Sawzorthn
ItemSawzorthn is the Gunman piloted by Zorthy Kanai and counts among the machines fielded by Team Dai-Gurren. Built for hands-on combat, it strikes with its fists and can fire a Laser Finger, appearing across the middle stretch of the series.
Overview
Sawzorthn is the Gunman assigned to Zorthy Kanai, and it takes its place among the machines that make up Team Dai-Gurren's fighting force.
Function
The machine is built around close-quarters striking. It attacks with its fists and can also unleash a beam through its Laser Finger.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who pilots Sawzorthn?
Sawzorthn is piloted by Zorthy Kanai, who fields the Gunman as part of Team Dai-Gurren.
What team does Sawzorthn belong to?
Sawzorthn is one of the Gunmen that make up Team Dai-Gurren's fighting force.
What weapons does Sawzorthn use?
Sawzorthn is built for close-quarters striking, attacking with its fists and unleashing a beam through its Laser Finger.
What kind of Gunman is Sawzorthn?
Sawzorthn is a Gunman designed around hands-on, close-range combat rather than ranged fighting.
When does Sawzorthn appear in the series?
Sawzorthn first appears in episode seven of Gurren Lagann and continues to see action through episode twenty-four.
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