Kill la Kill has inspired a large volume of fan art illustration and fan-fictions on the web.
In addition, the Kill la Kill Facebook page also has over 17,000 likes.
#Kill la kill tv#
There are numerous sites that provide episodic information about the series, such as the Kill la Kill Wiki, TV Tropes and Anime News Network. The show has gained a large online following on many sites, including on Tumblr, Reddit, 4chan's /a/ (Anime and Manga) board, Fanpop, My Anime List, and DeviantART. In North America, Kill la Kill is licensed by Aniplex of America and available for streaming on, Crunchyroll, and Hulu.
#Kill la kill series#
Upon its release, Kill la Kill was met by critical acclaims from the review circles, with the IGN describing the anime series as a "magical girl anime on speed" and the Anime News Network calling it "a nonstop feast of berserk cartoon imagination." Gawker's video game news site Kotaku also gave a positive review for the first half of the pilot series, describing it as an anime "doing everything it can to exemplify the term over-the-top." Online Presence As well as an anime series, the show also spawned a manga adaptation, which began serialization in Young Ace magazine on October 4, 2013. The series also marks the first original anime series from Studio Trigger, a company co-founded by Hiroyuki Imaishi. Kill la Kill first started out as an anime series directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi, who is also known for his work directing popular anime series such as Gurren Lagann and Panty & Stocking. Using Senketsu's special abilities, Ryuko rises against Satsuki and her henchmen to liberate Honnouji Academy and find out the truth behind her father's murder. Ryuko comes across a sentient sailor uniform she names Senketsu. Ryuko Matoi, a transfer student, is in search of the owner of the other half of the scissor blade, the person who killed her father. The story is set in Honnouji Academy, a fictional high school in Japan dominated by student council led by Satsuki Kiryuin.
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