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A. I. Love You
Image:Ai ga tomaranai cover1.jpg
A. I, Love You Volume 1 Cover
A・Iが止まらない!
(AI Won't Stop!)
Genre Magical girl, Science Fiction, Romance
Manga
Author Ken Akamatsu
Publisher Flag of Japan Kodansha
Flag of the United States Tokyopop
Flag of Mexico Grupo Editorial VID
Flag of France Pika Édition
Flag of Germany EMA
Demographic Shōnen
Original run 16 September 1994 – 17 October 1997
Volumes Flag of Japan 9
Flag of the United States 8

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The original Japanese title, A・I が止まらない! (A. I. ga Tomaranai!), is a play on words. While it literally means "A. I. Won’t Stop!" the word "A. I. " has several meanings. Besides being the acronym for artificial intelligence, it is also the Japanese word for "love" (愛 ai?) and the Japanese transcription of the English word "I" (アイ ai?). Acronyms, initialisms, and alphabetisms are Abbreviations that are formed using the initial components in a phrase or name Tokyopop does their best to recreate this pun with their US release of the series. A pun (or paronomasia) is a Phrase that deliberately exploits confusion between similar-sounding Words for humorous or Rhetorical

Contents

Story

The story centres around Hitoshi Kōbe, a guy who is neither academically gifted nor good at sports, so he does not do very well at school.

Hitoshi has only one thing going for him - his ability to program computers. In fact, he is so good at this he has created programs that can rewrite themselves - Artificial Intelligence, in other words. So far he has created thirty of these programs, and the latest - whom he names Saati ( The Japanese pronunciation of the English word "Thirty" )- is so advanced that conversation with her is indistinguishable from a normal girl and, thus, would easily pass the Turing test. The Turing test is a proposal for a test of a Machine 's ability to demonstrate intelligence

However, there is still the barrier of Hitoshi being in the physical world and Saati being a program, until one day a freak lightning strike materializes her into the real world, where she becomes the girlfriend of Hitoshi. Lightning is an atmospheric discharge of Electricity, which typically occurs during Thunderstorms and sometimes during volcanic eruptions or

The series then follows their now not so ordinary lives, as well as other A. I. s of Hitoshi's creation. The basic plotline is derivative of the Kōsuke Fujishima manga Oh My Goddess!, with the AI constructs being analogous to the goddess characters of the earlier manga. is a Japanese manga artist. Born in Chiba, Japan, he first came to public attention as an editor of Puff magazine his first job after completing also known as Ah! My Goddess!, is a Seinen Manga series by Kosuke Fujishima currently serialized in Kodansha 's monthly The setting also bears similarities to the John Hughes film Weird Science. Weird Science ( 1985) is a 1980s Teen film written and directed by John Hughes and starring Anthony Michael Hall, Kelly Both feature male protagonists creating their ideal girlfriends on computers and both girls are brought into the real world via lightning, bearing somewhat superhuman powers. Despite these obvious similarities however, Akamatsu claims not to have seen the film prior to creating the series.

Main characters

Hitoshi Kobe (神戸 仁 Kōbe Hitoshi?)

Hitoshi is a freshman high-school student (in 1994) at Menjō (綿城) High School who underachieves at school both physically and academically. One of his few strengths is his ability to program, and create artificial intelligences, and he eventually created programs Twenty and Thirty - programs so real that conversations with them are indistinguishable from conversation with normal girls.
Through a series of freak lightning accidents, both programs are transferred to the real world, and become a greater part of the life of Hitoshi.

Saati Namba (ナンバー サーティ Nanbā Sāti?)

