Comedy/Harem/Artificial Girls Titles

Hiroshi Karigari is a brilliant though socially inept college student who is deeply in love with Marie, a classmate. So smitten is he with Marie that he builds a robot double as an (utterly platonic) companion. This robot he also names Marie. Things get a little out of hand when the two Maries meet and Hiroshi has to quickly devise a cover story which drives the rest of the series.

Satome Kazuya, a student at the prestigious Osza no Mizu Industries University, was never good with girls. The cute girl who lives next door continually teases him, and he pays no mind. Instead, he's absorbed in his work, creating an Octopus robot that uses advanced artificial intelligence. One day, his boisterous rival gives him a mysterious CD-ROM that contains a virus intended to destroy his computer and ruin his work. The CD takes him instead to a website where he accidentally orders May, a 4-inch robot girl designed to help out around the house.

The second season of Mahoromatic begins as Mahoro's life finally begins to get back to normal. However, when a young android named Minawa begins following her, Slash and Ryuga immediately suspect the worst. However, when it seems that Minawa is harmless, Mahoro takes the young android under her wing and begins training her as a maid. Unfortunately, the shy young Minawa is in for a shock when she glimpses Mahoro's frenetic lifestyle and hears about her wild plan to develop a larger bust.

300 years ago a group terraformers in the Earth spaceship "Mesopotamia" had a problem and crash on the planet Terra II. Only seven survive, all male. Bummer! Over the next 300 years the survivors procreate through cloning and build 7 city-states, though they cannot clone females. Thus, in an homage to the human female, they build humanoid labor units called marionettes.

Lime, Cherry, Bloodberry, and Otaru are back (minus their eating establishment) along with the very homosexual Hanagata and the Saber Dolls Luchs, Panther, and Tiger. As the first batch of female clones from Lorelei, attacks from outside sources attempting to steal the clones increase, causing Baiko and Tamasaburou to be even more vigilant. The changes going on cause the Saber Marionettes to reflect on their future place in the world. Meanwhile the Saber Dolls get a mysterious blank letter from their master Faust, the former ruler of Gartland. Taking their leave of their Saber Marionette friends, they go to join their master. When Lorelei is kidnapped, it appears that Faust has returned to his evil ways. But could there be more to this than it seems? And what about what is going on in Xian? Who is after Lorelei's clones and why? And will Otaru be forced to choose to spend his life with only one of his three precious Saber Marionettes?