Lain of the modern day is the same Lain of yesteryear.

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In what way? The answer is probably some vtuber or gacha thing. It's the modern day, after all.

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#laintok

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>modern day
You had one job.

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"Modern day", heh.
"Modern time" - HAHAHAHAHAHA!!

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>>22211
modern lain

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can i be modern day lain? no reason i just want to be

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>>22206
do you even understand what lain is about or are you just a waifufag?

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the teenime

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fourteen years old without the n

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present day
present time

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>>22206
lain is lain, simple as.
always was and always will be.

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Lain got a new game.

https://[link-ommited][link-ommited]

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>>22219
sexy promo art

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You can't do Lain again because Lain is trying to predict what the internet will be like and now we know it's tiktok and crypto scams.

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Lain was made in entirely different conditions. Every year Lain becomes more and more detached from the conditions it was born from and becomes more and more the world's most unwatched funny depressed internet girl anime.

Lain was an attempt at predicting the weirdest possible outliers of internet culture and their impact on reality. Reality has gotten just about as weird, but in different ways.

Lain for modern day would have to predict the weirdest possible outliers of a hyperconnected culture that has become unfathomably bizarre, paranoid, voyeristic, exhibitionistic and self-destructive.

It would be essentially indistinguishable from paranoid schizophreniac's view of the world.

No-one would fund it. The Japanese stopped funding and making anime that were critical of society and it's future course.

It's not going to happen. Ever.

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>>22222
>The Japanese stopped funding and making anime that were critical of society and it's future course.
A damn shame, feels like we need something like that to penetrate the modern anime landscape more than ever before.
I just hope whatever does eventually come of these future lain-developments still retains the original multimedia spirit those first few projects held very closely. Another partial by-product of the time it was conceived within but still, gave it a certain edge and amount of soul that's allowed it to be cared for by many people even today.
>Lain for modern day would have to predict the weirdest possible outliers of a hyperconnected culture that has become unfathomably bizarre, paranoid, voyeristic, exhibitionistic and self-destructive.
Is it bad if I still sort of want to see this attempted unironically. It'd be lighting striking twice obviously given everything it'd have going against it like you've implied but still.

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>>22222
Konoha warned us about this.

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Moved to >>>/amv/4458.

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