A steady presence on the Dai-Gurren's bridge, Tetsukan Littner keeps the stolen fortress running while flashier teammates take the spotlight. The Littner Village native serves through both wars and into the epilogue, eventually trading the helm for a place on Leeron's science team.
Tetsukan joins Team Dai-Gurren from Littner Village early in the surface war and remains with the crew through the fall of Teppelin. Following the seven-year timeskip he shifts into research work under Leeron. In the epilogue, twenty years further on, he serves under Viral's command aboard the Super Galaxy Dai-Gurren, working side by side with Cybela Coutaud.
His station is the Dai-Gurren's control team, where his particular duty is watching over the great ship's condition. Credited as an engineer, he brings a technical skill set that carries him naturally into Leeron's scientific division once the fighting ends.
The alternate-universe sequence in Episode 26 shows him asleep in bed beside Cybela, hinting that the two are involved, or that at least one of them wishes they were. He appears from Episode 2 through Episode 27, voiced by Takahiro Mizushima in Japanese and Tony Oliver in English.
Tetsukan Littner is a member of Team Dai-Gurren from Littner Village who serves on the ship's control team through the fall of Teppelin.
Tetsukan Littner is credited as an engineer whose particular duty is watching over the condition of the Dai-Gurren, the crew's stolen flagship.
Following the seven year timeskip, Tetsukan Littner shifts from ship duty into research work under Leeron's science team.
An alternate universe sequence in Episode 26 shows Tetsukan Littner asleep in bed beside Cybela Coutaud, hinting that the two are involved or at least wish they were.
Twenty years later, Tetsukan Littner serves under Viral's command aboard the Super Galaxy Dai-Gurren, working alongside Cybela Coutaud.
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