Æon Flux – The Pilot

Æon is on shoot out at the main base. Blood, bullets, and guts are everywhere. Trevor notices a bug on his foot, and picks it up. Æon proceeds to go into the enemy's base.  Some of the people that Æon had killed is actually alive. Lying in a pool of blood, a man ("enemy") sees in his last bit of strength, his friend (possibly lover) getting shot by Æon.  Æon goes deeper in the base, as she run into two people (one enemy, one dressed in black like Æon) fighting over a suit case. She takes the suit case and kills them both. She goes deeper in the base and combines a bomb and a holder that was in the case. She then throws it aside, unaware something is stuck to her boot.  Æon reach a room, which turns out to be a room for Trevor or some sort. She hides just as Trevor and a girl heads in. More people come into the room, making her retreat to another place. Fastforward. Æon is now high now on one of the buildings, and spy on Trevor and that girl he was with. In back of them is a TV, where we don't hear any voices, but we find out a new bug (that Trevor just took out of this body) is spreading a new diease that currently doesn't have a cure yet. Æon decides to go in to the kill but falls onto her death, when the object (nail) that was suck onto her foot goes into the heel of her feet, causing her to lose balance.  Someone from Æon's head quarters, knows she is dead and terminates her body. For some weird reason, she is then reborn (or another copy comes out) and a really ugly guy, starts to lick her feet. Meanwhile with Trevor, we find out he created a cure for this disease, and becomes the most loved man in the pilot. Fastforward to present, a boy starts to buy a foot fetish magazine with Æon on the cover. The kid then pays for it, and we zoom in the currency on the bill, where Trevor's face is on it. We are then left with a shot of Æon (from a far) and the weird guy licking her feet (for all eternity)...  Originally shown in six parts.

Gravity

Æon on a flying plane, Trevor on a train are French kissing in the window. We find out he had put something in her false tooth, and they seperate as this transaction is done.  While all alone, she looks at the picture, which includes a guy and a brief case. She heads outside of the plane and spies on the guy who she is looking for. She tries for the back door, but misses, and starts to fall to her death.  Æon decides to kill herself, but notices something different on ground. The enemies are pulling something put from the canyon, but she doesn't know what it is. She uses her binoculars, to get a better look, while falling. She then uses her gun as a grappling hook as she falls near the train tracks. She brings her eyes back to the binoculars, unaware that the rope she used is wrapping around her neck and free falling at the same time.  Æon dies by getting caught in her own wire, resulting in hanging herself.

Night (aka Mirror)

Æon is on an assassination mission and infiltrates her target's home. On her entry she falls over, and notices she is spied on by a security camera. While walking down a hallway she notices a room where the security camera recorder is being kept, and enters. She goes to destroy the tape but at the last minute decides to review the footage. The picture is faulty because of a loose video jack dangling in front of a running air conditioner. Æon goes to fix the connection but in the process spills coffee on herself. While she is in a nearby bathroom cleaning her arm, footage of another intruder previously entering the building plays on the monitor, unnoticed by Æon. Æon accidentally sprays water on herself in the bathroom's shower.  Æon hears gunshots, and evacuates out of the area to find her target has already been killed, shot twice in the stomach. She rushes out of the bedroom, but is then also shot by the assassin. While Æon lies on the floor dying, she looks at the figure in the security monitor, but the image is still distorted. Æon shoots a nearby temperature control knob; with the air conditioning system disabled, the loose video cable stops shaking, and the security camera picture clears up. The moment before her death she finds out it was Trevor Goodchild. This is the only known point in the Æon Flux universe where Trevor personally kills Æon.

Leisure

Æon stops by a place, on what it seems to be an apartment complex. She heads in the locker area (not gym locker, but sort of a work locker/coffee room with locker) station, where she notices something in the locker. She opens it up to see a slave like man, eating what appears to be an egg. She closes it, and notices someone trying to practice this excercise involving a lot skill of jumps, runs, and in such a tight space. She sees the person fail at it, and decides to have a go, where she makes it easy.  Æon then enters a ship, where she proceeds to steal the eggs from a creature. Curiousity (or if she was just bored) and breaks one of the eggs. She uses a microscope and starts to meddle with a little fetus that can run away. She starts to play with it a bit, but ultimately kill it.  She is then cornered by an adult version of the creature. The creature tries to hit her, but Æon quickly brings out an egg and proceeds to smash it. The creature starts to let her go, but without a fight. The creature then uses a lever to bring up the exact same replica of what Æon went through in the apartment place (or whatever you call it.)  She has no trouble on making it through, but she wasn't expecting this... the creature notices her getting by quickly so she goes after her, squashing and killing her.  Peter Chung (creator) had an idea for this episode after watching "Star Trek 6".  Æon dies by getting squashed by creature.

