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"No matter where you go, everyone's connected." There are so many memorable quotes from the anime Serial Experiments Lain , but which ones stood out to you the most? Since it's just a great anime, let's rank the best quotes from Serial Experiments Lain , with the help of your votes. These memorable Serial Experiments Lain quotes can be from any character in the series, whether they are a main character like Lain Iwakura, or side characters like Yasuo Iwakura or Masami Eiri.

An avante-garde science-fiction series that inspired such works as The Matrix , Serial Experiments Lain follows Lain Iwakura, an introverted teenager who gets pulled into the "Wired" after receiving an email from a classmate who had recently committed suicide. In the "Wired," where memories, hallucinations, and psyches interconnect, Lain finds the lines between reality and cyberspace becoming a blur. Serial Experiments Lain was also the groundbreaking anime that introduced the rest of the world to the artwork and style of Yoshitoshi ABe; it also inspired a game and manga ( The Nightmare of Fabrication ). Consisting of 13 episodes and one season, Serial Experiments Lain aired between July 6 and September 28, 1998.

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Everyone's Connected

"No matter where you go, everyone's connected."

-Lain Iwakura

Memories of Other People

" People only have substance within the memories of other people. And that's why there were all kinds of mes. There weren't a lot of mes per se, I was just inside all sorts of people, that's all."

Not Afraid of Losing My Body

"There was no reason for me to stay in the real world any longer. In the real world, it didn't matter if I was there or not. When I realized that, I was no longer afraid of losing my body."

-Chisa Yomoda

Must Not Confuse It With the Real World

Iwakura, Yasuo: Let me give you one little warning.

Lain Iwakura: Huh?

Iwakura, Yasuo: When it's all said and done, the Wired is just a medium of communication and the transfer of information. You mustn't confuse it with the real world. Do you understand what I'm warning you about?

Lain Iwakura: You're wrong.

Iwakura, Yasuo: Huh?

Lain Iwakura: The border between the two isn't all that clear. I'll be able to enter it soon. In full range. Full motion. I'll translate myself into it.

Iwakura, Yasuo: Even with a top of the line civilian Navi, you couldn't.

Lain Iwakura: I can do it. I've modified mine.

Iwakura, Yasuo: A Psyche processor, huh? But...

Lain Iwakura: Don't worry. I'm still me.

Iwakura, Yasuo: Sometimes I wonder.

Physical Reality Is Nothing But An Illusion

Lain Iwakura: [gasp]

Miho Iwakura: The wired might actually be thought of as a highly advanced upper layer of the real world. In other words, physical reality is nothing but an illusion, a hologram of the information that flows to us through the wired.

Lain Iwakura: But ma...

Miho Iwakura: This is because the body, physical motion, the activity of the human brain is merely a physical phenomenon, simply caused by synapses delivering electrical impulses.

Lain Iwakura: But mom, I...

Miho Iwakura: The physical body exists at a less evolved plane only to verify one's existence in the universe.

Lain Iwakura: Are you really, truly my mother?

Miho Iwakura: [disappears]

Lain Iwakura: Are you?

Why Did You Die?

Lain Iwakura: Why? Why did you die?

Navi [Dictating Chisa's response]: God is here.

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Serial Experiments Lain (1998) is an anime series about an adolescent girl in suburban Japan named Lain Iwakura, and her introduction to the Wired, an international computer network.

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Lain Iwakura: No matter where you go, everyone's connected.

Chisa Yomoda: There was no reason for me to stay in the real world any longer. In the real world, it didn't matter if I was there or not. When I realized that, I was no longer afraid of losing my body.

Lain Iwakura: Why? Why did you die?

Navi [Dictating Chisa's response]: God is here.

Iwakura, Yasuo: Let me give you one little warning.

Lain Iwakura: Huh?

Iwakura, Yasuo: When it's all said and done, the Wired is just a medium of communication and the transfer of information. You mustn't confuse it with the real world. Do you understand what I'm warning you about?

