Chibi Style

Chibi RPG is predominantly drawn in the Chibi style, a Japanese style which can translate into 'super-deformed'

. This is quite an apt description of the Chibis used in Chibi RPG: while they are not traditional anime/manga Chibis, they bare resemblances but more or less take on their own unique style.

The word 'Chibi' and its style have been a powerful influence in the works, giving its name to many things including the Chibiverse, Chibi Heroes, and of course, Chibi RPG.

To differentiate from the traditional Chibi style and the unique style that KuroNeko uses, some fans have come to know the style as Kuro-Chibi or Neko-Chibi.

Anatomy
Heads & Faces: All Chibis have round, spherical heads with minimal facial features; they feature two ever-present eyes that vary in colour. Mouths, ears, and noses are almost never shown but are assumed to exist, and sometimes appear when needed for overexaggeration.

Bodies: The main body of a Chibi is similar to a malleable cone, as it grows in size towards the bottom. Two 'cones' are placed on either side of the Chibi, with spheres at the end of them that make up arms and hands respectively. The cone-shaped body is usually in place when Chibis are wearing clothes, as when they are without, their body can take on a more human-shaped form.

Feet: Feet often look like a pair or hemispheres or semicircles, usually detached from the body.

Flexibility & Exaggeration
The general physique of a Chibi is not confined to any strict rules, as the cartoony art style of the comic allows them to be exaggerated or manipulated inconsequentially in any way possible.

Character Acknowledgement
The Characters do not tend to know that they are Chibis, or rather, being in a world full of Chibis, don't see themselves as anything different. They do, however, refer to themselves as the 'Chibi Heroes', possibly meaning that 'Chibi' is synonymous with 'human' in Evodale.