Æon Flux

In this episode, the authors are great at manipulating the viewer's expectations and sympathy for one of the sides of the war.

It's something so unique and distinctive that it's hard to describe. An iconic item

@lalonde: the reason for such an open design of Aeon is that the creator of Aeon Flux had previously worked on the cartoon Rugrats. As a result, the person is just tired of the framework (that's what it says in the wiki, anyway). So it's more about liberalisation rather than objectification. And with all the tricks that Eon does, such a suit is quite comfortable (and it wasn't intended as armor, I think).

Eon's inner doubt grows into a conflict between the clones.
One of my favorite episodes.

There is a charm in the absence of voices, but there is a huge disadvantage - there is little that is clear, and if it is clear, it is not the fact that it is correct.