Yeah, I'm fairly sure it will be more similar to that. In
Tengen Toppa Gurren-Lagann there's a progression because of the constant struggle the protagonists face, so all in all is not overboard or in you face right away and more of a effective vehicle for the very important themes explored and guided by
Mr. Nakashima's own hand. Both persons are like two, outer and inner, layers where it seems like
Hiroyuki Imaishi follows closely the key subtext that, while simple, abstracts much of what
Kazuki Nakashima cleverly always brings to the table, not completely appreciated at first sight (
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=57251910&postcount=8923)...
Imaishi is
Nakashima's bitch so I expect the same here! :-D