This anime is being unfairly dismissed

@Johnny-Jay The idea of "developing feelings" is too anthropomorphic. They come pre-packaged as robots with something like love to begin with. What else do you call it when someone's every thought is consumed with you, your wellbeing, and what they can do for you? Mina only has one special trait in this universe, and it's nothing that's come up yet. Other than that, it only makes sense he'd have to teach her: She's a robot, not a Human. And a flawed robot at that. Of course she needs guidance.

@HyperlinkBlocked In the end it's still an unbalanced relationship where the owner asks his property to portray devotion as romantic love. So while it could be considered harmless, that's a dynamic that I don't find pleasing to watch.

@HyperlinkBlocked In the end it's still an unbalanced relationship where the owner asks his property to portray devotion as romantic love. So while it could be considered harmless, that's a dynamic that I don't find pleasing to watch.

I don't mind human-robot relationships but I do have a problem with this one. Takuma is literally TEACHING Mina to be his wife, sure she's developing feelings for him in the process but that's not enough for me to find it cute.

That being said, who gives a damn about ratings? A niche anime getting a lukewarm reception is to be expected. Stop seeking validation from strangers for your tastes in anime...

@Johnny-Jay Are you saying robots can't feel love?

People got mad over the main character being too pathetic lmao.

I sorta blame this in the adaptation itself.

The anime should have made it clearer that he was drunk in the first few episodes.