Chobits -

In the end, Chobits isn't about a boy who gets a sexy robot. It’s about a boy who learns to see a person inside a machine, and a machine that teaches the world how to be human again.

The landlady, Ms. Hibiya, is married to a brilliant Persocon engineer. Their daughter? A Persocon named Chitose. Their "grandson?" Another Persocon. This couple loved their machines too much . When the original Chobit prototype (Elda and Freya) began to suffer—Freya fell in love with her owner, her "father," and her heart broke—the family’s grief became literal. Freya’s emotional death led to her being reformatted into Chii. Chobits

The series presents a brutal twist on the Pinocchio myth. Unlike Pinocchio, Chii cannot become human. She will never age, never bear children, never have a biological death. Hideki is faced with the ultimate question: Can you love someone who cannot truly love you back in human terms? In the end, Chobits isn't about a boy who gets a sexy robot

This is the first warning: Love without reciprocity destroys the lover. Hibiya, is married to a brilliant Persocon engineer

In the early 2000s, the anime and manga landscape was flooded with "harem" comedies and sci-fi romances. But every so often, a series emerges that transcends its genre trappings to ask genuinely uncomfortable questions. For me, that series is Chobits .

But she doesn't want to be a god. She wants to be "the one just for me."