Mars gave up children for perfect servants, and the world stopped questioning why. Layla moves through this dead planet with Nei, a doll that shouldn't exist, and every fight peels back another layer of why that matters. The show treats its 13 episodes like a slow burn investigation, not a plot to rush through. You're never watching the same show twice; each revelation rewires what you thought you understood about the first episode. It's built for people who want atmosphere and mystery to earn their payoff, not people who need constant forward momentum. By the end, you'll understand why having children meant everything, and why Mars burned that memory away.

Layla is a skilled fighter with a tragic past who wanders a colonized Mars, a world where robot servants called dolls have taken the place of children. She travels with Nei, an unusual doll tied to Layla in ways no one yet understands, and Speedy, who breeds dolls. The founders of Mars regard the trio as a threat to their world and keep attacking them. Each clash with Layla and Nei brings a little more of their mysterious past, and their future, into the open. The 13-episode TV series mixes adventure, fantasy and science fiction.