Saati is the thirtieth A. I. program Hitoshi created, and is the first program that Hitoshi really liked and could really talk to.
Through a freak lightning accident she is transferred to the real world, and becomes Hitoshi's live-in girlfriend. In the real world she takes the family name "Namba" (難波?), which is properly pronounced nanpa ("whirlpool"). In Japanese naming order her name, Namba Saati, is based on the Engrish pronunciation of "Number Thirty" (Nanbā Sāti). Engrish refers to non-standard variations of English often found in East Asian countries
A kind girl, size data 82-58-85 cm (32¾"-23"-34") with thick eyebrows ( A trait Akamatsu admitted to liking on women, citing Sae Isshiki as an example), and a bit naive, which does lead to frequent problems with Hitoshi. Sae Isshiki (一色 紗英 b April 29, 1977) is a Japanese actress The most notable of which is that when she cooks meals she has the tendency to make them look exactly like the picture, regardless of the taste (having no taste buds), using everything from paint to colored markers until she receives a program upgrade that allows her to taste.

Toeni Namba (ナンバー トゥエニー Nanbā Tūenī?)

Toeni (or "Toni" in the Tokyopop translation) is Hitoshi's A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Program No. 20 (Nanbā Tōenī "Number Twenty"). He based her face on Kimika Aso, the breasts on Reiko Satou, her butt on Ai Iijima, and her legs on Chisato Moritaka, giving her the measurements of 86-59-88 cm (34½"-23½"-35"). Dancer and actress Reiko Sato was born in 1931 in Los Angeles California (born October 31 1972 in Tokyo Japan) is a Japanese media personality is the stage name of, a Japanese pop-music performer who also is notable as an actress and song writer However, despite the fact she worked, she teased him a little too much, and though the teasing was good-natured he couldn't handle it in addition to the pressures of school, so he stored her away.
Due to another freak lightning accident Toeni is also brought into the real world, where she too stays with Hitoshi just like Saati ( Who refers to Toni as onee-sama, the Japanese term for "big sister").

Forty Namba (ナンバー フォーティ Nanbā Fōti?)

Forty is Hitoshi's A. I. Program No. 40 (Nanbā Fōti "Number Forty"), and the first he brought to life on purpose (sort of). Created using both C and Assembly Language, he/she is more powerful than Saati and Toeni combined. Saati and Toeni sneaked a before-it-was-ready look at this new A. I. , agreed on an age, twelve, and then argued about the gender and personality and pressed too many buttons at once. The end result was an A. I. that had two modes: a male personality and a female personality within a female body. When Forty-kun, the boy, said "girl", he became Forty-chan, the girl; when Forty-chan said "boy", she became Forty-kun. While each has presumably heard of the other's existence there are only two instances shown in which Forty-chan has some consciousness of Forty-kun; mostly each is blithely unaware of the other.
Forty-kun describes himself as a hard-line conservative who is not interested in Hitoshi's porn-based hobbies, an anal-retentive neat-freak, a self-righteous good boy, with a taste for the nicer things in life - Saati's personality choice. Forty-chan describes herself as sensual party girl with a taste for the wild side of things, even going so far as to seduce Hitoshi by using a Hyper Program Option to give herself a more mature body - Toeni's personality choice. Saati wanted a nice little sister, and Toeni wanted a naughty little brother; they both got exactly what they wanted in one form.
Forty-kun got it into his head that he wanted to go to school, so he was enrolled in class 1-C in what looks like Jr. High and, convenient for the manga-ka, located in the same building as Hitoshi and Saati's High School.
Ken Akamatsu has said that Forty-chan became a character model for Kaolla Su from Love Hina. This is a list of characters in Love Hina. Names are in Western order with the surname after the given name is a Japanese Manga series written and illustrated by Ken Akamatsu.

Other characters

Kimika Aso (麻生 希美華 Asō Kimika?)

Kimika, the smartest and prettiest girl in school, is adored by Hitoshi to the point where he makes Toeni, who is almost identical in physical appearance to Kimika apart from looking about five years older and having much larger breasts. She never gives Hitoshi any consideration, playing a trick on him at the beginning of the series, she also serves as the antagonist to the group in Volume 1, and in two chapters of volume 2.

