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| rdfs:comment | - Hom refers to a type of homunculus created by the great alchemist Astrid. Like Chim, Homs are an artifical humanoid created through alchemy. They are highly intelligent and capable of speech, unlike Chim. As human as they may seem to be, Homs speak in a flat, monotonous tone and lack complex emotions. They live only to please their masters, and follow any instruction given to them. Like Chims, they collect ingredients for synthesizing and help their master synthesize items. Unlike Chims, however, they do not require any reward or incentive to work.
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| abstract | - Hom refers to a type of homunculus created by the great alchemist Astrid. Like Chim, Homs are an artifical humanoid created through alchemy. They are highly intelligent and capable of speech, unlike Chim. As human as they may seem to be, Homs speak in a flat, monotonous tone and lack complex emotions. They live only to please their masters, and follow any instruction given to them. Like Chims, they collect ingredients for synthesizing and help their master synthesize items. Unlike Chims, however, they do not require any reward or incentive to work. The only person capable of making a Hom is Astrid. They are nearly impossible to create, and require genius alchemy skills to perfect. Hom is created for Rorona after Astrid asks her if she'd prefer a brother or sister in Atelier Rorona . Astrid purposely creates Hom an inch and a half taller than Rorona's best friend Cordelia to mock Cordelia's short height. In Atelier Meruru , Astrid has created another Hom, and has both a male and female. The ingredients behind a Hom's creation seems to be a mystery. Astrid insists that she made Hom using her own set of ingredients that differ from the ones that Rorona read in the book "How To Make a Homonculus." Hom seems to have a special connection to cats. When interacting with a cat, a Hom seems to portray human emotions.
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