Release OrderRecommended
0 / 4 watchedEvery animated chapter in broadcast order, followed by the film adaptation.
- 1 Aeon Flux: Liquid Television Serial Six-part silent serial from November 1991 on Liquid Television. No dialogue, all visual storytelling.
- 2 Aeon Flux: Liquid Television Shorts Five standalone shorts from 1992, still largely without dialogue.
- 3 Aeon Flux: The Animated Series Ten half-hour episodes from 1995 with full voice acting by Denise Poirier and John Rafter Lee.
- 4 Aeon Flux Live-action film from December 2, 2005, directed by Karyn Kusama. A loose adaptation, not a sequel.
Animated Series Only
0 / 3 watchedSkip the film and watch only Peter Chung's animation.
- 1 Aeon Flux: Liquid Television Serial Six-part silent serial from November 1991 on Liquid Television. No dialogue, all visual storytelling.
- 2 Aeon Flux: Liquid Television Shorts Five standalone shorts from 1992, still largely without dialogue.
- 3 Aeon Flux: The Animated Series Ten half-hour episodes from 1995 with full voice acting by Denise Poirier and John Rafter Lee.
About Aeon Flux
Peter Chung's Aeon Flux began as silent shorts on MTV's Liquid Television, then grew into a ten-episode series about the agent Aeon and Trevor Goodchild. The 2005 film with Charlize Theron retells the premise as a standalone live-action story.
Start with the Liquid Television material, then the 1995 series, then the film. The film borrows images and names but works as its own continuity.
Good to know
The animation totals a six-part 1991 serial, five shorts from 1992 and ten half-hour episodes from 1995. A live-action reboot series has been discussed since 2018 with no release date set as of September 17, 2026.
