Anne Littner is the infant daughter of Dayakka Littner and Kiyoh Bachika, a human child carrying Spiral lineage. She appears through the second half of Gurren Lagann, from Episode 17 to Episode 27, present in family scenes rather than in the story's battles.
Anne is shown only as a baby, small enough to be cradled in the arms of her parents and their friends. A fifteenth anniversary illustration later revisits her together with Kiyoh and Kiyal.
The series gives Anne no dialogue and no defined traits of her own. Her role is entirely that of an infant appearing in scenes built around her family.

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Anne Littner is the infant daughter of Dayakka Littner and Kiyoh Bachika, appearing as part of their family in the second half of Gurren Lagann.
Anne Littner first appears in Episode 17 of Gurren Lagann and remains part of the cast through Episode 27.
Anne Littner appears only as a baby cradled in the arms of her parents and their friends, with no dialogue or defined traits of her own. Her scenes center on the Littner household and the wider circle of Team Dai-Gurren veterans.
Anne Littner is a human child who also carries Spiral lineage, born to Dayakka Littner and Kiyoh Bachika.
Yes, a fifteenth anniversary illustration later depicts Anne Littner together with Kiyoh and Kiyal, revisiting the Littner family beyond the original episodes.
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