Piple: AI to Kekkon Seikatsu Hajimemashita

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2020

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Piple: AI to Kekkon Seikatsu Hajimemashita (2020)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIn 2030, a struggling salaryman buys an AI robot wife after failing to win his crush. The robot refuses intimacy, leading him to its creator. He learns of an irreversible setup error, but th... Tout lireIn 2030, a struggling salaryman buys an AI robot wife after failing to win his crush. The robot refuses intimacy, leading him to its creator. He learns of an irreversible setup error, but the creator presents an unexpected proposition.In 2030, a struggling salaryman buys an AI robot wife after failing to win his crush. The robot refuses intimacy, leading him to its creator. He learns of an irreversible setup error, but the creator presents an unexpected proposition.

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1 Saison 2020

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Adapted from the novel "Pipuru" by Mariru Harada.

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6/10

Strange Concept Getting Married to AI

Just think this was kind of a strange story. The concept itself I thought was good, but the story itself and the way the concept was developed I didn't really care for. I didn't care for either of the main leads. Strange for me but the only story I thought was interesting at all was the side gay story with supporting cast SHUGO OSHINARI who had the illegal AI made identical to his best friend that he kept as a secret. I also thought one of the cruelest scenes was in episode 7 when the scrapping scene was shown and my stomach was just turning over for the AI. So that relationship was developed excellent but the main character story I could have done without. The ending is non eventful.