Yes.Chloe_666 wrote:I have a question: Has anybody read the FLCL manga?
Yes, it most definitely is.Chloe_666 wrote:I dont now if the story of the manga is a bit different from the story in the anime.
Yes, it is. That's one of the things that turns me off about it.Chloe_666 wrote:Its hard to tell because the manga is drawn realy bad.
Eh... he had more important things (read: finally finishing up the NGE mangaflclimber wrote:If you ask me, though, Sadamoto should have done it to keep the feel of the show.
) to work on.The way I remember it, the manga diverged too much from the anime for the two stories to really coexist.flclimber wrote:In a way, it isn't a retelling of the story with Ueda's art. It's simply a companion to the anime!
Except for the things that <i>do</i> just happen, because the people in charge thought they would be cool.~Chrono~ wrote:And... this is FLCL.
Nothing just happens here, everything has a meaning.
Pretty much every thing you said is true, the reason canti turns red i believe is because of N.O. not which is what naota and atomsk powers r ohh and not to mention, Ninamouri has NO too so if canti ate her hed prolly turn red too.Scintilla wrote:Canti's a Medical Mechanica robot (as Haruko says in ep 2 -- and if you look, you can see the MM logo on his chest), and the hand that's fighting him is half of another one. (The robot that comes out of Naota's head in ep 2 is the second half.)
I'm pretty sure that red Canti is Canti with the power of Atomsk (Amarao says as much in ep 5), esp. with Atomsk's symbol showing up on his screen. However, in the later episodes, Canti turns red after eating Naota, so it's not entirely clear.
