Geneon 3-pack! Get a wonderful start on Chobits with the first 3 DVDs for a great price! A country boy from Hokkaido, Hideki arrives in the big city (Tokyo) to go to college. Instantly, he is shocked and amazed by the variety and prevalence of Persocoms: personal computers designed to look and act like animals or even people! Too poor to afford one of his own, Hideki is overjoyed to discover a discarded Persocom in a trash heap.

This artbook is filled with pages of luscious, full-color art! Includes Chi in all her lovely dresses, interesting poses and her alternate personality!

While Hideki studies for cram school he also learns many things about Chi. Some books have a strange effect on her, she requires charging, and keeping a persocom can be expensive! Chi decides to get a job to help out with the bills, but when her "good job" turns out to be in a peepshow, the shocking outcome will be more than anyone can handle! How will Chi's dark side affect their future?

Hideki, beside himself with joy as he prepares for his first date with Yumi, fails to notice Chi's reactions. However, he runs into Minoru who reveals an interesting aspect about the mythical Chobits - urban-myth persocoms that possess free will!

Muddled Relations... Time for a trip to the beach! But wait! Can persocoms swim? Meanwhile, his teacher, Ms. Shimizu, invites herself for a stay-over at Hideki's for some interesting games? There seems to be more going on when the ever-joyful Shinbo appears to be depressed and won't talk about it. What can Hideki do to help everyone and still study for his exams? Will he ever find time to eat?

Is Chi a Chobit? Minoru dedicates himself to investigate the truth behind the Chobits series and suffers dealing with unsavory people and working to the point of exhaustion to uncover Chi's relationship with those Persocoms of legend. For Hideki, his feelings are the true question - what can he truly feel for a Persocom?

Poor student Hideki, fresh off the farm and trying to get into a Tokyo university, has neither money nor a girlfriend - then finds a persocom seemingly discarded in an alley. Taking the cute robot home and activating it, Hideki finds she can only to say the word "Chi." Instead of being his digital assistant, Hideki finds himself having to teach Chi how to get along in the everyday world. Is she one of the rumored Chobits - persocoms built to have the riskiest functions of all: real emotions, and free will?