Tide

Æon and her friend must stop a device from entering this device that would cause the place they are on to sink. Æon and her friend is also hunting for an item behind one of the locked doors on one of the floors. Unfortunately she doesn't know which one since, Trevor through the key and tag in back of the room, and had pressed all of the elevator buttons (they are on the 7th floor, so from floors 6 to 1)  She handcuff him to a bar in the room, and gives her friend a gun incase he does anything. She grabs the key and tries to grab the tag, but it's too late, the doors for the elevator is opening. She tries the key on the door (6th floor) but it doesn't open. While heading back to the elevator, she shoots the device, preventing it to enter the other device. She then heads back to the elevator, and tries to get the tag, but fails, when the doors open again. She tries the key but it won't open.  This happens several more times, and Æon then gets suspious over her friend, when she catches her lying as if she couldn't reach the tag as told so. Elevator hits the third floor, and the door won't open. Æon catches her friend in the act of pleasing Trevor. The friend turns on Æon, firing her gun, but to her surprise, it has no bullets. Æon then comes for her, but her friend hits her over the head with gun, knocking her dead.  Her friend goes to the second floor door, where she gets the item. She is unaware that an enemy entered the elevator and killed Trevor. She goes back to the elevator, and tries to bring out the item they need (a big rubber circle thing.)  The friend drops the rubber thing, and tries to run to the device, but it's too late. The guy who killed Trevor, manages to get the two devices together, and starts to fly away. The friend tries to hold on to the bottom but falls on her feet. She watches as the land around her start to sink.  Æon dies by blow to the head by a gun.

War

Æon tries to go to the enemies main base and ends up killing everyone, or so she thought. As she looks around, unaware that someone is still alive, he holds a gun to her head. He is about to kill her, but she sees someone (someone on her side) that might be able to help her. Æon tries to stall the killer by flashing her tongue, but the enemy isn't stupid. He kills Æon, and the person behind him.  The enemy (who just killed Æon) look over a wall only to see 50 (or more) of Æon's people and starts to kill them all. He rushes onto their base, and starts to kill a lot of them (as with Æon did with their people.) He starts to enter their main base and sees a door open. He is then be caught in a fight with a Samurai guy. After some fancy moves, the Samurai makes a direct hit with the enemy.  A little girl emerges from the room, and the Samurai looking guy pats her on the head, before locking her in when more alarms go off. A plane full of their enemies start to take over the place, and the Samurai guy uses his skill on killing and getting up onto the plan. He met his match when he faces a girl with a gun.  The enemy girl then starts to kill whoever is left bellow (the guys in the black) and proceeds to enter their main base. She hurries to the prision, and let out what seems to be her lover. They kiss but ultimately stop when bullets come flying their way. They then start to escape...  Æon dies by gun shot.

Utopia or Deutoronopia

Trevor Goodchild has recently seized power in the nation of Bregna. The former leader, Clavius, has vanished under mysterious circumstances. It's none of Æon's business but...

Trevor says he has decided he must monitor all activity in Bregna to achieve justice so he sets up a pervasive surveillance system, which has the effect of rendering speech unreliable to the audience (in the rest of the episode dialogue is used to cloak as much as to reveal actual intent.) Trevor has a dirty little secret: he is the one keeping Clavius, the former leader of Bregna, prisoner. Even more secret is the bedroom hidden inside the vibrating body in which he wishes to keep Æon. He is proven right that a loyal Breen like Gildemere, who is searching for Clavius, would not violate the portal built into Clavius, so for him, hiding the chamber thus is the ultimate safeguard against discovery. Trevor lets Æon go about her plotting with Gildemere. He waits for the right moment to capture her and charge her with the kidnapping of Clavius. Her partnership with Gildemere intrigues him enough that he lets it go to see what they're up to. She uses her seduction of Gildemere in the meantime to torment Trevor as well as to eventually manipulate Gildemere into killing Clavius himself, which he does. Æon had planned everything to work as it did-- we see her setting up her escape route at the beginning: placing the bomb in the wall, dropping the ladder in the manhole. The part she wasn't prepared for was the hidden love-nest in Clavius' body.  Clavius, it turns out, is dangerously insane. Trevor has taken power by staging the kidnapping, then using the disappearance to promote fear and anxiety, against which he offers himself as the people's protector. Meanwhile, Æon runs an illicit B&D chamber secretly frequented by a clientele of Breens. She lures and captures Trevor, forcing him to watch as she cavorts with his own officers, making a mockery of his attempt to enforce compliance by suggesting they are under his gaze. If he wants to see their secrets, she's only too willing to oblige.  Æon ultimately wished to eliminate Trevor's Clavius problem by forcing a Breen loyalist to take the fall. In the process, she gets rid of the anti-Trevor agent Gildemere, revealing the threat to Trevor himself. It is not only for Trevor's benefit, but indirectly for hers. She'd rather square off against Trevor than anyone else, plus she thinks (perhaps in a way that Trevor doesn't) that no punishment could be worse for him than being leader of Bregna.

