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(Two episodes watched): While he's not a pervert, Takuma seems to have given up all hope of ever marrying a real woman (if he ever had any) and seems perfectly satisfied with an artificial one. It looks like a number of additional characters will join the story at some point. Perhaps Takuma will find himself forced to choose between a real live woman and Mina eventually. Because this site was down for several weeks, I don't remember all that much about my initial impressions regarding this show, but perhaps I'll watch some more. I wonder if the guy really will fall in love with a robot and how that would play out. In episode two Takuma proposes that they go on a little picnic to a nearby park. Mina's batteries don't last long however, especially on cloudy days. She has a useful small refrigerator/oven in her belly, it turns out. But questions like 'Is it healthy for me to become attached to a robot?' or 'why do people fall in love in the first place?' don't turn up and I suspect they never will. The jokes are not exactly hilarious and the show doesn't seem to be eager to delve deeply into emotions. Maybe Mina is too primitive--if she were programmed to act more like an actual woman it would be easier to see how Takuma might fall in love with her. Last updated Saturday, August 03 2024. Created Wednesday, July 24 2024. | ||||||||
