So the Gurren Lagann Radio show finally ended on July 3. Which wasn't a surprise, since they've long run out of things to talk about and most of the commercials were increasingly for other GAINAX shows instead of Gurren Lagann. But considering it ran for over two years, and began several months after the TV series was already over, I'd say it had ( Read more... )

So in the latest episode of the radio show, someone sent in a question about Takeda's statement that the Gurren Lagann franchise would go on for ten years. Takeda addressed this, and as usual, he couldn't help but let something slip...

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Forgot to mention this before, but on the 63rd episode of the radio show (aired on April 11), Taku Iwasaki came on as a guest to talk about the new tracks he made for the movie ( Read more... )

The latest episode of the radio show had Part 1 of the live recording held at Tokyo Anime Fair 2009, which you can listen to here.

I'm mainly pointing this out because starting from 25:21, they play the song "S･t･a･r･S" from Yoko's music video (though they talk over most of it).

( A couple of amusing pics from said music video )

WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!

Thank you again to csakuras as I forgot to check this week's radio.

They read my letter!!! X.DDDDDDDDDDDD

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6158217
At 'round 7:00.

I just talked about the English dub a bit.

( My letter and some of their comments )

YAAAAAAAAAAAAY!!!!!!! Thank you SO much to csakuras for bringing this to my attention ( Read more... )

February 2nd, 2008. A new Gurren Lagann radio show is started for the purpose of reporting "the latest information quickly as possible," this time playing on terrestrial broadcasting (the previous radio show was on the internet and ended in November). At the beginning of the first episode, Tetsuya Kakihara and Marina Inoue express their surprise ( Read more... )

I saw people on various Japanese sites talking about this, so I decided to check out episode 37 of the Gurren Lagann Radio show. This episode had Kazuki Nakajima as a guest, which explains why everyone was talking out about it so much ( Read more... )