“Isolated boy Clain embarks on a perilous quest to rescue Phryne and uncover Fractale's dark truth.”
Fractale
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Synopsis
Isolated boy Clain embarks on a perilous quest to rescue Phryne and uncover Fractale's dark truth.
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. However, Phryne is being pursued by the anti-Fractale group known as The Lost Millenium, and she leaves a strange artifact in Clain's care before disappearing. Deciding that he needs to rescue Phryne and return her belongings, Clain sets out to find her. His journey takes him deep into the heart of the Fractale system, where learning the truth behind it poses more danger to him than he could possibly imagine.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 45 sampled reviews
What 45 viewers settled on.
Polarized
σ 2.03 · split reception
4.5 pts
Recommenders 8.2 · others 3.7
↓ 2.27
Running avg · Jan 2011 → Dec 2024
- 9 “I loved Fractale for its great storyline that kept me hooked every episode, and the deep compassion between characters beautifully tied everything together. My only regret is that the series felt...”
- 9 “Fractale proves to be an oddly refreshing gem that's well worth the 11-episode investment, successfully bringing thought-provoking questions to the surface while keeping viewers entertained...”
- 7 “The story is compelling and quite interesting, with lovable characters and solid English voice acting that outweighs a few weaker performances. The art quality is inconsistent—sometimes too sparse,...”
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- Format 11 × 23′ eps × min
- Total runtime 4h 13m all episodes
- Aired Jan 2011 – Apr 2011 Winter 2011
- Source Tv media type
- Rated PG 13 - Teens 13 or older
- Ref. BS-5686 catalog
Produced by
- Fuji TV Producer
- TOHO Producer
- Asmik Ace Producer
- Sony Music Entertainment Producer
Licensed by
- Funimation Licensor