The Anime Lad
A young woman wakes with no memory of her name, history, or relationships. Orion, a strange boy only she can see, offers guidance while she tries to reconstruct her life. Her phone provides contacts without context, leaving every familiar greeting to function as an examination for which she has misplaced the entire syllabus.
Super Eyepatch Fox
The heroine opens her eyes with every personal memory gone. Orion, an invisible companion, offers guidance as she tries to understand her identity and daily life. A phone filled with unfamiliar names becomes her map through relationships, including a boyfriend she cannot remember and people who already believe they know her.
Gigguku
AMNESIA makes every ordinary greeting unsettling because the heroine has no idea who anyone is to her. Orion can help, but only she can see him. Her phone is packed with names and zero emotional context! Romance becomes social detective work where every familiar face carries a history she cannot access.
Father's Basement
A heroine with no memory can become an empty center, and the premise leans directly into that limitation. It still produces real tension. Unfamiliar people approach with assumed intimacy, while Orion's private guidance cannot supply the missing emotional history behind the names stored in her phone or explain whom she should trust.