Lain Iwakura: You're wrong.

Iwakura, Yasuo: Huh?

Lain Iwakura: The border between the two isn't all that clear. I'll be able to enter it soon. In full range. Full motion. I'll translate myself into it.

Iwakura, Yasuo: Even with a top of the line civilian Navi, you couldn't.

Lain Iwakura: I can do it. I've modified mine.

Iwakura, Yasuo: A Psyche processor, huh? But...

Lain Iwakura: Don't worry. I'm still me.

Iwakura, Yasuo: Sometimes I wonder.

Lain Iwakura: [gasp]

Miho Iwakura: The wired might actually be thought of as a highly advanced upper layer of the real world. In other words, physical reality is nothing but an illusion, a hologram of the information that flows to us through the wired.

Lain Iwakura: But ma...

Miho Iwakura: This is because the body, physical motion, the activity of the human brain is merely a physical phenomenon, simply caused by synapses delivering electrical impulses.

Lain Iwakura: But mom, I...

Miho Iwakura: The physical body exists at a less evolved plane only to verify one's existence in the universe.

Lain Iwakura: Are you really, truly my mother?

Miho Iwakura: [disappears]

Lain Iwakura: Are you?

Lain Iwakura: People only have substance within the memories of other people. And that's why there were all kinds of mes. There weren't a lot of mes per se, I was just inside all sorts of people, that's all.

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The Most Thought Provoking Quotes You’ll Love From Serial Experiments Lain

Serial Experiments Lain Quotes  by the following characters:

• Lain Iwakura.
• Chisa Yomoda.
• Miho Iwakura.
• Yasuo Iwakura.

Serial Experiments Lain is a thought provoking, head-scratching series that’s designed to make you think about  what  you’re watching.

So naturally, the quotes taken from this series will make you think, question, and in some ways, relate to the characters experiences.

Here are the  best  quotes the anime has to offer (that’s worth sharing).

The Best Serial Experiments Lain Quotes:

Chisa yomoda quotes.

“There was no reason for me to stay in the real world any longer. In the real world, it didn’t matter if I was there or not. When I realized that, I was no longer afraid of losing my body.” – Chisa Yomoda

Lain Iwakura Quotes

“If you’re not remembered, then you never existed.” – Lain Iwakura

“What isn’t remembered never happened.” – Lain Iwakura

“No matter where you go, everyone’s connected.” – Lain Iwakura

“People only have substance within the memories of other people.” – Lain Iwakura

Miho Iwakura Quotes

“The physical body exists at a less evolved plane only to verify one’s existence in the universe.” – Miho Iwakura

Taro Quotes

“The truth has power because it’s the truth. And because it is the truth, that makes it just. It’s persuasive, isn’t it? Don’t you want truth like that?” – Taro

Yasuo Iwakura Quotes

“I think that my little girl has, perhaps, become obsessed with the WIRED. It’s just an advanced medium for communication. Don’t get it confused with the real world.” – Yasuo Iwakura

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Best Serial Experiments Lain Quotes For Fans

If you’re a fan of the mind-bending anime series “Serial Experiments Lain”, then you know just how thought-provoking and deep the show can be. From its exploration of identity and consciousness to its commentary on technology and social isolation, “Serial Experiments Lain” has left an indelible mark on the world of anime. For those who appreciate the show’s philosophy and complexity, here are some of the best quotes from “Serial Experiments Lain” to ponder on.

“The Wired is vast and infinite. It connects everyone and everything. The Wired is paradise.”

When Lain, the show’s protagonist, utters these words, she’s speaking to the profound influence that technology has on our lives. In a world where we are constantly connected, the line between reality and virtual reality becomes increasingly blurred. This quote serves as a reminder of the power and potential dangers of the digital world we inhabit.

