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Serial Experiments Lain
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SERIES INFORMATION

Year: 1998
Categories: Drama, Mystery, Psychological, Science Fiction
Episodes: 13
Director: Ryutaro Nakamura
Production: Pioneer

FILE INFORMATION

Group: NP-Complete
Encoder: Nite Phire
Source: R1 DVD
Video: VFR, 704×480 Anamorphic, x264 ~1759-4013Kbps
Audio: English/Japanese, AC3 Stereo 384kbps
Subtitle: English, Styled ASS
Filelist:

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Serial Experiments Lain 01.mkv 422.51 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 02.mkv 419.65 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 03.mkv 386.60 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 04.mkv 451.90 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 05.mkv 448.38 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 06.mkv 387.71 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 07.mkv 676.04 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 08.mkv 383.26 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 09.mkv 723.07 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 10.mkv 412.71 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 11.mkv 525.02 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 12.mkv 492.93 MB
Serial Experiments Lain 13.mkv 487.27 MB
Serial Experiments Lain Ending.mkv 49.61 MB
Serial Experiments Lain Opening.mkv 82.23 MB

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SUMMARY

From AniDB:
The first episode opens with the mysterious suicide of a high-school girl, Chisa Yomoda. Chisa-chan was a classmate of Lain Iwakura, a quiet, 14-year-old high-school girl. One of the other girls in the class has been receiving e-mail messages from Chisa-chan, and Lain discovers she also has mail from Chisa-chan. In the mail she explains to Lain that she just abandoned her flesh. She assures Lain that she still is alive in the 'wired' world. After getting a new 'navi' and adding a 'psyche' circuit, Lain spends more and more time in the wired. It seems that Lain has at least 2 personalities, and Lain's first personality is changing even now. Who is Lain? Who are the 'knights'? Can the wired influence the real world with a prophecy? Is the real world nothing but a hologram of the information in the wired?

[ruietxu]

thanx for sharing

[presza]

thank you so nice

[celas]

finally i can have my own copy of this thank very much

[ice3500]

Thank you ^ ^

[clipperships]

This was one of the first shows I watched! Thanks. I heard that the english subs leave out some anti-american sentiment that goes on in the Japanese dialogue. Does anybody know if that's true?