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Robotics;Notes

Robotics;Notes regular edition visual novel cover

(Robotikusu Ntsu)

Genre Romance, Science fiction, Thriller

Manga

Written by 5pb.

Illustrated by Keiji Asakawa

Published by Mag Garden

Demographic Shnen

Magazine Monthly Comic Blade

Original run March 2012 ongoing

Volumes 2

Game

Developer 5pb.

Publisher 5pb.

Genre Visual novelRating CERO: C

Platform PS3, Xbox 360

Released JP June 28, 2012

Manga

Robotics;Notes Phantom Snow

Written by 5pb.

Illustrated by G

obotics;NotesFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Robotics;Notes (Robotikusu Ntsu) is aJapanese visual novel developed and published by 5pb.. The

game was released on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 video

game consoles on June 28, 2012. It is the third game in 5pb.'s

Science Adventure series following Chaos;HeadandSteins;Gate and is described as an "Augmented Science

Adventure" (Kakuch Kagaku

Adobench).[1] Six manga have been produced, and an anime

adaptation by Production I.G aired in Fuji TV's Noitamina

slot between October 2012 and March 2013. The anime has

been licensed by Funimation in North America.

Contents1 Gameplay

2 Plot

2.1 Setting and themes

2.2 Characters

2.3 Story

3 Development

3.1 Release history

4 Related media

4.1 Manga

4.2 Anime5 Reception

6 References

7 External links

Gameplay

Robotics;Notes is a science fiction visual novel in which the

player follows the perspective of multiple characters, mainly

Kaito Yashio. Its gameplay requires little player interaction asmuch of the game's duration is spent on reading the text that

appears on the screen,[2] which represents the story's

narrative and dialogue. The text is accompanied by 3D

animated character models, which represent whom Kaito or

Akiho is talking to, and background art. Throughout the

game, the player encounters CG artwork at certain points in

the story, which take the place of the background art and

character models.Robotics;Notes follows a branching plot

line with multiple endings, and depending on the decisions

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Published by Enterbrain

Demographic Seinen

Magazine Famitsu Comic Clear

Original run July 26, 2012 ongoing

Volumes 1

Manga

Robotics;Notes Revival Legacy

Written by 5pb.

Illustrated by Tatsuya Shihira

Published by Shueisha

Demographic Seinen

Magazine Ultra Jump

Original run September 2012 ongoing

Volumes 1

Manga

Robotics;Notes Dream Seeker

Written by 5pb.

Illustrated by Tsuzuri Yuno

Published by Square Enix

Demographic Shnen

Magazine Monthly Shnen Gangan

Original run October 2012 ongoing

Volumes 1

Anime television series

Directed by Kazuya Nomura

Produced by Tatsuya Masubara

Written by Jukki Hanada

Music by Takeshi Abo, Yuki Hayashi, Asami

Tachibana

Studio Production I.G

Licensed by Funimation

Network Fuji TV (Noitamina)

Original run October 12, 2012 March 22, 2013

Episodes 22

Manga

Robotics;Notes Side Junna: Chiisana Natsu no

Monogatari

Written by 5pb.

that the player makes during the game, the plot will progress

in a specific direction.

Throughout the narrative sequences in which the player

follows Kaito, the player may activate the Poke-com Trigger

(Pokekon Torig), which replacesSteins;Gate 's Phone Trigger system and allows the player to

use the applications installed on Kaito's tablet computer.[2][3]

These applications include Deluoode Map, a map application;

Twipo (Tsuipo), a Twitter-like social networkingapplication, which the player may use to reply to other

characters' tweets with predetermined responses;[2][3] and

Iru-wo (Iruo.), an augmented reality imagerecognition application which the player may use to examine

the environment and information tagged on characters or

objects.[2][3]

PlotSetting and themes

Robotics;Notes is set in 2019 on Tanegashima,[4] an island to

the south of Kysh in southern Japan.[5] The game's theme

is robots[1][5][6][7]

and the question "What would happen if

you really tried to make a giant robot?" [8]

Characters

Kaito Yashio ( Yashio Kaito)Voiced by: Ryohei Kimura

The protagonist who constantly plays the fighting game

Kill-Ballad and is a member of his school's robotics

club. After the Anemone-gou Incident he suffers from

spasms in which time seems to be moving extremely

slow for him. He is not interested in robots, and is only

a member of the club to be by Akiho's side, as Misaki

left her to him before she left the island.

Akiho Senomiya ( Senomiya Akiho)Voiced by: Yoshino Nanj

The main heroine and the only other member and

chairman of the robotics club at the beginning. After

the Anemone-gou Incident she suffers from spasms in

which time seems to be moving extremely fast for her.

Her dream is to complete the giant robot Gan-tsuku

started by Misaki.

Subaru Hidaka ( Hidaka Subaru) / Mr. Pleiades (


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Illustrated by NB

Published by Kadokawa Shoten

Demographic Shnen

Magazine Shnen Ace

Original run November 2012 ongoing

Volumes 1

Manga

Robotics;Notes Pleiades Ambition

Written by 5pb.

