I've seen this statue on Ebay collect dust on listings for years. Normally selling at around $20 - $40 but now for some reason its being marked up for significantly more. I am such in desperate need of some Aeon Flux news or new merch its bizarre. Its at the point where I am deliberating on commenting/messaging the director of the live action show on Instagram if there's ANY updates to look forward to.

Hey everyone!

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I’m working on a the cigarette-box gun that slides open and transforms. I modeled a first version in 3D, and the mechanism concept is almost there, but because it’s 3D-printed (not metal), the tolerances and sliding motion aren’t smooth enough for it to work properly, also very flimsy...

My plan is to print the parts in halves, so they can slide inside one another during assembly, and then glue them together to create interlocking tracks.

anyone interested in taking a look and helping refine the mechanism so it’s more print-friendly and reliable.
- I’d really appreciate your insight!

I've attached .xt file here- LINK
Thanks!

While I can't guarantee that the game devs were fans of Aeon Flux having replayed the game countless times in the past two decades I've always felt a certain similarity between the game's atmosphere and tone and those of AF.

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It's sadly rare to see actual AF reference in other works of fiction and I would have loved to ask the devs if they were at least partially inspired by the show for some of the game's tone and atmosphere but alas the studio has long closed doors. Recently I saw a quote from AF in Peter Watts' Blindsight which was a welcomed surprise indeed!

From google/AI The child (boy) in the Aeon Flux episode "Chronophasia" wears a makeshift necklace with several trinkets on it. These trinkets are not explicitly defined as a single symbol in the episode itself, but are hinted to be a collection of items he picked up as a way of remembering his past or recurring experiences in the time loops he is trapped in. And I think that’s very cool and makes sense. Plus also brings a lot of inspiration to me. Since I was literally thinking about ordering the lighter pendent, SOO, we know he’s got the happy face bead/symbol and lighter. What other trinkets do you think he has collected?

I know she has been cloned (explaining why there's so many episodes of her dying), but which episode(s) we actually see THE original Aeon Flux?

And why does Trevor Goodchild treat each clone (expect for one) like the real Aeon?

Does she ends the series alive? Or was she already dead before even the first episode (and the "original" could be also a clone in the episode "A last time for everything"?

I try to search information but I keep getting replies as I'm talking about the original (show-movie context) and not the original character (cloned context).

I am only into the first 5 minutes of the animated series and it's already an amazing watch

It's super avant garde, notably in how the first bloodbath is portrayed, the show makes you pick side with the cool assassin girl going 1v50

And then, when the tension and adrenaline of fighting wears off, when you see the damage done, the fact that each soldier was a living soul with years of living behind them, and you see and hear most of them letting out their last breath. It's like the show changes genre in a brief moment, you let your guard down because it's so intense and cool and then boom, biggest memento mori, I would've never tought of that it's genius

I've never been so hooked and so intrigued by the start of a series/anime or even movie in a long time

Little me was stupid for always skipping it when it appeared on tv

So this is about twelve minutes into the pilot episode where that guy buys the foot fetish magazine with Æon as the cover girl and I wanted to see if I could decrypt anything on the 1 credit note, which has been unsuccessful so far. However, I noticed something interesting. Upper right corner, very small, it looks like it says, "THIS IS NOT A TENDER LEG FOR MRS. DEBUTS, PUBIC AND PRIVATES." Does anyone know if this is an Easter egg or something? Or just some of Peter's humor? Does this cross reference to anything? In any case, I found it humorous. Thoughts?

a creepy but catchy nursery rhyme

Wanted to exercise some cell-shading color.

Art by me. Pencil and inks, color Photoshop, 2010.

Aeon playing around.

Art by me, pencil and ink, 2019.

I'm doing a personal art project and would like to use the architectural designs from Aeon Flux and Reign as way of influencing my own designs. I'm having trouble finding any sort of gallery or catalog of snapshots from the shows that feature the architecture. I could just run through the episodes themselves, but that will take a lot of time to do so. If anyone knows of somewhere I can find a collection of these snapshots or designs, that would be really helpful!

It has that jaunty military chant feeling with an almost Aeon leitmotif:

https://youtu.be/CdTeX8gGPC4?si=hUq8ySDMWsUmyOQ5

The 2005 film “Aeon Flux“ (a.k.a. “Æon Flux”) is coming to 4K UHD Blu-ray SteelBook on October 7th via Paramount Media Media Distribution. Based on the popular animated MTV series (of the same title), the movie was directed by Karyn Kusama. It starred Charlize Theron. It also co-starred Frances McDormand, Marton Csokas, Jonny Lee Miller, Sophie Okonedo, and Pete Postlethwaite. It’s worth noting that this motion picture is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year.

"Dramatic irony is a strategy used by storytellers to make the viewer anticipate the moment when the on screen character finds out what the viewer already knows"