“This is the only method by which humans can truly make contact with one another. It involves your consciousness, which lives on after your body decays. And this in turn depends on your body for its very existence.”

One of the central themes of “Serial Experiments Lain” is the exploration of consciousness and the nature of existence. This quote highlights the interplay between the physical and digital realms, suggesting that our online identities are just as real as our physical bodies. It challenges us to consider the implications of our online interactions and the lasting impact they can have.

“There is no such thing as a real world. Just an overlay of reality over the world, humans are dreaming.”

Perhaps one of the most existential quotes from the series, this line speaks to the idea that reality is not fixed or absolute. Instead, it suggests that our perception of reality is subjective and influenced by our individual experiences and beliefs. It encourages us to question the nature of our own existence and the world we inhabit.

“I don’t think it matters where you go. That’s not what I think about. It’s not where you go, it’s what you hear after you get there.”

This quote speaks to the idea that searching for answers or meaning in life is a universal journey. It suggests that it’s not about the destination, but rather the insights and understanding we gain along the way. It prompts introspection and encourages us to listen and learn from the experiences we encounter.

If you’re a fan of “Serial Experiments Lain”, these quotes are sure to ignite your imagination and deepen your appreciation for the show’s thought-provoking themes. Whether you’re pondering the nature of reality or the impact of technology on our lives, “Serial Experiments Lain” continues to captivate and challenge its audience.

Top Quotes from Serial Experiments Lain for True Fans

Serial Experiments Lain is a thought-provoking and mind-bending anime that explores the themes of identity, technology, and reality. Here are some of the most memorable quotes from the series that will resonate with true fans:

• “Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn’t go away.” – Eiri Masami
• “I’m not lonely. I’m alone, but I’m not lonely.” – Lain Iwakura
• “The wired is infinite. It is the height of individuality for all connected.” – Lain Iwakura
• “Why do you exist here? Why did you choose to exist in this world?” – Lain Iwakura
• “What does it mean to be connected? What does it mean to be alive?” – Lain Iwakura
• “You can’t deny people their happiness just because you can’t understand it.” – Taro
• “Everyone is connected. Everyone is alone.” – The Girls
• “I feel like my body and mind are being eroded, devoured. I don’t know what I’m supposed to think or feel.” – Lain Iwakura
• “There’s no such thing as a soul. It’s just something they made up to scare kids, like the boogieman or Michael Jackson.” – Lain Iwakura
• “Do you think God stays in heaven because he too lives in fear of what he’s created?” – Lain Iwakura

These quotes encapsulate the complex and philosophical nature of Serial Experiments Lain, inviting fans to question the nature of reality, consciousness, and the impact of technology on our lives. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to the series, these quotes are sure to leave a lasting impression.

“Reality is just a consensus.” – Serial Experiments Lain

In the thought-provoking anime series Serial Experiments Lain , the quote “Reality is just a consensus” is a powerful statement that challenges our understanding of the world we live in. This line highlights the idea that our perception of reality is shaped by the collective agreement of society.

Throughout the series, the protagonist Lain explores the boundaries between the digital realm and the physical world, blurring the lines of what is real and what is virtual. The concept of reality being a consensus suggests that our beliefs and perceptions are heavily influenced by the opinions and experiences of those around us.

This quote raises questions about the nature of truth and the fragility of our understanding of reality. It challenges us to critically examine the consensus that shapes our perception and to question the boundaries between the physical and digital realms.

Serial Experiments Lain delves deep into philosophical themes, inviting viewers to contemplate the nature of existence, consciousness, and the interplay between technology and humanity. With this quote, the series prompts us to reevaluate our understanding of reality and consider the role of societal agreement in shaping our perception.

Ultimately, “Reality is just a consensus” serves as a powerful reminder to question the world around us and to critically examine the dominant narratives that shape our understanding. It encourages us to think beyond the confines of societal norms and explore the possibilities of what lies beyond our perceived reality.

