Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne

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  • TV-MA
  • 2012
  • 2 Seasons
  • 6.0  (157)

Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne is a mecha anime series produced by Xebec and directed by Tatsuo Sato. The show was first aired on Japanese television in 2012 and later licensed by VIZ media for an English dubbed release in North America. The story follows a high school girl named Madoka Kyouno, who lives in the coastal city of Kamogawa. One day, she receives a strange call from a mysterious voice, which leads her to a secret underground lab where she discovers a giant robot known as Vox Aura. Madoka piloting the Vox Aura becomes the chosen one, designated to protect the earth from alien invasions by flying through space through Rin-ne, another dimension. Along with her friends and Vox Aura's AI, AI, Madoka battles against the alien forces to save the world.

The plot of the series is a classic sci-fi story, where giant robots are used as tools to protect the world from alien invasions. Still, Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne has a unique twist in that its focus is not so much on the war that Madoka and her friends have become involved in but with the individuals that are part of it. The show does an excellent job of blending action and comedy, giving it a light-hearted tone, making it enjoyable to both anime fans and newcomers to the medium.

The characters in Lagrange are entertaining and well-developed, with Madoka being a strong heroine who doesn't need anyone to hold her back. The other major characters, Lan and Muginami, add to the show's humor and depth. Lan is a mysterious girl from Kamogawa whose objective is unknown, as she is living in the same shrine as Madoka, while Muginami is a bubbly, ditzy girl who becomes more crucial to the show's story later on.

The voice acting in the series is one of the strongest points, with Kira Buckland providing Madoka's voice, Karen Strassman playing Lan, and Michelle Ruff taking on Muginami. They bring life to their characters, and their performances help to add to the show's comedic and emotional moments.

The series's animation is bright and colorful, making it perfect for younger audiences, but the intricate detail and smoothness of the action scenes have something for anime fans of all ages. The animation truly shines during the mecha battles, with Vox Aura looking incredible during its various forms.

In terms of music, Lagrange features an epic and inspiring soundtrack that fits the show's tone well. The opening theme song, "Try Unite!" by Megumi Nakajima, is up-tempo and catchy, invoking a sense of excitement for the show. The ending theme, "Hello!" by Maaya Uchida, is a more gentle and emotional song that provides a perfect close to each episode.

Overall, Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne is a fun and entertaining anime series that deserves a watch. It has a well-written story, likeable characters, and incredible animation and music. Fans of the mecha genre and sci-fi in general will enjoy the unique twist that the show brings to the genre, which focuses on character development and relationships rather than just action.

Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne is a series that is currently running and has 2 seasons (24 episodes). The series first aired on January 8, 2012.

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Another Day in Kamogawa
24. Another Day in Kamogawa
September 22, 2012
The anomaly brought on by Dizelmine continues to engulf Earth. As everyone watches helplessly, Yoko continues to believe in Madoka, who disappeared into the Rin-ne.
Beyond the Seas of Kamogawa
23. Beyond the Seas of Kamogawa
September 15, 2012
The anomaly triggered by Dizelmine's Magoltul is now spreading across the entire world. Meanwhile, the Jersey Club girls find themselves inside the Rin-ne, where a colossal Magoltul confronts them.
Betrayal Over the Skies of Kamogawa
22. Betrayal Over the Skies of Kamogawa
September 8, 2012
Dizelmine and Le Garite wage war against the Polyhedron. To figure out his friend's true intentions, Villagiulio heads out alone to confront Dizelmine and his new Ovid.
A White Kamogawa
21. A White Kamogawa
September 1, 2012
Machiko scolds Madoka for not deciding what to do with her life after graduation. But Madoka is focused on planning the going-away party for Kirius and Array, who have decided to return to their home planet.
Kamogawa Balloons
20. Kamogawa Balloons
August 25, 2012
Madoka, Lan, and Muginami have been feeling like someone is watching them. That someone turns out to be Reiko Miki, a first-year student.
A Vow to Kamogawa
19. A Vow to Kamogawa
August 18, 2012
Angered by Dizelmine and Villagiulio's neglect of Yurikano's feelings, Madoka punches them. After realizing Yurikano's true wish, the two kings agree to reestablish friendly relations between their nations, vowing to bring peace to the Polyhedron.
May This Voice Reach Kamogawa
18. May This Voice Reach Kamogawa
August 11, 2012
Dizelmine and Moid's experiment with Madoka has created an anomaly aboard the Le Garite ship. As the chaos spreads, Muginami tries to escape with Madoka, while Dizelmine orders his men to have Yurikano evacuated to safety.
In Orbit Above the Summer Skies of Kamogawa
17. In Orbit Above the Summer Skies of Kamogawa
August 5, 2012
Madoka and her friends hop aboard Dizelmine's ship hoping to see Yurikano. To their surprise, the girls are given a warm welcome by Dizelmine, who expresses his gratitude for their being good friends with his sister.
A Reunion in Kamogawa
16. A Reunion in Kamogawa
July 29, 2012
Dizelmine and Villagiulio arrive on Earth to attend the Intergalactic Conference being held to discuss the conflict between their home planets Le Garite and De Metrio. Soon after, an unidentified Ovid crash-lands near the seas of Kamogawa.
The Kamogawa Experiment
15. The Kamogawa Experiment
July 21, 2012
Madoka is asked by Asteria to take part in the Vox Particle Control Experiment, the same one Dizelmine performed on Lan.
Mayhem On Kamogawa Beach
14. Mayhem On Kamogawa Beach
July 14, 2012
Madoka flies off in Vox Aura to break up the fight between Lan and Muginami. But the Le Garite Occupation Forces intervene and prevent her from reaching out to her friends, and the three girls are once again separated.
Welcome Back to Kamogawa!
13. Welcome Back to Kamogawa!
July 7, 2012
Several months have passed since Lan and Muginami left Earth. Now in her final year of high school, Madoka spends most of her days thinking about her friends, when Lan suddenly returns to Kamogawa City.
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Where to Watch Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne
Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne is available for streaming on the VIZ Media website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Lagrange: The Flower of Rin-ne on demand at Amazon Prime and Pluto TV.
  • Premiere Date
    January 8, 2012
  • IMDB Rating
    6.0  (157)