Apparently, once his daughter gets into computers, he's fine with leaving her alone for life. Yasuo Iwakura: Lain's father and Eiri's co-worker. Also, she's God.Įiri Masimi: A man who worked with Lain's father at Tachibana Labs who killed himself to become God. Lain Iwakura: A 14-year old introverted Japanese girl, who suffers from split personality disorder and identity crisis, and happens to be a carbon copy of herself, who was born in a virtual world. She is forced to take radical action to resolve her quest for identity in the Wired. (People who are walking in a city start worshiping a hole in the clouds for no apparent reason) Throughout the series, Lain discovers things she never knew about the Wired and about herself.īut she unleashes a power that she doesn't know how to control. When Lain receives the e-mail at home, Chisa claims that she is not dead, but has merely "abandoned the flesh," and has found her true self in the Wired. (Gibberish about an ancient conspiracy involving a children's tag game) Shortly after Chisa commits suicide, several girls in Lain's school receive e-mail from her. (Words flashing on a psychedelic background: I don't need to stay here.
The series is completely normal up until 15 seconds in, when a seemingly regular girl named Chisa Yomoda jumps off a building and kills herself.
(Screenshot of telephone wire and its shadow) Serial Experiments Lain tells the story of Lain Iwakura, a 14-year old girl living in a Japanese suburb with her apathetic sister, cold mother, and computer-obsessed father, and her adventures in the Wired, the Japanese equivalent of the Internet.
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