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Flcl Episode 6 Flcl episode 6 Continue 8 Facebook Promotions LinkedIn SMS Email Season 1 / Episode 5, Fool on the Planet /Cartoon Network Fooly Cooley is coming to the end of his season with a bit of a message in its own wacky cool way; If you want something, completely complainin' and go after it! Ok, so maybe it was a bit of a shallow end, especially compared to last season, but it was still a fun adventure and I'm looking forward to what they bring on. Episode 6, Our Run, begins where the last episode stopped with the arrival of Atomsk. Haruko then builds a giant bird cage to try to capture it. Hidomi tells Haruko to get the loss to give Ide back to her. This is perhaps the deepest moment of the season. Haruko scolds Hidomi, calling her a child for wanting something just because she demands it, and that she will get nothing, whining. But if she throws her power away from Haruko, she'll strike a deal. Hidomi knows it's BS and proclaims that if she really wants something, she's just going to take it. And Haruko congratulates her: You get a gold star! It's not about words, it's about action, and Hidomi jumps into action and attacks Haruko. When the cage is complete, Haruko plans to capture the king of pirates; however, Atomsk is too big and ends up sucking up Haruko and Hidomi instead. During this, the Medical Mechanics Plant attacks people with mochi and turning people into stone (or harden the mochi?). In the midst of this chaos, Iko finds his house and his father is crushed by a mochi. He gives her the savings she was collecting and tells her to run. Mori meets her and takes her to go find the pot plant that is the trigger. Look, I know what FLCL is, but even this episode was missing in terms of its history. It was all the time, more than usual. Inside Atomsk, Haruko and Hidomi find an old lady, trying to make Knty's head work. At the same time, Iko and Mori run to Hidomi's mother in search of a potted plant. They find it at Ida's, and as soon as Iko touches her, a giant plant pops out of her head, and she connects to Cotti, allowing Hidomi and her mother to speak. They clean the air about closing the family cafe, and Hidomi wants to wait for her father until her mom feels it's time to move on and be the best mother for her. They both agree to open a cafe, but for themselves, not for anyone else. It's a sweet moment, if a little soppi. Attacking the giant monster, Canti springs into action to save Hidomi. He then completely destroys Hidomi's headphones, allowing her to turn into the robot we saw at the beginning of the first episode. Meanwhile, our group on the ground goes to the Medical Mechanica plant, and Iko uses the plant to convert into vines that grow around the plant. Haruko and Hidomi escape, only to find Knty, who shows up as a sign of Atomsk his screen. The two proclaim that they must take what they want and fight and race up to Canti while simultaneously giving him a kiss. This leads to haruko getting the power it yeard, if only for a short time. She can not hold power and literally tossing a pirate king. Canti also throws up; however, it is Ide that arises. This is the best moment we get this season: the actual, vulnerable and sincere Haruko. Frustrated, Haruko angrily attacks Atomsk, shouting and demanding to know why he continues to refuse to become her. This anger gives way to sadness, as it cannot understand why it continues to refuse. Sure, it's the power she wants, but this is the first time we have her true sense of love from Haruko. Two hugs, and as Haruko kisses Atomsk, his power frees itself and flies away, leaving Jinyu in his place with Haruko roaring in her hands. It was nice to see a little humanity from Haruko, not her just being a force of destruction. It's not the first time, but it's the deepest thing we've ever seen with her. And then we get a cheesy happy ending for most of our characters. Ico returns to normal life, and Mori - his girlfriend. Mama Hidomi reopens the cafe, though ruined, with Canti even working there, and Ide has a very awkward talk to let Haruko down easily. Haruko laughs hysterically and again goes to pursue Atomsk. An old woman from a companion restores father Iko and old man. This is where we have my favorite revelation when it turns out that he is the son of eyebrows from the first season. He even has tiny eyebrows like his father's, and I almost died laughing. This season was really chaotic, and this episode was the best example of that. It wasn't the best episode and not the best finale, but it's still decent. The first season was really something special. Unsurprisingly, the lightning bolt was caught twice. It's still worth watching for FLCL fans and beginners. I'm looking forward to seeing if we'll get some more character development from Haruko considering where it ended in this episode. Join us back in September for the third season, Fooly Cooly: Alternative. Want black Nerd Problems updates sent directly to you? Sign up here! Follow the news on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr, YouTube and Google? 