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Summary

Okaeri! Chibi-Robo! Happy Richie Oosouji (often called Happy Richie) puts you back in the shoes of the tiny 10‑cm robot, this time tasked with deep‑cleaning a family home for Jenny, now an adult, her son Keith, and their dog Lucky. The DS entry reuses the original’s room‑by‑room adventure but adds a plug‑in vacuum and a sifter that extracts gems for money. You must dump trash into a compactor to generate electricity for outlets, turning housekeeping into a puzzle of power management. Money bought on a home‑shopping network lets you furnish the house, giving a surprising level of customization. Although never released outside Japan, it earned a solid 34/40 from Weekly Famitsu and sold over 130,000 units in 2009, ranking among the week’s top sellers.

Storyline

Okaeri! Chibi‑Robo! Happy Richie Oosouji begins with Chibi‑Robo stranded in a ruined building, his power drained to six watts. He collapses at an outlet, is recharged, and awakens in a Chibi‑House alongside his robot manager Telly. They are introduced to Jenny Sanderson, now an adult with a son named Keith and a dog named Lucky, who bought Chibi‑Robo to help with housework. Jenny’s family is struggling financially, setting the stage for the game’s “Savings Tournament.”

Throughout the house, toys come alive when humans aren’t watching—returning characters like the pig police officer Iberico, the Free Rangers, wrestler Habanero, shark Mesa, alarm‑clock Acapella, farmer Ketchup and skull‑topped Skullton, plus several new ones. Chibi‑Robo fulfills quests such as clearing bees for Iberico, battling rats that culminate in a giant rat king, assisting the Free Rangers in basement treasure hunts, cooking burgers with Keith, and repairing Jenny’s washing machine.

In the attic, Chibi‑Robo finds a ghost‑run casino led by mobster Don De Niro, where he gathers hostile ghosts and helps Habanero win a match. After a family meeting reveals Keith’s wish for his missing father Karl, the ghosts enlarge Karl’s spirit, forcing Chibi‑Robo to recover the wedding rings and the “Phantom’s Treasure” to free him.