Original Art : Yoshitoshi ABe

7 years old and still intact! Definitely some imperfections but I would rather leave it as is.

I have effectively no programming experience, and wanted to know if a similar effect produced here with terminals (?), and icon themes etc. could be done using Windows, as this was made using Linux (or if not, how to get and use Linux). Was hoping maybe someone could link a crash course tutorial, or something of the likes, because I adore this style.

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Hi! I'm back with another review of Serial Experiments: Lain.

Recently, I watched episode three, Psyche. It felt like a warm up to the next few episodes, but we're see. Here are my thoughts:

• Something is definitely wrong with Lain. Maybe The Wired is possessing her?
• I'm sorry, but I still don't like Lain's 'friends'. They're so annoying, but Alice seems like a supportive person.
• I really like the lighting effects with all of the technology. The flashing of the screens, a glowing monitor, etc
• I keep on seeing birds. I wonder what those are about.
• Why does Lain's dad look like Rivers Cuomo from Weezer? Like, not young Rivers Cumo, but like 2016 onwards. It's not just me, right?
• When Lain says, "good night" to the Navi, it reminds me of someone talking to Amazon's Alexa. This show definitely predicted a lot of modern-day technology stuff.
• I don't like Lain's mom. Does she have depresssion or something?
• I would've punched that guy who asked Lain for a date or walked away from him.
• I feel like the ending of Lain isn't going to be a positive one.
• Those guys were near Lain's house? Are you guys supposed to by Secret Service agents or something? C'mon, do a better job!
• I didn't get the best impression of Lain's sister, but her checking up on her made me slightly warm up to her. Maybe she just doesn't like her parents
• Overall, while this episode had some interesting developments, to me, it was pretty boring. I'll look forward to the next one, though, and until then, Long Live Lain!