PLUTO

Naoki Urasawa is a master in his craft. Pluto is considered to be his weakest work. But even his weakest work is a fucking masterpiece. The duality of being a human being, some one who can make conscience descisions vs to the of a robot who expected to serve. The duality of existence is what gets questioned. The duality of a shared experience. Theres a scene with a female robot wife in the beginning which shatters your perception of that robots are just emotionless beings. It's written as an homage to the grandfather of this industry, the late great Osamu Tezuka, yet it still manages to stand out, as its own unique story with its own premise. I fucking loved it.