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Steins;Gate

Episode 9: “Chaos Theory Homeostasis II”

Steins;Gate · 幻相のホメオスタシス
  • 9 of 24
  • May 31, 2011
  • 24 min
  • Aired
10 languages
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Contents
  1. Summary
  2. Characters in this episode
  3. Music in this episode
  4. Where to watch
  5. Episode guide
  6. About the series
  7. References
“Chaos Theory Homeostasis II”
SeriesSteins;Gate
Episode9 of 24
Japanese幻相のホメオスタシス
Original air dateMay 31, 2011
Episode length24 min
StudioWhite Fox
Previous episodeEpisode 8: “Chaos Theory Homeostasis I”
Next episodeEpisode 10: “Chaos Theory Homeostasis III”
StreamingCrunchyroll, Hulu

“Chaos Theory Homeostasis II” is episode 9 of the anime Steins;Gate. It first aired on May 31, 2011.

Summary

The summary below describes what happens in this episode.

Rumiho Akiha becomes interested in the Mobile Microwave after overhearing Rintarou Okabe and Itaru Hashida discuss it. Rintarou later finds that the IBN-5100 is missing, suggesting that the laboratory never obtained it, possibly because of Moeka Kiryuu’s D-Mail. After learning that the device had been taken from Ruka Urushibara’s shrine, he encounters Moeka, who does not know its whereabouts. Rintarou also discovers that Mayuri Shiina knows Moeka in the new timeline.

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Episode guide

All 24 episodes → · 23 of 24 episodes have a summary

About the series

Steins;Gate
Steins;GateTV series · 2011 · 24 episodes · White Fox · ★ 9.07

Steins;Gate centers on Rintarou Okabe, a self-styled mad scientist whose experiments lead to an unprecedented discovery about communication across time. Its story combines scientific experimentation, psychological tension, suspense, and the consequences of changing history, while focusing on the relationships among…

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References

  1. “Steins;Gate”. Kitsu. Retrieved October 22, 2026.
  2. “Steins;Gate”. MyAnimeList. Retrieved October 27, 2026.
  3. “Steins;Gate”. AnimeThemes. Retrieved October 23, 2026.

Episode titles and air dates come from Kitsu. The summary is written by Acino with AI assistance and checked so that it does not copy other sites.