power on sequence, and a door that folds down into stairs for Chibi-Robo to enter. The power switch is located on the back of the Chibi-House. In Chibi-Robo! Plug Into Adventure!, the Sanderson family keep their Chibi-House in the Living Room near the Kitchen door. Chibi-Robo stores the Giga-Charger inside the Chibi-House, as charging it from one of the Outlets around the house would drive the Sandersons' power bill up too high for them to afford.
Outlet
- Main article: Outlet
The Outlet located on the left wall of the Chibi-House recharges Chibi-Robo's Watts and allows the player to save the game, functioning like all other Outlets in the Sanderson home. However, this is the only Outlet where Chibi-Robo can update his Chibi-Ranking after collecting Happy Points. The Giga-Charger is plugged into the bottom socket of this Outlet while Chibi-Robo charges it.
Chibi-PC
- Main article: Chibi-PC#Chibi-Robo! Plug Into Adventure!
The Chibi-PC is located on the back wall of the Chibi-House and allows Chibi-Robo to access an Online Shop to spend Moolah, use the Recyclotron to build Utilibots with Scrap, and access the Scrap Trade. Chibi-Robo can purchase various Chibi-Gear made by Citrusoft here, as well as change the duration of the Day Cycle. The Scrap Trade becomes accessible after all eight Utilibots are built, and will exchange Scrap for Moolah at a 1:1 ratio.
Recyclotron
- Main article: Chibi-PC#Recyclotron
The Recyclotron is located on the right wall of the Chibi-House. It is controlled by the Chibi-PC to recycle Scrap into Utilibots. It costs 300 Scrap to build a Utilibot.
Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol
A Blooming Chibi-Robo's Chibi-House is unique in that this Chibi-Robo model's manager, named Chet, comes built into the Chibi-House rather than being free to move on its own like the previous model's manager, Telly Vision. The Reader is a part of the Chibi-House, where Chibi-Robo can insert found cartridges to unlock new Utilities or Games. After unlocking the utilities or the games, they are available for building in the Park Projects section of the Chibi-PC.
Chet
- Main article: Chet
Chet is the manager of Blooming Chibi-Robos, and is built into the Chibi-House.
Chibi-PC
- Main article: Chibi-PC#Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol
The Chibi-PC acts as Chibi-Robo's method of managing park projects, inspecting the garden forecast, and checking the sticker collection. This Chibi-PC can occasionally malfunction, causing it to be periodically inoperable along the game's progression and requiring Chibi-Robo to seek out a replacement front panel in order to resume operations.
Reader
The Reader can read Cartridges that Blooming Chibi-Robos come with, and allow the Chibi-PC to build various Park Projects, including Utilities, Games, or Structures.
Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Ōsōji!
The Chibi-House included with the Cutting Edge Chibi-Robo is the most advanced Chibi-House yet. This Chibi-House is equipped with a Chibi-PC, a Maintenance Machine, and a How-Much Machine.
Chibi-PC
- Main article: Chibi-PC#Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Ōsōji!
Maintenance Machine
This machine can increase the length of the Chibi-Plug in exchange for Moolah.
How-Much Machine
The How-Much Machine will exchange items found using the Chibi-Sieve for Moolah.
Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash
This model of Chibi-House has the ability to fly by propelling itself with small rocket jets and can even survive space travel.
Chibi-PC
- Main article: Chibi-PC#Chibi-Robo! Zip Lash
Gallery
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To view Chibi-House's image gallery click here
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Trivia
- The Reader resembles a Nintendo Famicom, as each Cartridge resembles a differently-colored Famicom cartridge.
- Chibi-Robo! Photo Finder is the only game to not include a Chibi-House.
