Eva (played by Claudia Vega) appears in EVA.
A sharp-witted girl who assists Alex with the robot's programming. Revealed to be the original SI-9 prototype robot created by Alex and Lana. She develops complex emotions, causes Lana's death due to a malfunction, and ultimately accepts her deactivation after a final ice skating scene. Julia (played by Anne Canovas) appears in EVA.
Former mentor to Alex and head of the Robotic Faculty. She oversees the university's robotics division, critiques early project methods, and demands the termination of the SI-9 prototype following the fatal incident due to safety concerns. Max (played by Lluís Homar) appears in EVA.
An anxious SI-7 domestic robot assigned to assist Alex. He serves as a confidant when Eva confesses to causing Lana's accident and witnesses the aftermath of the family's tragedies.
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Characters
Eva
(played by Claudia Vega) — supporting
A sharp-witted girl who assists Alex with the robot's programming. Revealed to be the original SI-9 prototype robot created by Alex and Lana. She develops complex emotions, causes Lana's death due to...
Julia
(played by Anne Canovas) — supporting
Former mentor to Alex and head of the Robotic Faculty. She oversees the university's robotics division, critiques early project methods, and demands the termination of the SI-9 prototype following the...
Max
(played by Lluís Homar) — supporting
An anxious SI-7 domestic robot assigned to assist Alex. He serves as a confidant when Eva confesses to causing Lana's accident and witnesses the aftermath of the family's tragedies.
Key Relationships
Julia → Max
(Professional Colleague)
Eva → Max
(Social Confidant)
Eva → Julia
(Professional Mentor)
Story Analysis
A cybernetic engineer confronts his past while navigating the ethical boundaries of artificial emotion.