“The Wired is infinite. It’s everywhere.” – Serial Experiments Lain

In the philosophical series Serial Experiments Lain, one of the most memorable quotes is “The Wired is infinite. It’s everywhere.” This quote captures the essence of the show’s exploration of the blurred boundaries between the physical world and the digital realm.

The Wired, which refers to the internet and its connectedness, is portrayed as an expansive and all-encompassing entity. It is not confined to a single physical location or limited by time and space. Instead, it permeates every aspect of human life, intertwining with reality in ways that are both fascinating and ominous.

By proclaiming that “The Wired is infinite. It’s everywhere,” Serial Experiments Lain emphasizes the transformative power of the internet. It suggests that the virtual world is not just a separate entity but an integral part of our existence. Through its omnipresence, the internet shapes our thoughts, interactions, and even our perception of reality.

This quote also touches upon the theme of connectivity. The Wired connects people from different parts of the world, enabling communication and the exchange of information. It blurs the lines between individuals, erasing the traditional barriers of distance and creating a global community.

However, Serial Experiments Lain also raises questions about the dark side of this interconnectedness. As the internet infiltrates every aspect of life, it raises concerns about privacy, identity, and the erosion of personal boundaries. The quote “The Wired is infinite. It’s everywhere” serves as a reminder of the potential dangers lurking within this vast digital landscape.

In conclusion, the quote “The Wired is infinite. It’s everywhere” from Serial Experiments Lain encapsulates the series’ exploration of the all-encompassing nature of the internet. It highlights the transformative power of the virtual world while also raising questions about its potential risks. As fans of the show, we are left pondering the profound impact of the digital realm on our lives.

“God is here.” – Serial Experiments Lain

One of the most memorable quotes from Serial Experiments Lain is “God is here.” This line is repeated throughout the anime and holds deep meaning within the story.

In Serial Experiments Lain, the concept of “God” is explored in a unique and thought-provoking way. The anime delves into themes of reality, identity, and the blurred boundaries between the physical world and the digital realm.

Lain, the main character, discovers that she has a strong connection to the Wired, a sprawling network of interconnected computers. As she delves deeper into the mysteries of the Wired, she begins to question the nature of existence and the existence of a higher power.

The line “God is here” serves as a reminder that the divine can be found in unexpected places. It suggests that the supernatural is not limited to traditional religious beliefs but can also manifest through technology and human connections.

Throughout the series, Lain grapples with her own sense of self and the boundaries between the real world and the digital realm. The line “God is here” serves as a reminder that these boundaries are not as clear cut as they may seem.

Ultimately, Serial Experiments Lain raises philosophical questions about the nature of reality, the existence of a higher power, and the impact of technology on our lives. The line “God is here” encapsulates these themes and invites viewers to contemplate the nature of existence and the role of technology in shaping our perception of reality.

“The line between the real world and the Wired has blurred.” – Serial Experiments Lain

In the thought-provoking anime series Serial Experiments Lain, one of the most impactful quotes is, “The line between the real world and the Wired has blurred.” This statement encapsulates the main theme of the show, which explores the blurring boundaries between the physical world and the virtual world.

The protagonist, Lain, discovers a mysterious form of communication known as the Wired, a global network that connects all humans. As the story progresses, Lain becomes increasingly immersed in the Wired and starts questioning the nature of reality. Is the digital world just as real as the physical world?

This quote signifies the transformation of society in the digital age, where technology and virtual connections have become an integral part of people’s lives. With the rise of social media, online gaming, and augmented reality, the boundaries between the real world and the virtual world seem to fade away.

The blurring of these boundaries also raises philosophical questions about identity, consciousness, and the nature of existence. Are we truly ourselves when we interact online? How do our digital relationships and experiences shape our perceptions of reality?

Serial Experiments Lain challenges viewers to reflect on these questions and contemplate the consequences of a world where the line between what is real and what is digital becomes increasingly difficult to discern. The quote serves as a reminder to critically examine our relationship with technology and the impact it has on our lives.

