FLCL, Volume 2

By Hajime Ueda

Book Overview

Naota goes from high school nothing to mutant warrior in the blink of any eye. But what does it all mean? The town stirs with gossip when the Mayor's adulterous affair makes headlines. But his daughter, Ninamori, the class president and Naota's friend, is having a hard time of it. So hard, in fact, that she turns into a giant balloon to challenge Naota in battle. And Haruko is closing in on the interplanetary foes she was dispatched to dispatch. And is there any saving Mamimi from he downwardly spiraling descent into madness. Plunge deeper into the dreamscape with FLCL Volume 2.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1591823978
• ISBN13: 9781591823971
• Release Date: November 2003
• Publisher: TokyoPop
• Length: 198 Pages
• Weight: 0.47 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.8" x 7.7"
• Age Range: 13 years and up

Customer Reviews

Even better them the first

I liked this book more then vol.1, but I think it's becuse vol.1 got me used to Hajime Ueda uneque style. And maybe the epic end. It's good read it.

NICE!

FLOOLY COOLY! FLCL! FLOOLY COOLY! FLCL! FLOOLY COOLY! FLCL! WOW! What a great two book series! By far the hardest to follow manga I've read, but definately the funniest. Great Stuff. If your new 2 reading manga then maybe you should see the anime first (very bright but slightly less hard to follow). Some parts seem to skip around, so my advice is to just keep reading OR flip ahead of the confusing part and read that, then go back to the confusing part and put both togeather. (If this is confuing just read the book). Overall great ending and funny but CONFUSING plot. Nice!

From the insanity of the maker of End Of Evangelion.

The same man who made "End of Evangelion" comes back with a little piece of his mind of pure insanity. In a world gone mad, young Noaka is trying to live a normal life in his little hometown. With his brother gone to America, his ex-girlfriend chasing after him, and an alien from outer space, saying that she is here to "protect" the world.

flcl is better than the bible

ok some of you anime nerds come here and critisize the manga because it wasn't like the anime. hello. wake up. it's called artistic differences. take battle royale for example the movie and the book were extremely different but did i hate the movie because everything in the book didn't happen exactly, no. to tell you the truth im really glad its not like the anime. why would i want to buy something that i have already seen? but some of you out there buy stuff just to waste money. if your smart you will pick this up and keep and open mind about it. understand a story is never set in stone and new and different takes are nice.

Wow!

Some of you probably hate the FLCL manga. But, if you really liked the OVA series, you should like this. But - be advised: the manga is almost entirely different from the animation.I actually wish they would have made the animation based on the manga, but it's better that we have them both. The manga is a little more graphic and intense (and sketchy, confusing), but you really have to shove the book up to your nose to understand it and put the frames together. Then, you realize the style and jumpy drawing is the mood of the story, etc.I hope you pay close attention and enjoy it...