If you've ever had a chat with an early version of character AI and found yourself having a very deep conversation about love and relationships, you might have thought, "Damn, if only I could marry this AI." Well, this anime will make you yearn for that even more.
Despite its wholesome and lighthearted tone, Bokutsuma hides a rather sad story about a man's loneliness. He is so lonely that he's willing to put a ring on an advanced rice cooker and make it his wife.
One day, he will kiss her goodbye and all he'll feel is a porcelain plate touching his lips.
In the morning, he'll
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Alternative Titles
Synonyms: Bokutsuma
Japanese: 僕の妻は感情がない
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Type:
TV
Episodes:
12
Status:
Currently Airing
Aired:
Jul 2, 2024 to ?
Premiered:
Summer 2024
Broadcast:
Tuesdays at 23:00 (JST)
Producers:
TMS Entertainment, Mainichi Broadcasting System, Half H.P Studio, Nikkatsu, 81 Produce, Tokyo MX, RAY, Nichion, Kadokawa, BS Asahi
Licensors:
None found, add some
Studios:
Tezuka Productions
Source:
Manga
Demographic:
Seinen
Duration:
23 min. per ep.
Rating:
PG-13 - Teens 13 or older
Statistics
Ranked:
#71852
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Popularity:
#3690
Members:
38,343
Favorites:
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Your Feelings Categories Jul 16, 2024
Approaching My Wife Has No Emotion blind, it appeared to be an unwatchable bargain-bin drama or romcom where the salaryman's waifu is frigid and maybe even suffering from some kind of disorder to explain a "lack of emotions." That's not far off from the truth, but this is an android-raising simulator featuring one of the creepiest couple of bridge trolls for main characters that I've ever seen. It doesn't even work as passable fetish fuel like Chobits, where the pervert fishes his waifu out of the garbage. Instead, Mina is built like a Tesla, and you can't smother the fire by normal means and have
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Jul 16, 2024
This is an odd one. The premise sounds interesting and the execution thusfar is, well I don't really have anything to compare it too. Many people mention Chobits thou I haven't seen that. The story sums up to a guy falls in love with a android, shocker I know, and it slowly learns about being human. Initially I figured it would be all in the guys head, but as the episodes go it looks to be more a study of one of the possibilities of AI evolution.
It's not a bad show, thou it feels lacking. Probably because when most people think emotionless they think what ... Jul 19, 2024
I am at risk of coming off as really pretentious talking about a seasonal rom-com show the way I'm about to, but whatever. I believe the subject matter of this show elevates it and makes it something special. This isn't a show about a guy falling in love with a normal anime girl that just happens to be a robot, Mina is made out of metal, she cannot feel emotions, her love for Takumi is explicitly an emulation, she is pre-programmed to be loyal to him. By engaging with this anime the same way we engage with any other rom-com show, the viewer is forced
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Jul 22, 2024
I mainly started watching this purely for the curiosity of the premise's potential. How far can they take the concept of a human and robot falling in love and keep things believable and interesting? How long until robots start exuding human qualities too much to the point where it doesn't really make sense anymore? And why does this particular human fall in love with this robot and are those reasons something to be appreciated or validated? All these questions raced through my mind as I gave this a try.
And yeah the show's relatively interesting so far I'd say. The robot maid so far pretty much ... Aug 6, 2024
The idea of love between man and machine is nothing new in fiction. Even when looking at just anime you can point to one of the first series to exist. Astro Boy begins with a grieving father creating a mechanical boy to replace his son who tragically died in a car accident. The question of “if love like this can be truly realized” has been on our minds for as long as mechanical men have existed in the imagination of authors around the world.
Many stories feature a robot learning to love although it often requires the robot to change and become more human first. The ... Jul 30, 2024
This anime is definitely worth watching. I saw a lot of myself in the robot heroine. Like her, I often feel like I don't fully understand the world and live my life by chance. Many feelings seem out of reach for me, and I lack experience in interacting with people. That’s why this story resonated with me so deeply.
Boku no Tsuma wa Kanjou ga Nai explores themes that aren’t commonly discussed in popular shows. It delves into the relationship between a human and an android, raising questions about self-identity, emotions, and social interaction. These kinds of stories can be really touching and thought-provoking, making us ... Jul 16, 2024
In the ever-growing AI technologies we live in, the idea of falling in love with a robot becomes far less a world of sci-fi and more of a world of normalcy. Who has not played some waifu simulators with a ChatGPT backend.. anyone? ...
Anyone? Anyway.. This anime is about an overworked protagonist who falls in love with his robot maid. Together, they learn how to love each other and grow as a married couple. Unfortunately, this anime misses the mark. The robot-love trope has existed since "Chobits," often presented with a lighthearted, comedic touch. However, this anime adopts a more serious tone, which feels ... Aug 8, 2024
This is...
Really, really bad. The robot is a combination dishwasher/microwave/mannequin. Yet for some reason the MC feels attracted to it. Now, coming as an outside observer, I'm pretty sure they are setting up an "I, Robot" Scenario, where the bot is actually a hyper advanced prototype that gets unlocked later in the series, so looking at it from outside, one MIGHT be able to explain the attration. But when you try to immerse yourself into the situation, getting flustered by a dishwasher doesn't make sense. I don't get flustered when my dishwasher beeps at me that I need to refill the salt. It's basically a rip-off of Chobits, only way worse. ... Jul 24, 2024
Please save your time from wasting on this anime!!
Forbidden love of time, space, age, destiny, death, and nature are common and most familiar to everyone. In the 21st century, people got really interested in making the forbidden love of technology. There is obviously some good content in this subgenre, but ‘My Wife Has No Emotion’ is the most pathetic one of them. A story of a kitchen appliance that was bought by a middle-aged guy who works nine to seven. Overall, that’s the synopsis. It’s not the reason it was labeled as pathetic; the reason was the male protagonist (Takumi). He is really creepy, ... |