Ohhhhh, were the yellow units that showed up Evilouders? It's been awhile since I've seen Orgun.
Better my situation.
I've never actually watched the show. :P
Ok, yeah they are
There's only one in the first episode. There's a few in the last episode. Guess that's why I forgot about them. It's only three 1hour episodes, worth watching.
I forgot I-ZACK is from Orgun too.
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This has been an entertaining read so far. I'd heard about this series in the past, but never really looked into them.
Is there any chance of them being translated into english? I know it's not likely (getting the rights to mecha designs from a dozen different shows would be a nightmare), but I'm just curious.
Is there any chance of them being translated into English? I know it's not likely (getting the rights to mecha designs from a dozen different shows would be a nightmare), but I'm just curious.
No chance outside of fan translations. The licensing situation alone is a nightmare.
Not only that, but many of them have series that have never come out of Japan
There are currently only two SRWs that have been officially translated. The Original Generation games, a spin off staring only original characters, no anime characters at all. Then there's Endless Frontier, a weird Alternate Universe RPG that's just odd (yet amusing)
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The Original Generation games are awesome though. Most of the Banpresto Originals are at least equally as cool as any anime mecha anyway.
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Also, most SRWs are easier then the average Fire Emblem. Some of the early games like 3, F/FFinal, and most recently A Portable (That game is a nightmare) are exceptions.
I'm not sure I would agree with this. OK, I only played the two Original Generations games, but the only reason why SRW could be considered easier is because it doesn't have permadeath. However, the games do throw end-game bosses at you in the middle of the game and expect you to deal with them.
At least Fire Emblem plays fair.
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Two big differences between Fire Emblem and SRW that have stuck out to me:
1. Movement is much more limited in Fire Emblem. Units are slower generally, obstacles and difficult terrain are a big deal. IN SRW most units have a pretty large movement range, uncrossable obstacles are rare, and it's difficult for either side to create chokepoints or block access to a certain area with unit positioning.
2. Support (healing/resupply) units in SRW have pretty high evasion and/or defense, so they can go out onto the front lines and survive. If Fire Emblem healers are positioned where physical attackers can get to them, they will die quickly.
Upgrading Blade and Blue Earth. Evade for both, HP for Blade to make HP Regen more useful, and weapons for Blue Earth because, honestly, they're a little weak.
The time for the mission to take down Nergal's ship is now, there's a breifing coming up. Kazuma isn't worried much, he's sure that Valstork and its current crew can handle pretty much anything.
Meanwhile, down on Earth, Corbett is having a little chat with Misumaru about the whole Nadesico issue. The ship has radical new technology that could turn Earth's situation around.
If you ask me, you're going soft on this whole issue because your daughter is-
Now now. Yurika Misumaru did graduate top of her class in the academy, winning almost every single tactical sim she performed in.
Pssh, no videogame trained girl can do much.
The three officers argue over various issues for a while. Corbett, in particular, doesn't like how GGG and other civilian organizations are allowed to have mecha. The Nadesico is a mere symptom of this problem. If Nergal's allowed to rebel like this, the authority of the Federation Military might collapse. Such a dangerous ship. and it is being crewed by supposedly the best of the best.
Meanwhile, onboard the Nadesico, the Captain was having a discussion with the crew.
Akito, darling. Do you think perhaps once we finish this we can get married?
No! I just-
Oh I know how modest you are, you were so brave when you faught off the Radam for me!
That wasn't it! Look I-
Have sworn an oath between men! By piloting my Geki Ganger he has become on of Earth's Defenders!
That's not it either! Look just let-
Damn it Yamada, it's not from that cartoon of yours! It's an Aestivalis!
Can I please tal-
Gekgangar? I think I remember that cartoon. Aren't you a little old for that?
Hello can I-
There are Federation Military Officers contacting us.
Why won't anybody listen to me?
...morons.
The Nadesico crew can be charitably described as... dysfunctional. After all, Nergal recruited the best of the best. Even if that came with... quirks.
Episode 3: Mission: "Destroy the Nadesico."
[strike]Jiro Yamada[/strike] Gai Daiouji gives Akito some words of encouragement as the Federation forces come.
