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 wake up to see her cooking some food, hug her from behind, and smell her hair, only to find it smells like a solar panel.
One day, he'll spread her legs and all he'll see is a titanium coochie.
And when he does the deed, he'll feel pain as the tungsten spring locks his manhood, and with tears in his eyes, he'll say, "It's fine,"
and so on.
But then again, this anime mostly focuses on the couple's lovey-dovey moments and not on the loneliness aspect. They keep the plot simple and not overly complicated like some anime involving AI developing feelings. The MC of this anime is a lonely, overworked man who hasn't experienced romance for quite some time, so expect rather awkward dialogue along the way but it's not a big deal if you are already used to watching anime.
The animation is great; they definitely put quite a budget into animating her eyes. Also, the heroine is not really "emotionless" by normal means,it's just that her face can't move; it's just a resin plate. "I have no mouth and I must kyaa >///<."
So if you are into that clank-clank type of romance and humanoid machines sexually arouse you, give this one a try.
