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Robotics;Notesเนื้อเรื่องในโลกคู่ขนาน
A divergent continuation of the original Steins;Gate ending, Steins;Gate 0 explores an alternate worldline where Okabe abandons time travel. While attempting to forget past traumas and get his life back on track, he meets an AI that re-opens old wounds. (Source: Crunchyroll)
Though WWIII is on the horizon, Okabe attempts to live a normal college life. However, a newly developed AI is about to shake up his world.
After a chance encounter with Maho where they discover knowing someone in common, Okabe has his first face-to-face with her special AI, Amadeus.
Mayuri tries to bring everyone together for a Christmas party at the lab, but Okabe has a rude awakening.
While OkaRintaro briefly has a vision of a world line where he is caught up in the middle of a war, which he eventually comes to realise was his Reading Steiner taking effect. Meanwhile, Suzuha explains to Daru that she is looking for Kagari Shiina, Mayuri's future adopted daughter who time-travelled with her from the year 2036 but became seperated from her in 1998. As Rintaro decides to help with the search, he gets a call from Ruka Urashibara about a pressing matter before finding Moeka before his doorstep. be is left with more questions than answers, Suzuha recruits help in her search for an unexpectedly close person.
Their search continues as New Years swiftly approaches, though Ruka's dilemma with a certain guest might make matters worse.
Now that the girl's identity is known, Okabe and friends kick off the New Years with a shrine visit and party to never forget.
As Okabe seeks answers regarding the attack, trouble with Amadeus brings a surprising turn of events.
Okabe is given a bittersweet reminder that in changing world lines, sacrifices must be made.
It will take time for Okabe to identify the attackers and their motivation, but the impending crisis of WWIII forces Suzuha to resort to desperate measures.
After reinforcements are called to clean Maho's disastrous room, her and Okabe's Akihabara date ends with a surprising confession from Maho.