Ruri, quite possibly the only sane member of the crew, informs everyone that the Federation Millitary has shown up.
Well, there we are. A whole bunch of them. The feds must be serious, they've deployed some heavy duty Mobile Armors.
Attention Nadesico! You are hereby ordered to surrender to the Federation Millitary!
I'm so sorry, but we're not surrendering. So please go home. I'm sure you have better things then chase us. Like perhaps fight the Radam. Ok? ^_^
That arrogance! How dare she?
Well, what should we do now sir?
Teach them a lesson in respect!
Not exactly much to respect though. Very well Sir.
Gai and Akito are deployed, because obviously there's going to be a fight.
Here's the Nadesico. It's pretty powerful all around, it's Distortion Field barrier stacks with its high HP and defense to make it pretty hard to kill. And its attacks are pretty strong. The [G] weapons are unique to Nadesico. They're "Gravity" weapons that penetrate some barriers. Nadesico has two pilots, Yurika and Ruri.
Here's Akito in the Aestivalis Zero-G frame. Like, the Nadesico it has a Disortion Field. The best part is that all of its attacks are [P]. Akiro knows Focus and Alert.
Gai is largely the same. He's a bit better at Melee, but worse at Range. Gai knows Guts and Invincible. Oh yeah, dispute both Aestvalises having the same abilities, Gai's has different names. That's because Gai renamed them into Gekiganger references. :P
One more thing about Aestvalises is that they don't have internal power sources. They're directly powered by the Nadesico. This is shown by that yellow grid surrounding the ship when you choose to move an Aestvalis. If the mech is inside the range, they get fully recover all EN at the start of each turn. There's a second reason to keep them near the ship.
Relationship bonuses! Characters with bonds of friendship, rivaly, and love, actually gain gameplay bonuses if they're next to each other. Circle is Friendship, while heart is Love. Friendship gives bonuses to hit, evade, critical rate. While Love gives bonuses to damage. Gai has friendship with Akito, so he gets the friendship bonus when Akito is next to him. Yurika, on the other hand, has the Love bonus. So as long as Akito is next to her, she'll do more damage. And hey, the Nadesico units need to be close anyways so there's nothing but advantages.
Akito attacks! Charging forward, sounding strangely like Shinji Ikari as he screams.
He stabs a Mobile Armor in the face (I think thats its face.)
The Feddie fires some missiles, but Akito cuts them down with Sword Cut.
Gai's turn!
Let's go! Geki Gangar!
I hate him.
Gekigan Lancer!
Captain, some missiles have scratched our paint job.
Fire the Gravity Blaster!
But Captain it's just one enemy.
Fire the Gravity Blaster.
Overkill. When you really want something dead.
Normally, Nadesico's missiles wouldnt do that much damage. But Yurika's Love Bonus is in effect.
The power of our love defeats all!
I don't- *sigh* Never mind
But wait, there's more! Allied units are showing up.
Meet the Buttercup Squad, three expert pilots.
Ryoko, who's probably the most powerful of the trio. She has a Love bonus with Akito, to boot. (Yes, Akito's a bit of a chick magnet.) She knows Invincible and Focus.
Hikaru, who as a geeky girl in glasses is the loved by nerds everywhere. She knows Focus and Alert.
Finally, Izumi. She tells terrible puns. All the time. She knows Daunt, which reduces an enemy's will by 10, and Focus.
You probably noticed something new. The [+] attacks are combo attacks. They can only be used when the involed units are next to each other. (They don't even appear otherwise). They're powerful, ignore barriers and Support Defence. But they drain energy from all mechs involved.
But remember what I said about Aestvalises regaining their energy? Yeah, as long as I keep all the Nadesico units close, I can use their most powerful attacks with abandon.
I move all three down, but and Ryoko gets close enough to attack.
She then gets a face full of missiles.
Izumi attacks!
And misses.
He counters!
And misses.
Well that was a missed opportunity.
*groan*
Gekigan Lancer!
Aren't they supposed to do different attacks in each episode?
Lady, I use what I can.
You can do it, Akito! Reach into your burning soul!
