Fast-moving and full of interesting sci-fi concepts, this anime series certainly keeps your attention with intense battle scenes and rapid-fire dialogue, but little attention is put toward characterization. May 22, 2019 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review… A.I.C.O.
Artificial and Intelligent Cellular OrganismPlot. In 2035, a biological research project to create an Artificial and Intelligent Cellular Organism (A.I.C.O.) went awry, resulting in an incident called the "Burst" which transformed Kurobe Gorge into a quarantine area infested by a rampant growth of synthetic organisms called Matter.
Netflix has not announced the renewal of the show officially yet, hence there is no trailer available as of now.
-Incarnation- (A.I.C.O.:化身?) is a Japanese science fiction original net animation produced by studio Bones. The series premiered worldwide on Netflix on March 9, 2018. A shonen manga adaptation has run in Monthly Shōnen Sirius since November 25, 2017. A.I.C.O.
Aiko TachibanaAiko Tachibana (橘 アイコ, Tachibana Aiko?) is the main protagonist of A.I.C.O. -Incarnation-. After losing her family in the Burst, she continues her rehabilitation as she attends high school in a wheelchair.
Yuya Kanzaki (神崎 雄哉, Kanzaki Yūya?) is one of the most prominent characters of A.I.C.O. -Incarnation-. He first appears as a new transfer student at Aiko Tachibana's school. Although in the story Yuya is only 15, he is presented as having a mature and aloof demeanor.
The "Burst" is the name of the incident that occurred during Aiko Tachibana's surgery. The burst is made up of artificial life organisms and it is believed that the cells in Aiko's body sent out a distress signal to other cells which caused the cells to undergo massive cell expansion resulting in the "Burst".
Only days before this catastrophe, our main character Aiko Tachibana gets into a car accident, killing her father but leaving her barely alive. Shortly after her accident, her mother and brother were killed in the Burst. Jump two years after the accident, and she's rehabilitating, temporally wheelchair-bound.