Dimension W

Dimension W unfolds in a near future where infinite energy comes from a mysterious dimension called W, tapped through coil devices. The production and sale of these coils are monopolized by the New Tesla Energy corporation, leaving independent scavengers to hunt illegal coils on the fringe. The story centers on Kyōma Mabuchi, a world weary collector who harbors a deep loathing for coils themselves. On a mission he meets Mira Yurizaki, a female android who believes she is human and behaves accordingly. Bound by circumstance, the duo form an uneasy partnership to unravel the truth behind Dimension W and the shadowy forces pulling the strings. The tone blends noir grit with high tech intrigue and danger, hinting at conspiracies.

Adapted from Yuji Iwahara's manga, Dimension W premiered in 2016. The show features a voice cast led by Daisuke Ono as Kyōma Mabuchi and Reina Ueda as Mira Yurizaki, with Akira Ishida, Yuichi Nakamura, and Kimiko Saito also voicing key roles. Directors not listed in the provided data, but the adaptation preserves the dark, tech saturated atmosphere of the original.

Box office numbers do not apply to Dimension W since it is a television series and not released as a feature film. It aired on television and streamed in multiple regions, with home video release following its run.

Dimension W leans into cyberpunk with a moody atmosphere and sharp visuals. Mira Yurizaki embodies a nuanced take on artificial life while Kyoma’s rough skepticism mirrors broader questions about humanity, autonomy, and power in a world shaped by coils and corporate schemes.

Reception has been mixed to positive, with praise for its moody atmosphere and character dynamics, and some critique of pacing. The show foregrounds themes of greed and control, examining how technology reshapes identity and morality when corporations wield coercive power over life and labor.