Ge-ge-Gekigan G-gun?
Noooo! You need more passion!
Nadesico takes out another one, without any hot blooded yelling.
Of course, then something shows up!
Well, crap. It's the Jovians. Not good.
It's the Valstork! That is good!
Everyone, pull back!
But what about the Nadesico?
Let them deal with those freaky lizard aliens!
The Federation Soliders leave the Nadesico to the Jovians, cowards.
Blessfield decides that helping the Nadesico against the Jovians is more important. The honor of the spaceman, always help those in need.
Let's fight some aliens!
Shihomi casts Trust, because the Nadesico took a little bit of a beating.
A Jovian Drone attacks Izumi! But fails!
Izumi smashes it with her Field Lance.
Do you get my point?
This repeats itself four times, by the way. Each little grunt rushing at Izumi, only to die due to Lance wounds.
A.I in this game isn't too bright.
Finally, one attacks a different target, Kazuma.
It uh, doesn't end too well either.
The battle is in our favor, but the Nadesico is low on energy. Luckily, I have the Blue Earth!
Y
Yurika, having killed more things then anybody else on this stage, can afford the 10 Will cost.
Gekigan shoot!
That's the spirit! Feel the burning of your soul!
Hey, that sounds fun, let's try it!
Sure, why not.
Gekigan Shoot!
Tekka-slash!
......
What? They were doing it. I just... I'm sorry.
Heat Edge Exploder!
...what?
That's actually the attack's name. Don't ask me why.
Victory is all but assured now, I'd say.
It's time to unleash my finisher! Gekigan... Flare!
Akito destroys another one with "Gekigan Shoot."
Then, reinforcements! Mu la Flaga desides he'd rather face punishment then leave people to fight the Jovians alone. After all, is it not the millitary's job to protect civilians?
Mu here is an excellent pilot. He's good enough that even this less then stellar unit is good with him. He knows Focus and Alert.
Next, I do something odd.
I focus on weakening enemies, but not killing them.
Because Mu here is the one who will kill the remaining five enemies.
Ouch, Mu's in a fragile unit. So he can't take another hit.
This one is ready to be blown up. The reason Mu is killstealing right now is because, like most video games, Super Robot Wars W has secrets. Secret pilots, and secret mechs. This stage is one of two keys to one of those secrets. I need as many kills with Mu as possible. Because Mu appears in two stages in the first half, and then doesn't appear again until the second half. By then it's too late for the secret. So we have to go out of our way if we want to unlock it.
I cast Trust on Mu, to heal him up.
And then get him his first kill.
I cast Accel just in case Mu needs HP or EN any time soon.
I then finish the work of softening up the Jovians.
Hey you! In the R-1 knock off! Help me out here!
Hey! Valhawk knocks off nothing!
Heh. I'm having a Field day with this.
I like the cut of your jib!
I think I just threw up blood.
Looks like it needs to refl-
If you dare finish that pun I will personally activate the self-distruct mechanism on your Aestivalis.
.....
Good girl.
Now, I take several more turns then needed feeding Mu kills.
Finally, they're all dead.
Mission complete!
With the Jovians gone, Mu leaves. He's pretty cool.
Oh, wait. Right, we're supposed to shoot down the Nadesico.
And some millitary people are here to watch
Yurkia! Are you OK?
Who's he?
He's Jun, my best friend. ^_^
.....
Sucks to be that guy.
The millitary isn't going to take no for an answer. The options are, either the Nadesico surrenders, Valstork shoots it down, or they'll do it themselves.
Well, Miss, will you please come back to earth?
Sorry, no. Thank you for asking so nicely though.
I see. Well, I tried. OK Kazuma, shoot it down.
What!?
You heard me. Don't worry, nobody will die.
But how can you-
I am your father and you will listen to me!
How can you just-
One!
OK! I'll do it... well, he did say nobody would die, so I'll trust him...
I won't let you!
Look, I'm sorry, but he started counting to three. I don't know what would happen if he reached three, I don't want to know. So yeah.
Kazuma fires! Hitting where Mihiro had aimed at.
Where were we hit?