Niitta-sensei (新田先生?)

Math and homeroom teacher of Hitoshi Kōbe. He is seen in the first chapter being severe towards Hitoshi and appears several more times in much the same role. His name is mentioned in the fourth chapter. A character named Nitta-sensei, looking like an older version of this character, appears in Mahō Sensei Negima. Negima! Magister Negi Magi

Makoto (まこと?)

A boy who single-handedly guards Kujūkuri Beach from litterbugs. is a sandy beach located on the east coast of the Bōsō Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture, Japan. To avoid getting hurt any more by Makoto's booby traps, Hitoshi and Saati help him collect every soft drink can buried in the sand (in and out of the water) - 138,652 in total - which Makoto cashes in to build a special watchtower to guard the beach better. Aluminium recycling is the process by which Scrap Aluminium can be reused in products after its initial production

"Billy-G" (ビリー・G Birī・G?)

A skilled computer programmer/hacker who spent some time in his past in the USA producing operating systems. He was the main antagonist of Volume 3. He spends much of his time producing computer viruses including the Peter4 Trojan horse virus which infected Saati and the spider virus. A computer virus is a Computer program that can copy itself and infect a computer without permission or knowledge of the user This article refers to a form of Malware in computing terminology He has been involved in criminal enterprises such as pyramid schemes. A pyramid scheme is a Non-sustainable Business model that involves the exchange of Money primarily for enrolling other people into the scheme without More recently he has become obsessed with the "reality module" by which A. I. programs can come to life, and used to bring a fire-breathing dragon (he named Xenobia) to life. The handle "Billy-G" is a take-off on Bill Gates. A pseudonym is a fictitious alternative to a person's legal name (see Alias) If you would like to experiment with Wikipedia please copy
A. I. Program No. 31
Billy-G's version of Saati created from a back-up file when he captured her in Volume 3. She appears in Volume 8.

Takako Miyahara (宮原 たかこ Miyahara Takako?)

A school newspaper reporter in Hitoshi's high school who wears glasses to read because she is far-sighted. Actually she's a pretty girl without them. She became suspicious of Hitoshi and Saati when she just missed seeing Saati come out of a computer screen. Sensing that it is a big scoop she spied on them both in school and at their residence. She dropped her story on them when she was saved from an underwear thief by Hitoshi, Saati, and Toeni. She is seen in two other chapters too.

Kikuko Kobe (神戸 菊子 Kōbe Kikuko?)

Hitoshi's paternal cousin who lives in Aomori; she refers to Hitoshi as onii-san ("big brother"). She is an excellent skier and helps her father to run a hot-springs resort. Growing up she was very much a tomboy and she and Hitoshi would play often such as 'Doctors and Nurses', in which case she took on the Doctor role. She use to have a crush on Hitoshi since he wanted to marry her when they grew up - even having a sense of rivalry with Saati - but now sees Hitoshi and Saati as the resort's "honeymoon couple".
She is based on Ken Akamatsu's actual cousin, Kikuko.
A. I. Program No. 29
Saati's previous incarnation until a bug in her linguistics program caused her to be shut down, 80% of Twenty-Nine's programming went into making Saati. When Toni accidentally materialized her, Twenty-Nine, easily mistaken for Saati, went on a minor crime rampage until found attempting to expose herself to a group of middle-aged men. She attempted to pass herself off as Saati until Toeni and Hitoshi picked the real one; like all programs except Saati, she had zero modesty while Saati had modesty to spare.
Twenty-Nine is currently stored away on a 5¼-inch floppy disk with all the previously errant programs.
A. I. Program No. 28
An in-joke character, recognizable as a parody of a certain robot. Gigantor is the American adaptation of the Anime version of Tetsujin 28-go, a Manga by Mitsuteru Yokoyama released in 1956.

Misako Takemoto (竹本 美佐子 Takemoto Misako?)

