A Certain Unscientific Robot War

After making a wish on the Leonid meteor shower, Saori finds a strange creature named Elizabeth by her side.

It can pilot a giant robot when needed.

It can transform into Tuxedo Mask when it has to retreat.

It can even help her manage the Graude Foundation.

But whenever it calls her Miss Saori (Saori-san), her DNA starts tingling.

In her dreams, a mysterious man's words keep echoing through her microcosm: "Rara is a woman who could become my mother!"

What kind of person is she, Saori wonders.

Elizabeth calmly holds up a sign: He's a small-minded man.

When she wakes up, she's become a cat with a moon on her forehead, while her owner and her owner's childhood friend argue over what to name her.

"Sob, Red-Hime, you're finally back with me."

"What are you talking about? It should be named Kanna."

Elizabeth forcefully holds up a sign: Luna, duh.

At last, on the day Scotland self-destructs, she can take it no longer. From somewhere, someone shouts:

"You people need to stop connecting characters with their voice actors all the time!"

A few things to know:

* The original title was A World Without Voice Actor References.

* A ridiculous comedy. The main plot goes nowhere, and the whole story is full of decidedly unscientific elements, including reincarnation, Newtypes, space ghosts, microcosms, the Four Souls Jewel, Zanpakuto, the Dream Silver Crystal, and the Dragon God's Priestess.

* The protagonist's real identity, Kamishiro Saori, is voiced by Pan○zi-sensei, while her alias, Motomiya Miko, is voiced by Kawakami ○ko-sensei. Packed with personal favorites, and a tearful relic of the times: ◤Love was real, remember my youth◥

* Who's the pairing? Pick one of three classics: Amuro, Ribbons, or Seiya (not really).

Theme: People can understand one another