The Story Plot:
Serial Experiments Lain deals directly with the definition of reality, which makes its complex plot difficult to summarize. The story is primarily based on the assumption that everything flows from human thought, memory, and consciousness. Therefore, events on screen can be considered hallucinations of Lain, of other protagonists, or of Lain fabricating the hallucinations of others. Story misdirection is central to the plotline; even the offscreen voices or narrations' information cannot be considered truthful. The series consists of a cross-reflection of philosophical themes instead of the traditional linear events depiction: episodes are called "layers".
Serial Experiments Lain describes "the Wired" as the sum of human communication networks, created with the telegraph and telephone services, and expanded with the Internet and subsequent networks. The anime assumes that the Wired could be linked to a system that enables unconscious communication between people and machines without physical interface. The storyline introduces such a system with the Schumann resonance, a property of the Earth's magnetic field that theoretically allows for unhindered long distance communications. If such a link was created, the network would become equivalent to Reality as the general consensus of all perceptions and knowledge (see consensus reality). The thin line between what is real and what is possible would then begin to blur.
Eiri Masami is introduced as the project director on Protocol 7 (the next generation internet protocol in the series' timeframe) for major computer company Tachibana Labs. He has secretly included code of his own creation to give himself control of the Wired through the wireless system described above. He then "uploaded” his consciousness into the Wired and died in real life a few days after. These details are unveiled around the middle of the series, but this is the point where the story of Serial Experiments Lain begins.
Masami later explains that Lain is the artifact by which the wall between the virtual and material worlds is to fall, and that he needs her to get to the Wired and "abandon the flesh", as he did, to achieve his plan. The series sees him trying to convince her through interventions, using the promise of unconditional love, charm, fate, and, when all else fails, threats and force.
In the meantime, the anime follows a complex game of hide-and-seek between the "Knights of the Eastern Calculus", hackers who Masami claims are "believers that enable him to be a God in the Wired", and Tachibana Labs, who try to regain control of Protocol 7.
In the end, the viewer sees Lain realizing, after much introspection, that she has absolute power over everyone's mind and over reality itself. Her dialogue with different versions of herself show how she feels shunned from the material world, and how she is afraid to live in the Wired, where she has the possibilities and responsibilities of a goddess. The last scenes feature her erasing everything connected to herself from everyone’s memories. She is last seen unchanged - re-encountering her old friend Alice, who is now married. Lain promises herself to look after Alice.
and The Characters are:
Lain Iwakura
The title character. Lain is a somewhat laconic, attention-wavering junior high-school girl that at first seems not to have much interest in anything. When she begins to explore the Wired with her Navi, her aspect begins to change into that of a much more social nature.
Kou Iwakura
Lain's father. Kou is a computer hardware fanatic and spends much of his time tinkering with his system setup and the Wired, almost to the exclusion of all else. He is interested in his daughter's growing fascination in the Wired, but begins to have unsettling doubts about the whole affair as the Lain delves deeper.
Miho Iwakura
Lain's mother. Like her father, Lain's mother seems distracted from the family clique more than would appear healthy. She does spend time with her husband and dutifully prepares the family meals, but at times it appears as if she regards Lain as a stranger.
Mika Iwakura
Lain's older sister. Mika is at first the typical somewhat rebellious, "late-nights-out" high school girl, but as Lain becomes more outgoing, Mika seems to regress into a solitary type.
Juri Kato
One of Lain's friends, a timid sort of girl. She is reduced to tears when the email from the dead Chisa arrives in her inbox.
Alice Mizushiro
Lain's best Friend. Alice is a kind girl who manages to interest Lain in such things as e-mail and going out to a dance club. The only one who truly regards Lain as a friend.
Reika Yamamoto
The 4th member if the girlfriends group (Lain/Alice/Juri/Reika). Reika is the haughtiest of the girls.
Chisa Yomoda
A girl in the same grade as Lain; she commits suicide in the opening act, but speaks to Lain from out of the Wired nonetheless.
Men In Black - TheAgents
These are men sent from the Tachibana Laboratory, the company that wrote the core of Protocol 6. The company knows something is amiss with Protocol 6, and for some reason these field agents begin to follow Lain.
Taro, Myu-Myu and Masayuki
A group of hacker kids, often seen at Cyberia even though they are not older than 12. Taro is especially knowledgeable about the more avant-garde aspects of the Wired, and at times could be considered a 4th in the Knights. His tool of choice is a toy gun that converts into a wireless PDA-Navi.
