In a broader view, he has been influenced in his style and technique by Japanese artists Chinai-san and Tabuchi-san.The character design of Lain was not ABe's sole responsibility. Specifically speaking about Lain's character, ABe was inspired by.
His major influences are 'nature and everything around him'. This was later included in his Omnipresence in the Wired nfesses to have never read manga as a child, as it was 'off-limits' in his household. ABe came up with Lain's hair by imagining Lain cutting it herself and making a ponytail of what was left.
Two of the literary references in Lain are quoted through Lain's father: he first logs onto a website with the password 'Think Bule Count One Tow' (' is an story featuring virtual persons projected as real ones in people's minds) and his saying that ' would be good with the tea' in the last episode makes Lain 'perhaps the only cartoon to allude to '. This links again to Vannevar Bush, the alleged 'brains' of MJ12.
And the are used as examples of how a hoax might still affect history, even after having been exposed as such, by creating sub-cultures. Likewise, the series' lies in the conjunction of the and 's (the authors chose this term over and ). Lain's custom computer features holographic displays and liquid carbon dioxide cooling.(and ), and his, and are cited as precursors to the Wired.Īnd his book were originally to be cited as such, and in Lain Cyberia became the name of a nightclub populated with hackers and techno-punk teenagers. The series' 13 episodes were originally broadcast on from July 6 to September 28, 1998, and explore themes such as, and through, literature. It was directed by and written by, with original character designs. Original runJ– September 28, 1998Episodes13 GamePioneer LDCReleasedNovember 26, 1998MangaThe Nightmare of FabricationWritten byPublishedMay 1999Serial Experiments Lain (: シリアルエクスペリメンツレイン,: Shiriaru Ekusuperimentsu Rein) is a 1998 Japanese television series produced by and animated.
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