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Plastic Memories

Also known as: Plamemo · プラスティックメモリーズ

TV · 2015 · 13 eps · ★ 7.7

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Synopsis

This story takes place in a future not too far away when androids that look exactly like humans begin to spread across the world. The android production company SA Corp. produced Giftia, a new kind of android that has the most amount of emotion and human-like qualities out of any other model ever seen. However, due to problems in technology, the androids have a service life, and once they pass that, they... Well, it gets pretty bad. For this reason, SA Corp. creates a terminal service in order to retrieve Giftia that have gone past their service life. A new employee at the terminal service named Tsukasa Mizugaki forms a team with the Giftia Isla to retrieve the other androids, but...

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Plastic Memories details

Plastic Memories is a TV series produced by Doga Kobo, first released on April 5, 2015. It has 13 episodes of about 24 min each. It finished airing in 2015. It is an original story, not based on an earlier work. Genres: drama, romance, sci-fi and slice of life. On AniList it has an average score of 7.7 out of 10 and sits on the lists of 261,885 users; it ranks #197 of 1000 in this popular-anime guide.

Format
TV
Episodes
13
Duration
24 min per episode
Status
Finished
Premiere
April 5, 2015
Season
Spring 2015
Studio
Doga Kobo
Source
AniList score
7.7 / 10
Users with it on their list
261,885

Themes: Robots · Artificial Intelligence · Male Protagonist · Female Protagonist · Memory Manipulation · Kuudere

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