Adult Swim has released a trailer for FLCL Alternative, the second of two new FLCL seasons airing this year. The first season of the fan-favorite anime aired from 2000 to 2001, while the first sequel ...

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 ...

On social media, Toonami shared new character design artwork by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto for the new season of FLCL. Toonami also teased that new information about the show’s return will be revealed in the ...

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 ...

Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, the original character designer behind FLCL, as well as Neon Genesis Evangelion and Wolf Children, is returning for the FLCL sequel series, Production I.G announced during a panel ...

A subtitled version of this episode already aired on Adult Swim’s website on April Fools’ Day and I reviewed it at the time, but things have changed since then. We’re now in a post-FLCL Progressive ...

We often write off sequels as unnecessary, and FLCL’s sequel seasons have certainly been no exception. But a sequel’s very lack of necessity is also what gives it so much fascinating potential: It ...

FLCL Alternative struggled with a bit of an identity crisis in its early episodes, coming off like a good slice-of-life anime unfortunately muddled by the burden of having to honor the FLCL label. It ...

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: ...