Space Patrol Luluco
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Synopsis
All 13-year-old Luluco wants is to be normal, which is already a losing battle when you live in Ogikubo, Earth's only intergalactic immigration zone where aliens and humans share grocery stores and school hallways. Things get worse when her Space Patrol officer dad accidentally freezes himself solid, and Luluco breaks him in half trying to help. Now she's been drafted by Over Justice, a literal flaming skeleton in a uniform, to serve as an undercover Space Patrol officer at her own middle school. Her partners include the impossibly cool transfer student ΑΩ Nova, who she definitely does not have a crush on, and Midori, a classmate with her own questionable agenda. Each episode is about seven minutes long, and Studio Trigger uses every second of that runtime to cram in absurd action sequences, sight gags, and loving nods to their own catalog. if you've seen Inferno Cop or Kill la Kill, you'll catch the references, but they're not required viewing. The whole thing plays out like a coming-of-age story got thrown into a blender with a sentai show and a love letter to animation itself. If you liked the chaotic energy of Tenchi Muyo or the short-form weirdness of Inferno Cop, this is right in that lane. Thirteen episodes, each barely longer than a coffee break, and genuinely one of the most charming things Trigger has put out.
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What an incredible finale. I loved how the series embraced everything that made it special. Over-the-top action, heartfelt moments, and nonstop Trigger references while giving Luluco a satisfying conclusion. Watching her become "Miss Trigger" felt like the perfect ending, celebrating both her growth and Studio Trigger's unique style. It was a short series, but every minute was memorable.
This episode was pure hype from beginning to end. I loved watching Luluco regain her determination while everyone joined forces for one massive battle. The action was incredibly fluid, the references kept coming, and seeing Nova finally fight alongside Luluco again made the emotional payoff even stronger. It perfectly set the stage for an exciting finale
This episode was surprisingly emotional despite all the ridiculous comedy surrounding it. I never expected Inferno Cop to become Luluco's biggest source of encouragement, but his advice about moving forward after heartbreak was genuinely inspiring. The mix of heartfelt moments, absurd humor, and Trigger's signature style made this one of the most memorable episodes in the series.
This episode completely changed the direction of the story. I was shocked when Nova revealed his true mission and Luluco literally had her heart stolen. The twist made their romance much more meaningful than I expected, turning what seemed like a simple crush into an emotional turning point. It was easily one of the most dramatic episodes so far
This episode was complete chaos in the best way possible. The crossover with Sex and Violence with Machspeed caught me completely off guard, but it somehow fit perfectly with Luluco's unpredictable world. The nonstop absurd humor, bizarre action, and surprising romantic moments made it another unforgettable episode, while Nova's mysterious behavior left me wondering if something bigger is about to happen.
This episode slowed things down just enough to give Luluco and Nova a genuinely sweet moment. I really enjoyed seeing their relationship progress, especially with the unexpected kiss that made Luluco's feelings even more obvious. At the same time, the episode stayed true to Trigger's style by packing in hilarious references and clever callbacks, making it both heartfelt and incredibly entertaining.
This was easily one of the craziest episodes so far. The trip to the Thread-Ball Planet turned into an incredible love letter to Kill la Kill, packed with familiar visuals, music, and references that made the whole experience even more exciting. Even with all the fan service for Trigger fans, the episode still pushed Luluco and Nova's relationship forward in a fun and emotional way.
This episode was pure Trigger insanity, and I loved every second of it. The chase after Lalaco became increasingly absurd, with impossible space physics, over-the-top action, and nonstop visual jokes. Despite all the chaos, the story continued to build the mystery surrounding Luluco's family while keeping its energetic comedy. Every episode somehow manages to become even more outrageous than the last.
This episode turned the action up another level while introducing Luluco's mother as an incredibly cool and unpredictable space pirate. I loved how the series mixed ridiculous comedy with over-the-top battles and countless Trigger references. Over Justice's absurd transformation was easily the funniest moment, but the ending also made me curious about Lalaco's true intentions and what she'll do next.
Season 2 started with another hilarious adventure while expanding Luluco's family story. I didn't expect the biggest surprise to be the reveal that her missing mother is actually a legendary space pirate. The episode balanced ridiculous comedy with an intriguing new mystery, and it definitely made me curious about Luluco's past and what role her mother will play next
This episode introduced Midori, and she instantly became one of the funniest characters in the series. Her smooth talking and shameless attitude made every scene entertaining, while Luluco's growing feelings for Nova added a surprisingly cute touch. The comedy was as absurd as ever, and I liked how the episode ended by teasing an even bigger adventure ahead.
This episode was just as fun as the first, with even more ridiculous humor and nonstop action. I really liked Nova's introduction and Luluco's instant crush on him, which made several scenes surprisingly sweet despite the chaos. The fast pacing, quirky characters, and over-the-top comedy kept me smiling the whole time. I'm excited to see how Luluco's new partnership develops.
What a chaotic and hilarious start! The episode wasted no time throwing Luluco into the absurd world of space police after her father's unexpected accident. I loved the fast-paced humor, over-the-top animation, and nonstop energy that only Studio Trigger can deliver. It was a short episode, but it left me excited to see what kind of crazy adventures Luluco will face next
Luluco de regreso y con todo decidido. La confesión llega y hace algo que no esperabas en un anime así: rompe al personaje que menos debía romperse. Emotivo, inesperado y con una animación que sube varios escalones
Luluco en el infierno y encuentra al único que podía entenderla. Inferno Cop tiene la conversación más inesperadamente emotiva del anime y la manda de regreso con las pilas cargadas. Crossover perfecto en el momento perfecto.
El episodio que te destroza. Nova resulta ser exactamente lo que no querías que fuera y las consecuencias llegan de golpe. El punto de quiebre emocional del anime en 7 minutos.
El episodio más extraño de la serie. Tres cuartas partes son básicamente otro anime con Luluco gritando de fondo. Si conoces SEX and VIOLENCE with MACHSPEED te va a encantar, si no, probablemente no entiendas nada.
Crossover con Little Witch Academia y Sucy roba el episodio sin esfuerzo. Luluco celosa de Nova en una academia de brujas es puro caos divertido. El veneno de Sucy tiene un giro que no esperabas. Si conoces LWA, es un regalo.
Ogikubo fue robada y el trío sale al espacio a buscarla. El planeta al que llegan es una referencia directa a Kill la Kill y el fanservice de Trigger para sus seguidores es evidente.
Lalaco en modo destrucción total y solo una persona puede frenarla. El episodio tiene buen ritmo y la dinámica familiar se complica de formas que no esperabas. Corto pero efectivo.
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