A horny robot girl shows up at your door asking for repairs, and instead of the obvious punchline, the show actually cares that you're watching two people figure out if they like each other. Eita's panic isn't played for cringe; it's the real friction of wanting someone and not knowing if what's happening is real. The comedy lands because the romance is sincere underneath all the chaos.
Eita spends his days lost in mecha anime and manga, invisible to everyone at school. His world tilts when Makina, the girl every guy wants to talk to, shows up at his front door with an impossible request. She's not what she seems. Under her perfect exterior lives advanced AI circuitry, and she needs Eita's technical skills to keep working properly without anyone finding out. What starts as a secret arrangement becomes complicated fast. Makina operates on pure programming when it comes to physical affection, throwing herself at Eita with zero social awareness. He's caught between the thrill of having her attention and the terror of maintaining her secret while barely containing his own reactions. Every day brings new narrow escapes from discovery, awkward misunderstandings, and situations that push Eita further out of his comfort zone. It's a high-stakes comedy wrapped in sci-fi hijinks, where one wrong move means exposure and where Eita has to figure out if what's developing between them matters when one of them isn't actually human.