on the past. Thanks to Flower, he attempts to pick up the guitar a few times and in the end decided to sing again. Flower is a Parents (service android) who was left by her previous master and discovered by Keiichirō at the beginning of the OVA. She does not function initially, but begins to work overnight after Keiichirō takes her home. She is energetic and excitable, and she likes to sing despite being tone-deaf. She also suffers from short-term memory loss, leading Keiichirō to buy her a diary. She is very loyal to Keiichirō and wished to stay by him. She later becomes Keiichirō's trigger to "feel", which was what he needed to sing again. Production Although Kowarekake no Orgel was self-published, it featured a somewhat notable production cast: it was directed by Keiichiro Kawaguchi, who was also involved in the production of Great Teacher Onizuka and Hayate the Combat Butler, and featured voice acting by professional voice actors Tetsuya Kakihara (Keiichirō) and Masumi Asano (Flower). The OVA also featured screenplay by Shinichi Inotsume and original character design by POP, which was adapted by Kōhaka Nishio. Music The main ending theme, Kowarekake no Orgel (こわれかけのオルゴール, sharing the title of the OVA), as well as the image song Keiichirō no Omoi (敬一郎の思い) are performed by Japanese singer-songwriter Hiromi Satō, and composed by Tsukasa (of Sound Online). Notes References See also Chobits Video Girl Ai External links 2009 anime OVAs Actas Animated drama films Anime with original screenplays Doujin anime Drama anime and manga Single OVAs