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>>5383645

Indeed. Yet you're argument has two flaws. Fist of all her name's Yumemi asshat. Don't give me that localized bullshit. And second of all, yes, she is shown, even ion official art, as a nopan. Yet thinking that she was still a robot, how can you know if she truly had anything to hide? Looking at how looked down upon robots were in the game, Yumemi was most likely created without anything there in the first place.

Is it still love if your robot waifu is programmed to feel that way?

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>Has this been done yet?
No

>Why has no one done this yet?
Because it's stupid, chatbot are no where near strong AI

But still, imagine a planetarian spin off, where a chatbot plays Yumemi, and when ever she doesn't understand instead of repeating what you said, put up that picture of her cocking her head to the side and go "I'm sorry Mister Customer, I don't know what you're saying. I'm truely truely sorry!"

ATASHI NO SECRET BUTTON!

If your waifu is programmed to love you, is it still love?

>>2106221

Planetarian has... bad points?

I don't believe this is unhackable. It's clearly a motivation problem.

Why is she so useless?

>>1353610
Then the space elevator collapse, nations go to war, and the cyborg maids are left to wonder what happened?

>>1231947

I was thinking just that but since KyoAni is busy with 'B^U: the animu' after Clannad I've given up hope.

Instead, Toei should make a Planetarian movie.

I'd like that.

If you had a moe robot anon, would you ever get tired of her? Knowing that she actually never fall in love with you, rather only programmed to accept you

Also, lol future birth rates

'Sup, /jp/?

I thought you may need this.

Was she really a heroine, though?

>>586337

robot
looks after her human friend