The best episode directed by Katsuichi Nakayama is "The Golden Boy's True Identity", rated 9/10 from 1 user votes. It was "written by Shuuichi Kouyama". "The Golden Boy's True Identity" aired on 3/9/2005 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "I'll Never Forget This Minute, This Second".
An abominable memory, consigned to the darkness of the past, has been resurrected by the hands of the Count and his plan of revenge enters its final stage.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Shuuichi Kouyama
Guided by Simon and Nia's feelings for each other, Team Dai-Gurren break through dimensions in search for the Anti-Spirals' homeworld. But after falling into the enemy's trap, they end up losing some of their most precious members, due to its vicious offensive.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Kurasumi Sunayama
Albert is kidnapped! Franz's frantic attempt to collect the ransom money comes up short, so he warily seeks the assistance of the Count of Monte Cristo.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Shuuichi Kouyama
Albert's engagement is in jeopardy; Baron Dangler prefers his daughter to marry into wealth. Albert rushes to the opera house to find Eugenie - but the curtain may have already closed on his love.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Yura Ariwara
Father and daughter try to escape the visiting room's trap and the prison, but an enemy Stand extracts two discs from Jotaro. One holds Star Platinum.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Yasuko Kobayashi
Father Pucchi learns some damning information. Jolyne and Weather's bodies strain under Jumpin' Jack Spark's Stand ability as the fight continues.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
The Stand Survivor sparks brawls throughout the Disciplinary Wing. While fighting off a prison guard, Jolyne realizes that he is also a Stand User.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Kazuyuki Fudeyasu
Stranded in a dead city full of killer robots and running out of supplies, the last thing the Junker should be doing is fixing a massive entertainment/education machine over a century old. But that is exactly what he decides to do.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Shogo Yasukawa
Yumemi and the Junker finally reach the city exit, only to find it guarded by an autonomous killer robot. With the element of surprise lost, the Junker only has a few weapons left - two armor-piercing grenades, and hope for a new way of life.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Naokatsu Tsuda
At last, Team Dai-Gurren arrives at the outskirts of Teppelin, but before aiming to the city, they must face a combined full-scale attack of Cytomander and Guame's forces.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Hiroshi Yamaguchi
Thymilph, one of the Four Divine Generals of the mysterious Spiral King, arrives to support Viral's Enki, with the massive mobile Gunmen fortress, the Dai-Ganzan. Kamina and Simon pilot the Gurren-Lagann against seemingly overwhelming odds.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Kazuki Nakashima
After shafts of bright light shine from Father Pucchi, Jolyne and her companions awake to find that he is gone and gravity has returned to normal.
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Shogo Yasukawa
Kano's been feeling a strange presence lately... as if someone is following her. Mysterious phone calls... flowers from an anonymous admirer...
Director: Katsuichi Nakayama
Writer: Tatsuo Sato