Does It Count If You Lose Your Innocence to an Android? - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
My Life Might Be Over
Akane ends up living with Nadeshiko, a romance android.
Nothing's Okay...
Nadeshiko is bored at home alone all the time, so Akane brings her along on her way to a convenience store.
The Power Switch Is Inside the Mouth...!?
Akane finds Nadeshiko sleeping and gets worried that she might be broken since androids don't need sleep. After checking some manuals, she figures she needs to reboot her, and her switch for that is somewhere inside her mouth.
Name-Calling Is Bad for the Heart!
Akane insists that Nadeshiko stops calling her Master and instead calls her by her name, which sort of backfires because that makes her more susceptible to Nadeshiko's advances.
Regarding Nadeshiko Being Too High-Functioning
Akane and Nadeshiko take a bath together.
I, Akane, Will Crash the Owner Get-Together!
Akane attends online meeting with other android owners only to realise she's the only one having actual romantic relationship with an android. Nadeshiko utilizes virtual reality to create a duplicate of herself and gives Akane double the pleasure.
Huh, Nadeshiko has a Mother?
I'm Not a Baby!!!
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