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2nd Gurren Lagann Film Scheduled for April 25 in Japan
posted on 2008-12-31 03:28 EST
The official Japanese website for the movie versions of the Gurren Lagann anime franchise has announced that the second film will open in Japan on April 25. The website had already announced that Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann: Ragan-hen (Lagann Chapter) will open in Golden Week, the string of holidays that stretches from the end of April through the first week of May. The second film will complete the theatrical remake of this robot action anime from Gainax.
Thank you to dormcat for the news tip.
Source: Saishin Anime Jōhō
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