Eve no Jikan


Time of Eve

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Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Eve's Time
Japanese: イヴの時間
English: Time of Eve
German: Time of Eve
French: Time of Eve
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Type: ONA
Episodes: 6
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Aug 1, 2008 to Sep 18, 2009
Producers: Directions, Code, Trick Block
Licensors: AnimEigo
Studios: Studio Rikka
Source: Original
Genres: Sci-FiSci-Fi, Slice of LifeSlice of Life
Duration: 18 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 7.991 (scored by 8000180,001 users)
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Ranked: #6712
2 based on the top anime page. Please note that 'Not yet aired' and 'R18+' titles are excluded.
Popularity: #1324
Members: 188,430
Favorites: 1,254

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Synopsis

In future Japan, in a time when android housekeepers have become commonplace, society strictly abides by the Three Laws of Robotics, which all androids must follow. Under the influence of the Robot Ethics Committee, androids are treated the same way as lesser technology, such as household appliances. However, a minority with an adoration for androids exists, categorized as "android-holics," and are shunned by the general public.

Rikuo Sakisaka was raised to accept society's precept about androids, and is perfectly aware that they are not human. That is, until the day he discovers a strange message buried within the activity logs of his household android, Sammy. This leads him to Eve no Jikan, a cafe with only one rule that its patrons must adhere to: there must be no distinction made between humans and androids. Curiosity drives Rikuo to learn more about the shop, and he attempts to unearth the reason behind Sammy's peculiar behavior.

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Background

Time of Eve won the OVA Category during the 2010 Tokyo Anime Award.

Characters & Voice Actors

THX

Supporting
Saiga, Mitsuki
Japanese

Akiko

Supporting
Yukana
Japanese

Chie

Supporting
Sawashiro, Miyuki
Japanese

Rina

Supporting
Itou, Miki
Japanese

Shimei

Supporting
Kiyokawa, Motomu
Japanese

Staff

Yoshiura, Yasuhiro
Director, Sound Director, Script, Storyboard, Editing, Director of Photography, Original Creator
Tanaka, Rie
Theme Song Performance
Okada, Tooru
Theme Song Arrangement, Theme Song Composition, Music
Chayama, Ryusuke
Animation Director, Character Design


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Sep 20, 2009
Time of Eve is a rather peculiar show to review. For one thing, it is only six episodes long, clocking in at around 15 to 20 minutes each, but the finale extends for about 30 minutes. Usually, short anime are not able to properly convey the right combination of character development, plot, and conflict.

Time of Eve, however, does all that and more. I must say that it is probably the best science fiction anime since Planetes, and definitely worth your time.

Let's start with the art animation. Those familiar with Yasuhiro Yoshiura's previous works, such as Pale Cocoon and Aquatic Language, will find themselves quite at ...
Sep 16, 2024
Mixed Feelings
Eve no Jikan is possibly one of the most difficult anime I've ever had to review. This is because, viewing the show in isolation as a piece of media, when you get right down to the essentials of it, Eve no Jikan is very good, and deserves a 7 or even an 8. It's by all accounts a good show, and that deserves recognition on that front before anything else. Though, when one reviews an anime, that review has to look at the whole picture, including the subtext and thematic messaging that comes with a given show, and it is ...
Dec 18, 2016
The best way to experience this show is by watching episode 4 and episode 4 only. It takes the premise of "humans and robots should be treated as equals" and uses it in a clever, unique and genuinely funny way. Had each episode been as good as that one, I'd probably be rating this show around an 8/10.

Sadly, episodes 2, 3 and 5 are unbearably boring and full of countless cliches to the extent that they completely ruin the show for me. The first and last episodes aren't much better but are at least watchable by comparison. The main things holding this series back are: ...

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