Falconette - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Control
As state run girl group, Pure Vision, concludes their daily musical state sanctioned propaganda broadcast to the nation of Erebania, their trusted long-time band manager, Dae, reveals that he is a member of a revolutionary force. He has been working as a double agent for the revolution, aiming to topple the autocratic government poisoning its people. Artemis, Joshi, and Bou's entire reality is turned upside down.

Resist
With Erebania's Vice Commander, The Directrice, arriving any minute to dole out the state's justice, Dae lays out the plan. The girls must perform one final state-wide broadcast: a new punk anthem, cueing the start of Erebania's revolution (aka Operation "Falconette").

Revolt
Artemis, Joshi and Bou step up and preform the revolutionary anthem, cueing the start of the revolution. The Directrice, crashes the show and murders Dae in cold blood. In order to escape the same fate, the girls must run for their lives.
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