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Naota is a detached sixth grader afflicted by the pangs of puberty. He's fooling around with his brother's ex-girlfriend when a crazed girl on a motor scooter runs him over, brains him with a bass guitar, and moves into his house. This pink-haired girl, Haruko - who claims she's an alien - hurls Naota into the middle of a mega-corporation's secret agenda. Oh, and now giant battling robots shoot from his skull. Mix in mind-bending animation and tunes that echo through your cerebellum to top off the trip that will have you falling hard for FLCL. (Source: Funimation)
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*"You can't win the game until you swing the bat."* -maxim There's not much a point to summarizing *FLCL*--pronounced, "Fooly Cooly". Either you have seen it, are going to see it, or have decided it's not of interest to you. Besides that, what literally happens in *FLCL* is only half the story; and…
Read full review on AniList →#####This review is spoiler free. --- **_FLCL is ******* bizarre.** An anarchical and relentless acid trip of euphoria. There’s no breathing room. There’s no pause from dramatic effect. No slow introduction, explanation or relief. **_FLCL does not take time to set the table.** There is no cutl…
Read full review on AniList →_Contains spoilers for "FLCL"_ ____ #__The FLCL Flavor__ On the surface FLCL seems like it’s about a lot of things: fighting mechas, evil organizations, aliens and space pirates – but it’s never really about any of those. Despite introducing a lot of concepts and elements that might make it seem lik…
Read full review on AniList →(*note: this review might include minor spoilers, but will not ruin any of the actual plot. the show is less than three hours anyways, just go watch it!*) #~~~___PREFACE___~~~ Growing up. Everyone grows up. At some point in their lives, everyone will go through the inevitable transition from child…
Read full review on AniList →At the turn of the millennium, American culture exited an era of ‘tude, grunge, and MTV nihilism. ___FLCL___ was passé at its release, missing the zeitgeist by a couple years. To an American teenager, that may as well be an entire lifetime. My teenage self was not ready to appreciate _FLCL_. Now, w…
Read full review on AniList →Art: 10/10 No one can deny that the art for this show is stunning. The animation is crisp and fantastic. The visuals pop off the screen and are incredibly unique in my opinion. Sound: 10/10 The best use of a soundtrack of all time in anime. They only use sounds when necessary and when the sounds…
Read full review on AniList →~~~I'm sitting at my desk eating some microwaved spaghetti topped with tons of parmesan cheese and the flavor of juicy meat sauce and the soft and slippery noodles whilst watching FLCL I have tomato sauce on my white shirt and I don't care this is the ultimate show on enjoying things cause you en…
Read full review on AniList →~~~Not getting poetic while talking about FLCL is a sin. If you asked what was my favorite studio back in the day, oh boy, Gainax. Those guys were the bomb. I have a personal bias towards groups of people who gather and decide to do **** out of passion. Gainax was a family of individuals who just lo…
Read full review on AniList →~~~ --- After a certain someone pressured me into watching FLCL for weeks, I finally watched it and I kinda just felt like writing a review about it because it really surprised me. This review wont be too long, because neither is the anime, but here I go. --- In the first 3 minutes of the first e…
Read full review on AniList →FLCL is some important **** to me. i finished re-watching it today and found more in it than i ever have before, so now i am writing about it. most people who have heard of FLCL will know it for its craziness and chaos, with the series destroying basically any logical storytelling or consistency tha…
Read full review on AniList →This anime is amazing, as someone who enjoys western cartoons usually over eastern anime, I think this was the best of both worlds. The show isn't scared to show it's inspirations either, switching its entire art style to south park, and going for many cartoonish frames and style choices, to a more…
Read full review on AniList →Eu amo __Furi __e __Kuri__. Um pouco de ___Furi-Furi___. ___Kuri-Kuri___ é um pouco _indecente_. E talvez ame ___Furi-Kuri___. __FLCL __é grande nada, além de diversos ___Furi-Furi___'s e ___Kuri-Kuri___'s. Um anime ordinário com nada fora do convencional. A verdade, é que nem sequer entendo __FLCL…
