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''Eko to Issho'' ("Together with Eko") is a [[ShonenDemographic shonen]] manga by Maru Asakura, which ran in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shonen Magazine]]'' from 2005 to 2006.
Hiroshi finds a broken cellphone by the side of the road one day and takes it to a store to get it fixed. To his surprise, the cellphone is delivered to his house in a large box. Upon opening the the box Hiroshi discovers that he has actually received a humanoid cellphone-girl. This is the story of Hiroshi's life with the cellphone-girl Eko.
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* {{Determinator}}: Eko is willing to do anything to make Hiroshi use her. Or to catch signal. Or anything else, really.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Hiroshi and Eko get very nervous and flustered before calling someone for the first time, since "they have never done it before".
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* GrailInTheGarbage: The whole plot starts with Hiroshi finding a cellphone in the garbage. Yes, it is actually the "newest generation". Yes, it is Eko.
* RobotGirl: Obviously, though she's adamant that she isn't a robot she's a cellphone
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''Eko to Issho'' ("Together with Eko") is a [[ShonenDemographic shonen]] manga by Maru Asakura, which ran in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shonen Magazine]]'' from 2005 to 2006.
Hiroshi finds a broken cellphone by the side of the road one day and takes it to a store to get it fixed. To his surprise, the cellphone is delivered to his house in a large box. Upon opening the the box Hiroshi discovers that he has actually received a humanoid cellphone-girl. This is the story of Hiroshi's life with the cellphone-girl Eko.
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* {{Determinator}}: Eko is willing to do anything to make Hiroshi use her. Or to catch signal. Or anything else, really.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Hiroshi and Eko get very nervous and flustered before calling someone for the first time, since "they have never done it before".
%%* GenkiGirl: Eko.
* GrailInTheGarbage: The whole plot starts with Hiroshi finding a cellphone in the garbage. Yes, it is actually the "newest generation". Yes, it is Eko.
* RobotGirl: Obviously, though she's adamant that she isn't a robot she's a cellphone
%%* RocketPunch: Though only used about twice.
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''Eko to Issho'' ("Together with Eko") is a [[ShonenDemographic shonen]] manga by Maru Asakura, which ran in ''[[Magazine/ShonenMagazine Weekly Shonen Magazine]]'' from 2005 to 2006.
Hiroshi finds a broken cellphone by the side of the road one day and takes it to a store to get it fixed. To his surprise, the cellphone is delivered to his house in a large box. Upon opening the the box Hiroshi discovers that he has actually received a humanoid cellphone-girl. This is the story of Hiroshi's life with the cellphone-girl Eko.
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!!Contains examples of:
%%* BookEnds: or maybe its a BrickJoke
* {{Determinator}}: Eko is willing to do anything to make Hiroshi use her. Or to catch signal. Or anything else, really.
* DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Hiroshi and Eko get very nervous and flustered before calling someone for the first time, since "they have never done it before".
%%* GenkiGirl: Eko.
* GrailInTheGarbage: The whole plot starts with Hiroshi finding a cellphone in the garbage. Yes, it is actually the "newest generation". Yes, it is Eko.
* RobotGirl: Obviously, though she's adamant that she isn't a robot she's a cellphone
%%* RocketPunch: Though only used about twice.
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Plot Summary: Hiroshi finds a broken cellphone by the side of the road one day and takes it to a store to get it fixed. To his surprise, the cellphone is delivered to his house in a large box. Upon opening the the box Hiroshi discovers that he has actually received a humanoid cellphone-girl. This is the story of Hiroshi's life with the cellphone-girl Eko.
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Hiroshi finds a broken cellphone by the side of the road one day and takes it to a store to get it fixed. To his surprise, the cellphone is delivered to his house in a large box. Upon opening the the box Hiroshi discovers that he has actually received a humanoid cellphone-girl. This is the story of Hiroshi's life with the cellphone-girl Eko.
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*RobotGirl DoesThisRemindYouOfAnything: Hiroshi and Eko get very nervous and flustered before calling someone for the first time, since "they have never done it before".
* {{Determinator}}: Eko is willing to do anything to make Hiroshi use her. Or to catch signal. Or anything else, really.
* GenkiGirl: Eko.
* GrailInTheGarbage: The whole plot starts with Hiroshi finding a cellphone in the garbage. Yes, it is actually the "newest generation". Yes, it is Eko.
* RobotGirl: Obviously, though she's adamant that she isn't a robot she's a cellphone
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* {{Determinator}}: Eko is willing to do anything to make Hiroshi use her. Or to catch signal. Or anything else, really.
* GenkiGirl: Eko.
* GrailInTheGarbage: The whole plot starts with Hiroshi finding a cellphone in the garbage. Yes, it is actually the "newest generation". Yes, it is Eko.
* RobotGirl: Obviously, though she's adamant that she isn't a robot she's a cellphone
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