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Three hundred years ago, six men crash-landed on Terra II after their ship blew up. Through genetic engineering, men raise clones instead of children. Unable to clone women, society instead has female servant robots called marionettes who …

Otaru struggles with Lime's unique personality, which his neighbors decry as a defective marionette. Meanwhile, Baikou and Tamasaburou of the Japoness imperial guard are after thieves they believe to be spies of Gartland.

Otaru, Lime, and Hanagata take a tour of the shogun's museum in the Japoness castle. When Lime accidentally breaks a national treasure, the trio are chased throughout the castle. The antics are interrupted when Panther, one of Faust's sabe…

Cherry loves Otaru deeply, but Lime constantly gets in the way of her affection. Determined to get him alone, she arranges for some local thugs to abduct her and send a random note. However, once Otaru arrives at the warehouse things don't…

Shogun Ieyasu explains to Otaru, Lime, and Cherry why the two marionettes are different from others: the contain a special maiden circuit that gives them emotions. Before he can explain Otaru's role, however, Faust himself appears flanked …

Like Lime and Cherry, Bloodberry is completely enamoured with Otaru, but espite her advances and marriage proposal, he is uninterested. When a dazed and confused Otaru mumbles he wishes he could fly away, Bloodberry takes it upon herself t…

With three marionettes to feed, Otaru finds that his financial means have rapidly dwindled to one remaining coin, enough for one day's supply of rice. Otaru sends Lime to get the rice, but she returns with a lottery ticket instead, having …

While Otaru and the marionettes are working at a haunted house, thieving marionette collectors out to steal Cherry wind up taking Lime instead. Hanagata, wishing to declare his own love for Otaru, tries to talk him out of going to rescue h…

Faust succeeds in defeating Petersburg, one of the six cities on Terra II, and his sights are set on Japoness. Otaru, carried away by thoughts of being a hero, agrees to the shogun's request to sneak into Gartland to destroy their main com…

Otaru, his marionettes, and Hanagata have finally arrived in Gartland and are dismayed by the sight of ruined buildings and people starving in an oppressive police state. Their attempts to break into a food bank to help alert the city's gu…

Surrounded by the saberdolls, Otaru and the others look defeated when the child they met earlier leads them to a secret hiding place. Gartlant's citizens are just as eager to defeat Faust as they are and help them prepare for a second atte…

Although it allowed their mission to succeed, Otaru's marionettes are upset and sulking after he kissed Luchs. They come upon an abandoned hot springs resort and see it as a way of lightning everyone's spirits on the trip home. Everything …

After saving it from Gartland, Japoness gives everyone a hero's welcome. Otaru gets swept up in his newfound celebrity status and begins to live a life of fame and fortune, all while his marionettes go ignored. Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry…

In order to finally decide which of them most deserves Otaru, Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry enter a contest to decide the best marionette on Terra II. In spite of their paper-thin disguises, Tiger, Luchs, and Panther successfuly join the co…

Shogun Ieyasu summons Otaru, Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry to the pioneer museum where Lime first awakened. There he explains how the maiden circuits work, allowing them to grow and develop like normal people. The maiden circuits will play …

Lime adopts a squirrel as a pet, but Otaru warns it is a big responsibility. When it gets sick, Lime and the others come to terms with the heavy concepts of life and death, and that living things can not simply be repaired like marionettes.

Faust gives the saberdolls one last chance to wreak havoc on Japoness before casting them out forever. They slip in to kill the shogun while a huge, black machine distracts everyone. Suddenly, as the machine is poised over the city, Cherry…

A gigantic bomb hangs over Japoness and the saberdolls are at the borders. Otaru springs into action but Lime, devastated by Shogun Ieyasu's death, refuses to leave his side. Even with Cherry and Bloodberry, the battle is turning one-sided…

With the shogun dead, and no living heir, Bloodberry muses on who will run Japoness now. The shogun and his chamberlain, whose minds were uploaded to Tamasaburo and Baikou, continue to advise the Japoness parliament during the restoration.…

When a distraught Lime flees in horror at Tiger's death, she is found by Souemon Obiichi who tells her he knows of a way to be rid of the heartache. Otaru and others discover Lime laying there, her maiden circuit removed. Everyone agrees t…

In order to celebrate Lime's recovery, everyone in the Kasahari Apartments are going to have a big barbecue. Having forgotten to bring plates, old man Gennai sends Otaru to a nearby pottery forge that a friend runs. Although unintentional,…

Faust's latest creation, the chimera-like Saber Beast Leopard, is dispatched to take the maiden circuits once and for all. Otaru and the others are summoned to a meeting with Terra II's leaders in order to discuss a matter of grave importa…

The Earth colony ship, the Mesopotamia, was designed by Lorelei to be a thinking and feeling machine. Before she could perfect the ship's emotions, it too fell in love with her, condemning the Humans to death. For ten generations Faust has…

Faust and Ieyasu explain to Otaru that the only way to stop the Mesopotamia is for the three maiden circuits to act as a replacement for Lorelei. However, the only way of reaching it is by combining the Japonessgar and Gartland's Sabbelbur…

As the Marionettes, aboard JaponesGar, approach the Mesopotamia and missiles begin to explode all around them, Luche feels the Mesopotamia's feelings - love for Lorelei, anger at those that would take her away - resonating in her otome kai…