God Four Elemental
ItemGod Four Elemental is a Gunmen formed by uniting the personal machines of the Four Supreme Generals. It appears in the Otoko-gumi dayo! Gurren Lagann manga rather than the television anime, an original design from the show's own creators.
Overview
God Four Elemental is a combined Gunmen that brings the machines of the Four Supreme Generals together into one unit. It does not appear in the main anime, surfacing instead in a spin-off manga.
Function
The machine's defining trait is its assembly: it is built by merging the personal Gunmen of the Four Supreme Generals into a single fighting form.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is God Four Elemental?
God Four Elemental is a combined Gunmen formed by uniting the personal machines of the Four Supreme Generals.
What Gunmen combine to form God Four Elemental?
God Four Elemental is built by merging the personal Gunmen of the Four Supreme Generals into a single fighting form.
Does God Four Elemental appear in the Gurren Lagann TV anime?
No, God Four Elemental does not appear in the main anime; it surfaces instead in the spin-off manga Otoko-gumi dayo! Gurren Lagann.
Who designed God Four Elemental?
God Four Elemental was created for the manga by the anime's director, Hiroyuki Imaishi, together with mechanical designer Yoh Yoshinari.
What is God Four Elemental's Japanese name?
God Four Elemental's Japanese name is written as ゴッドフォー エレメンタル.
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