On March 31, 2018 at midnight, Toonami unexpectedly premiered the first episode of Alternative in a sneak preview in Japanese with English subtitles as part of April Fools Day. Accidentally brought early for April Fool’s day, FLCL’s lax cousin was forced to bear the burden Progressive was supposed to have, that being the weight of being the sequel to a legendary piece of animated passion. 1 of 1 episodes seen 1 of 1 episodes seen They didn’t put as much effort into as the original FLCL, even the creator said he didn’t want a sequel but Gainax lost the rights to basically nearly everything.…Watching FLCL is like eating 6 crackers, watching FLCL Progressive is like eating of the same type of crackers but from a box that is a little bit closer to the expiration date.

This FLCL Alternative review contains spoilers. Overall Alternative is a 7/10 in my book, but I obviously don't expect it to surpass the original as realistically most reboots do not.Keep track of everything you watch; tell your friends. FLCL is blunt, confusing, hilarious, and occasionally heartbreaking, and that’s because life itself is blunt, confusing, hilarious, and occasionally heartbreaking. It aired on October 13, 2018 at 11:30 PM ET on Adult Swim's Toonami block. He likes other media too, but who cares about that? It sidelined its own protagonist’s role, leaving its core messages and delivery half-baked. Kana and her friends design a bottle rocket and launch it into space, even though it might not get there at all. The original FLCL was a zany visual affair that still holds up today and helped define what anime is to a generation of Western fans who grew up on Toonami. Accidentally brought early for April Fool’s day, FLCL’s lax cousin was forced to bear the burden Progressive was supposed to have, that being the weight of being the sequel to a legendary piece of animated passion. The Pillows needle drop hits just as hard and good. Decent watch but just like Progressive, it doesn't match the wackiness or memorability of the first series.Much better.

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It shouldn’t have worked as well as it did but here we are with FLCL cemented as a cult classic which is impressive in its own right. This FLCL Alternative review contains spoilers. Seven years after the defeat of the Spiral King, Simon and the Dai-Gurren brigade must set out to the vastness of space to defeat a new threat and save the universe. Life seems to drift by for Kana Koumoto and her friends in their small Japanese town. Two friends, Simon and Kamina, become the symbols of rebellion against the powerful Spiral King, who forced mankind into subterranean villages. However, just when the rocket is completed, a robot suddenly crashes into and destroys it, shortly followed by a pink-haired woman claiming to be a "Galactic Investigator".Yes, it's better than Progressive, not as good as the original, let's get into it.It's important to note that there in fact good things about FLCL Alternative. Progressive focused more on adding intrusive lore elements to…Watching FLCL is like eating 6 crackers, watching FLCL Progressive is like eating of the same type of crackers but from a box that is a little bit closer to the expiration date. As well, if you've never seen you original, you will also appreciate Alternative.It somehow manages to replicate the original FLCL, while also somehow managing to have its own identity. FLCL Progressive and Alternative are sequels to the original, staffed with a new team of creators with various episodes done by various people and studios, and both funded by Toonami. is not completely fair to judge things by comparison, but I’m about to do a lot of judgement by comparison. Some high-school girls have their ordinary days disrupted when a guitar-wielding misfit rolls into their lives. 20 years after meddling into the bank heist of a notorious robber named Gasback, Vash the Stampede is heading towards Macca City. FLCL: Alternative Episode 2 Review. Alternative takes a new angle entirely, focusing on a group of four teenage girls on the verge of adulthood rather than the beginning of adolescence. It tries to pander to the original fans but at the same time doing nothing of it’s own besides some of the painful and predictable stuff anime has to offer. [Critique Blu-ray] – FLCL / progressive / alternative 21 février 2020 cinetechno Aucun commentaire anime , Blu-ray , FLCL , japonais Titre : FLCL / progressive / alternative People need to stop bitching the moment they see something unfamiliar like Jesus chhhriiist.Not sure why, but here's THE MOST comprehensive list of them for your enjoymentMy Asian films/anime series/concert collection, expanding constantlyTV/Miniseries I found on letterboxd ranked in order-- Just Anime Series / Ova Available on Letterboxd -- A young girl arrives at a school of superhumans to find out the truth behind her father's murder. Watching FLCL Alternative is like eating 6 more crackers but they are from a box that is even closer to the expiration date than the last, All the crackers are still good. For example, on March 10, 2007, comedian/actor Sinbad was falsely reported dead on his Wikipedia entry.This news was taken as fact and spread quickly, even …