Illustrated by Tokumo Sora

Published by Media Factory

Demographic Seinen

Magazine Monthly Comic Alive

Original run November 2012 ongoing

Volumes 1

Misut Pureadesu)Voiced by: Yoshimasa Hosoya

A second-year student in the same school as Kaito and

Akiho. He won the Robo-One championship several

years ago and as a result Akiho tries to get him to join

the robotics club, but he refuses because his father got

him to promise he'd stop playing with robots in high

school and become a fisherman after graduating. Kaito

blackmails him into joining the club with Mr. Pleiades'identity.

Frau Koujiro ( Kjiro Furau) / Kona Furugri (

Furugri Kona)[9]

Voiced by: Kaori Nazuka

Creator of Kill-Ballad and daughter of director of

Gunvarrel. It is revealed that Gunvarrel was a

propaganda tool being used to brainwash the masses,

and when the staff of Gunvarrel discovered this they

were killed by the Committee of 300. All that Frau

knows is that her mother went missing and was last

seen in Tanegashima, and comes to the island in search

of clues.

Junna Daitoku ( Daitoku Junna)Voiced by: Sora Tokui

One of the members of the Robotics Club and a karate member.

Airi Yukifune ( Yukifune Airi)Voiced by: Rie Kugimiya

An AI existing within Iru-O created by Kimijima, with another personality (Geji-nee) that is used by him

to collect information. She subconsciously spies on Kaito for Kimijima. She was originally a girl with an

incurable illness whose body was put into deep sleep in hopes that she could be cured with future medical

technology. When the Iru-O servers are rebooted on Christmas Airi's personality is erased and Geji-nee

returns to Kimijima's side.

Misaki Senomiya ( Senomiya Misaki)Voiced by: Kikuko Inoue

Akiho's sister. During the Anemone-gou Incident she discovered what Kimijima was doing and killed him,

but ever since has been brainwashed by his cyber-ghost.

Mizuka Irei ( Irei Mizuka)

Voiced by: Takako HondaMisaki's best friend. After Kimijima was killed she discovered the body and hid it, which resulted in

Misaki not being blamed for the murder. She dies when her HUG is driven berserk by the Committee of

300 and she falls off a cliff.

Mitsuhiko Nagafukada ( Nagafukada Mitsuhiko)Voiced by: Yji Ueda

Childhood friend of Misaki and Mizuka, and the teacher in charge of the robotics club.

Kaoruko Usui ( Usui Kaoruko)


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Voiced by: Toshiko Sawada

The head teacher of Kaito's school.

Tetsuharu Fujita ( Fujita Tetsuharu)Voiced by: Nobuaki Fukuda

Also known by the name "Doc". Owner of the shop "Robo Clinic" which deals in robot parts. Junna's

grandfather. He creates most of the important components used in the Robot Club's creations.

K Kimijima ( Kimijima K)Voiced by: Toshiyuki Morikawa

The author of the Kimijima Reports, who died several years ago. It turns out that he works for the

Committee of 300 and caused the Anemone-gou incident which was in fact an experiment that would

have killed all the test subjects; This was stopped by Misaki who killed him. However before his death he

uploaded his consciousness to the internet and lives on through Iru-o, and now plans to execute the

Committee's plans by inducing a massive solar flare that will kill the majority of the population of Earth.

He uses the Kimijima Reports to manipulate people, and he has Geji-nee and Misaki (who was

brainwashed by him) do his bidding in the virtual and real worlds respectively. In the end he is defeated

by Kai using a virus created to destroy him by Daru.

Ken'ichir Senomiya ( Senomiya Ken'ichir)Voiced by: Takehiro Koyama

Akiho and Misaki's father and head of the local branch of JAXA.

Sumio Nagafukada ( Nagafukada Sumio)Voiced by: Tetsuo Kanao

Mitsuhiko's uncle and president of Space Ame company. He funds the Gan-Tsuku projects in exchange for

publicity (the company name displayed on the robots).

Hiromu Hidaka ( Hidaka Hiromu)Voiced by: Hiroyuki Kinoshita

Subaru's father. Opposes his son's interest in robots and wants him to join him as a fisherman aftergraduation from high school.

Toshiyuki Sawada ( Sawada Toshiyuki)Voiced by: Shinichiro Miki

A son of a member of the Committee of 300, who actually works against them and has founded a secret

organization which includes the characters of Steins;Gate and Chaos;Head to resist them.

Nae Tennji ( Tennji Nae)Voiced by: Ayano Yamamoto

A returning character from Steins;Gate who is now 20 and works for JAXA.

DaSH

(No voice)

Itaru Hashida, a returning character from Steins;Gate. Like Nae as well as the other Steins;Gate and

Chaos;Head characters, he now works for Sawada's secret organization. When it is revealed that Iru-o

cannot be trusted as it was created by Kimijima, he creates a replacement, "DG297 3rd Edition ver.4.11".

