There’s no word of what happened to Naota or Canti yet but I’m hopeful they will pop up again at some point. Set for release at the end of 2017 or early 2018, this new series of FLCL has an ...

The first robot that emerges, Canti, is pacified by a hit from Haruko’s bass guitar, and becomes sort of a servant to Naota and his family. Yes, this is where things get a little strange. FLCL ...

By contrast, FLCL‘s final episode sees Naota desperately hugging the guitar-wielding Haruko and sobbing. Through far too many innuendo-labelled robots, our hero has finally learned that maturity ...

Instead of Naota, the main character of the original FLCL (pronounced “Fooly Cooly”), Progressive focuses on Hidomi, a reserved girl who closes herself off from the world by wearing headphones ...

This is similar to the overall plot of FLCL, at least in the show's iconic first season.The Gainax classic focused on Naota Nandaba, who lives with his father and grandfather in a rather mundane life.

Naota and Haruhara Haruko are shown front-and-center as the pair reunite following their adventure in FLCL. The colorful trailer shows off Production I.G. and its fluid animation style.

FLCL‘s second and third seasons now have their own official titles. The show’s second season is titled FLCL Progressive. The third season is titled FLCL Alternative. The titles were announced ...

It’s time to dive back into the unending awkwardness of adolescence. Today marks the DVD and Blu-ray release of Seasons 2 and 3 of the classic anime FLCL — FLCL: Progressive and FLCL: Alternative.

Both FLCL Red and Blue Canti Figures from 1000 Toys are set at Previews Exclusives and set to release in October 2021. Pre-orders are already live, and fans can find the Red Canti here for $89.99 ...