Forty-kun's homeroom teacher and the object of his first crush. Considered popular and gorgeous by most of the male students, she is: 26 years old; single; 88-57-87; 5'2"; 105 lbs; her favorites foods are tofu burgers, shave ice, and hard-boiled eggs; her favorite flower is the rose; and she's terrified of spiders.
Everyone, Forty-kun especially, was crushed when they discovered she was secretly engaged to Ken'ichi Nakamura (NAKAMURA Ken'ichi) the P. E. teacher. The custom, still prevalent in the mid-1990s, was that a woman leaves the work-force when she marries. Thus Takemoto-sensei put off her marriage, put off her resignation and kept her engagement-to-marry secret until the last day of the school term. Forty-chan managed to bid farewell to Forty-kun's first love for him.

Yuko Watanabe (渡辺 裕子 Watanabe Yūko?)

A library representative in Hitoshi's high school who is referred to as the "Madonna of the Library"; her shy and quiet nature compliment her 90-cm (36") D-cup bust. Not very good at computers, she tricks Hitoshi and Saati into infecting the school database with a virus she mocked up. When Saati defeats the virus, which plumped up the measurement data of every girl in school to D-cups, Yūko admits she is really a 78-cm (31") A-cup who padded twelve centimeters (5") to her chest to gain the attention of boys, and needed to overwrite her official measurement data to avoid being found out.

Misato Sekii (赤井 美里 Sekii Misato?), Aki Ito (伊藤 亜紀 Itō Aki?), and Ryoko Sakakihara (榊原 亮子 Sakakihara Ryōko?)

Three girls from class 2-D whose names are identifiable inside the school's system when Saati and Hitoshi accidentally implant, then remove, Yūko's breast-enlargement virus. Misato is 164 cm (5'5½") and 50 kg (110 lbs); Aki is 168 cm (5'7") and 53 kg (117 lbs); and Ryōko is 156 cm (5'2½") and 50 kg (110 lbs).

Sayo Ishihara (石原 砂代 Ishihara Sayo?)

A widow living with her child's family in Nerima, Sayo once worked as a first-grade teacher at Jinjō Elementary School in Nagano since 1926, but it was closed down in 1945 before she could hand out her last class' graduation diplomas. is one of the 23 special wards of Tokyo, Japan. In English it calls itself Nerima City. the capital city of Nagano Prefecture, is located in the northern part of the prefecture near the confluence of the Chikuma and the Sai rivers on the When she learned that the school was scheduled to be demolished, she started an online diary in order to find her last students or allow them to find her. Unfortunately, she died in February 1996 before she could do so; fortunately, Hitoshi came across it one month later while looking for more explicit online diaries.
Her diary address accidentally downloaded onto a floppy disk that Hitoshi gave to Saati to backup her memory, Saati became "possessed" by Sayo's "ghost". They discovered the identity of Saati's "previous life", Sayo's granddaughter ( Her name is unmentioned in the manga ), the school, the diplomas, and the students, now grandparents themselves. Sayo, bearing an uncanny resemblance to Saati, thanked Saati for putting her spirit to rest before she was purged from Saati's memories.

Chitose Yamazaki (山崎 千歳 Yamazaki Chitose?)

The fraudulent owner/operator of the Yamazaki Dieters' Spa Resort in Izu that Toyotomi Hideyoshi allegedly visited during the Muramachi period. When Saati, Toeni, and Hitoshi found they had put on weight, Chitose took their money for ridiculously half-brained weight-loss plans, and ran.

Yuzo Namako ( Namako Yūzō?)

The president of Namako computer game company that employs Hitoshi and the girls when Toeni spends all their money (again). is an amusement company based in Japan, best known overseas for Video games development Hitoshi becomes a programmer for their latest game, Fighting Dolls '96, while the girls are dressed up as the three female characters. When Toeni accidentally deletes the game's unsaved data, putting Hitoshi into a severe work/schedule bind, she comes up with a plan for them to enter the computer to become the characters for a trade show. The good news is that nobody, including Namako himself, noticed anything unusual; the bad news is Hitoshi still had to rewrite all the data that was erased, except better to match what was presented at the trade show.

