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Chibi-Robo's battery will drain as long as he is not plugged into an [[Outlet]] at a rate of 1 Watt per 50 seconds if standing still. Different actions will drain Chibi-Robo's battery at different rates. Activating the [[Chibi-Copter]] uses 12 Watts, while falling with it only uses 0.3 Watts per second. The [[Chibi-Blaster]] costs 1 Watt to fire a sonic blast, though a fully charged shot costs 5 Watts. The [[Chibi-Radar]] uses 1 Watt per second it is active. Each stroke of the [[Toothbrush]] uses 0.9 Watts, while pulling the [[Mug]] down to the floor uses 2 Watts. The [[Spoon]] uses 0.8 Watts per scoop, and the [[Squirter]] uses 2 Watts per spray. If Chibi-Robo wears a [[Suit]] and Poses with {{button|gc|z}}, each Pose costs 10 Watts to perform. Chibi-Robo can also drain his battery by falling off of high areas without using the Chibi-Copter, with the battery drain being relative to the distance fallen. Chibi-Robo also uses his Watts to power the [[Utilibot]]s. A Ladder Utilibot requiring 90 Watts to fully extend, Warp Utilibots need only 10 Watts to power up, and Bridge Utilibots take 40 Watts to full extend. Watts are also used to open Chibi-Doors, taking 10 Watts each. If a [[Spydorz|Spydor]] latches on to Chibi-Robo, it will drain his battery of 3.3 Watts every second.

When Chibi-Robo's battery go below 20 he will begin flashing red. Chibi-Robo can recharge his Watts by plugging into any Outlet in the Sanderson house, which will also prompt the player to save the game. If Chibi-Robo's battery goes to zero, he will collapse and Telly Vision will bring him back to the [[Chibi-House]]. The first time this happens, Chibi-Robo will wake up wearing the [[Trauma Suit]] and [[Citrusoft Robotics]] will allow Chibi-Robo to purchase [[Chibi-Battery|Chibi-Batteries]] from the [[Chibi-PC]] Online Shop. After this, any time Chibi-Robo runs out of Watts, he will lose some {{Moolah|link}} after waking up in the Chibi-House. If Chibi-Robo runs out of Watts while carrying a Chibi-Battery, his battery will recharge to 20 Watts.

Watts are given their official name in ''[[Chibi-Robo! Park Patrol]]'', where in addition to being used to power [[Chibi-Robo]], Watts are also used as a currency. Watts are accumulated when [[Chet]] converts any collected {{HappyPoints|link}} while Chibi-Robo is plugged into the [[Outlet]] in the [[Chibi-House]]. Chet converts {{HappyPoints}} into Watts at a set rate of 1:20, and stores the accumulated Watts in large battery reserves found to the left of the Chibi-House's Outlet. Each battery can hold up to 1,000 Watts, and the Watt Reserves up to a total of 99,999 Watts. These Watt Reserves are used as a currency to recharge Chibi-Robo, pay for items in the [[Chibi-PC#Chibi-Gear|Chibi-Gear shop]], and use [[Chibi-PC#Park Projects|Park Projects]] with the help of the [[Toy]]s. Each Toy has different costs for each Park Project, as well as different cost modifiers, and these costs change depending on the stage of their story they are in. When a toy is first met, as well as finding them after they run out of Watts, a pink heart with an Outlet will appear in front of them. By plugging into it, Chibi-Robo will give the toy 30 Watts from his own Battery to give them renewed energy. After completing a few Park Projects, each Toy will run out of Watts and need to be found and recharged again.