Technoroid : Overmind

A touching episode without idolatry, even burst into tears. Androids have learned not to accept death, but the concept of sadness and sorrow that arises from accepting feline death as inevitable. Kay, Cobalt, Neon, who are not so close to Nora, will never experience sadness on the same level as Chrome, who avoided her (for a moment I even thought that he was going to study to be a veterinarian). But I think they got some of the "emotions" too.

Now it is obvious that artificial organs exist in this world, and the doctor says that this is a good thing for Nagas. What?! Is it just because of the kite robo-hatred that Nagi is suffering so much? Or is there another reason why not use them if there are only two chances?! The robot haters immediately hooked him. Poor Nagi.

The adorable puppy has found his home, aaawww. It is interesting to observe the confusion and curiosity of robo-inspector Bora. He's also slowly developing.

"The only thing I can do now is be by your side until the very end, Nora." 💔

The ending is expected and simple, but no less good. We did a couple of seedings for the second season, but there are no guarantees that it will be.

- My heart feels that way... warm.
- yes. An unfamiliar feeling.
- You know, it's probably Love.
She's so cute. This series has a particularly beautiful and smooth animation, which makes it more emotional. Indeed, the Happy End came with the installation of the program "kokoro" - freedom for robots, which is remarkable without explosions from the robo-haters - to some extent I expected that his patience would burst. Well, who from the government wanted to eliminate androids, I wonder. The performance of that STAND-ALONE, that KNoCC is the best of the entire series. I wonder if Kaito became a donor for his sister himself? No matter how he became an android himself. Is Bora going to keep the puppy? The timeskip at the age of ten is a bit sudden, in my opinion, the four left Esora a little early, but okay. What an amazing head of hair Esora has now! Milasha grew up to be an insanely beautiful slender man. The family reunited the same way they met. I quite liked this light series, I would have watched the sequel.

Kay was programmed to give priority to children, which was quite surprising, considering what had been shown so far - Cobalt reacted the most to Esora (apparently, to the little ones?), but I'm all for gap moe! He definitely looks like Solo, even the arrows are the same green. I wonder if they were once human (mind transference, etc.), or rather, were androids created to resemble them? We'll see.

Kay's costume is like this... heroic, but somehow he makes it work. Chrome and Neon in villain costumes were very hot. The hero show was cute, especially when all the kids came on stage, Ryo is such a sweetheart. Kay was very happy to make them happy, good for him.

- I can't create an account.
- what? Why?.. So just check the box.
- But this will be considered a lie, because androids are a kind of robots.
The best robo-joke so far :D

Have synthetic or cloned organs been invented in this world yet? It's sad that there are androids that are visually indistinguishable from humans, but people are still dying while waiting for organ donors. The four are probably one of a kind, it's strange how they're not careful about sharing the fact that they're robots at all.

It's a pity that Kite is so nasty (it's understandable why, but nevertheless), but Nagi is cute. I'm afraid robot haters will play an important role in their well-being.

Nobel is very hot with a long tail and a medical coat, and Esora is not only an engineering genius, but also a musical one, he has a cool keyboard after all. Babylon-the foursome's performance, which reached the hearts of the children in the hospital, turned out to be touching. I like the mystery surrounding the code, "kokoro" is the best name! Despite the rather modest (Doga Kobo can be much better) and ragged performance, I enjoy the bold combination of genres.