My Dear Marie

Hiroshi Karigari is a brilliant but socially awkward robotics prodigy who harbors a deep, unspoken affection for a girl named Marie. Overwhelmed by his own shyness and unable to approach her directly, he channels his intense feelings into an ambitious and obsessive project: engineering a flawless android replica of the girl he admires. Driven by his unparalleled genius, Hiroshi dedicates himself entirely to this singular pursuit, pouring every ounce of his technical expertise into bringing his idealized vision to life. His efforts ultimately culminate in absolute success. The resulting android, also named Marie, is a technological marvel that perfectly mirrors the original girl's appearance, distinguished only by a different hair color. Far more than a simple machine, this artificial creation possesses genuine human-level intelligence alongside authentic emotions and a compassionate heart. She is, by all accounts, a living, feeling being housed within a synthetic body. However, in his single-minded dedication to achieving scientific perfection, Hiroshi fails to consider the profound ethical and personal implications of his actions. By creating a sentient being modeled after his real-life crush, he inadvertently sets the stage for unforeseen complications, leaving him completely unprepared to navigate the complex reality of living alongside his extraordinary creation.