of youth ." . HC is essentially (actually on the surface) a very gentle work, it is like a memory that will be recalled after many years, whether it is sadness or joy, it has become exuding after the passage of time. Fragments of faint light, sweet and sad in the hearts of people.
But if I were to describe FLCL, the words I would use would probably be "neuropathy", "blank window in the brain", "Is there a normal person in GAINAX? How is that possible" and "I love you, Haruko!" All kinds of explosions, fights, service shots (they do it on purpose), cat ears, long bumps on the head, puberty horny sclerosis syndrome, the protagonist is the fifth grader of the stinky face, a beautiful alien with a brain out of the window A woman, a cat-eared female high school student who she likes but likes her brother, the mayor's daughter who seems to like her but doesn't like her, a TV-faced housewife life robot, etc. The iron-like building in the center of the city spewed out a hazy mist, slowly covering all the noise.
The evaluation of this film is probably "Hao Kuai", "OTAKU", "Alternative", right? But I see youth.
When I read "Kyushu", I saw a sentence: "Youth is like a lion, colliding in a moldy house."
This is the confusion and restlessness that only youth can have and can never be replicated.
The arrival of Haruko broke the tranquility of life, and then they reluctantly (little brat) and excitedly (red-haired woman) ran around in this small city, as if they were trapped by something. There was a hysterical release because of Haruko, and everyone was slowly growing, yes, they were growing.
When Haruko sat on the yellow electric car and stretched out her hand and said, "Would you like to go with me?", the boy who first burst out with "I like you" shook his head.
The back figure went away in the raging flames, shrinking until it disappeared.
This is youth, dreary, irritable, irritable, worried, full of uncertainty, exploded because of the arrival of that woman, and gradually flows into a calm and stable river because of her.
A crazy summer is finally over.
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