Chobits, Vol. 1
Chobits, Vol. 1
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2002
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Tokyo • Near-future
2002
16+ years
Super Short Summary
Chobits, Vol. 1 by Shirley Kubo and Clamp follows a person named Hideki Motosuwa who discovers an abandoned persocom, a personal computer in humanoid form, named Chi. As Hideki helps Chi become functional, he learns about the mysteries surrounding her origins and capabilities, exploring the relationship between humans and technology.
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Review Roundup
Chobits, Vol. 1 by Shirley Kubo and Clamp is praised for its intriguing storyline and unique exploration of human-robot relationships, enhanced by detailed, expressive artwork. However, some find its pacing slow and its themes occasionally problematic. Fans of sci-fi and romance may enjoy it, but it may not appeal to those seeking a faster plot or deeper societal critique.
Who Should Read Chobits, Vol. 1?
Fans of Chobits, Vol. 1 by Shirley Kubo and Clamp will likely enjoy exploring themes of romance, technology, and existentialism. Readers who appreciate the intricate storytelling and emotional depth found in titles like Fruits Basket by Natsuki Takaya or Neon Genesis Evangelion by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto will find this series equally compelling.
42,006 ratings
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Mixed feelings
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Novel • Fiction
Tokyo • Near-future
2002
16+ years
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