Fella Hame Lips

A college student named Tarou Shijima drops serious money on a cutting-edge android — the FLA 4545 model — designed for personal companionship. The kicker: she looks exactly like his childhood crush, Naoko. Things go sideways almost immediately when Tarou botches the setup process and disconnects the unit mid-installation, leaving his new android running on incomplete programming. What follows is two episodes of awkward, intimate chaos as the glitched android does exactly what she was built to do, just without the social filters Tarou probably expected. The near-future sci-fi framing gives it a light comedic layer — this is less brooding robot drama and more bumbling guy-gets-more-than-he-bargained-for energy. The character art comes from Fue, whose designs have a distinct softness that fans of titles like Fella Pure: Mitarashi-san Chi no Jijou - The Animation will recognize immediately. Each episode runs around 16 minutes, so the whole thing is done before you overthink it. If you liked Ane Kyun! Joshi ga Ie ni Kita! for its lighthearted domestic setup, or Baku Ane: Otouto Shibocchau zo! The Animation for character-focused adult content with a comedic streak, this sits comfortably in that same space. It is not trying to be profound — it is a short, breezy OVA with a goofy sci-fi premise and Fue's recognizable art style doing most of the heavy lifting.