I watched Eve's time before. This time it's a theatrical version, but it's not a theatrical version. It's like the TV series, but it has more plots. I have also figured out the origin of some things in the past and present. In short, even if I watched it once OVA, this one is also worth a look.

Therefore, there is nothing special to say about the plot and characteristics. The rocking chair of the camera, the music that came to a sudden stop, the music that came to mind when entering the store, and the theme song Yuki Kajiura.

Even if there is love between robots and humans, and between robots, humans can communicate with each other. Without love, it is like a stranger. The boundaries between living things and non-living things are blurred. What is the definition of living things? Robots with intelligence are not living things. Yet? Isn't the earth itself a living thing? Anyway, I'll be thinking a little bit.

However, when we can really create intelligent robots, or when human beings can really look at the earth from a broader perspective, there may be an answer.

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