Synopsis:
“Chi isn’t your average humanoid computer. She can’t do word processing, she can’t connect to the net, and she’s incapable of interfacing with other persocoms … but when the hapless, technophobic Hideki rescues her from the scrap heap and takes her home, he finds that she may be more advanced than her childlike behavior lets on…”

Synopsis: “Hideki’s luck with girls seems to be turning around. First, his sexy test-prep teacher asks to sleep over, then the landlady starts doing him favors, and even the really cute girl from work goes out with him. Chi continues to grow and learn and she hopes that Hideki will be her one true love. She’ll do anything for Hideki, so when he tells her he’s low on money, she takes a job. But when Hideki finds out what she’s been paid to do, HE’LL do anything to bring her home.”

Synopsis: “Hideki is thrilled to have a persocom of his own – even if she isn’t as user-friendly as other computers. His friends tell him that Chi is a supercomputer, possibly a legendary Chobit – an AI. That would explain why she acts so human. Maybe a little too human. The more time Hideki spends with Chi, the more it feels like an actual relationship. But as Chi’s feelings for Hideki intensify, she begins to unlock the secrets of her past … secrets that are better left forgotten.”

Synopsis: “When Hideki initially found Chi, his persocom companion, he knew that her original owner might one day come looking for her. Now, that moment Hideki feared has finally come to pass, and what happens is completed unexpected. But even as he is in danger of losing Chi, Hideki makes a new friend when he inherits another laptop persocom. Many questions are answered at last, and even more are posed, in the fourth volume of this international smash hit.”

Synopsis: “Are a persocom’s memories, stored on a hard drive, real? This question has been driving Hideki mad as he searches for his kidnapped ‘com, Chi. Hideki has always thought that persocoms are just machines, but his heart tells him that there’s something special about Chi. A mysterious duo keeps watch. If Chi’s self-defense mechanism activate again, it could prove even more destructive. The clock is ticking, both in Hideki’s search for Chi and Chi’s search to complete herself.”

Synopsis: “Can a person be truly happy with a persocom? Hiroyasu Ueda believed he could be, in fact he fell in love with, and married, his persocom. But one fateful day tragedy struck and Ueda was separated from his true love. It’s often said that persocoms are more perfect than humans; better looking, better thinkers … better lovers, even. Can someone who once loved the perfect (if artificial) woman be fulfilled in a relationship with a mere human?”

Synopsis: “What exactly are Hideki’s feelings towards Chi, his childlike but loyal persocom? When his friend, Minoru, tells Hideki that he’s become attached to his own persocom, Yuzuki, because of who she is, Hideki is forced to confront his own feelings for Chi. He always knew Chi was different from other persocoms, but how and why? What makes her so dangerous? Chi’s mysterious origins are finally exposed in the most revealing episode of Chobits yet!”

Synopsis: “After much soul searching (if a persocom could be said to have a soul) Chi comes to the realization that her feelings towards Hideki are indeed nothing short of love. Only two obstacles stand between her and happiness: Hideki, who’s been struggling with the idea that a person can have feelings for a machine. Can he return her love? Second is the mysterios duo: Zima and Dita. They’re quickly closing in to deactivate Chi before her strong emotions pose a threat to persocoms everywhere.”