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Imamura Twins: From Tragedy to Hope

Miyu and Rina Imamura are twin girls who were born as the youngest children of the wealthy Imamura family.

The Imamura household provided Miyu and Rina the most love, care, and respect since they followed the Imamura home rules. This kind of upbringing created an unbreakable bond between Miyu and Rina, leading them to put family first in all circumstances and showing them the importance of being reliable and dependable.

However, Miyu and Rina's father and mother, Hikaru and Chiyo Imamura, abruptly changed their behavior. Despite the girls' unwavering kindness and support, Miyu and Rina's parents (particularly Chiyo) came to regret parenting them after their uncle Genji Imamura's passing. Miyu and Rina sung a song they'd learned as children to cheer up their parents.

Hikaru and Chiyo's anguish and regret following Genji's death led them to believe that having twins would ruin their family's future because of the way Genji treated them until they were thirty years old. They went insane as a result of this, as they became less forgiving and compassionate over time. Even though the girls behaved nicely, their treatment of the Imamura children, particularly Miyu and Rina, grew increasingly cruel as they refused to take help from them and even derided them. Despite their best efforts, the two girls were unable to persuade them otherwise. This is akin to throwing a stone in a lake—the consequences of their actions had far-reaching effects that were challenging to undo, disrupting the peace of the lake and causing a chain reaction that was difficult to undo.

Hikaru and Chiyo eventually lost all sympathy, kindness, and forbearance for the Imamura kids and were no longer willing to treat them fairly. They became icy, rude, vicious, callous, and indifferent. They pushed the Imamura children to do chores while at school, to train mercilessly, to train 16 hours a day, and punished them severely if they did not obey the regulations. This was a stark contrast to their previously gentle and patient parenting style, where they had been understanding and forgiving of their own kids.

The first impressions Miyu and Rina had of their parents didn't last long since they treated them so cruelly and miserably. Miyu and Rina were shaken by the revelation of what their parents had become, and they progressively lost respect for them. The two poor girls had been subjected to a great deal of maltreatment, and to add insult to injury worse, their older siblings Minato, Himari, Katsuya, Akari, and Kei were treated as slaves by their parents. When Miyu and Rina finally snapped, they left the Imamura household because they had formed a new disdain for their family (including their parents).

The two girls took their own lives with daggers, driven to such a tragic decision by the deep anguish they felt over the torment they had endured.

When robotics engineer Elijah Tanner came across the bodies of the two girls, he devised a scheme to give them new lives.

He instantly promotes the firm he works for, Aero Tech Labs, in its endeavor to produce a cyborg.

Soon after, Aero Tech Labs' attempt to make a humanoid was successful, Miyu and Rina, the severely abused Imamura twins, were reincarnated as cyborgs.

Miyu and Rina, now cyborgs, chose to alter their appearance. They bleached their hair white with the help of Trend Setters, a well-known hair salon. They even started wearing the Evolve clothing brand.

When Hikaru and Chiyo learned that Miyu and Rina had become humanoid hybrids, they felt guilty for treating their children so cruelly and instantly reverted to their old selves. But, the damage had already been done, and the twins had already severed their ties with them.

Miyu and Rina were relieved to be freed of their parents' horrific abuse, but it upset them that their elder siblings, who had also been forced to submit to their parents' violence, had grown subservient and docile.

However, the Imamura twins swiftly adapted to their new existence as cyborgs, embracing various experiences and opportunities, while eagerly anticipating what the future holds for them.