Uchuu Patrol Luluco

If you liked the constant action, an inventive direction (same director), the charismatic characters and the nonsense plot of Kill La Kill is almost impossible you don't sympathize with Uchuu Patrol Luluco at least. 

Done by both the same animation studio and director, as well as sharing many characteristics in tone and ideas. The main character is basically if Mako was the protagonist instead of Ryuko, and the characters turn into guns in their transformation sequences, rather than changing clothes.  

While the stories in Uchuu Patrol Luluco and Kill la Kill may be different, outfit transformations are present in them. Some of the story, art style, and comedy in Uchuu Patrol Luluco appear to be influenced by Kill la Kill. The main character, Luluco, is similar to one of characters in Kill la Kill – Mako – both in which are very carefree and energetic. If you are interested in bizarre settings with high intense action scenes, then you’ll most likely enjoy these anime as well.  

Two Trigger anime by director Hiroyuki Imaishi featuring his trademark style of smashing together the lowbrow and highbrow with bombastic beauty. 

They have similar art style and live in a strange town. Also, the main character reminds me of Mako because they both get bad grades and live in a run down house, but Luluco only lives with her dad.  

Uchuu Patrol Luluco is a homage of Trigger Studio to its animes (& Gainax's). Basically, it's a non-stop dynamic and energetic mad venture just like KLK with a lot of references to Trigger's stuff. It's the to-go stuff when you're like "I now have a void I would like to fulfill by watching a show that has a lot of references to animes I have watched and made a void on me" 

This anime is just a pure beauty of animation and music. The soundtrack is amazing, the story is short but very cool and funny and the characters are very endearing. This anime is one of my favorite just for the animation, the soundtrack and the tributes to other anime of the studio. See it, it's 90 min of pure pleasure. . (sorry for the english, i'm french ) 

Both Kill la Kill and Uchuu Patrol Luluco are creations of director Hiroyuki Imaishi, and share extremely similar qualities, from the transforming outfits, to the fast-paced and unique animation style that screams Trigger, the studio behind the two. Both are best enjoyed when the brain is turned off, so the absurd, yet fun plot is not overthought, but they both still have deep, immersive messages that can get the viewer thinking if they are paying attention to metaphor and symbolism. If you enjoyed the style, animation, and themes of either show, you will find the other enjoyable, as well. 

I recommend watching this show after watching the last two. This show borrows heavily from both those shows, and by borrow I basically mean take elements directly from those shows. The show only has 7minute episodes but is still able to tell a fun and enjoyable story.  

Kill la Kill and Uchuu Patrol Luluco both share the same director and studio, Hiroyuki Imaishi and Trigger. Both have a similar over the top style, and both anime are filled to the brim of action and comedy. The art styles are very similar as well. However, Uchuu Patrol Luluco is lighter than Kill la Kill, and doesn’t have ecchi. I prefer Uchuu Patrol Luluco, but I would still recommend both anime to other people. Also, there’s some references to Kill la Kill in Uchuu Patrol Luluco as well! 

They both have the same over-the-top action with wholesome moments and fluent animation complimented by bright colours and upbeat music. They feel similar to watch in the best possible way and are both lots of fun to watch 

Same studio, similar artstyle and both are incredibly wacky and over the top. 

Both crazy, hectic shows with little to no exposition. 

Fast-paced coming of age stories with creative art styles and sci-fi elements. 

+ Crazy, comedic, cartoonish shows with a rather absurd, bewildering and fast-paced story. + Both feature a very normal protagonist who lives in a town where nothing ever happens. + Then an attractive, mysterious being shows up and turns their world upside down. + The main aliens share the same voice actor and sound similar with their hilarious nasal pitch. 

Both contain incredible action with madness everywhere, While FLCL spends time developing its characters and UPL has a more palpable and classic story, they give off a very similar feel. 

While FLCL and Uchuu Patrol Luluco follow different storylines, the feeling of both are very similar. Both anime have unique art styles and both anime have crazy and weird moments, and will make you go “What?” and will also make you laugh a lot. I highly recommend both of these anime, but Uchuu Patrol Luluco has shorter episodes than FLCL. 

Fast-paced, weird, funny and sometimes heart-warming very short anime made by many of the same people in the main staff who carried over from Gainax on to Trigger. 

PSG and Luluco are set on fictional town. Art style in both anime is similar. They look like a Cartoon Network show more than an anime, and both are very crazy. 

It's practically a somewhat predecessor, if you wanted a P&S season 2 this is the closest you'll get. Both shows share the same artsyle (kinda) Are made by the same guy The comedy is fast paced and kinda in the same vain parodying other concepts aswell as being quick and loud. (The only thing missing is sexual references 24/7) 

Panty and Stocking with Garterbelt and Uchuu Patrol Luluco share extremely similar animation styles- cartoony, simple, yet endearing. They are both easily recognizable and easy to point out in a crowd. Both series rely on absurd and wacky plotlines with endless references and crossovers. They are both also works of director Hiroyuki Imaishi.  

