#☆Lordgenome

[coredrill]

new poster by sushio to advertise the 15th anniversary screenings of both gurren lagann movies in 4DX!

[rayz-gamma]

(GURREN LAGANN MOVIES) = "Childhood's end" (2008) & "The lights in the sky are stars" (2009)

[vtncomics-art]

I saw the movie Gurren Lagann: All the Lights in the Sky are Stars.

The intrusive thoughts got to me...

[anthurak]

How do you personally see Salem’s story ending?

I imagine we'll first see her defeated physically and more importantly ideologically by Ruby, tying into my recent theory that Salem is both meant to be a Fallen Hero, and more specifically Ruby's true Evil Counterpart.

And then will wind up joining our heroines when the time comes to fight the gods, specifically Light. In particular, I can definitely see a situation wherein Salem figures out how to effectively leverage her 'curse' of immortality against the gods. Like I think it's real fun to imagine a scene in which she uses her immortality to somehow shield Ruby and possibly her friends from Light's attacks, mocking the god in a very 'the only way you're killing them is by giving ME what I've always wanted' way.

I do think ultimately Salem is going to die, along with Ozma, possibly though some form of heroic sacrifice. Or possibly some more esoteric form of 'ascending to a higher plane of existence' type thing, via the Tree.

Though for a very specific character reference, I think she's gonna go out like Lordgenome in Gurren Lagann XD

[raadiomaquia]

I think people don't talk enough about the Spiral Nemesis and how it's not entropy because of overpopulation, but how the Spiral Nemesis is actually a full on war between spiral life forms that ends up destroying the universe, how Lordgenome himself would've been prone to this and the own strenght of the Anti-Spiral was the one who ended up probably saving the universe, and how the fears of the Anti-Spiral got confirmed when he used his power to give himself and just himself a good life on an earth that was barren whilst oppresing and resenting his own kind, like i understand he got convinced that the Anti-Spirals were invincible and a good future was impossible even with his own power, so he chose to break the rule of spiral power by creating creatures that would enforce a will that comes from despair, fear and defeat, the Anti-Spirals touched his soul and it got to him in the end.

Returning to the Spiral Nemesis i think that the Anti-Spirals were this enforced idea of entropy and giving up against the weight of mortality and the usage of will as a sustainable motivator, it's a fearful oppresor mentality that goes all the way from what they saw as "Destiny" but was nothing but a dark path that every being was at the risk of falling in. It's such a good perspective on the argument that human nature is one of violence and selfishness, weighting it with fate on itself.

Finally i love how death is out of the whole Evolution vs Stillness, the series understands that inmortality is something that humans aren't meant to feel, we saw how fucked up Lordgenome and the Anti-Spirals got on it, it expresses the end of life as this natural process that even in the wake of death, serves a purpose at great scale so the universe on itself can exist peacefully.

I should finish my homework

[maxriderg]

Fellers, to honor Jamieson Price's upcoming 63rd Birthday, allow Me to share this, complete with a Song like this and well, have a very Happy Early 63rd Birthday to Jamieson Kent Price (1961-present), Ladies and Gentlemen! ;)

[idlegods]

we went to see the 2nd gurren lagann movie and they started showing the 1st one again ._.

[boobachu]

Damn the system making people dump tanks of water, spilling oil on the land and sea, ordering the destruction of technology that doesn't sell and insure endless landfills of plastic paraphernalia is responsible for climate collapse? That's some anime plot twist.

[coredrill]

lordgenome by sushio!

[anthurak]

I feel like Light might have some sort of breakdown and try to undo all of existence, not just for Remnant, but everything, including the Ever After, if his perfect order cannot exist then neither should anything else.

Yeah, that definitely tracks with the hints we've gotten, particularly with what we learned at the end of Volume 9.

You know maybe we're going to find out that the Brothers have spent all this time essentially repeating what we've already seen them do. Like Remnant is just one abandoned project of many.

And NONE of them live up to their, or rather Light's expectations. A fact which has led to his mental state... shall we say deteriorating of the eons. Basically getting more and more obsessed with his 'perfect order' that he's chasing. Bonus points if he starts super projecting and calling our heroines and everyone else the 'real' threat he must eradicate.

Basically I've still got that hunch that Light is going to turn out to have real 'Anti-Spiral' vibes.

And Team RWBY and co. are going to have to make like Team Dai-Gurren and go kick his ass in truly epic fashion XD

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(via reuniclus)

[georgebbwbush]

the spiral king lordgenome got clapped last episode so i'm assuming that the rest of gurren lagann will be a slice-of-life comedy

[winonaparadise]

nobody suffered twinkdeath harder than Lordgenome

[simon-newman]

Hikaru is a treasure ad must be protected (and she does a lot of protecting herself).

Jack Rakan is just... Jack Rakan... You can’t explain this - this guy just IS.

Hmm... Were I to add some of my favorite anime characters...

Bite me.

Also.

As for the girls...

*Sweats*

I’m a greedy man... I like a lot of them... But were I to pick just one... Yeah. I know you know which one it’s gonna be.

By the Emperor those last two... Why does it hurt where my heart used to be...

Everyone show me ur favorite anime characters

[dorothydalmati1]

Obscure Animation Subject #54: Gurren Lagann

Originally posted on Twitter on April 14, 2023.

Produced by Gainax, written by Kazuki Nakashima and directed by Hiroyuki Imaishi, it takes place in a fictional future where Earth is ruled by the Spiral King, Lordgenome, who forces mankind to live in isolated subterranean villages.

It focuses on two teenagers, Simon and Kamina, who live in a subterranean village and wish to go to the surface. Using a mecha Lagann, Simon and Kamina reach the surface and start fighting alongside other humans against Lordgenome's forces, before fighting their true enemy.

It ran for 27 episodes on TV Tokyo between April and September 2007, with films released in 2008 and 2009. It received acclaim from critics, sitting at at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, based on 17 reviews. The critic consensus calls it, "a humorous spectacle appreciate by anime fans."

It’s not as well-known now as it was then, but it was a pop culture staple. It led to the foundation of Studio Trigger, with Gurren Lagann's visual humor and style inserted into their work. Shigeto Koyama, who designed worked this show, designed worked on Big Hero 6.

It definitely defined anime in the late 2000s, and while it only last one season, its legacy still made a lot of importance. Definitely an important piece of mecha anime and Gainax history. It is one of several science fiction anime to receive a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.