Studio Trigger’s debut TV anime, Kill la Kill, aired 24 episodes throughout two seasons in 2013 and 2014. Even though the magic girl action-comedy had its share of controversies and ended up broadcasting on Adult Swim’s Toonami block, it proved to be a tremendously popular fan favorite.
As a result of the series’ success, many Kill la Kill fans have expressed a desire to spend more time with the students of Honnouji Academy. There’s a good chance they’d be better off playing the video game or rewatching the series on Crunchyroll (Funimation), Netflix (Netflix), or Hulu (Hulu).
This section will be useful if you’re trying to figure out how people feel about it. Kill La Kill has a MyAnimeList rating of 8.1/10 and an IMDb rating of 7.9/10. As if that wasn’t enough, this show has a total of 1005 Rotten Tomatoes. If you’re the type who watches anime based on the critics’ reviews, by all means, do it.
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Kill la Kill follows Ryuko Matoi, a high school student who is searching for the killers of her father. To get to Honnouji Academy, a school where the student council controls with an iron hand and the tight class structure is enforced with special Goku Uniforms, she uses half of her father’s scissor blade.
Although Ryuko doesn’t choose it, she ends up getting a super-powerful sailor outfit of her own: Senketsu, a sentient sailor outfit that pushes itself upon Ryuko in exchange for blood. Satsuki Kiryuin, the president of the student council, has her uniform called Junketsu, which Ryuko uses to battle her.
In Kill la Kill, the story takes numerous twists and turns. This anime has a wide range of themes, including nudism and resistance, shonen tournaments, new villains who make old antagonists sympathetic, a friendship-turned-romance between Ryuko and her hyperactive classmate Mako Makanshoku, alien invasions, narrative excuses for the most ridiculous fan service costumes, and a wealth of themes surrounding fashion, fascism, and sexuality.
The second season of Kill la Kill, which has been seven years in the making, seems implausible and needless. All of the series’ Life Fibers were destroyed at the end of season one, putting an end to the series’ villains.
The Blu-ray and DVD releases of Kill la Kill have an OVA epilogue that is exclusively available to those who own the show’s DVD and Blu-ray editions. Episode 7 of Space Patrol Luluco also featured a trip to the Kill la Kill universe. It’s more conceivable that characters from Kill la Kill may appear in a different anime than a Kill la Kill Season 2 given that all Studio Trigger’s works are considered to have the same universe.
Kill la Kill the Game: IF was revealed at Anime Expo in July 2018 by Trigger and Arc System Works, along with the release date.
Kill la Kill is an action, anime, and single-player online PvP game that is graphically gorgeous.
PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, and PC versions of the game were released in July 2019. The plot resembles that of an anime series.
The game can be purchased on Steam for a fee.
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