4) – Chi and the Yamadas move to a new home, where Chi promptly freaks out until she gets the place to smell like her by rubbing on everything. I did like the adorable friendship between Chi and Blackie and teared up a bit when they were separated.Ĭhi's Sweet Home (manga, vol. Clearly they didn't bother looking for pet-friendly apartments at all, considering that they latched onto the first billboard advertisement they saw. The Yamadas are a nice family and all, but this volume had me wondering just how smart Mr. I thought I was going to have to read a lot more volumes to reach that point. Oh wow, the end of this volume is the start of the second season of the anime. That's when the Yamadas spot a billboard with an ad for pet-friendly apartments. Should they send Chi to Hokkaido to live with Juli and her family or should they move out as well? At first, they choose the former option, but a distraught Yohei runs off with Chi.
Knowing they could soon be next, the Yamadas must now do some serious thinking. She discovers Blackie's owner, who chooses to move out rather than get rid of Blackie. 3) – Chi and Blackie (the big black cat) become better friends, but the apartment Super is closing in. It was interesting to see the difference between Chi and the big black cat: Chi is a very friendly, playful kitten, while the big black cat is more like what people think of when they think of cats, not nearly as attached to humans as Chi is.Ĭhi has a few cuddling moments that give her vague memories of snuggling with her litter mates and her mother – so sweet! But I also get a little sad when moments like that come up.Ĭhi's Sweet Home (manga, vol. This volume was good, although I didn't love it quite as much as the first volume. Chi meets it and is scared at first, but it seems to feel parental towards her. 2) – A big black cat has been causing problems in the neighborhood. Read on for spoiler-filled synopses of each volume, plus a few more comments.Ĭhi's Sweet Home (manga, vol. I don't know when/if Kanata will have this happen, but I want to read it! One development in the manga that I don't remember being in the anime at all is the possibility that Chi might actually meet her family again. Both the anime and manga feature Chi doing kitty things and meeting new friends, but the exact things that happen are different, at least based on what I remember.
One thing that surprised me about these volumes was how different it became from what I remembered of the anime. If you don't mind stories that are about little more than watching a family care for a cat and seeing that cat do kitty things, you might want to try this out. Chi's Sweet Home is a nice, sweet series that's perfect for cat lovers.
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