Flcl season 2 trailer

The new seasons are set to premiere in The first trailer for the two seasons was revealed at the panel, which previews the new look for the anime and a new character and also previews new music from the Pillows, spiky seed :. Production I. The two new seasons will be a split cour series consisting of 12 episodes, with 6 episodes airing in one season before taking a season break and airing the last 6 episodes in the season after. In Japan, however, the anime will be released in a theatrical format as two films.

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First look at FLCL’s return promises a totally new take

One of the challenges newcomers often have with getting into anime is the sprawling length of many series.

No such problem exists with "FLCL," which ran a mere six episodes from to The series is a sci-fi coming-of-age drama, but the actual story isn't what's important; it's the hyperactive, deranged animation, which constantly shifts styles and bends physics while the characters break the fourth wall.

This experimental animation is fitting considering three different studios produced the anime: Gainax, King Records, and Production I. To understand how we got the "FLCL" sequels we did, let us first look at how the pieces came into place behind the scenes. Many staff had left the company, including co-founder Hideaki Anno, who took Gainax's most profitable series, "Neon Genesis Evangelion," with him to a new studio, Khara.

Gainax's precarious standing allowed Production I. Not that they were the only ones interested. Anno was not a creative driving force on "FLCL" — he is credited as a mere animator and had an uncredited voice role as Miyu-Miyu the cat. However, he mentored the series' director Kazuya Tsurumaki. While Tsuruamki still wound up returning for the sequels, "FLCL" follow-ups produced at Khara would've doubtlessly been different from "Progressive" and "Alternative.

The different reputations that "FLCL" holds in the East and West means that the two teams had different expectations when working on the sequels. In the aforementioned interview, Griffith elaborated: "Part of our job is reminding them 'remember, you have a lot to live up to' and making sure they were pouring everything they had into it.

And they did, they really stepped up. Adult Swim gave Production I. Rather than directly following up on the original, the sequel places Haruko Haruhara, the guitar-wielding alien who stole the heart of Naota and many fans, alongside different supporting casts.

This allows both sequels to reuse the coming-of-age arc that defined the original "FLCL. While many characters may not have returned, the production team was a different story. Tsuruamki oversaw the project while character designer Yoshiyuki Sadamato sketched the new casts.

Japanese rock band The Pillows, who'd given the first series its head-banging soundtrack, returned to score the sequels. Stephanie Sheh , who voiced Mamimi in the English version original series, returned for the dub even when her character didn't; this time, Sheh mostly worked the other side of the recording booth as an ADR director. No such recasting for the dub , though. Haruko was Kari Wahlgren's debut role, and she was eager to return to it.

With so much passion behind the sequels and with many of the original crew involved, what could go wrong? Of course, her life changes once Haruko enters it. Now, "Progressive" is not a wash. There's plenty to like, from the character designs especially Hidomi's adorable cat ear headphones, which turn out to be more than meets the eye to the music, old and new ending theme "Spiky Seeds" is a worthy successor to "Ride On Shooting Star".

Ultimately, though, "Progressive" has but a fraction of the original's imagination. It's a more conventionally animated series, and slower-paced on a scene-by-scene basis; "FLCL" ran at an unrelenting mile a minute speed, while "Progressive" flows like a typical anime. Instead of breaking boundaries, the series is constantly trying to remind you of the original, from the aerial battle between Haruko and her other self Jinyu in episode four mirroring the climax of season 1 to the manga sequence in episode five.

The magic of "FLCL" was its experimentation, its refusal to obey form or convention. The lesson is the same as most other legacy sequels: Reverence for the material doesn't bring equal quality. Whereas Naota was eager to grow up and Hidomi was directionless, Kana wants everything to stay the same. However, it has more things on its mind than just being "FLCL. The first four episodes often feel more like a high school slice of life anime than "FLCL," not helped by how incidental Haruko's presence is.

However, the series' vision becomes clear in the final two episodes. There are two main threads throughout "Alternative. Two, the rich are planning to flee Earth for Mars to avoid an impending apocalypse. When she confronts her friend, Pets calls out Kana for intruding on her friends' lives with nothing but self-regard and admits she regrets ever becoming Kana's friend. Kana can only able dream of reconciliation.

The first 10 minutes of episode six, "Full Flat," features the cast awaiting the apocalypse, finding little solace in routine or each other. Haruko, however, refuses to let the story have a downer ending. With some encouragement, Kana accepts herself and saves the world, "Everything I did was an act, it was annoying, I can admit that now — and I'm no longer scared of not being liked!

