According to Konaka's Twitter, work recently restarted on the anime, with a major announcement due to come out in 2022. The main three collaborators on the show - Konaka, director Ryūtarō Nakamura, and artist Yoshitoshi ABe - worked together on a show about the unseen world of ghosts after "Lain." They were set to create another show, "Despera," until Nakamura's death in 2013. Play trailer 1:52 2 Videos 93 Photos Animation Drama Horror Strange things start happening when a withdrawn girl named Lain becomes obsessed with an interconnected virtual realm known as 'The Wired'. Konaka went on to write "The Big O," which also investigated ideas of simulated reality and the nature of memory and the soul. The creators of the show went on to lend this philosophical vibe to later works, as well. There are clearly three distinct Lains throughout the series.
She later grows multiple bolder personalities, both in the physical world and the Wired, and starts making more friends. One of the centralmost points of Serial Experiments Lain is the question of Lains identity.
She is first depicted as a shy junior high school student with few friends or interests. Every person who questions whether this reality is a simulation is, whether they know it or not, following in Lain's footsteps. Lain is a fourteen-year-old girl who uncovers her true nature through the series. Fearful of this new brash version of herself at first, Lain learns to. The idea of abandoning one's body and solely existing online pops up in shows like "Caprica" and " Dollhouse," which question the idea of a soul and whether it can be uploaded to the cloud. Lain's wired avatar is autonomous and audacious where the embodied Lain is not. We see echoes of the show in films like "Inception" and "Transcendance," which the Daily Beast argued ripped off "Serial Experiments Lain" whole cloth.
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