Even in the strange and wondrous world of anime, 2000’s FLCL feels like a one-of-a-kind show. The original series follows a 12-year-old boy who meets an alien woman, gets thrown into her conflict with ...

It’s not easy to talk about FLCL. It’s tough to articulate what makes it so moving. I recently rewatched the original series all in one go (it’s only six episodes) and still found it almost ...

After 18 long years, the cult classic has returned with fresh new episodes and fans are incredibly excited by the premiere. With moments hearkening back to the original OVA, incredibly odd events only ...

One of the major attractions for anime fans at C2E2 was the announcement that Toonami and Adult Swim would be hosting a panel on the new seasons of FLCL. Fans who attended the C2E2 panel were treated ...

The main problem with FLCL Progressive is encapsulated by the final shot of this episode: an extreme close-up of Haruko’s lips as she sets up the next episode by dramatically intoning, “Medical ...

After 17 years, FLCL has returned with the premiere of Progressive, the first of two follow-ups to the original, bizarre, coming-of-age anime. Rather than focusing on what’s new about the sequel ...

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 2000 to 2001. The ...

This is a spoiler-free review of FLCL: Progressive, or FLCL 2. Below are links to reviews of the individual episodes. Every review after episode 1 has spoilers, so please read with caution. FLCL: ...