Ultimately, Serial Experiments Lain encourages us to question the nature of reality and consider the implications of living in a world where the line between the real world and the digital realm has blurred.

“Who are you? Who am I?” – Serial Experiments Lain

In the groundbreaking anime series, Serial Experiments Lain, the question of identity is explored in a profound and unsettling way. The enigmatic character of Lain poses the question, “Who are you? Who am I?” throughout the series, challenging the audience to question their own sense of self.

The show delves into themes of technology, connectivity, and the blurring lines between the real and the virtual. As Lain navigates through a world where identities can be manipulated, and where reality itself is called into question, she forces us to confront our own existential uncertainties.

As we watch Lain grapple with her own identity crisis, we are reminded that our sense of self is not fixed or absolute. It can be shaped and reshaped by our experiences, our interactions, and our relationship with the digital realm.

Serial Experiments Lain serves as a thought-provoking exploration of the self in the digital age. It reminds us that the answers to the questions “Who are you? Who am I?” may not be as clear-cut as we expect. Perhaps, in the vast expanse of the digital world, where boundaries blur and identities can be manipulated, the most important question is not who we are, but how we choose to define ourselves.

Through its haunting visuals and contemplative storytelling, Serial Experiments Lain continues to captivate and challenge audiences, provoking them to question the very nature of their existence and the impact of technology on their perception of self.

Lain’s existential journey reminds us of the ongoing quest for self-discovery and the ever-changing nature of identity. It poses profound questions that force us to confront our own fears and uncertainties, transcending the boundaries of the show and leaving a lasting impact on those who dare to delve into its intricate narrative.

“Everyone will be connected to the Wired eventually.” – Serial Experiments Lain

“Everyone will be connected to the Wired eventually.” This quote from the anime series Serial Experiments Lain captures the central theme of the show: the blurring line between the real world and the digital realm. The Wired, a fictional version of the internet, is portrayed as a pervasive and all-encompassing network that everyone will eventually be a part of.

In the world of Serial Experiments Lain , technology and connectivity become integral parts of society. It suggests that in the future, our lives will be intertwined with the digital world in ways we cannot yet fully comprehend. The quote serves as a reminder that as technology continues to advance, our reliance on it will only grow stronger.

This theme is further explored through the main character, Lain. As she delves deeper into the mysteries of the Wired, she begins to question her own identity and the nature of reality. The series raises thought-provoking questions about the impact of technology and the consequences of an increasingly connected world.

Through its philosophical storyline and thought-provoking quotes like this one, Serial Experiments Lain challenges viewers to ponder the implications of a future where everyone is connected. It serves as a cautionary tale, urging us to consider the potential consequences of our ever-increasing reliance on technology.

Ultimately, the quote “Everyone will be connected to the Wired eventually.” serves as a reminder that the line between the real world and the digital realm is becoming increasingly blurred. It is a call to contemplate the significance of our interconnectedness and the potential transformative effects it may have on society and our individual lives.

“The Wired gives birth to new gods and new demons.” – Serial Experiments Lain

In the anime series Serial Experiments Lain, the quote “The Wired gives birth to new gods and new demons” is a powerful and thought-provoking statement.

Lain, the main character of the show, is a 14-year-old girl who becomes immersed in the Wired, a virtual reality network that connects people all over the world. As Lain explores the Wired, she begins to discover its dark and mysterious side.

This quote reflects the idea that the Wired is not just a simple technological advancement, but a realm where new beings, both good and evil, are created. It suggests that within the Wired, people can become something more than human, and that their actions and desires can have profound consequences.

The gods and demons mentioned in the quote represent the duality of the Wired. On one hand, the Wired can be a source of enlightenment and connection, allowing people to communicate and share knowledge like never before. On the other hand, it can also be a dangerous place, where anonymity masks malevolence and where the boundaries between reality and fantasy become blurred.

