Furukawa Uta has only had Pi-chan for 5 minutes, but if anything happened to it... This one-shot is an adorably illustrated collection of short gags about what it would be like to take a very small pet and suddenly make it big. What would remain the same about its upbringing? What would change? What would this mean for the child responsible? The writing doesn't try to explain how or why this change took effect, doesn't try to write characters or development, and the status quo is never altered. The story has only one thing to say, proceeds to say it, and then bids the readers farewellwith more questions than they had at the start.

Honestly, this setup has the potential to become a full series and I would absolutely follow along for the ride. But for now it is short, sweet, simple, and effective. Nothing about my life has been changed as a result of having read this and the one half-hearted attempt to portray an emotional moment was too rushed and short-lived to be anything but a joke on the trope itself, but I enjoyed it and that's what matters. So, if you like birds and are looking for a quick read that won't ask for any emotional commitment, you may enjoy it too.