Arato’s sister. She is 14, three years younger than Arato. She is perhaps a little dependent on others, and isn’t too bright when it comes to academics, but she does care deeply for her older brother.

Yuka enters Lacia into an online modeling audition shortly after meeting her¬---behind Arato’s back.

She is friends with Olga and Shiori. She loves eating all kinds of meat.

I believe in that smile. Even if you don't have a soul.
 2105 A.D. Japan 
The humanoid android hiE became part of people's life and was handling the things human could and couldn't do. Endou Arato, unlike his friends Kenko and Ryou who hate hiE, felt sympathy for hiE which are supposed to be just objects. One night, Arato suddenly gets assaulted by mysterious falling cherry blossoms that make hiE and machines run havoc. Will the cornered Arato be saved by the mysterious hiE Lacia... 

Note: Includes Beatless Final Stage (eps 21-24).


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I believe in that smile. Even if you don't have a soul.
 2105 A.D. Japan 
The humanoid android hiE became part of people's life and was handling the things human could and couldn't do. Endou Arato, unlike his friends Kenko and Ryou who hate hiE, felt sympathy for hiE which are supposed to be just objects. One night, Arato suddenly gets assaulted by mysterious falling cherry blossoms that make hiE and machines run havoc. Will the cornered Arato be saved by the mysterious hiE Lacia... 
(Source: Tankoubon)
 
Note: Chapter count includes one extra chapter.

Boy meets girl... you know how it goes. But while the boy (Arato) might be a typical 17-year-old, the girl (Lacia) is a beautiful android equipped with an enormous black device that defies human understanding. Set 100 years from now, BEATLESS depicts a familiar yet futuristic vision of Japan in which society is run by incredibly human-looking robots, known as hIE. Most people regard them as mere convenient tools. Yet some hIE–like Lacia–now appear bearing technology that far surpasses anything regular humans can produce. Humans and ultra-advanced artificial beings: who is the master and who is the servant? Who made Lacia, and what ties her fate together with Arato? Bewildered by the turmoil of danger and mystery that Lacia brings into his life, Arato will find himself forced to make choices with profound implications not just for himself, but for all of humanity
 
(Source: J-Novel Club)

Yuka Endou