You liked FLCL, right? I thought so.
Take the utter insanity of FLCL and then add a bunch of cute teenage twin girls. Now give them all guns and rocket launchers and jet bikes, and have them battle random giant gooey white monsters among other things.
With this you will have Futakoi Alternative.
This show is like taking the word awesome and making a series out of it. Of course, it's not certain yet if there will be all too much substance to the show, but that doesn't really matter. But judging by the way the first episode ended, I do believe that the series is going to be delivering some drama somewhere along the line, which would make it that much better.
The plot at this point is fairly basic: Rentarou is a college dropout who runs his own detective agency, and for some reason or another Sara and Soujo, two 15 year old twin sisters live with him and are utterly devoted to him. Much insane gunplay and explosions insue while they tackle their detective missions. In the midst of all this are five other sets of teenage twins, including the swordswomen Ai and Mai (I think those are their names) and the rocket launcher bearing Lala and Lulu. Speaking of Lala:
Go. Watch this now. I command you.
Take the utter insanity of FLCL and then add a bunch of cute teenage twin girls. Now give them all guns and rocket launchers and jet bikes, and have them battle random giant gooey white monsters among other things.
With this you will have Futakoi Alternative.
This show is like taking the word awesome and making a series out of it. Of course, it's not certain yet if there will be all too much substance to the show, but that doesn't really matter. But judging by the way the first episode ended, I do believe that the series is going to be delivering some drama somewhere along the line, which would make it that much better.
The plot at this point is fairly basic: Rentarou is a college dropout who runs his own detective agency, and for some reason or another Sara and Soujo, two 15 year old twin sisters live with him and are utterly devoted to him. Much insane gunplay and explosions insue while they tackle their detective missions. In the midst of all this are five other sets of teenage twins, including the swordswomen Ai and Mai (I think those are their names) and the rocket launcher bearing Lala and Lulu. Speaking of Lala:
Go. Watch this now. I command you.
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