Isthmus Crypticus

Trevor Goodchild's latest obsession is an exquisite being which he keeps locked away in a secret chamber. It's none of Æon's business but...

Æon is trying to free two bird like creatures (a male and female). The thing is Trevor feels for the female one but she ends up dying. The male on the other hand ends up with Æon's friend Una, as they soar into the sky.

Thanatophobia

A heavily armed border wall separates the nations of Bregna and Monica. Yet many Breens seek to escape the mysterious designs of Trevor Goodchild.

Æon and Trevor play with two peoples life, Sybil and Onan, who are a couple trying to get to Monica, where it has more freedom. They are currently in Brenga, in which Trevor runs. When they both try to escape Onan is successful but Sybil is not. She breaks one of her spinal column and keeping her from falling apart or upright, she needs a device in which Trevor provides. Sybil decides she had enough of Æon, Trevor and Onan and decides to try her jump into Monica again. Only to see a new device, that she help make, was planted there, cutting her legs off instead.  Peter Chung was very shocked when the censors allowed to air a scene where the girl and guy have sex within the walls. The scene was a hole in the wall, the girl twisting to get to the hole, the guy on the other side, and finally little sprem swimming.

A Last Time For Everything

Æon has heard about Trevor's new method for creating human duplicates.

Æon teams up with a double agent named Scafandra, who has hands on her feet. Trevor manages to create a cloning device and he manages to clone Æon. Æon then, we think, switch places with her clone but Trevor knows this. The "real" Æon falls for Trevor, the "clone" Æon tries to carry on. In the end things get too complicated to explain to the clone and the real Æon allows herself to get killed as the "clone" runs away.

The Demiurge

Æon Flux and the Monican agence force have captured the Demiurge, a powerful god-like being, and prepare to send it into space to rid the Earth of it's influence. The Breens, led by Trevor Goodchild, battle to prevent the launch... Æon is afraid of a thing that Trevor managed to acquire. This thing acts as a god with peaceful intentions but Æon wants to destroy it.

Reraizure

Trevor's interrogation of a Monican agent leads inevitably to his favorite subject-Æon Flux.

There is a creature called Narghile that produces a pellet that erases human memories. Rorty and Muriel vows to get rid of these creatures by launching them into the sun. Muriel ends up dying and Æon, out of guilt, takes her place as Rorty and her try to finish it out. Rorty finds out (from Æon) that Muriel was cheating on him with Trevor, which he doesn't believe at first. He gets proof himself and can't deal with it. So, he takes the pellet erasing all of his human memories about Æon, the pellet and Muriel.

Chronophasia

Æon is caught in a time loop, in a lab in the jungle somewhere. The reason she was going to the lab was, she was planning to save a test subject but go more than she bargined for. She encounters a little boy, who seems to be the cause of all of this. He wants her, but not in a sexual way, in a motherly figure way. We end the episode, as if they are in another dimesion (in the past) as Æon drives this little boy (presumbaly her son) to baseball practice.

Ether Drift Theory

Trevor's experiment is artificial lifeforms are contained in an ecosystem called the Habitat. An Ocean of paralytic fluid protects it from the intrusion of outside influences...

Æon decides to help someone named Lindze, who is trying to get to Bargeld, the man she loves. Who was working with Trevor in a lab somewhere in the middle of a fluid. The fluid puts you in suspend. Bargeld managed to find a "cure" for the fluid, turning it to water. In the end things get complicated and Æon gets taken over by the fluid as the lab surroundings decays.

The Purge

Æon is on the trail of the ill-mannered criminal brute, Bambara...

Æon tries to stop a criminal named Bambara. Trevor has a new robot looking thing, called the custodian that gives you a conscience. It enters in though your naval. Æon teams up with a group of people wanting to stop Trevor as well.

End Sinister

Trevor prepares to shoot a ray which will change the course of human evolution...

Trevor encounters a device that could wipe out the entire world but Æon stops him. They both encounter an alien in which Trevor is very interested in. Trevor decides to go back with the alien to their planet and Æon decides to wait for him, (Trevor) in the very same pod the alien had travel in. Years, (presumably hundreds) past and Æon wakes up. She notices that the "aliens" had taken over earth and that Trevor is still alive. She then uses the device, (from the beginning) killing the entire race. What Æon later finds out is that these alien creatures were actually humans. We end as the final words are spoken by Trevor, "It's the evolution of the revolution... may the best man win.

The Herodotus File

Æon Flux, the scantily-clad, acrobatic super-heroine from MTV's "Liquid Television" series, has her allegiance questioned in this tale of intrigue and treachery that reveals her secret history. Designed as a sealed file, this book contains secret codes, and a tear out poster.  Recently reprinted to coincide with the release of the movie.