History Manga / ChisSweetHome

* ContinuityReboot: The 2016 CGI anime has Chi and family living in the new apartment (or one resembling it), but Blackie is still in the neighborhood and acts as a mentor to Chi, while the animals from ''Chi's New Address'' are nowhere to be seen. Instead, Chi makes friends with a male kitten named Come-Come, along with a few other, less-frequently-appearing cats.

** Kocchi/Come-Come from the 2016 adaptation is a completely straight example of a tsundere, straight down to his VerbalTic. Keh.

* ContinuityReboot: The 2016 CGI anime has Chi and family living in the new apartment (or one resembling it), but Blackie is still in the neighborhood and the animals from ''Chi's New Address'' are nowhere to be seen. Instead, Chi makes friends with a male kitten named Come-Come, along with a few other, less-frequently-appearing cats.

** Also, [[spoiler: Cocchi is very much a black-and-white cat stereotype.]]

* GeckoEnding: The first anime ended well before the manga did. As such, it doesn't feature the ending from the manga, which involves [[spoiler: Chi returning to her original family and leaving the Yamadas.]]

** Youhei's parents are never named either.

The manga finally wrapped up in 2015 after it's 11 year run. However, the anime has now gotten a reboot, airing in 2016. The reboot's episodes are about ten minutes long as opposed to three.

* CatsAreMean: ''Definitely'' subverted, since Chi's annoyances are presented from her point of view.

* PollyWannaMicrophone: Lucky the budgerigar

Originally a ({{seinen}}!) manga series written by Konami Kanata, Chi's Sweet Home is the story of a lost kitten who tries to return home to her mother and littermates, only to be adopted by a couple (the Yamadas) and their young son Youhei. However, the apartment complex in which the family lives doesn't allow pets, so a lot of time is spent preventing the landlady and the other tenants from seeing Chi.
Later, the Yamadas move into a new house, and Chi has to adjust once again to her new surroundings.

** It's interesting to note that the events surrounding this trope is the reason for Chi's name (it's based on the way the Japanese word for "pee")

* BabyTalk: 'Chi-go' ("Chi language"), which is kept in the English manga.

* DogsAreDumb: [[spoiler: Eventually subverted with David.]]

* ElmuhFuddSyndwome: Chi does this a lot in the original manga.

* GoneHorriblyRight: When Chi decides, after being moved multiple times, that she is not moving for the vacuum cleaner again, Mom uses the hose and brush extension on ''her'' and Chi '''loves it'''. The next time Mom tries to vacuum Chi actively gets in her way in hopes of getting brushed again.

* Moe: Chi herself is a non-human example.

Originally a ({{seinen}}!) manga series written by Konami Kanata, Chi's Sweet Home is the story of a lost kitten who tries to return home to her mother and littermates, only to be adopted by a couple (the Yamadas) and their young son. However, the apartment complex in which the family lives doesn't allow pets, so a lot of time is spent preventing the landlady and the other tenants from seeing Chi.

The series finally wrapped up in 2015 after it's 11 year run.

* BlandNameProduct: "Nams" cat food for "Iams".

* CuteKitten: Some of the kittens featured mainly Chi

* CuteLittleFangs: Chi being a cat has a prominent pair.

* NotSoAboveItAll: Alice

** It's interesting to note that the events surrounding this trope is the reason for Chi's name.

* NeverWorkWithChildrenOrAnimals: Chi and Youhei (the Yamadas' son) provide most of the humor.

* TheOjou: [[spoiler: Alice]]

* [[spoiler: PutOnABus: Kuroino/"Blackie". He comes back for a short time as of Episode 100 of ''New Address''.]]

* TheObiWan [[spoiler: Kuroino/"Blacky".]]
** [[spoiler:Tama's friends think this of Fuji-san, but he's very much retired.]]

* CuteLittleFangs: Chi has a prominent pair.

* DogsAreDumb: [[spoiler:Eventually subverted with David.]]

* ShoutOut: One of the dolls to camouflage Chi was that of [[PowerpuffGirls Blossom]].