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Gurren Lagann

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This Japanese anime is set in a make-believe future in which humans have been forced to live in isolated underground villages, where they constantly must burrow deeper into the Earth to escape the frequent earthquakes that wreak havoc on their way of life. In this world, two orphans named Simon and Kamina resolve to find a way to dig their way back to the surface, where they hope to make peace with the Beastmen and their robots who terrorize their human prey.
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Gurren Lagann

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Takayuki Sugô

Narrator

Tetsuya Kakihara

Simon

Katsuyuki Konishi

Kamina

Marina Inoue

Yoko Littner

Yukari Fukui

Nia Teppelin

Kisho Taniyama

Kittan Bachika

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Series Info

Synopsis This Japanese anime is set in a make-believe future in which humans have been forced to live in isolated underground villages, where they constantly must burrow deeper into the Earth to escape the frequent earthquakes that wreak havoc on their way of life. In this world, two orphans named Simon and Kamina resolve to find a way to dig their way back to the surface, where they hope to make peace with the Beastmen and their robots who terrorize their human prey.
Director
Hiroyuki Imaishi
Screenwriter
Kazuki Nakashima
Network
TVTJP
Rating
TV-14 (V|S|L)
Genre
Sci-Fi, Action, Anime
Original Language
Japanese
Release Date
Apr 1, 2007