We were not struck in any vital-
...........D:
Seeing the Nadesico blasted away, the millitary leaves. (Jun was caught in the crossfire and vanished with the ship)
What the hell dad!? You said that nobody would die! You said that-
....that, that.... what?
It turns out that the mission wasn't really to shoot down the Nadesico. It was to make it look like they had. There was a flare attached to the ship, with Mihiro's guidance Kazuma had shot that. This had all been detailed in the meeting. But Kazuma was late, and missed that part. Of course, nobody told him the truth. They figured he'd be more convincing ignorant.
The Nadesico calls Valstork, Yurika giving thanks.
Of course, then Prospector, their manager, comes on. It would seem that the Nadesico had been damaged by Kazuma's show. Fortunately, he's willing to be forgiving since they just helped him! He'd have them shoulder still some of the costs, however. 30 thousand.
Which just so happens to be the amount this job paid.
Thank you for your time, Mr. Ardygun.
....that man is pure evil.
Blessfiel desides to head to Earth. He's going to wring a higher pay out of Freeman.
Jun's decided to join the Nadesico crew! He figures it'll be more rewarding then military grunt work.
Wonderful kid! Wonderful! Just be careful. You know how it is. A minor character suddenly gets lines and motivations! Then, BAM! They die. So try not to hog the spotlight too much, OK?
What?
Just ignore him.
On the Moon, in an office, some people are having a little chat about Nergal. Nergal fully intends to sell the results of their research of Martian technology to the Federation. At high prices, of course. After all, the entire millitary isn't under his thumb yet. This annoys the other speaker, to put it midly.
Of course, these two don't care. With the help of Freeman, Nergal's plans can begin in earnest. Everything is falling into place.
Oh, you mean the normal, rational, badass human character who can compete with genetically engineered idiot emo teens who is then killed off, and then is resurrected as a lapdog for space Hitler for most of the sequel series?
I wonder... does favouriting Gundam Wing also boost Mu (and possibly any other SEED characters that may or may not show up)? Or is Mu doomed to a life of having no favourite bonuses in this game?
man... SRW... I haven't touched an SRW game ever since I finished Alpha 3... for the fifth time. I think Touma and DaiRaiOh have enough skillpoints pumped into them to kick the snot out of everything without needing to spend money on upgrades...
Always wanted to get into J and W though, on account of the inclusion of Tekkaman Blade, Detonator Orgun, and FMP... maybe I'll have to somehow locate a copy...
I wonder... does favouriting Gundam Wing also boost Mu (and possibly any other SEED characters that may or may not show up)? Or is Mu doomed to a life of having no favourite bonuses in this game?
SEED and Wing are different shows, so Mu doesn't have any favorite bonuses now...but we'll have an opportunity to pick another three favorite series around the halfway point of the game.
I'm just happy that Mwu is in the game. He was by far my favorite SEED character.
I consider Destiny to be a bad dream that never really happened, now may we never talk about it again.
Seriously, though, blocking an anti-ship cannon with your massive balls, swollen with manliness pretty much qualifies him as badass enough to pilot a super robot.
Upgrades all around. Energy for pretty much everyone. More evade for Blade and Valhawk, and Weapons get another boost on Blue Earth.
The Gundams get a little less, with Deathscythe just getting energy and Sandrock's evade being boosted. Still good.
Next stage time!
Kazuma's recording the Ardygun's latest financial screwing over. He's not exactly pleased about how everyone treats him. He wishes he had jumped ship and gone with the Nadesico. After all, seeing Mars would be a great treat for him. Mars is as far as humanity has gone in the universe. That'd be a great place for a Trailer.
Kazuma remembers reading that the solar system used to be bigger, but they eventually decided to reduce the number of planets from nine, to eight. That's fine with him. It just means that the universe beyond Earth's home is that much bigger. Sadly, as awesome as exploring the universe would be, Kazuma's stuck here, praying that Blessfield manages to keep them from being bankrupt.
Again.
Meanwhile, Blessfield trying to convince Freeman to give them another job. Of course, Freeman can't just throw around money for jobs at will. He has a budget. The Outer Space Development Company is just a branch off of the Space Development Corporation. There's only one person who can freely give out any job, the SDC's president, Taiga Koutarou.
