Kittan Zero, the ninth entry in the Gurren Lagann Parallel Works line of music videos, puts the spotlight on Kittan Bachika. Stills show the blond fighter sporting long hair and brawling with a Beastman while his sisters Kiyoh, Kinon, and Kiyal appear alongside King Kittan and Adiane.
Summary
The ninth Parallel Works short is titled Kittan Zero. Like its sibling videos, it is a piece of standalone animation set to music and built on the Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann cast rather than a continuation of the show's story.
Key Events
Kittan anchors the surviving imagery, appearing with unusually long hair and trading blows with a Beastman, while his Gunman King Kittan also features. The Bachika sisters each get a moment of their own: Kiyal with a lollipop, Kiyoh working a yo-yo, and Kinon in several stills. Adiane makes an appearance as well.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is "Kittan Zero"?
"Kittan Zero" is the ninth entry in the Gurren Lagann Parallel Works line, a standalone music video that puts the spotlight on Kittan Bachika rather than continuing the show's story.
How does Kittan look different in "Kittan Zero"?
In "Kittan Zero", Kittan is shown with unusually long hair, a look distinct from his appearance in the main series, while trading blows with a Beastman.
What do Kittan's sisters do in "Kittan Zero"?
Kittan's sisters each get their own moment in "Kittan Zero": Kiyal appears with a lollipop, Kiyoh works a yo-yo, and Kinon turns up in several stills, with Adiane also making an appearance.
What mecha does Kittan pilot in "Kittan Zero"?
Kittan's Gunman King Kittan features alongside him in "Kittan Zero".
How much is documented about "Kittan Zero"?
"Kittan Zero" is one of the more thinly documented Parallel Works entries, known chiefly through its title, its number in the series, and a gallery of images.
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