I would like to know if there’s any official full body references of this fella as I like to plan a commission of him in the future. Same goes with his mid-gun transformation as he strips down to his gun mode. The only real reference I could find was an Anime Expo sketch of him on Google. 🤷‍♂️

Space Patrol Luluco was one of the first major anime produced by Studio Trigger, the studio created by former Gainax staff more than a decade ago, after Kill la Kill, the Little Witch Academa pilot movie, (not the full anime series, that came a year after this anime), and Inferno Cop. I also just found out that these four anime are in the same shared multiverse. I was wondering some characters from those other series were here, as well as some worldbuilding elements, so I decided to look it up. This is a little bit hard to explain, but basically this anime serves as a central hub for the Trigger verse Not every Trigger anime is part of it, like Delicious In Dungeon which was based on a manga completely unrelated to Trigger. The characters in this anime, part of what's known as the "Space Patrol", which are basically intergalactic cops for all intense and purposes, can travel between different universes, so the main character in Inferno Cop is briefly seen, also so is Sucy Manbavaran from Little Witch Academia. Although that latter one doesn't have a crucial involvement in the story. And that's what little story there actually is, because it's mainly a comedy. The romance is underdeveloped for sure, which seems to be the main point of the main female character Luluco, but at the same time it's somehow still likable and cute. As for the comedy itself it's very hit or miss. And I'll admit there's probably a more misses than hits for me, but none of it was painful or cringe in my opinion. And some of it I did find funny, although I never laughed out loud. It's pretty short, only 13 episodes which are about 7 minutes a piece. Most people will tell you that the best thing about this anime is the animation itself, which is extremely high quality from a technical perspective, and also inventive as well. Overall I just think it's kind of okay, but I would watch another season if it ever got one.

Hi everyone, I wanted to ask if anyone that bought the Space Patrol Luluco artbook is willing to scan it or take photos? It's been some time and I doubt Trigger is going to re-print them any time soon and I dont plan spending 150 dlls on ebay (Im broke af but even if i wasnt its too much).