“Future androids with human emotions must be retrieved after service life; new employee Tsukasa and Giftia Isla handle retrievals.”
Plastic Memories: Say to Good-bye
プラスティック・メモリーズ Say to good-bye
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Future androids with human emotions must be retrieved after service life; new employee Tsukasa and Giftia Isla handle retrievals.
Story told from the point of view of Kinushima Michiru. In a future not too far away, 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, 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. (Source: ANN)
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A Manga Publication
- Format 20 × 3 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 40m approx
- Published Apr 2015 – Jul 2016
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M34719 catalog