8 Facebook Promotions LinkedIn SMS Email Edit Comments Share FLCLimax is the sixth and final episode of the first season of FLCL. His English dub aired on August 13, 2003 on Adult Swim. Summary editing source There's a huge, giant hand hanging over Mabase and the Medical Mechanica plant hasn't quit smoking after a battle with the last robot. Both Haruko and Kty are wanted. Mamimi has found a new friend, a small robot that has a taste for eating mechanical things. Summary (edit editing) Haruko and Cotti disappeared and became steel Gunmen, while smoke continues to pour out of the Medical Mechanica plant after the robot's latest attack, enveloping Mabase in the fog. Naota and his friends see Mamimi looking for something in the grass. When he finally realizes that Mamimi will never return his feelings, he decides to ignore her. Mamimi finds a small, dog-like robot by the river. She runs away with her cell phone, which she lets him eat, and she grows as a result. Haruko returns to Nandab's residence for dinner, forcing Naota to later ask her in tears why she left. Commander Amarao and Lieutenant Kitsurubami are trying to find the Terminal Core of the robot, which they pulled out of the river, which, as it turned out, the creature Mamimi fed. He absorbs part of Knt before Haruko feeds Naota to him, then he merges into a giant arm next to the iron. From this Haruko hopes to extract Atomsk, the celestial being, the power of which she desires. Before the giant hand can fully understand the Medical Mechanica plant, Knt stops it when Naota comes out of his head, glowing with the infinite energy of Atomsk. Stunned, Haruko flies into a rage, seeking to acquire the power of Atomsk, destroying Naot. Before he can finish Haruko, Naota stops and, declaring his love for her, kisses her, allowing Atomsk to completely get out of his channel N.O. Atomsk consumes terminal nucleus and explosions into space. Before leaving, Haruko asks Naota if he wants to accompany her in her search for Atomsk, but she quickly declines her offer, explaining that Naota is still just a child. Haruko takes the guitars of Naota and Atomsk, presumably keeping it as a souvenir, and approaches the sky on the vespa, leaving Naota to find her guitar lying among the wreckage. In the epilogue, life returns to normal life in Mabase, a year has passed since Haruko left, and Naota and his friends began their junior school year. There is a typical dispute over drinks between Naota and Ninamori, implying some minor signs of romance. Naota kept Haruko's guitar as a souvenir in his room; Whether he learned to play or not is unknown. He mentions that Mamimi left Mabas to take up photography. Naota ends his final monologue with the same statement made in the first episode, which contrasts with the events of the series: Nothing interesting is happening here. At the end of the credits, Vespa Haruko is seen parked in Naota's house. Songs Edit Source Carnival Funny Rabbit Come Down One Life Another Morning Beautiful Morning With You Nightmare The Last Dinosaur I Think I Can Little Busters Ride on Shooting Star Credits Edit Source Original Concept: GAINAX Directors: Kazuya Tsurumaki, Masahiko Ozuka Executive Producers: Toshimichi Ohtsuki, Mitshuhi Ishikawa, Hiroyuki Yamaga Hiroki Sato Japanese Cast English Cast Gallery Gallery Naota tells Haruko he likes herAdd photos in this Trivia gallery to edit the source of FLCL Community content available according to CC-BY-SA, unless stated otherwise. The end is close with both Haruko and Kty in general. Medical Mechanics is preparing to move. Before Amarao can do anything to stop it, he must find the terminal core. Momimi made new friends with an appetite for mechanics. The original FLCL was a hyperactive distillation of childhood in terms of its crew. The experiences of director Kazui Tsurumaki as a child led to naota, the boy who keeps the facade on the sidelines, insisting on the mundanity of his life, despite many insane events disturbing him.
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