Wow. Just wow. From the description it sounds like a Haruhi clone but it's not like that AT ALL. The first chapter seemed weird. The second as well. But by the third and ESPECIALLY the fourth, it threw all my expectations out the window. This manga does not abide by your rules. It plays by it's own, and I've yet to figure out what those rules are.

this one is really something, i can´t wait the next one, specially when i think that this could not be their first time together, this is one of very few that actually interest me since the first page

I like the way author developed every single line of story. If it goes to Sci-Fi it is perfectly described and have solid basis. Then it is goes to romance its heart so warming and touching. And then it is about ecchi... ooooh yeeees, its ecchi =D

this manga looks like it's an exploration of the P-Zombie thought experiment(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philosophical_zombie)
or the Simulation hypothesis(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulation_hypothesis)
remember that we hadn't perceived how our bodies where made until recently or did we?
let alone to explain consciousness

The first 2 chapters were too confusing and revealed too little to evaluate the actual plot or development of the story. But I must say the ending of chapter 3 got me really excited and I can honestly say that this manga looks extremely interesting and especially promising. Sadly the releases are slow, because I can't wait to read more.

... Last updated on January 17th, 2012, 10:45am

It's confusing at first but after you think and reread some of it you understand whats going on. I love the plot an think its unique. I can see why the girl acts the way she does. Everyones seems to be ignoring her and she'd definently going crazy from it all.

The art is good, the story interesting and really well-done for now, so that one has great potential... the classic question this manga kind of asks: should an android, with human-like thoughts, be called a "conscious being"?


... Last updated on July 1st, 2012, 5:43pm

About halfway through the first volume, it becomes less unnecessarily emotionally dramatic. It also makes the courageous choice of conveying everything that the characters know so far, so I can feel engaged by the plot and the efforts of the characters; it's nice to have manga that are actually "living in the present" rather than using their plot as a lame prompt to gradually reveal characters' back stories. In short, it turns out that there are no noticeable plot holes (if any) and the plot is interesting and relatively easy to understand, with great pacing. On top of that, the characters are likable and getting more likable. This is a manga that I'd recommend without reserve to someone who thinks that he or she is capable of liking a manga with these genres and tags.

So, after the first volume, I have to say it's pretty cool. The plot is interesting, the art is nice and it seems to be getting a bit deeper with time. I'm gonna hope the authors won't make it worse with time (as it's pretty common with manga).

At first the manga made me think of the Matrix, but it turned out better than expected. Plot is relatively easy to guess though.

Love the clean art and easily recognizable characters.