Cynthia "Cindy" McDougal (シンシア・マクドゥガル Shinshia MakuDōgaru?)

Cynthia (or "Cindy") is a Japanese-American teen idol who ran away from home to her mother's homeland because of her dysfunctional relationship with her father, the CEO of IBN. A chief executive officer ( CEO) or chief executive is typically the highest-ranking corporate officer ( executive) or administrator International Business Machines Corporation abbreviated IBM and nicknamed "Big Blue", is a multinational Computer Technology She was attempting to buy the most expensive PC in a computer store in Akihabara ( ¥3,128,000 ) when Hitoshi recommended a simpler model. A personal computer ( PC) is any Computer whose original sales price size and capabilities make it useful for individuals and which is intended to be operated ("Field of Autumn Leaves" also known as, is an area of Tokyo Japan Choosing Hitoshi as her computing teacher, Cindy flirts with him in front of Saati to the point of an ecchi tug-of-war that knocks him out cold. Ecchi (or Etchi, from the Japanese エッチ etchi) is derived from a Japanese word meaning "lewd" "sexy" "lascivious" When they learn that Cindy wants to overcome her acute technophobia in order to write a combined apology/birthday e-mail, both of them help her finish the job, with Saati becoming the "computer fairy" in order to find her father's e-mail address. Technophobia (tek-nə-fō-bē-ə is the fear or dislike of advanced Technology or complex devices especially Computers. Fans have speculated that she may be related to Sarah McDougal in Love Hina. This is a list of characters in Love Hina. Names are in Western order with the surname after the given name is a Japanese Manga series written and illustrated by Ken Akamatsu.

Nakanishi (中西?), Yamaguchi (山口?), and Mizuki (三月?)

Three students from Hitoshi's class seen during rehearsals for their school festival play, The Little Mermaid, in Volume 7. The Little Mermaid (Den lille havfrue is a Fairy tale by the Danish Poet and Author Hans Christian Andersen about a young Their surnames are identified by name-tags on their gym clothes, Nakanishi and Yamaguchi are the boys' surnames, Mizuki is the girl's. Hitoshi went to the homes of Tooru Nakanishi and of Yamaguchi on Christmas Eve 1995 in Volume 5.

Yayoi Kobe (神戸 弥生 Kōbe Yayoi?) and Ma-kun (まーくん Mā-kun?)

Hitoshi's self-proclaimed "beautifully developed and big-breasted little sister". Younger than him by two years, she is loud and energetic, and has a few psychological problems. Like Hitoshi she is a talented programmer and has developed her own A. I. program, named "Ma-kun", whom she wears around her neck inside a tamagotchi. The is a handheld Digital pet created in 1996 by Aki Maita and sold by Bandai. Ma-kun has a very calm, cool and collected personality. It is indirectly implied that Toeni and he continue on to have a relationship after the conclusion of the series as she is seen wearing him around her neck in the final chapter, and in the epilogue.
A. I. Program No. Zero
Zero is an A. I. program and the antagonist of Volume 8.

Program Options

Hitoshi's A. I. programs come with various options in terms of configuration and function. They have a much more profound effect in the real world.

There are nine programs options altogether; they shall be written in as they are confirmed.

