6.9
Fractale
フラクタル
6.9
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#5040
Popularity
#2573
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Synopsis
The world has been at peace since the establishment of the Fractale system. Sustained by the Fractale terminals implanted in their bodies, people live in isolation, free to focus on their own interests. Clain Necran spends his days collecting technological relics from the time before the Fractale's introduction. The only company he keeps is his parents' Doppels, or advanced holographic clones. Clain soon meets Phryne—the first human girl he has ever met—and he instantly finds her fascinating. H...
Background
Fractale aired on Fuji TV's noitaminA block. The series was released on Blu-ray and DVD in Japan in four volumes from April 22, 2011, to July 22, 2011; and in North America by Funimation Entertainment on July 17, 2012.
Audience Guidance
AIRecommended age: 13+
moderate
ViolenceAction sequences include gunfire, explosions, and character deaths with some blood, but not gratuitous or lingering gore.
moderate
Sexual contentFrequent fan service including bath scenes, suggestive camera angles, and a character who appears as a young girl in revealing outfits; no explicit sexual acts.
moderate
Disturbing themesExplores societal control, forced compliance, and the ethics of a system that replaces human connection with holograms; includes scenes of manipulation and implied child exploitation in backstory.
mild
LanguageOccasional strong language (damn, hell, bastard) in subtitled dialogue.
Fractale is a sci-fi adventure about a boy uncovering the dark truth behind a peaceful, isolationist society maintained by holographic avatars. Expect moderate action violence, frequent fan service involving a youthful-looking character, and thematic material about systemic control that may unsettle younger viewers.
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Fractale has 11 episodes.
Fractale is currently finished airing.
Fractale was produced by A-1 Pictures.
Fractale aired Jan 14, 2011 to Apr 1, 2011.
Fractale is based on a Original.
Fractale is a sci-fi adventure about a boy uncovering the dark truth behind a peaceful, isolationist society maintained by holographic avatars. Expect moderate action violence, frequent fan service involving a youthful-looking character, and thematic material about systemic control that may unsettle younger viewers.
