Could someone explain the inputting data bit at the end? Does he like movies because they are faster than what he usually does as his job or something?
@mage_goo Keeping her spirit up only helps in the beginning. It comes to a point where it doesn't matter much. I think it was explained in one of the newer chapters.
@Razeel Maybe it's the massage thing. Considering the environment she's living in and how her mother is obviously strapped for cash, what passes for a massage to the little girl may be... unsettling. It could be only the state of disrepair of the toys, though, showing how she's not well cared for.
@RedOnYellow Care to elaborate? Sure, if all three robots appeared in the story at the same time and the author chose the girl for redemption only because she was a cute girl, I would be annoyed, but as it stands, she was already a established character in the story.
What really annoys me is...
Well, if this were an jrpg game, since she's an enemy unit, her stats would probably be capped so the PC could fight her when he/she is ready. Going by that logic, the only way she could get stronger is through some sort of special event, not though combat.
@BurriedBay Thanks for the clarification. They changed his mission to information gathering on the serialization though, maybe the editors thought it was confusing too.
There is a hole... in Alnus. I really hope the place wasn't named like that because of it, but them again, we have fucking princess Pinã Colada; I wouldn't be surprised.
Wait, didn't bunny girl surrender so the empire would spare her country? How come she doesn't know about her country's destruction if she acts as some sort of advisor to the prince on top of being a slave? Surely she would hear about it at some point, even if by accident.
Well, that explains why they have emotions, but I still think they are a little too emotional for a combat module; he's probably not gonna be able to complete the mission exactly because he gets carried away on his rage.