The look, high-spirited attitude, and hedonism of the flapper became less acceptable after the Wall Street Crash of 1929 and disappeared following the economic ...

An ordinary middle-school student who is intelligent and rational, but is unsure about her future and has a hard time making decisions.

Cocona is a girl who has friends and is intelligent enough, yet lacks any clear goals or motivations and lives a drab, dull middle-school existence.

Authentic 1920s flappers · French Flappers ◊ in Le Café Parisien. · More French Flappers. ◊ · Coco Chanel ◊ · A collage of typical 1920s girls in typical 1920s ...

The Flapper: All women in this dance era are usually "flappers." She would typically wear a: Cool Crown: Though not royalty, tiara and the feathered ...

The Central Theme of the series, namely that an individual needs to make their own choices, was either a well executed theme that pervaded the show, hollow ...

A character wearing such a hairstyle will more often than not also be The Flapper, although she could alternatively represent another type of socially ...

An index page listing Roaring '20s content. "The era of wonderful nonsense," as the newspaper columnist Westbrook Pegler later dubbed it.

Episode 1. When Papika and Cocona first actually met, Papika moved in really close, closing her eyes, as though going for a kiss.

Acclaimed Flop: In Japan, Flip Flappers' first volume only sold 800 units.note Keep in mind these numbers are usually based on the Oricon sales charts.