Telly Vision (or Telly for short) is Chibi-Robo's manager in Chibi-Robo!. He can talk unlike Chibi-Robo And moves around by hovering, using a properller. Although Telly appears in many of the cutscenes, he never usually moves around with you, but rather, stays at the 'Chibi house'.
Telly guides Chibi-Robo through his chores and provides helpful information about many aspects of the game.
Telly Vision came with Chibi-Robo and the Chibi-House, Telly Vision appears to be the people person or robot in Chibi-Robo undertanding the Sandersons' problems with tight finances and being able to feel emotion like sadness and pain. Telly Vision acts almost complety human, besides being a robot. Telly Vision is Chibi-Robo's manager as stated by him in Chibi-Robo(game). Telly Vision acts cowardly through most of the Chibi-Robo game an example is leaving Chibi-Robo damaged after first activating Giga-Robo. A running gag seen in the game is Telly Vision's dream of becoming a singer as making a cardboard tuxedo, making a micophone, practicing signing autographs, and even publishing his own record (his only known song is Terraki Blues) but before he ever gets the chance to sing Terraki Blues something happens to disrupt or hurt Telly in the process stoping his singing. Telly Vision developed a chrush on Mrs. Sanderson when he read love letters from Sophie to Drake Redcrest, miskakingly thinking they were from her to him. Usualy after reading a letter, he would mention "giving her a flower." Later, by the Chibi House, He would request a flower from Chibi Robo. That night, he can be seen placing the flower on Mrs. Sanderson's pillow. Telly Vision can communicate with Chibi-Robo and Giga-Robo while humans can't (an exception is Chibi-Robo taking out a yes or no sign out of its head).
Personality
Telly is very loyal to Chibi-Robo abd sometimes does anything to make sure he stays safe but he is very cowardly and tends to leave Chibi-Robo in danger by making a excuse to leave. Telly tends to be emotional and cries even for over small things. Telly appears to think of himself being a ladies man, but sometimes fails to get girls attention.