The original 'Time of Eve' (Eve no Jikan) short film is released in Japan as an ONA (Original Net Animation).
The full-length theatrical version of 'Time of Eve' is released in Japan, expanding on the original short film.
Time of Eve becomes available internationally through various streaming platforms, increasing its global audience.
Eru, an android, is programmed with strict behavioral rules limiting human interaction to prevent android-human relationship complications.
The Time of Eve cafe is established as a neutral zone where humans and androids interact without discrimination or prejudice.
Rikuo discovers his school friend has an android, which ignites his curiosity about android behavior and AI nature.
Rikuo visits the cafe after being curious about the mysterious android behavior and meets androids behaving like humans inside the cafe.
Rikuo keeps his visits to Time of Eve a secret from his family and society, fearing repercussions or misunderstandings.
Within the cafe, androids and humans interact without hierarchical distinctions, fostering mutual respect and understanding.
Androids begin revealing their personal desires, emotions, and memories, challenging social norms about their nature.
Staff at the Time of Eve maintain a mysterious facade to protect androids' privacy and create a safe environment for honest relationships.
Through interactions in the cafe, Rikuo adjusts his worldview about android autonomy and humanity.
The story concludes emphasizing the importance of embracing androids as beings deserving equal treatment and understanding.
