
Gurren Lagann
Also known as: Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann天元突破グレンラガンHeavenly Breakthrough Gurren LagannTTGL
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What is Gurren Lagann about?
Gurren Lagann is a TV anime series of 27 episodes animated by GAINAX, based on an original story written for the screen. It aired from April 1, 2007 to September 30, 2007. AniList classifies it as action, comedy, drama and mecha.
In a far away future, mankind lives underground in huge caves, unknowing of a world above with a sky and stars.
In the small village of Jiha, Simon, a shy boy who works as a digger discovers a strange glowing object during excavation. The enterprising Kamina, a young man with a pair of rakish sunglasses and the passion of a firey sun, befriends Simon and forms a small band of brothers, the Gurren Brigade, to escape the village and break through the ceiling of the cave to reach the surface, which few believe exist.
The village elder won't hear of such foolishness and punishes the Brigade. However, when disaster strikes from the world above and the entire village is in jeopardy, it's up to Simon, Kamina, a girl with a big gun named Yoko, and the small yet sturdy robot, Lagann, to save the day.
The new friends journey to the world above and find that the surface is a harsh battlefield, and it's up to them to fight back against the rampaging Beastmen to turn the tide in the humans' favor! Pierce the heavens, Gurren Lagann!
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Themes AniList users associate with it: Super Robot, Coming of Age, Found Family, Male Protagonist, Dystopian, Philosophy, Travel, War, Primarily Adult Cast, Heterosexual.
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Main characters
Characters AniList lists in a main role, with spoiler-free notes.
Simon シモン
Main character
Simon is the protagonist of the story, a short and un-intimidating fourteen year old boy at the beginning of this tale. He was born in Jiiha Village and was raised by his parents until the age of seven, when his parents were killed in an underground avalanche caused by an earthquake.
Japanese voice: Tetsuya Kakihara
Youko Littner ヨーコ・リットナー
Main character
Yoko is a girl from Jeeha's neighboring village Littner, who had been chasing the Gunmen which entered Jeeha village. She wields an extensive range of firearms which include a long range sniper rifle (which she uses most frequently) modeled after the Barrett M82 and hand guns (which can be assumed is used for midrange…
Japanese voice: Marina Inoue
Kamina カミナ
Main character
Kamina is a young man from Jiiha village who dreams of leaving the village and going to the surface, which he saw as a kid. He's very passionate about his goals, expressing his wishes through energetic speeches, which seems to affect all those who hear him.
Japanese voice: Katsuyuki Konishi
Nia Teppelin ニア・テッペリン
Main character
Nia Teppelin is a mysterious young girl found sleeping in a capsule in the middle of a dump site by Simon. She had no prior contact with humans, except her father, who is also the sovereign of the Beastmen, the Spiral King.
Japanese voice: Yukari Fukui
Supporting characters
Leeron Littner リーロン・リットナー
Supporting character
Leeron, or "Ron," is the flamboyant village mechanic of Littner Village. After taking an interest in Simon's mech they join Simon, Kamina and Yoko in their quest to defeat the Beastmen.
Japanese voice: Masaya Onosaka
Rossiu Adai ロシウ・アダイ
Supporting character
A boy from Adai village, an underground village where the people worship Gunmen as Gods. When Gimmy and Darry are chosen to leave the village, Rossiu decides to go with them and they join the Gurren-dan.
Japanese voice: Jouji Nakata
Viral ヴィラル
Supporting character
Viral is a recurring enemy and later an important ally to Team Dai-Gurren. He is a shark-type Beastman with feline genetics. He is skilled in piloting Gunmen, as well as in unarmed combat.
Japanese voice: Nobuyuki Hiyama
Adiane アディーネ
Supporting character
Adiane the Elegant is the second of the Spiral King's Four Supreme Generals, and the only female general among their number. She is good friends with her fellow General, Thymilph, though Guame jokes that they had a closer relationship.
Japanese voice: Michiko Neya
Cytomander シトマンドラ
Supporting character
Cytomander the Swift is one of the Spiral King's Four Divine Generals and the commander of Teppelin's aerial forces and owner of the flying battleship, the Dai-Gunten.
Japanese voice: Akio Suyama
Guame グァーム
Supporting character
Guame the Steady (グァーム, Gwāmu?) is one of the Spiral King's Four Divine Generals, who specialises in ground combat. His appearance is like that of a crocodile and armadillo and he looks the oldest of the four generals.
Japanese voice: Kiyoshi Kawakubo
Gimmy Adai ギミー・アダイ
Supporting character
Personal Gunmen: Grapearl (Blue), Gimmy Adai is a boy from Adai Village, who used to be cared for by Rossiu. When new children were born into the village, the population exceeded its limit of 50, which mandated that two people be removed and sent to the surface.
Japanese voice: Takako Honda
Darry Adai ダリー・アダイ
Supporting character
Darry is a girl from Adai Village, who used to be cared for by Rossiu. She is Gimmy's twin sister and has a good bond with him. As a young girl, she was shy and quiet and used to cling to a plush doll, which she carried with her at all times.
Japanese voice: Shizuka Itou
Kittan Bachika キタン・バチカ
Supporting character
The leader of the Black Siblings, Kittan, makes his first appearance in the fourth episode of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. He joins Kamina and Simon in the Gurren Brigade after acquiring his own Ganman, the "King Kittan".
Japanese voice: Kishou Taniyama
Kiyoh Bachika キヨウ・バチカ
Supporting character
Personal Gunmen: Dayakkaiser Kiyoh Littner (born Kiyoh Bachika) is the oldest of Kittan’s younger sisters, and possesses an extremely large bust. In episode six, when fighting her way out of an enemy Gunmen, she is shown to possess good combat ability.
Japanese voice: Rina Satou
Kinon Bachika キノン・バチカ
Supporting character
Kinon Bachika is the second oldest of Kittan’s younger sisters. After Team Dai-Gurren’s capture of Dai-Gunzan, she takes up a position within its control tower, monitoring the radar. She seems to be the calmest and smartest member of the Black Siblings. After the time-skip, she becomes one of Rossiu's main supporters.
Japanese voice: Kana Ueda
Kiyal Bachika キヤル・バチカ
Supporting character
Personal Gunmen: Kiyalunga Kiyal (キヤル, Kiyaru?) is the youngest member of the Black Siblings. Just like Kiyoh, she was helping out in the Dai Gurren's control room until episode 13, when she starts aiding in the front lines piloting her own Gunmen, Kiyalunga (named after herself), which can transform into a shield and…
Japanese voice: Kana Asumi
Related works
Prequels, sequels, side stories and source material, as linked on AniList.
Side storyTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Ore no Gurren wa Pikka-Pika!!
Spin-offTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Parallel Works
Spin-offTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Parallel Works 2
Spin-offTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Gurren Gakuen-hen (opens an external site in a new tab)
Alternative versionGurren Lagann The Movie: Childhood's End
Alternative versionGurren Lagann The Movie: The Lights in the Sky are Stars
AdaptationTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (opens an external site in a new tab)
AdaptationTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Rasen Shounentan (opens an external site in a new tab)
AdaptationTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann (opens an external site in a new tab)
RelatedTengen Toppa Gurren Lagann Movie: Lagann-hen Special - Viral no Amai Yume
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