Taiga... it's been a while since I've heard that name.
That brings back memories. The days of Hawkeye vs Gold Tiger. The ID5 squad out for his blood.
Still, that's in the past. The present requires him to provide for his family. And if that means working for an old enemy, so be it.
But that dosn't come to pass, because Freeman actually has a new job for them. This one would have originally gone to the Space Knights, but since they're abord the Valstork as it is, he figures why not have everyone help out?
Surprise! It's Lady Une! She informs Duo and Quatre of two things. First, they're to help out in this mission. Second, the Preventers and Space Knights HQs have been moved, to G-Island City.
The mission involves recovering the surviors of a joint millitary/intellegence team that went to the Orbital Ring to research the Radam's biology and attempt to find any survivors. Noin was on that team, so there's a good reason for Duo and Quatre to go help.
Needless to say, they were mostly wiped out. The last signal they managed to sent was a single photograph... of Tekkaman Dagger.
Oh come on. This is no not going to end well.
It's so obviously a trap. But, sadly, it's a trap they're just going to have to saunter on in to! Because it's kind of their job to do that. Sucks to be them.
The Blue Earth flies out for scouting purposes, the Valstork is on standby in case anything nasty comes up. D-boy is heading down to investigate inside the Ring itself.
Of course, somebody is following along in secret!
I have no idea why they did the whole "shadow the face" with him.
Kazuma begins following D-Boy. D-boy just marches forward, not really caring about him.
Look, why are you following me?
...
I won't be able to protect you if any Radam show-
I know! OK! I know I'm not like Dad, or my sisters! I know OK! I know I'd be a crappy pilot without Mihiro, I know I'm second rate compared to the famous Hawkeye, I know! So look, if I'm going to be stuck in the shadow of that legacy, I want to at least be able to do something with it!
...oh. Um. Right.
Meanwhile, the Shihomi and Akane are a little concerned about D-boy. He had a sort of scary look in his eyes when he saw Dagger, they're sure he knows more then he's letting on.
Ah the mysterious past, ladies love that sort of thing.
Maybe you should work on cultivating one then, Mr. Ex-OZ.
You wound me Akane.
Down in the Orbital Ring, we run into the survivors of the little escapade. Bernard is annoyed because his entire squad got wiped out, he's now one of the few Orbital Ring defece soliders left. Noin and Youko are the investigation team survirors.
Then, our recue crew shows up!
You've got to be kidding me, kids?
Wait, I know one of them. They're with the Space Knights
Of course, then this guy shows up. He immedately starts ranting about D-boy. About how he's a trator and a fool and will soon parish.
Surprise! It's Dagger!
Buwahahahaha!
Goddamn it Dagger I am so going to Tek-set and kill you.
Go ahead and try
Hensh- gurrgle warrglebralg hgggaaahh!!
Uhhh, I'm guessing that's not normal.
Episode 4: Shattered Hope
Outside, Noal and Aki are just waiting around. Noal's not exactly worried. After all, even if anything happens, Tekkaman Blade can handle it.
Hey, what's that weird plant thing?
I don't think we should get too close to it.
Oh come on, what's the worst that can-
Damn it.
Let's start with Focus, this many enemies practically requires it.
Noal attacks! Firing his laser beams at the Radam.
Sadly, even with focus a few attacks get in. Thank goodness for that barrier.
Fortunately, by the next turn reinforcments show up! Noin and Youko have gotten out their mechs and are ready to help out. But wait, where are the others?
Buwahahaha! How does it feel, Blade? The Interference Specter generator that I installed outside this building is reversing the energy you use to transform, making it nothing but pain!
Christ you're retarded.
Huh?
You told us not only what was causing this problem. But also where it is, so we can get rid of it
Wait...
You two go smash that gizmo. I'll distract scarface here.
Moving on, you can see we still have a ton of Radam to deal with.
Noin here isn't the strongest pilot. But she does have range and repair options to make her useful. I like her, at least. She knows Trust, Accel, and Focus.
There's also a jet mode. Has the usual "trades mobility and speed for less defence" thing.
