
Chokotan! English Sub & Dub
チョコタン!
Data sourced from AniList · Updated Apr 6,
This story is about the dog named Chokotan who has the ability to speak with humans in the human language. Nao, her owner, likes a guy named Arima. Arima has a dog named Hatsupi. On Hatsupi's birthday, Nao makes biscuits that are edible for both dogs and humans. Nao and Chokotan bump into Arima and Hatsupi on the sidewalk and Nao runs away before she can summon the courage to give the biscuits to Arima. Chokotan encourages Nao and she makes up her mind to go back and give the biscuits to Arima. Now then, will she be able to approach Arima while she's not even able to talk casually to him? And how about Chokotan's secret? - The Story about the talking dog and her Owner's clumsy-love-story!
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About Chokotan!
Chokotan! (チョコタン!) blends comedy by J.C.STAFF (2013). Below is a fresh retelling of what the story is about. At its core: This story is about the dog named Chokotan who has the ability to speak with humans in the human language. Nao, her owner, likes a guy named Arima.
Also worth knowing: Arima has a dog named Hatsupi. On Hatsupi's birthday, Nao makes biscuits that are edible for both dogs and humans. Nao and Chokotan bump into Arima and Hatsupi on the sidewalk and Nao runs away before she can summon the courage to give the biscuits to Arima.
With comedy at the core, timing, character chemistry and running gags decide whether it lands. Voice work is led by Rie Kugimiya as Chocotan and Takuya Eguchi as Yamato Arima. This one is best suited to viewers who want something light between heavier series. At 1 episodes in total, it is easy to plan a viewing schedule.
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Animation is handled by J.C.STAFF, so the studio's house style defines how Chokotan! looks and moves on screen. Because it leans on comedy, timing, character chemistry and running gags decide whether it lands. With a 5.4/10 score, it is more of a niche pick than a universal crowd-pleaser. Voice casting, including Rie Kugimiya as Chocotan, adds to the appeal for fans who follow seiyuu. Released in 2013, it competed with that season's other new series for attention.
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