If you have ever fed a cat, you must ever be curious about where your cats go and what they do in the daytime. While at home, they sleep in the sun silently, or enjoy themselves when they find you are too busy to play with them. It seems that they have their little world that humans cannot understand.
The anime Chi's Sweet Home is a heart-warming story about a kitten's daily adventures. The little gray and white kitten finds herself separated from her mother and siblings. After she finds herself lost, experiencing lots of scary things like big barking dogs and speeding cars, she meets Youhei and his mother. Chi starts her new life in a new home, finding exciting adventures around town and meets new friends. Every day it fills with new discoveries and joys, and considered Chi as an important member of the family. But pets are not allowed in their apartment complex, and they are trying to keep Chi secret from the landlady and the other residents. Finally they move to a new house that pets are allowed.
There are only 3 minutes in each episode, but it is really a smart way to deal with the story. Chi's sheer joy is infectious. Every time when I see Chi playing the plastic bag, chasing super bouncy balls, playing with crumbled paper, I just cannot help smiling. Through Chi you can find any cat, even “any feline owner can easily recognize all things little Chi does and relate them back to their own real life kitty”.
Watching Chi's Sweet Home is watching a young kitten start its everyday and uneventful life-nothing many absolutely nothing much less. This really is understandably boring to everyone who doesn't like cats or comes with an aversion to innocent cuteness associated with a description but otherwise I can't see any reason why you shouldn't watch this. After all, each and every episode is only 5 minutes lengthy anyway, therefore it is not quite a large chunk removed from your day. Personally, I'm finding it to become a sweet and refreshing alter that is heart-warming, laugh-out-loud funny and usually great without even attempting.
Whilst these volumes are full of some touching moments, they have plenty of enjoyable and cat-lover moments. Anyone who has attempted to have a image of the cat, awake, will comprehend Daddy's frustration, or moved into a new location with a cat and watched them adapt to the brand new surroundings, and we've all acknowledged a kid like Juli, who loves to play a tad too rough with animals. My youngest daughter comes to mind. Chi's imagination runs wild from the sounds from the movers conjuring in the picture of quite a scary monster. Even though David seems scary at first, Chi nonetheless finds a method to have fun with him, a lot to Alice's chagrin.
General, they were an additional two great volumes of Chi's Sweet Home. Most of the cuteness and humor of the first couple of volumes continues in these, but it's tempered now. It is becoming more touching with heartfelt moments, that everyone cat-lover, or otherwise, can and will take pleasure in.