The series centers on the misadventures of 17-year-old Kana, a high school junior who spends her days hanging out with her besties, Mossan, Hijiri, and Pets. They live unremarkable lives, until the day a Mecha falls out of the sky, along with a strange woman named “Haruko.” Her plans for Kana and her friends involve the force known as “ATOMSK.” Kana will have to risk everything to decide whether or not to help… like she really has a choice!
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The final Fooly Cooly asks a very simple question: is there love left on this doomed little planet of ours?
~~~_“High school girls sure are complicated.”
--Haruko Haruhara, Episode 6_~~~
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