Big Building is the title of the thirteenth Gurren Lagann Parallel Works short, one of a line of music videos spun off from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. Simon, Yoko Littner, and Rossiu Adai anchor the piece, which pairs original animation with music rather than advancing the television storyline.
The thirteenth entry in the Parallel Works collection carries the title Big Building. Like its companion shorts, it belongs to a run of standalone music videos built around the cast and world of Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann rather than to the anime's continuity.
Imagery from the video brings together three central figures from the television series: Simon, Yoko Littner, and Rossiu Adai appear side by side, making the trio the focus of the piece.

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Big Building is the thirteenth entry in the Gurren Lagann Parallel Works series, a standalone music video spun off from Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann rather than a chapter of the television storyline.
The Parallel Works video Big Building brings together three central Gurren Lagann figures, Simon, Yoko Littner, and Rossiu Adai, as its focus.
Big Building is catalogued as the thirteenth installment of the Gurren Lagann Parallel Works music video collection.
No, Big Building belongs to the Parallel Works line of standalone music videos built around the Gurren Lagann cast and world, pairing original animation with music rather than advancing the anime's storyline.
Big Building is one of the least documented entries in the Parallel Works collection, with only its title, its numbering as the thirteenth installment, and a handful of stills on record.
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