Youko's in an SS sized plane. Thinking about it, that means this jet is human sized... wow, she must be cramped in there. She knows Accel, Focus, and Invincible
But it can change into a walker mode. More defense less mobility etc etc.
Both cast Accel, so they can get into the action quickly.
Noin attacks and quickly blows up a Radam. Go her!
Youko does the same, riddling one with bullets. That make it explode.
Noal does his thing too, shooting lots of lasers to make things melt.
The Radam don't take this lying down, and start attacking our new players. Ouch for Noin.
Screw you space monster!
She pulls out the big gun and blasts it, reducing a full health Radam to critical HP.
I'm sick of these things molesting the Blue Earth!
Molesting...?
The Radam just won't let up, these three can't handle all of them on their own! (At least not yet, give them a few upgrades and levels)
Why the hell are you still here?
To keep Dagger from ripping your face off. Kazuma can go deal with that thing himself.
I swear I will use your skull as a paperweight!
Kazuma calls out to the others, pointing out where that thingy is!
Shoot this thing! Shoot it or we will all die!
But then a Radam shows up and wants to eat him.
Damn it is this one of those things where say, Mihiro, is actually the main character and my death will drive her to greatness?
But then Orgun shows up! Saving Kazuma!
Then Noal goes and shoots that generator thing! Hooray!
OK yeah Dagger. I'm so going to kill you now. The whole "keep me from transforming" thing? That was such a dick move.
Something breaks, but nobody notices in the chaos of battle.
Dagger is not happy. No siree he is not.
Why the hell is an Evoluder helping the humans!?
....
Orgun leaves, and Dagger summons up a whole bunch more Radam.
Just in time for the Valstork to show up! Kazuma gets aboard the Valhawk, and we're ready to smash things
Oh wait it's still the enemy turn, so they immedately charge at Valstork.
Are we locked on?
Yup!
Wow, I'm surprised that thing is still standing.
I have to wonder, does it hurt having its tentacles sliced off?
Are you really concerned about that?
Not really. No.
Tekkaman wishes he could one shot Radam like Duo.
He just got lucky with a critical hit *grumble grumble*
OK, now it's my turn. There is, of course, the issue of Dagger. He's no ordinary Radam. Dagger here is our first Boss.
High stats, dangerous weapons, and of course, dangerous abilties. Notice that his HP is rather high, higher then anything we've faced so far. It'll take multible characters to take him down. Of course, bosses also give high rewards. Lots of EXP, and lots of cash.
Back to blowing things up!
How come I get stuck with plain bullets?
Budget. Us preventers have funding up the wazoo. EDF is stuck with the cuts, sorry.
Death in the desert. In space.
Man I love dynamic kills.
Duo just takes out his scythe and things explode
If you concider size differences, odds are a single missile is as large as the Radam.
Overkill? Very much so.
Hah! I'm still the main character, bitch!
...what?
Noal softens up another Radam (He's been getting tons of EXP these past two stages, sheesh)
Blade gets another kill!
Kazuma is sick of these Radam.
Mihiro! It's time to use... that.
Plasma Execution?
Yes!
......
Well, um.
Oh come on! That's not fair!
Blade just dodges the next one.
Dagger launches his attack on Blade!
I swear to God I will kill you for this scar you gave me.
That's what's got your panties in a twist? Geez, learn some precpective. Now, me, I'm going to kill you because you're going to try and wipe out humanity. Which of our casues is more noble, huh? Huh?
Fuck you.
....ouch. That's gotta hurt.
...yeah. Bosses are definately more dangerous then regular enemies.
Nothing like some good old fashioned support attacking, eh?
Oh yeah, there's one quirk about Support Attacks. Namely, that the one who first attacked gets the kill and EXP. Basically Noin gets nothing out of helping Youko kill that Radam. This can be useful, namely have a lower leveled character supported by a higher leveled one.
Fun times for all!
Trust gets cast on Blade. Because, do I really want to wait so many turns for HP Regen to kick in? No.
Noal blows up another Radam and levels up!
Remember what I said about healers getting lots of EXP? Yeah.
