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The doujin manga of [[Serial Experiments Lain]], titled ''The Nightmare of Fabrication'', appears in the [[Omnipresence in Wired]] artbook. | The doujin manga of [[Serial Experiments Lain]], titled ''The Nightmare of Fabrication'', appears in the [[Omnipresence in Wired]] artbook. | ||
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| + | ==Plot Overview== | ||
| + | A lonely [[Lain]] decides to modify her toy dog, [[Bike-chan]], to be able to bark. She cuts off its collar and inserts various electrical components that she programs on her [[NAVI]]. | ||
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| + | However, Bike-chan explodes, and [[God]] ([[Eiri]]) appears before her to give her a replacement for Bike-chan and they discuss the validity of Lain's [[memories]]. Lain wakes up and thinks it was all a dream when she sees Bike-chan unharmed, collar and all. However, she sees the collar that she had cut off lying on the floor. | ||
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| + | Lain chooses to deny her memory and bury the collar. | ||
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Revision as of 02:15, 18 October 2011
The doujin manga of Serial Experiments Lain, titled The Nightmare of Fabrication, appears in the Omnipresence in Wired artbook.
Plot Overview
A lonely Lain decides to modify her toy dog, Bike-chan, to be able to bark. She cuts off its collar and inserts various electrical components that she programs on her NAVI.
However, Bike-chan explodes, and God (Eiri) appears before her to give her a replacement for Bike-chan and they discuss the validity of Lain's memories. Lain wakes up and thinks it was all a dream when she sees Bike-chan unharmed, collar and all. However, she sees the collar that she had cut off lying on the floor.
Lain chooses to deny her memory and bury the collar.