The quote serves as a reminder that the power and influence of the digital world should not be underestimated. It raises questions about the nature of reality and the potential dangers of immersing oneself too deeply in the virtual realm.

In conclusion, this quote from Serial Experiments Lain captures the essence of the show’s exploration of the impact of technology on society and the human psyche. It highlights the transformative power and unpredictable consequences of the Wired, reminding viewers to tread carefully in the digital realm.

“Memories can be manipulated.” – Serial Experiments Lain

Serial Experiments Lain, a thought-provoking anime series, delves into the exploration of human consciousness and the blurred line between reality and cyberspace. One of the significant themes it tackles is the malleability of memories.

Throughout the series, the statement “Memories can be manipulated” is repeated, emphasizing the idea that our recollections may not always reflect the truth. Lain, the main character, grapples with the increasingly blurred boundaries between the virtual world and reality, leading her to question the authenticity of her memories.

This concept raises profound questions about the nature of identity and perception. Can our memories be altered or implanted? Are they reliable indicators of our experiences and who we are? Serial Experiments Lain prompts viewers to contemplate these philosophical quandaries.

The show’s exploration of memory manipulation serves as a cautionary tale about the potential dangers of living in an increasingly digital world. It serves as a reminder that our memories, as fragile as they are, hold immense power in shaping our perception of reality.

In the context of Serial Experiments Lain, the statement “Memories can be manipulated” serves as a reminder to question what we believe to be true. It compels us to examine our own memories critically and consider how they may have been shaped or distorted by external forces.

Ultimately, Serial Experiments Lain challenges our understanding of memory and encourages us to reflect on the ways in which technology and our digital interactions can influence and manipulate our recollections.

As Serial Experiments Lain reminds us, “Memories can be manipulated,” urging us to tread cautiously in a world where reality and virtuality blend into one.

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• Lain Iwakura : No matter where you are, everyone is always connected.
• Lain Iwakura : People only have substance within the memories of other people. And that's why there were all kinds of mes. There weren't a lot of mes per se, I was just inside all sorts of people, that's all.
• Chisa Yomoda : There was no reason for me to stay in the real world any longer. In the real world, it didn't matter if I was there or not. When I realized that, I was no longer afraid of losing my body.
• Lain Iwakura : Why? Why did you die?
• Navi [Dictating Chisa's response] : God is here.
• Iwakura, Yasuo : Let me give you one little warning.
• Lain Iwakura : Huh?
• Iwakura, Yasuo : When it's all said and done, the Wired is just a medium of communication and the transfer of information. You mustn't confuse it with the real world. Do you understand what I'm warning you about?
• Lain Iwakura : You're wrong.
• Iwakura, Yasuo : Huh?
• Lain Iwakura : The border between the two isn't all that clear. I'll be able to enter it soon. In full range. Full motion. I'll translate myself into it.
• Iwakura, Yasuo : Even with a top of the line civilian Navi, you couldn't.
• Lain Iwakura : I can do it. I've modified mine.
• Iwakura, Yasuo : A Psyche processor, huh? But...
• Lain Iwakura : Don't worry. I'm still me.
• Iwakura, Yasuo : Sometimes I wonder.
• Lain Iwakura : [ gasp ]
• Miho Iwakura : The wired might actually be thought of as a highly advanced upper layer of the real world. In other words, physical reality is nothing but an illusion, a hologram of the information that flows to us through the wired.
• Lain Iwakura : But ma...
• Miho Iwakura : This is because the body, physical motion, the activity of the human brain is merely a physical phenomenon, simply caused by synapses delivering electrical impulses.
• Lain Iwakura : But mom, I...
• Miho Iwakura : The physical body exists at a less evolved plane only to verify one's existence in the universe.
• Lain Iwakura : Are you really, truly my mother?
• Miho Iwakura : [ disappears ]
• Lain Iwakura : Are you?

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