Fooly Cooly (FLCL) - Volume 1 (2000)
Parental Guidance Recommended
| Director: | Kazuya Tsurumaki |
| Actors: | Steve Kramer, Kari Wahlgren, Barbara Goodson, Mayumi Shintani, Jennifer Sekiguchi, Hiroshi Ito, Joe Martin, Jun Mizuki, Suzuki Matsuo, Izumi Kasagi |
1: Fooly Cooly — A girl from outer space?
Naota has enough to deal with at home. His older brother went to the US to play baseball. And his father and grandfather never behave like normal adults. Not to mention his brother's girlfriend is now making advances on him. Plus there's a so-called alien girl hitting on him. Literally. With a bass guitar. Oh, did we mention the robots that keep springing from his head?
2: Fire Starter — The god of the black flames
Hanging out by the river and playing with cats, no one would suspect that Mamimi is a girl with a dark past. She's been obsessed with the videogame "Fire Starter". Coincidentally, there's been a string of fires around town. Fires like the one that burned down the school 6 years ago, where Naota first met Mamimi. And if that's not enough, there's something growing inside Naota's head.
| Status: | Normal |
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| Run time: | 60mins |
| Origin: | JAPAN |
| Aspect Ratio: | 1.33:1 |
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Member Reviews (6)
6 Member
Reviews
Matt C.
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This series has a lot of potential which I hope turns up in later episodes
Matt C.
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This was better than I thought it would be. Not really big on the action but more of a thinking movie.
Jody Brown
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So cool from the makers of neon genesis Eva series, to this so crazy its to good to stop watching a must for any anime fan
simv
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Perhaps one of the best anime to come out in recent times. Awesome sound track (big ups to the Pillows), great humour, deep characters, lots of zaniness and a moving story to boot. If you are a fan of anime you'll love this. If you want to get into anime this a good place to start. A good introduction to the crazy and intelligent world that is Japanese animation.
XiaoLi
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Beyond the craziness and the wild creativeness of this show, are truck loads of pop culture references, a groovy soundtrack, lots of sexual innuendo, and the story of a boy trying to understand the world. Incredibly different and incredibly fun!
Andrew Gloss
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