As we’re probably never getting a second season of Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt, you’re probably going to want to check out Uchuu Patrol Luluco to fulfill those needs. Both anime have a similar art style and a similar sense of random and over the top humor that’s very wacky. Both anime have the same director as well and both series are 13 episodes long. However, Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt is much more vulgar than Uchuu Patrol Luluco, and has normal length episodes, while Uchuu Patrol Luluco has shorter episodes. Regardless, I highly recommend these anime, and fans of one have to check out the other. read more 

It's just... both are perfectly representative of what I'll call the "Trigger feeling"( those who like Studio Trigger like me know what I'm talking about.). They are both short animes, so you just have to watch one small episode to constat this by yourself.  

Well both are made by Trigger. The same eccentric over the top humor to let you roll over the floor laughing. Uchuu patrol luluco takes an animation approach more dynamic while in Inferno Cop that is the comedy factor. Both little gems you will love if you love Trigger 

Both shows have a frenetic, rapid-fire style of comedy, where as soon as one joke is over, they've moved onto the next- and sometimes they don't even wait that long, layering together their jokes in a sort of Matryoshka doll of absurdist humor. This results in a very high laughs-per-minute ratio, and almost always ensures that, at the very least, part of the joke will land successfully. As both shows were created by Trigger and feature law enforcement as the main characters, they also naturally share a similar sense of humor. Furthermore, both shows elevate parody to high art, managing to weave entire plots together by mish-mashing references to other media; Inferno Cop does this to pretty much everything under the sun, while Luluco more specifically focuses on Trigger's own works (including Inferno Cop itself). This is also where the key difference between the two lies, as while Inferno Cop is a so-bad-it's-good bastardization of common fictional tropes, Luluco is an honest celebration of Trigger's success and actually has a legitimate, compelling narrative hidden underneath its wackiness. Finally, as both are very short watches, with Luluco's episodes being only seven minutes long and Inferno Cop's a measly three, they're both easily digestible yet extremely fun watches that can be finished in a single sitting. read more 

Tendon Toppa Gurren Lagann and Uchuu Patrol Luluco were made by basically the same people. They have a similar atmosphere, Similar art styles, and a similar variety of over-the-top action mixed with comedy. The biggest differences are probably their lengths, the amount of detail in their characters/stories, themes, and the amount of substance that each has to offer (TTGL does basically everything better) That being said, if you liked one you'll probably love the other :3 

Both are trippy af high energy chaotic series from the same production team (before gainax employees moved to trigger) and are oozing with a stylish flair to it. 

Galactic anime is what I’d use to describe Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann and Uchuu Patrol Luluco. Both anime are directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and have a similar over the top style, with Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann being heavier on action than Uchuu Patrol Luluco, which relies more on comedy. Luluco is also kinda like a female Simon. If you want anime in a galactic setting, check these two out. You won’t regret it in the slightest. 

Both are high energy,fact paced lots of action packed crazyiness full of hectic moments and quirky and cool characters as well as really cool art too look at. And also were made by trigger before they were trigger as well too. 

Why Uchuu Patrol Luluco isn’t as crude as Dead Leaves, it has a similar style of over the top humor and action. Both have a futuristic setting as well, and both share a director, Hiroyuki Imaishi. Simply put, if you like Dead Leaves, watch Uchuu Patrol Luluco. 

Hells and Space Patrol Luluco are probably the some of the most wackiest, artsy experimental short rides you might ever see in anime. The art style, comedy, and even tone shifts are absolutely ridiculous in a way that'll leave you curious and not want to take your eyes off the screen just to see where it all goes. It's kinda hammered in by the end, but a message you might not expect to see coming out of these anime (if it weren't for the MC anyway lol) at first are pretty potent and might inspire some hope in you. 

Upbeat protagonist with similar tone, art style, and comedy. There's another similarity that I don't want to spoil. 

Crazy, experimental visuals, extremely fast pacing, unconventional story structure, and more than anything - lots of passion put into these indulgent projects. 

These shows tend to reference a lot of other anime, although Luluco mostly references Trigger/Ginax shows. Characters in these shows are cute girs who can transform. They also have similarly expressive animation. 

-They're in the same triggerverse, what do you actually want? I mean, almost same artstyle, animation style, humour etc. Isn't it obvious why you would love these two series? 

Little Witch Academia is similar to Uchuu Patrol Luluco because they are both made by Studio Trigger. The animation and coloring in both of these series are phenomenal and both are very enjoyable and fun to watch. They both have references in each other which makes this all even better.  

Very similar shows. Both have the Gainax/Trigger style and the plot. which involves characters travelling to different places that reference past works of the studios. There isn't much of a plot to both of them but somewhere in there is a underlying message.