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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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