Malice@Doll

Surreal isn't a good enough word for what this is frankly, and I don't have the vocabs of like most the other people reviewing it but goddamn, you see it you gotta say something A strange dystopia, humanity is extinct and we follow a group of purposeless sex bots left to wander empty streets as everything slowly breaks and decays until one of them gains the ability to transfer life with a kiss. Everything is cloaked in that early 2000s cyberpunk dystopia that was cropping up all over anime, with a helping hand of just plain madness too sprinkled throughout. Very concerned with higher themes of humanity, identity and such things , of our definitions and all the rest, turns out the main guy involved did the serial experiments lain game too so. Huh, robot uprising happens call this guy I guess Tldr; haunting, intriguing and fascinating and well worth an hour and a half of your life if you can stomach some. Real nasty content in there, not too terribly much but definitely worth heeding on your way through the door.