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Back in Heaven, the angel Kohaku yearns to return to Earth and her mortal love, Shuichiro.

Shuichiro has very little use for ethereal things, but when his home becomes haven to heavenly guests, his life is made surreal.

An angel named Kohaku begins to learn about mortal love when Shuichiro Kudo, a twenty-eight-year-old doctor, saves her life after she falls to Earth.

In the future, boys will be boys and girls will be robots. Like every other guy, Hideki just wants a cool job, a hot ride, and a state-of-the-art robotic girlfriend. Pretty persocoms don't come cheap, and Hideki is out of luck...until he finds a cute one in the garbage. But even in the future, you get what you pay for, and Hideki soon discovers that real women aren't the only ones who are high maintenance.

Can a person be truly happy with a persocom? Hiroyasu Ueda believed he could be, in fact he fell in love with, and married, his persocom. But one fateful day tragedy struck and Ueda was separated from his true love. It's often said that persocoms are more perfect than humans; better looking, better thinkers ... better lovers, even. Can someone who once loved the perfect (if artificial) woman be fulfilled in a relationship with a mere human?.

If a persocom's memories are stored on a hard drive, are they real? After all, a hard drive can simply be erased. This question has been dribing Hideki mad as he searches for his kidnapped 'com, Chi.

When Hideki initially found Chi, his persocom companion, he knew that her original owner might come looking for her. Now, that moment Hideki feared has finally come to pass, and what happens is completed unexpected. But even as he risks losing Chi, Hideki makes a new friend when he inherits another laptop persocom.

The continuing adventures of Hideki your typical 20-year-old slacker. He didn't get into college straight out of high school, so he's working a dead-end job, can't find a girlfriend, and is perpetually broke. If only he had a persocon - a humanoid robot - to keep him company, perhaps things wouldn't be so bad. The problem with persocons is they are incredibly expensive, and it would take Hideki a lifetime to afford one. Then, one day Hideki finds a particularly cute female persocon dumped in a pile of trash, so he decides to take her home. As they say, one man's trash is another man's treasure.