Noal learned Luck, which doubles the ammount of money he earns on the next attack. Use if you want to finish off bosses with him.
Focus, for two reasons. One, to dodge batter.
Two, because he dosn't know Strike so this will have to do when I fire off MAP attacks.
Kazuma uses Laser Vulcan to finish off a Radam.
With Focus, Blade is basically untouchable.
The same can not be said for the Radam.
Nor the Blue Earth.
Most of the time I would have just selected "evade" but Dagger is supporting. When Bosses Support Attack things get nasty.
So Noal blows up the enemy. If you kill the enemy that has a Support Attack coming, the Support is canceled. Useful info!
Despite his name, Dagger fires an arrow at Blade, who is able to dodge this time.
Blade uses his blades to land a hit this time!
Noins a little behind, so Accel time!
Tag-team heaven.
Noal then repairs the Tarus, gotta keep it in tip top shape.
Kazuma then does a totally rad manuver involving shooting a Radam in the face and cutting off the tentacles as they come out of the scorched mouth.
Critical hit! Another one blown up.
I have to wonder, what exactly is being fired out? Lasers? Plasma? Minovsky Particles? The world may never know.
Now all the mooks are gone. Leaving only Dagger. He's rather outnumbered, wouldn't you say?
Strike and Fighting Spirit get cast. The most damage possible at the moment, garenteed.
I don't like you. Akane! Ready the big guns!
Aye aye Dad.
What big guns... I don't see any other guns on that thing.
Those big guns.
Gaahhh! Every part of my body burns!
Take this! And that! And some of this!
I think we might actually have some minor damage. Miss Noin, if you may?
Gladly.
Next, Invincible for Blade. This way, I can easily take any counter attack Dagger throws at me.
Voltekker blasts him apart just a little bit more.
Finally, Focus on Quatre for accuracy.
And the Blond Space Arab finishes off the Human turned alien monster in a desert in space.
Man SRWs are silly.
Quatre levels up, and I get a ton of rewards. Two new parts. And two skill parts! And 10,000 bucks!
Quatre learns a new Spirit Command too. Bless. It's like a better version of Luck. It lets you pick an ally to give Luck's effect to. You can bet I'll be useing this on every boss.
Dagger, realzing he's been beaten, runs away like a little girl.
After the battle, things are great! Blessfield decides it's time for Kazuma to recive some old fashioned disipline. For two reasons, the first is that he ran off on his own without telling anybody.
The second, however, is more important to Blessfield. Because of his actions, people's lives were put at risk. His own and others. Space is cold and unforgiving. Yet life is important, and only by binding together can people survive in this harsh world.
The lecture goes on for a while
They all say goodbye to the Orbital Ring, they're finally heading back to earth.
Noal reports to Freeman. The mission is over, they're now set for G-island city.
But wait, D-boy feels weird.
Suddenly, his system box, which allows him to transform, breaks in half!
Uhhh... that's not good.
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Episode 5: Mecha-World, Mecha-nisim, Mecha-beasts
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Bernard is the goddamn man.
Should have let Blade finish off Dagger. I always feel obligated to let the characters that are from the same series make the killing blow.
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It's more the point that Orgun is identified as much, unless I'm missreading that.
Ah well, The game starts with the inital parts of Nadesico and Tekkaman Blade happening so I can forgive any mixup. I mean, you get to fight Mu with Akito and Gai, that's just awesome.
So awesome, it rarely crosses the border.
Actauly, I had a feeling if GaoGaiGar wasn't so badly shat on as it was in the US (from all sides, MB isn't any less guilty. As a side, Voltron can get lost too) we might have gotten W.
We could of had a Chiptune version of the Teknoman theme, but alas.
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Ahh, nice thread. I'll be keeping up with it.
Alpha Gaiden is another wonderful candidate for this. It's chock full of good shows- and fan translated, too! Gonna warn that it's a pretty hard game, though. Especially if you want to go for all the Skill Points.
Alpha Gaiden is another wonderful candidate for this. It's chock full of good shows- and fan translated, too! Gonna warn that it's a pretty hard game, though. Especially if you want to go for all the Skill Points.
Yeah, Leos are damn fragile.
