Description:
Steins Gate is about a group of friends who have customized your microwave oven in a device that can send text messages to the past. As different experiments were done, an organization called SERN has been doing his own research on time travel on the trail and now the characters have to find a way to avoid being captured by them.
After mentioning that I have a reference back to John Titor on an episode of this series (and I know I'm not the only one, is a fascinating story for Internet users of a certain age), probably goes without saying that I am even happier to see these references burrowing deeper into jars; Gate plot for episode two - gives a shine even more strange to mix the spectacle of absurdity and reality, and somehow manages to blend everything in this world of illusion and more complete normality. Other than that, this episode did suffer a bit from the classic trap visual novel adaptation released on charges of introducing characters who have no real or force behind them at this time, but ignoring that crazy conspiracy and accumulate very well here and the potential for a fascinating series is evident at this time not even on the verge of what might be called predictable story of stories.