He also creates the virus which defeats Kimijima. He does not have any speaking roles, however, and is

only mentioned in passing. As of 2019, he is already married and has a daughter. "DaSH" is read "Daru

the Super Hacker", but he temporarily calls himself "DaSP" ("Daru the Super Programmer") in the final

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Story

InRobotics;Notes, the player assumes the role of Kaito Yashio, someone who enjoys fighting games.[4]

He is in

his school's robot club.[7] The story begins when the protagonist finds out that one ofRobotics;Notes'main

heroines is actually a genius programmer who created the game engine for a world renowned fighting game. [7]

The main character then decides that he wants to create a robot based around command inputs and motion

capture technology.[7] He decides to go to the karate club to look for someone to perform the motion capture

sequences.[7]

Development

The planning and original concept and basic story ofRobotics;Notes was headed by Shikura.[8][10] Naotaka

Hayashi is the scenario writer for the game and Tatsuya Matsubara the producer.[1] The character designs are

done by Tomonori Fukuda and the mechanical designs are done by Makoto Ishiwata.[4]

The composer of the

game is Takeshi Abo.[4] Shikura had been working on the game since as early as July 2010.[11][12] The team

received development support from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency,[5][6][7][8] and according to

Shikura, this allowed the game's sciences and themes to better reflect reality.[7] Nitroplus also provided

assistance with the game.[4]Robotics;Notes features 3D visuals,[6] and the development team were aiming for

high quality 3D models like Catherine andIdolmaster 2.[13]

Release history

Robotics;Notes was first announced through 5pb.'s official website on December 22, 2010, noting that details

about the game would appear in the interview with Chiyomaru Shikura, the CEO of 5pb., featured in the issue o

Famitsu magazine that was being sold on the same day.[10]

Robotics;Notes is the third entry in the science

adventure series[7][8] following the release ofChaos;Headin 2008 and Steins;Gate in 2009.[6] When the target

platform for the game had not yet been announced, Shikura had said that they were not going to let down the

fans who have supported their past works in the science adventure series.[5][7][8] He also stated that said they

were aiming for a release some time in 2011.[6][7][8] The game was released for both the PlayStation 3 and

Xbox 360 on June 28, 2012.[14]

Related media

Manga

A manga adaptation, titledRobotics;Notes and illustrated by Keiji Asakawa, began serialization in the March2012 issue of Mag Garden'sMonthly Comic Blade magazine.

[15]The first tankbon volume forRobotics;Notes

was released on July 10, 2012;[16]

the second volume will follow on November 9, 2012.[17]

A second manga,

titledRobotics;Notes Phantom Snow and illustrated by G, began serialization in Enterbrain's Famitsu Comic

Clearonline magazine on July 26, 2012. A third manga, titledRobotics;Notes Revival Legacy and illustrated by

Tatsuya Shihara, began serialization in the September 2012 issue of Shueisha's Ultra Jump magazine.[18][19]

A fourth manga, titledRobotics;Notes Dream Seeker(Robotics;Notes ) and illustrated byTsuzuri Yuno, began serialization in the October 2012 issue of Square Enix'sMonthly Shnen Gangan


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magazine.[20] A fifth manga, titledRobotics;Notes Side Junna: Chiisana Natsu no Monogatari (Robotics;Notes

Side Junna: ) and illustrated by artist NB, began serialization in the November 2012 issue

of Kadokawa Shoten's Shnen Ace magazine. The first volume ofSide Junna was released on November 26,

2012.[21] A sixth manga, titledRobotics; Notes Pleiades Ambition and illustrated by Tokumo Sora, began

serialization in the November 2012 issue of Media Factory'sMonthly Comic Alive magazine.[22]

Anime

See also: List of Robotics;Notes episodes

An anime TV series, produced by Production I.G, aired in Fuji TV's Noitamina slot between October 12, 2012

and March 22, 2013.[23][24] The opening theme for episodes 1 to 11 is "Junj Spectra" (Junj

Supekutora, Naive Spectra) by Zwei and the ending theme is "Umikaze no Brave" (Umikaze noBureibu, The Ocean Breeze's Brave) by Fumika. For episode 12 onwards the opening theme is "Hky no

Messiah" (Hky no Meshia, Law of Messiah) by Haruki and the ending theme is "Topology" (

Toporoj) by Kanako It. Funimation Entertainment has licensed the anime for streaming on their

website starting October 12, 2012.[25]

Reception

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Noitamina in October 2012] (http://www.famitsu.com/news/201203/30012442.html) (in Japanese). Famitsu. March

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External links

Visual novel official website (http://roboticsnotes.jp/) (Japanese)

Anime official website (http://www.roboticsnotes.tv/) (Japanese)

Robotics;Notes (http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/encyclopedia/anime.php?id=14196) (anime) at

Anime News Network's Encyclopedia

Robotics;Notes (http://vndb.org/v5883) at the Visual Novel Database

Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Robotics;Notes&oldid=554445192"

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