Steins;Gate

Okabe is beyond shocked to learn that the girl he saw murdered is not only still alive, but much smarter than he expected. Later, the name John Titor sends Okabe into a frenzy, and another banana experiment yields bizarre results.

Makise pays an unexpected visit to the lab, much to Okabe’s dismay; however, her intrusion leads to further experimentation with the phone microwave, a device Okabe now believes to be a time machine.

Okabe must outsmart a maid in order to learn the whereabouts of an IBN-5100, an antique computer that may hold the key to deciphering SERN’s nefarious plan.

After some late night modifications to the IBN-5100, Okabe and his team uncover the shocking truth behind SERN’s many attempts to master time travel.

Makise figures out to the rules to the phone microwave, which is now known as D-Mail. Later, Okabe reluctantly adds a new member to the Future Gadget Lab staff.

Okabe takes his experimentation to the next level by texting the winning lotto numbers back in time, but he fails to consider how his actions might alter the present – or the future.