Kirameki Yoko Box ~Pieces of Sweet Stars~
EpisodeKirameki Yoko Box ~Pieces of Sweet Stars~ is a Yoko-centered music video set to the song S.t.a.r.S, performed by her voice actress Marina Inoue. It shipped as a collector's box pairing the video with an audio disc and a production artbook, and it closes out the Parallel Works line.
Summary
This release builds an entire music video around Yoko Littner, animated to the track S.t.a.r.S with Marina Inoue, her voice actress, providing the performance. Rather than a standalone disc, the product arrives as a boxed set: the music video on DVD, a companion disc carrying the song audio on its own, and an artbook that walks through the animation process, collects artwork, and prints an exclusive interview with Inoue.
Key Events
The video showcases Yoko across a parade of outfits and settings, and the box's supplementary materials document how the piece was made. Within the broader Parallel Works music video series, this entry is counted as the sixteenth and final installment. Animator Nishigori also drew a celebratory sketch of Yoko to mark the video's release.
Notes
In an interview, Nishigori explained the reasoning behind centering the project on Yoko: she ranks as the series' most popular character, her design appeals to male and female fans alike, and she reads instantly and clearly on screen. The set's exclusive extras make it as much a production document as a music release.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Kirameki Yoko Box ~Pieces of Sweet Stars~?
Kirameki Yoko Box ~Pieces of Sweet Stars~ is a Gurren Lagann music video centered on Yoko Littner, set to the song S.t.a.r.S and performed by her voice actress Marina Inoue. It closes out the Parallel Works music video line as its sixteenth and final installment.
Who sings the song in Kirameki Yoko Box?
The song S.t.a.r.S featured in Kirameki Yoko Box ~Pieces of Sweet Stars~ is performed by Marina Inoue, the voice actress of Yoko Littner.
What comes in the Kirameki Yoko Box set?
The Kirameki Yoko Box ~Pieces of Sweet Stars~ set includes the music video on DVD, a companion disc with the song audio, and an artbook covering the animation process, artwork, and an exclusive interview with Marina Inoue.
Why was Yoko chosen for the Kirameki Yoko Box video?
Animator Nishigori explained that Yoko was chosen for Kirameki Yoko Box because she is the series' most popular character, her design appeals to both male and female fans, and she reads instantly and clearly on screen.
Is Kirameki Yoko Box part of the Parallel Works series?
Yes, Kirameki Yoko Box ~Pieces of Sweet Stars~ is counted as the sixteenth and final entry in the Gurren Lagann Parallel Works music video series.
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