SSSS.GRIDMAN
SSSS.GRIDMAN
Collaboration avec Tsuburaya Productions. Yuta Hibiki se réveille amnésique, doté de la capacité de voir ce que les autres ne perçoivent pas. Il aperçoit d'abord un Gridman dans le reflet de l'ordinateur de son amie Rikka Takarada ; ce dernier lui demande de « se souvenir de sa mission », sans qu'il en comprenne le sens. Plus tard, il voit au loin un monstre immense parfaitement immobile. Une fois à l'école, les deux visions prennent sens : un monstre attaque la ville et le héros entrevu dans l'ordinateur surgit pour de bon.
Lieux de pèlerinage (5)
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Shinjuku Station South Exit
新宿駅南口
One of Tokyo's busiest transportation hubs, featuring the iconic southern entrance with its modern architecture and constant flow of people. The station area represents urban isolation themes and serves as a backdrop for character transitions in the series.
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Parthenon Tama
パルテノン多摩
This distinctive cultural complex in Tama New Town features prominently in SSSS.GRIDMAN's urban landscape. The building's unique architectural design with its classical columns and modern structure makes it easily recognizable in several background shots throughout the series.
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Cocolia Tama Center
ココリア多摩センター
This shopping complex connected to Tama-Center Station appears in SSSS.GRIDMAN as part of the commercial district of Tsutsujidai. The modern retail architecture and pedestrian areas surrounding the complex are featured in scenes showing daily life in the fictional city.
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Tama Central Park
多摩中央公園
This large urban park in Tama New Town provides the green spaces seen in SSSS.GRIDMAN's Tsutsujidai. The park's layout and recreational facilities match several scenes where characters spend time outdoors, contributing to the suburban atmosphere of the anime.
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Tama-Center Station
多摩センター駅
Tama-Center Station and its surrounding area served as the primary inspiration for the fictional city of Tsutsujidai in SSSS.GRIDMAN. The station's modern architecture and the planned urban development of the Tama New Town area closely match the anime's setting.