Dates

Memory disks

Manga Chapters

Volume 1
Program 1: The Program Goes Haywire
Program 2: Wake Up at Hotel Ryūgūjō
Program 3: Join the Club!
Program 4: Take Me to the Ocean!
Program 5: The Laughing Invader
Program 6: SAYONARA
Program 7: Money Trouble?!
Volume 2
Program 8: Happy (or Unhappy) Birthday
Program 9: The Good Life
Program 10: The Lady Who Causes Storms
Program 11: She's a Real Hottie!
Program 12: The Poolside Kiss
Program 13: Love Triangle
Program 14: Saati vs. Events 274 - Roman Emperor Aurelian Events 250 - Emperor Decius begins a widespread persecution of Christians in Rome. Year 1994 ( MCMXCIV) was a Common year starting on Saturday (link will display full 1994 Gregorian calendar) Events 768 - Carloman I and Charlemagne are crowned Kings of The Franks. Events 996 - Emperor Otto III issues a deed to Gottschalk Bishop of Freising which is the oldest known document using the name Ostarrîchi Year 1996 ( MCMXCVI) was a Leap year starting on Monday (link will display full 1996 Gregorian calendar) Toeni
Program 15: Mountain Happening
Program 16: A Wish Upon a Star
Volume 3
Program 17: Saati's Crisis
Program 18: Death Trap
Program 19: Aiming for A. I.
Program 20: A. I. Memory. . . Please Come Back!
Program 21: Beware of Sudden Data Collection
Program 22: A Day with Puppy
Program 23: On a Holy Night
Program 24: A Snowy Night in the Mountains
Volume 4
Program 25: Please, Touch Me!
Program 26: The Third Man?!
Program 27: The Gloomy Experience
Program 28: Boy's Day or Girl's Day
Program 29: Her First Errand
Program 30: Love Makes You Think Too Much
Program 31: Child's Play
Volume 5
Special Program The Inevitable Ocean Route to Hawaii!
Program 32: From Cheers to Heartbreak?
Program 33: Hurting Her Little Heart
Program 34: Please, Tell Mee You Love Me!
Program 35: Class is in Session!!
Program 36: It's Been a While. . . I Miss You
Program 37: Unforgivable Things
Volume 6
Program 38: The Call of the Wild
Program 39: If We Meet in a Dream (part 1)
Program 40: If We Meet in a Dream (part 2)
Special Program Four Lbs Short!!
Program 41: How to Become a World Martial Arts Champion!!
Program 42: My Fair Lady
Program 43: From Cindy
Volume 7
Program 44: Who Wants to be a Beach Queen?
Program 45: The Wheel of Temptation
Program 46: The Last Scene is MINE! (part 1)
Program 47: The Last Scene is MINE! (part 2)
Program 48: The Last Scene is MINE! (part 3)
Volume 8
Program 49: I Love Toeni!
Program 50: Forty's Feelings
Program 51: The Girl with the Inferiority Complex (part 1)
Program 52: The Girl with the Inferiority Complex (part 2)
Program 53: Reality Transformation Panic
Program 54: Take Heart
Program 55: Don't Say Goodbye

Media information

Manga

Name Publisher ISBN
English A. I. Love You Volume 1 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-615-2
English A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Love You Volume 2 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-616-0
English A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Love You Volume 3 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-617-9
English A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Love You Volume 4 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-618-7
English A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Love You Volume 5 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-619-5
English A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Love You Volume 6 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-620-9
English A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Love You Volume 7 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-943-7
English A. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor I. Love You Volume 8 Tokyopop ISBN 1-59182-944-5

An epilogue to the story exists but appears to only be available on CD in Japanese in Japan. For the music movie see Tokyo Pop. Tokyopop, stylized TOKYOPOP, and formerly known as Mixx, is a distributor licensor epilogue

References From Ken Akamatsu's Other Works

References

  1. ^ A.I. Love You (manga) at Anime News Network's Encyclopedia. Anime News Network (ANN is an Anime industry News Website that reports on the status of Anime, Manga, Japanese popular Accessed 2006-09-29. Year 2006 ( MMVI) was a Common year starting on Sunday of the Gregorian calendar. Events 522 BC - Darius I of Persia kills the Magian usurper Gaumâta securing his hold as king of the Persian Empire.

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