A brilliant but volatile scientist constructs the perfect woman: Alice, a bionic creation designed to embody absolute devotion. His motivation stems from betrayal, a wound so deep he's reshaped his obsession into metal and circuitry. Yet Alice, despite her artificial nature, retains the very unpredictability her creator sought to eliminate. She continues her infidelities, each transgression a knife twist into the scientist's fractured psyche. When he can no longer bear the contradiction between his creation's purpose and her actions, his son inherits the burden of pursuit. What unfolds is a darkly comedic revenge narrative that questions what loyalty actually means when desire itself becomes programmable. Monkey Punch crafts this as absurdist sci-fi comedy with explicit edges, mixing crude humor with genuine philosophical friction. The story operates in that strange space where technology promises control but human nature always finds the cracks. This is pure '90s OVA irreverence: provocative, unhinged, and unapologetically weird. It's for viewers who appreciate pitch-black comedy wrapped in exploitation aesthetics.