Masami Eiri
A programmer at Tachibana Labs, it was he who wrote encephalic algorithms based on the fundamental vibrations of the Earth into Protocol 6. He is known by quite a different name in the Wired.
well eventhough this anime is umm.. [how should I say it].. an old anime (1998) but I think it's quite good for such a serious anime^^. If you don't wanna miss it hoho.. just watch it..
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Serial Experiments Lain describes "the Wired" as the sum of human communication networks, created with the telegraph and telephone services, and expanded with the Internet and subsequent networks. The anime assumes that the Wired could be linked to a system that enables unconscious communication between people and machines without physical interface. The storyline introduces such a system with the Schumann resonance, a property of the Earth's magnetic field that theoretically allows for unhindered long distance communications. If such a link was created, the network would become equivalent to Reality as the general consensus of all perceptions and knowledge (see consensus reality). The thin line between what is real and what is possible would then begin to blur.
Eiri Masami is introduced as the project director on Protocol 7 (the next generation internet protocol in the series' timeframe) for major computer company Tachibana Labs. He has secretly included code of his own creation to give himself control of the Wired through the wireless system described above. He then "uploaded” his consciousness into the Wired and died in real life a few days after. These details are unveiled around the middle of the series, but this is the point where the story of Serial Experiments Lain begins.
Masami later explains that Lain is the artifact by which the wall between the virtual and material worlds is to fall, and that he needs her to get to the Wired and "abandon the flesh", as he did, to achieve his plan. The series sees him trying to convince her through interventions, using the promise of unconditional love, charm, fate, and, when all else fails, threats and force.
In the meantime, the anime follows a complex game of hide-and-seek between the "Knights of the Eastern Calculus", hackers who Masami claims are "believers that enable him to be a God in the Wired", and Tachibana Labs, who try to regain control of Protocol 7.
In the end, the viewer sees Lain realizing, after much introspection, that she has absolute power over everyone's mind and over reality itself. Her dialogue with different versions of herself show how she feels shunned from the material world, and how she is afraid to live in the Wired, where she has the possibilities and responsibilities of a goddess. The last scenes feature her erasing everything connected to herself from everyone’s memories. She is last seen unchanged - re-encountering her old friend Alice, who is now married. Lain promises herself to look after Alice.
and The Characters are:
Lain Iwakura
The title character. Lain is a somewhat laconic, attention-wavering junior high-school girl that at first seems not to have much interest in anything. When she begins to explore the Wired with her Navi, her aspect begins to change into that of a much more social nature.
Kou Iwakura
Lain's father. Kou is a computer hardware fanatic and spends much of his time tinkering with his system setup and the Wired, almost to the exclusion of all else. He is interested in his daughter's growing fascination in the Wired, but begins to have unsettling doubts about the whole affair as the Lain delves deeper.
Miho Iwakura
Lain's mother. Like her father, Lain's mother seems distracted from the family clique more than would appear healthy. She does spend time with her husband and dutifully prepares the family meals, but at times it appears as if she regards Lain as a stranger.
Mika Iwakura
Lain's older sister. Mika is at first the typical somewhat rebellious, "late-nights-out" high school girl, but as Lain becomes more outgoing, Mika seems to regress into a solitary type.
Juri Kato
One of Lain's friends, a timid sort of girl. She is reduced to tears when the email from the dead Chisa arrives in her inbox.
Alice Mizushiro
Lain's best Friend. Alice is a kind girl who manages to interest Lain in such things as e-mail and going out to a dance club. The only one who truly regards Lain as a friend.
Reika Yamamoto
The 4th member if the girlfriends group (Lain/Alice/Juri/Reika). Reika is the haughtiest of the girls.
Chisa Yomoda
A girl in the same grade as Lain; she commits suicide in the opening act, but speaks to Lain from out of the Wired nonetheless.
Men In Black - TheAgents
These are men sent from the Tachibana Laboratory, the company that wrote the core of Protocol 6. The company knows something is amiss with Protocol 6, and for some reason these field agents begin to follow Lain.
Taro, Myu-Myu and Masayuki
A group of hacker kids, often seen at Cyberia even though they are not older than 12. Taro is especially knowledgeable about the more avant-garde aspects of the Wired, and at times could be considered a 4th in the Knights. His tool of choice is a toy gun that converts into a wireless PDA-Navi.
Masami Eiri
A programmer at Tachibana Labs, it was he who wrote encephalic algorithms based on the fundamental vibrations of the Earth into Protocol 6. He is known by quite a different name in the Wired.
well eventhough this anime is umm.. [how should I say it].. an old anime (1998) but I think it's quite good for such a serious anime^^. If you don't wanna miss it hoho.. just watch it..
Download Anime:
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