On the battleground, there are words that Violet can't forget. These words were given to her more than anyone else by someone she holds dear. She really doesn't understand the importance. On the continent of Telesis, some time. Four years on, after the great war which divided the continent between North and South, a new generation is welcomed. In CH Postal Service, Violet Evergarden, a young woman once known as the "weapon," went out to start a new life. The work of "Auto Memories Dolls," which carries people's thoughts and turns them into sentences, is there profoundly moved. Violet starts her journey as an Auto Memories doll and faces the feelings and the different forms of love of various people. Searching throughout for the meaning of the words.

In the near future, humans have discovered a fourth dimension, Dimension W, and a supposedly infinite source of energy within. In order to harness this profound new energy, mankind develops advanced "coils," devices that link to and use the power of Dimension W. However, by year 2071, the New Tesla Energy corporation has monopolized the energy industry with coils, soon leading to the illegal distribution of unofficial coils that begin flooding the markets. Kyouma Mabuchi is an ex-soldier who is wary of all coil-based technology to the extent that he still drives a gas-powered car. Kyouma is a "Collector," individuals with the sole duty of hunting down illegal coils in exchange for money. What started out as just any other mission is turned on its head when he bumps in Mira Yurizaki, an android with a connection to the "father" of coils. When a series of strange events begin to take place, these two unlikely allies band together to uncover the mysteries of Dimension W. (Source: MAL Rewrite)

In Eve no Jikan, The Three Laws of Robotics are often kept in a world of android housekeepers. Since they look human, less technology, such as toasters and alarm clocks, is viewed. But it doesn't all sound like that. Sympathizers for Android, known as Android-holics, were labeled heretics and problematic society members. Rikuo Sakisaka was raised to believe and defend the principles of humanity on androids and is well aware that they are not human. Then one day, in his family android activity logs, he finds abnormal details. This takes him to a café that only has one law to follow: no discrimination between human beings and and androids must take place among its customers. Curiosity leads Rikuo, though he doesn't want to get along with computers, to know more about this strange place and its usuals.

Justice has changed and its implementation. The 22nd century, by looking at its mental state for signs of criminal activity called the Psycho-Pass, Japan enforces the Sibyl System, an objective way of identifying the levels of menace for all people. Inspectors uphold the law by subjecting those with the least ill will, even with deadly force; besides them are Enforcers, jaded inspectors who have been turned into latent offenders, who are given relative freedom for dirtiness in return for the work of inspectors. Akane Tsunemori, a young woman honestly eager to defend justice, enters this universe. However she soon discovered that the judges on the Sibyl system were not as flawless as her fellow inspectors believe when working with veteran Enforcer Shinya Kougami. Akane wrestles with what she knows about how justice really is and whether it can be preserved by the use of a mechanism that might be corrupt already.

The self-proclaimed mad scientist Okabe lends himself to his hobby of developing potential "future gadgets" with fellow laboratory members: Mayuri Shiina, his airborn childhood friend, and Hashida Itaru, a perverted hacker known as "Daru," in a stunningly ancient building in Akihabara. The three spend time tinkering with their most promising contraction, a gadget called the "Phone microwave" that performs the weird role of tinkering bananas into green gel piles. Although miraculous by and large, Okabe's search for a scientific breakthrough does not provide anything concrete, so long as members of the lab get spurred in by a string of mysterious events before an unforeseeable success stumbles on—the Phone Microwave can send e-mails to the past, changing the history flow. Adjusted by 5pb and Nitroplus from the critically acclaimed visual novel, Steins;Gate brings Okabe to the depths of science and practicality. Forced through the various threads of the past and the present, Okabe has to carry the responsibilities that the key to the time domain holds.

In 2029, people can replace almost all of their body parts with Cybernetics. These devices can also make the weak and the dying stronger. Major Motoko Kusanagi, who has full-body prosthetics, is tasked with investigating a hacker known as The Puppetmaster. But as her team learns, there are many unknowns and unanswered questions.

Earth's atmosphere was destroyed thousands of years ago, and adventure has flourished in the strange places that emerged. This book delves into the world of Romdo, where humans and robots coexist.