After "Alternative," it seemed "FLCL" was over; the third season even contained some hints that it was actually a prequel to the original. If one subscribes to that interpretation, then the three seasons play as a continuous loop.

However, that loop is about to be broken. The subtitles, "Grunge" for season 4 and "Shoegaze" for 5, keep up the music motif of "Progressive" and "Alternative. For "Shoegaze," however, Production I. Accompanying the announcement was a ten-second teaser for "Grunge," showing Haruko jumping through the air wielding a katana while "Ride On Shooting Star" plays. While there's no hint of any story, the teaser indicates that "Grunge" will be 3-D animated. This is a major break from the style of the first three seasons.

However, the whole ethos of "FLCL" is to push animation as far it can go; the original series looped from typical anime to motion manga to a "South Park" parody then back around again. Using CGI to bring "Grunge" to life is a natural step forward. Production I.

A clash between Gainax and Khara Studio Khara. Who returned and who didn't Production I. Progressive wasn't so progressive Production I. Alternative tries something new Production I. More sequels to come Adult Swim.

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They're new stories following mostly new characters, but the show's blistering, dreamy visuals are still intact. The original plot of FLCL is hard to get a handle on without multiple viewings and a Pepe Silvia-style organizational chart, but basically year-old Naota Nandaba discovers he has a giant robot inside his head when a mysterious woman named Haruko Kari Wahlgren drives by him on a moped and hits him with a guitar. He then uses the giant robot to fight an evil nuclear power plant, while dealing with multiple love triangles between his mysterious attacker—who moves into the spare room in his house—his best friend, and his single father. The plot is less important than its portrayal of weird feelings and surreal moments that would be impossible to pull off in any other format. This video essay by Kristian Williams explains the appeal really well.

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A new project was technically already announced back in but with no news since then. The reveal included a short trailer which should be soon officially uploaded. Panty and Stocking Season 2 from Trigger. Showed a teaser trailer right at the end featuring new animation. Panty reforms from her cubed form and she and Stocking hold up two middle fingers.

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Enter Hidomi, a young teenaged girl who believes there is nothing amazing to expect from her average life, until one day when a new teacher named Haruko arrives at her school. Soon enough, Medical Mechanica is attacking her town and Hidomi discovers a secret within her that could save everyone, a secret that only Haruko can unlock. Martin Klein and Kari Wahlgren. There are no confirmations if these actors will reprise their roles for the upcoming seasons. Leave your thoughts on the trailer below in the comments section.

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We also have some plot details for the new shows—which, if Progressive and Alternative are anything to go by—will have very little tangible connection to the original series. The 20 best frontpeople in modern rock. Relive the golden age of aimless channel surfing with era-appropriate digital TV stations. G and NUT. It will be a sequel of some sort to Alternative , focusing on a boy and girl in high school and taking place 10 years after that series. Both shows will be produced by Jason DeMarco, the creative director at Toonami. Two viral videos showing a couple having sex in their private outdoor jacuzzi in a Hong Kong hotel have ignited privacy concerns among social media users. The videos, which were reportedly shared on Facebook and WhatsApp groups several days ago, show a couple having sex in their private outdoor jacuzzi as another person films them from above.

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Now we have the footage, and it looks weird… but in an unexpectedly weird way. Meanwhile, the war between the two entities known as Medical Mechanica and Fraternity rages across the galaxy. Enter Hidomi, a young teenaged girl who believes there is nothing amazing to expect from her average life, until one day when a new teacher named Haruko arrives at her school.

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The new seasons were commissioned by Adult Swim and produced by Production I. Character designer Yoshiyuki Sadamoto returned for the production, with original series director Kazuya Tsurumaki supervising the project alongside Katsuyuki Motohiro Psycho-Pass. Japanese rock band "The Pillows" also returned to contribute songs to the soundtrack. The duo find their lives colliding when two alien beings — one of them a familiar year-old woman riding a Vespa scooter — enter town and begin to battle over control of the pair's latent powers. FLCL: Alternative features the year-old Kana, a teenager who fully ascribes to Growing Up Sucks , and whose worries about the impending responsibilities of adulthood are interrupted when a mecha falls from the sky, along with a year-old Haruko. Soon, Kana and her friends find themselves being pulled into the alien's chaotic orbit.

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They teased us last year at Anime Expo with the return of the Pillows providing the soundtrack as if anyone else could do it , but this year, they upped the ante with a full trailer and lots of hints at things to come. Meanwhile, the war between the two entities known as Medical Mechanica and Fraternity rages across the galaxy. Enter Hidomi, a young teenaged girl who believes there is nothing amazing to expect from her average life, until one day when a new teacher named Haruko arrives at her school.