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Nakashima: There is a certain troupe in Japanese anime where all the combatants are in uniform like Sailor Moon, but if you expand that idea you have combat clothes which makes you wonder what it means to have combat-ready apparel. Some people have seen it as something allegorical or symbolic, and I was wondering if you could talk about your intention with them because they get used a lot during the second half of the show. I want to ask about the concept of the life fiber. They were very confident that they could come up with first-grade work of entertainment without going with the popular flow.

Toba: As a producer I will say that one intent of Kill la Kill was not to cater to market trends and this was an intentional decision made by the three core creators Imashi, SUSHIO, and Nakashima. SUSHIO: There was an anime show called Mashin Hero Wataru that I had been particularly fond of during my childhood and it was the excitement of watching that show that I wanted to give back to a contemporary audience. In Kill la Kill we decided to go without having a central theme to improvise everything in development and see how far we can go in terms of turning that into a work of entertainment. This is in contrast to the previous show that we worked on Gurren Lagann because that was a story about the growth of a boy into manhood. We wanted to impose the challenge of translating what we were fond of about the old school anime and make that palatable to a contemporary audience. Nakashima: The challenge for us with Kill la Kill was that we grew up watching anime was very fond of old school style. Where there any particular challenges that you faced in the development of Kill la Kill?

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We may have high school age characters in fourze, but they could not engage in fist fights where as Kill la Kill is not rated for children, so I was completely free to have heads flying off, arms and limbs getting maimed. Nakashima: One of the major differences especially in comparison Kamen Rider Fourze and Kill la Kill is that Kamen Rider is a children's show so it comes with a different rating and so there are certain depiction of violence and cruelty that you can't include.

Is it any different writing for a tokusatsu Kamen Rider Fourze than for an anime like Kill la Kill?