Chi's Sweet Home - Chi's New Address

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Chi's sweet home is funny and cute, you get to see the daily routine of a cat. Chi is very like an actual cat, I know because all three of my cats were and are like that even now that they are grow up. Even though they are only a few minutes long they satisfy any viewer enough for them to watch the next episode, it would be great if they were longer but then again there wouldn't be as many to watch and it would take forever to watch them. Chi's sweet home is just like a snack, it's not your actual meal but it keeps you happy in the mean time. I class both seasons as 5 stars, they are both great. I love the way that Youhei's dad is the most excitable one around Chi, it makes me laugh alot, Youhei is as cute as Chi, he's sweet and would make the perfect child and Youhei's mum is kind and sweet, she very rarely gets mad, just stressed by worrying about Chi, especially when Chi tries to break everything. Over all it is a top show and everyone should be able to have the absolute pleasure of watching it, I recommend that you do if you melt at cute things because, as far as they go, Chi and Youhei are the cutest things around.

Like cats? Love anime? Look no further.

Chi's Sweet home is the adventures of an adorable kitten who gets separated from her mother and finds a new home with teh Yamada family. Sure, it starts out kind of cutesy (and yes, it does maintain some of that since Chi's a kitten), but cat owners/lovers will find that the anime is pleasantly loyal to feline behavior- even the bad parts- and explains it from a kitty-eye-view.

As the series progresses, cat owners will find at least one cat that reminds them of one they've owned at one point- hyperactive, cute Chi; big, wise, relaxed tomcat Blackie; aloof, prissy Scottish Fold Alice; and many others. Another big plus to this series is that the episodes are three minutes long, so, if you just want a quick pick-me-up of cute, you can watch an episode or two, and, if you're starting to get addicted, as I am, you can marathon ten or fifteen episodes without wasting a lot of time or having to rinse out your eyes with water.

However, I would not recommend this anime to everyone; if you hate cats, or you're not into the whole moe business, skip it. Otherwise, it's an entertaining watch- and guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

It's soo adorbale. I absolutely LOVE IT
From the little boy to the KITTY<3

Summary:
A gray and white kitten with black stripes wanders away from her mother and siblings one day while enjoying a walk outside with her family. Lost in her surroundings, the kitten struggles to find her family and instead is found by a young boy, Youhei, and his mother. They take the kitten home, but as pets are not allowed in their housing complex, they try to find her a new home. This proves to be difficult, and the family decides to keep the kitten. While being housebroken, she mistakenly answers to "Chi," and this becomes her name. Chi then has a splendid time living with her new family, learning about different things and meeting new people and animals.

This is the cutest anime I've ever seen. I absoulutly love it. Chi remindes me alot of my cats when they were little. One way is my cats always got into abunch of stuff too. His kitty friends are cute too and the bunny is really funny XD. The woman at the pet store got kinda annoying though, but i think that was the point. This is just an overal adorible serise and I give it an A+++. =^.^=

Abstract:
The adorable and funny Chi returns for a 2nd season. It's a continuation of a light hearted story about a little stray kitten who found her place in a Japanese family. This little guy gets into your usual mischief you would expect from a little kitten. For fans of the series, you still have the same spirit of animation and characters in this 2nd season. New viewers can even jump on to enjoy short 3 minute amusing episodes.

Most of the scenes are seen in Chi's aspect of the world, but occasionally viewing into the Yamada family daily life of the individual characters. For new viewers, the setup is similar to what the US comic Garfield is. You have a cat that is able to talk to other cats, but human characters can't understand the animal language. Also replace Garfield's personality with a personality of a 5 year old, and toss it into a Japanese apartment where pets are not allowed.

Storyline:
It picks up from where the anime season 1 left off. Reading the new title "Chi's New Address" you can assume they will be in a new house. First few episodes picks up quite well even for new viewers that does not know what is going on.

Music:
You'll find the same background music they have used in season 1, and maybe some remix. In episode 3 there's an odd choice of bgm which seems a bit distracting to me. The music is really simple, and usually light which fits the situation most of the time.

Characters:
Nothing has changed about the original characters. Chi is still the playful and curious kitten. The Yamada family, who have grown to love this little kitten as part of their family, are still spoiling her beyond any reasonable means.

Beyond that, the introduction to many new characters comes later on, from animals characters to human neighbors. Keeping the spoilers to minimum, all I can say is they keep in the same spirit of the animation.

Animation:
It uses background action scenes a lot when Chi plays around, such as dreamy backdrops for happy scenes or dark blue backdrops for scared or lonely scenes. Also a lot of emotes such as sweat drops, blue face, and so on. It's really simple and keeps in the same spirit of the first season.