Read full review on AniList →Fooly Cooly, also known as FLCL, is an anime that stands out as one of the best ever produced, in my opinion. With just six episodes, this short-lived masterpiece manages to encapsulate a unique storytelling experience filled with symbolism. Through its visually striking style and exceptional sound…
Read full review on AniList →Inutile chiedersi perché una fabbrica gigantesca a forma di ferro da stiro si erga sulla montagna della città. Inutile interrogarsi sul comportamento dei personaggi. E, soprattutto, inutile (anzi, impossibile) provare a comprendere anche solo un quarto della sceneggiatura firmata Yoji Enokido (sì, p…
Read full review on AniList →~~~img600(https://wallpaperaccess.com/full/201620.jpg)~~~ Where do I start with Fooly Cooly? It was an anime that I decided to watch due to its length and was left in utter awe by this creative bundle of episodes. This coming-of-age has a certain feel like no other! FLCL embodies the superb creativ…
Read full review on AniList →Fooly Cooly is the story of Naota, a cynical 6th grader, and his brother's exgirlfriend, Mamimi, as they meet with Haruko; a (childish) space police officer tasked with stopping Medical Mechanica. She soon begins to cause trouble for Naota and his family as she drags them into absurd situations were…
Read full review on AniList →Why didn't I give this another shot sooner? I absolutely love FLCL. I didn't feel this way on my first watch at all -- I initially thought it was just mindless insanity in the same vein as most of Trigger's stuff. I sat through all six episodes half-asleep, just wanting it to be over. However, in…
Read full review on AniList →FLCL is another piece of work from our boys over at Gainax. It was released in 2000 & proved to be a hit amongst audiences, garnering it a place in history. Is it deserving of that though? Lets take a look. For the record, this review will most likely contain massive spoilers for the series, so read…
Read full review on AniList →In just six episodes FLCL managed to entice me. Warning, there will be spoilers in this review! FLCL storms straight ahead and doesn't slow down for a single second. The pace of this show was unbelievable, yet it worked to its benefit. Not giving you enough time to think just makes this show so muc…
Read full review on AniList →What is there to say that hasn't already been said? It's a great anime. I'm not good at writing reviews where I list different pros and cons, so I'll just tell you the things I like about it, and maybe some things I dislike. There's not much story to FLCL, at least, not at the surface. There's a g…
Read full review on AniList →<p align="right">[ img20(https://bestanimations.com/Signs&Shapes/Arrows/Right/right-arrow-29.gif) ](https://anilist.co/review/3981)</p> ~~~*Part ⅕ of the FLCL Review Series*~~~ ~~~img520(https://i.imgur.com/XFTietm.jpg)~~~ FLCL (or FLCL Classic as some fans apparently call it) is a 2000-2001 anime…
Read full review on AniList →_Nothing can happen till you swing the bat._ _FLCL_ is something else entirely. It is a show filled with pure and raw entertainment, from mind-numbing action-packed fights to suggestive and sleazy comedy. It is absurd, it is crazy, and it is for sure something that will leave you scratching your he…
Read full review on AniList →Where on Earth am I supposed to start with this one? It's one wild ride from beginning to end with as much unpredictability as the universe is vast. So I mentioned in the summary this anime has a lore. I mention this because not a lot of people seem to know that, actually, which is probably because…
Read full review on AniList →Fooly Cooly (FLCL) certainly seems like a pretentious piece of work. An astute viewer will certainly claim to know what messages the series is trying to convey via its surreal unorthodox direction. Maybe FLCL is trying to convey the confusing emotions of adolescence in the process of coming of age,…
Read full review on AniList →__- I N T R O -__ FLCL is a series that's full to the brim with chaotic comedy, amazing action scenes, hidden metaphors and underlying themes. It's a coming of age story focusing on our protagonist Naota, just a normal ordinary sixth-grader living in an ordinary city where nothing exciting ever happ…
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