The animation is loose and about as expressive as Road Runner on heroin it's a sight for sore eyes everywhere. Take my word for it: watch a vast majority of the penultimate episode, Brittle Bullet (AAAAH!!!!! More alliteration!! Why do you haunt me?!?!). Amarao (those friggin' eyebrows of his, man.) is also pretty interesting. SHE STEALS THE GODDAMN SPOTLIGHT!!!!!! With her craziness and severe case of badassery, how do you not like her!? One day I'd love to see a Fatal 4 Way between her, Jotaro Kujo, Kenshiro, and Haruhi Suzumiya. at first) having the habit of calling every pet she finds 'Ta-kun' and being some sort of runaway immediately makes her enjoyable, and Haruko. I dare call it, 'More grander than Cowboy Bebop!' First off, the characters (everyone of them) have these distinct personalities that make them incredibly nigh-likeable! Naota's, of course, your sane man of the cast, Mamimi (she's 17, smokes frequently, and has an odd fascination with the lead character. There is no way in Hell I am ever going to regret any of my personal statements about this anime. When I first witnessed FLCL, I knew this was the type of anime for me: it isn't the kind to drag on forever, it reminds you of Ren & Stimpy getting it on with Excel Saga and creating a newborn, and you're laughing, crying, and applauding loudly as it all goes on! I gotta get one thing off my chest: Fooly Cooly is the first show since Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to have my adrenaline rushing all over the place. Lemme tell ya something: it feels exciting. in a great way! Throughout the duration of each episode, you are going to open your mouth and widen your eyes shouting 'WTF am I watchin' here!?' in the same manner as a prepubescent girl. For like three minutes before the climax of the first episode, you'll refuse to believe this is actually badass.ДЄ spunky, eccentric pink-haired woman known as Haruko Haruhara (More alliteration, oh, for the love of Sonic CD!!!) arrives onto the scene with her yellow Vespa, and this is where all the shit eats the fan. The setting, which is a fictional city called Mabase, is apparently short of competent and ordinary adults (with fewer exceptions) almost about every grownup in Mabase is either dramatic or overall wacky Naota is the guy every viewer can relate to, obviously enough, despite his young age. It revolves a 12-year-old boy named Naota Nandaba (look at that! Alliteration already coming into play!), a cynical kid who usually is all about maturity and growing up. The plot, despite having said to be a complete screws-in-the-brain, actually has a fair bit of consciousness sporadically speaking. Now-defunct (for the time being?) company Synch-Point licensed the franchise for North American audiences back then, but ever since 2010, FUNimation Entertainment rescued the OVA and has left its original English dub intact. In Japan, this six-episode OVA first launched around the year 2000 and lasted for a year or so. Let's just right into one helluva show, folks.ДЇLCL was directed by Kazuya Tsurumaki (who would later direct the likes of Diebuster/Gunbuster 2 and be a part of the Rebuild of Evangelion film tetralogy), written by Yoji Enokido, and is also a collaboration project (kinda sorta-ish) between the studios Gainax and Production I.G. 'I don't like it.' And that's their opinions, and if you think the same or different, then by all means, that's fine.

Your typical anime fan might say something along the lines of 'Meh, it was alright, but it was barely understandable,' or just the blatantly obvious 'I like it'. FLCL KICKS ASS, HEALS IT, THEN KICKS MORE ASS!!!!!!! This anime, in my opinion to say the least, is the epitome of all anime in general. Hold on! 'I'm forgetting something,' eh!? Of riiiiiiight. There really isn't much to it aside from that. What to say about it? It's definitely a big mindrape in terms of coherency. without further adieu, this is Fooly Cooly!!!ДЇooly Cooly. It might have been vague and brief, but dear f***ing God, was it awesome! Ladies and gentleman, I am Ouroburos, your Extreme Conquerer, and on this colossal Friday. I saw an anime that was vibrant, downright insane, and epic. It was the summer of 2003 and I was watching Adult Swim. but the very FIRST anime that truly got me into the anime industry was something so energetic, so incomprehensible, so timely I can't express it in words. Once Adult Swim started airing shows like Trigun and InuYasha, I just fell in love. I admired anime since the early Toonami days when they showed Dragon Ball Z, Rurouni Kenshin, Tenchi Muyo!, and also even Sailor Moon. 'Nothing amazing happens here' My small ass!ДЄnime really has made an impact on me. I've seen it all, folks from romantic comedies to super robot to space western to adventure-themed ones,

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