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Pata, bro, I love what you're doing with this. But I gotta say, there's a very big problem with your first mission report...
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I believe you have your Astray pilots mixed up. This is Lowe Gear. He pilots a Gundam with a katana. Not a beam katana, a metal katana. In a universe where all the really good enemies have armor that deflects solid weaponry.
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Ok, yeah they are
There's only one in the first episode. There's a few in the last episode. Guess that's why I forgot about them. It's only three 1hour episodes, worth watching.
I forgot I-ZACK is from Orgun too.
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Is there any chance of them being translated into english? I know it's not likely (getting the rights to mecha designs from a dozen different shows would be a nightmare), but I'm just curious.
No chance outside of fan translations. The licensing situation alone is a nightmare.
Not only that, but many of them have series that have never come out of Japan
There are currently only two SRWs that have been officially translated. The Original Generation games, a spin off staring only original characters, no anime characters at all. Then there's Endless Frontier, a weird Alternate Universe RPG that's just odd (yet amusing)
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At least Fire Emblem plays fair.
1. Movement is much more limited in Fire Emblem. Units are slower generally, obstacles and difficult terrain are a big deal. IN SRW most units have a pretty large movement range, uncrossable obstacles are rare, and it's difficult for either side to create chokepoints or block access to a certain area with unit positioning.
2. Support (healing/resupply) units in SRW have pretty high evasion and/or defense, so they can go out onto the front lines and survive. If Fire Emblem healers are positioned where physical attackers can get to them, they will die quickly.
And most pure support units (i.e. buffs with no heals) in FE games are ridiculously evasive, because that's the only thing they can do.
Maybe it's just paranoia, but I'm also pretty wary of leaving offensive magic users open to physical attacks.
Come to think of it, that's probably why my magic users were relatively underleveled in the Blazing Sword endgame...
Update!
Another day, another stage to do.
Upgrading Blade and Blue Earth. Evade for both, HP for Blade to make HP Regen more useful, and weapons for Blue Earth because, honestly, they're a little weak.
The time for the mission to take down Nergal's ship is now, there's a breifing coming up. Kazuma isn't worried much, he's sure that Valstork and its current crew can handle pretty much anything.
Meanwhile, down on Earth, Corbett is having a little chat with Misumaru about the whole Nadesico issue. The ship has radical new technology that could turn Earth's situation around.
If you ask me, you're going soft on this whole issue because your daughter is-
The three officers argue over various issues for a while. Corbett, in particular, doesn't like how GGG and other civilian organizations are allowed to have mecha. The Nadesico is a mere symptom of this problem. If Nergal's allowed to rebel like this, the authority of the Federation Military might collapse. Such a dangerous ship. and it is being crewed by supposedly the best of the best.
Meanwhile, onboard the Nadesico, the Captain was having a discussion with the crew.
The Nadesico crew can be charitably described as... dysfunctional. After all, Nergal recruited the best of the best. Even if that came with... quirks.
Episode 3: Mission: "Destroy the Nadesico."
[strike]Jiro Yamada[/strike] Gai Daiouji gives Akito some words of encouragement as the Federation forces come.
Ruri, quite possibly the only sane member of the crew, informs everyone that the Federation Millitary has shown up.
Well, there we are. A whole bunch of them. The feds must be serious, they've deployed some heavy duty Mobile Armors.
Gai and Akito are deployed, because obviously there's going to be a fight.
Here's the Nadesico. It's pretty powerful all around, it's Distortion Field barrier stacks with its high HP and defense to make it pretty hard to kill. And its attacks are pretty strong. The [G] weapons are unique to Nadesico. They're "Gravity" weapons that penetrate some barriers. Nadesico has two pilots, Yurika and Ruri.
Here's Akito in the Aestivalis Zero-G frame. Like, the Nadesico it has a Disortion Field. The best part is that all of its attacks are [P]. Akiro knows Focus and Alert.
Gai is largely the same. He's a bit better at Melee, but worse at Range. Gai knows Guts and Invincible. Oh yeah, dispute both Aestvalises having the same abilities, Gai's has different names. That's because Gai renamed them into Gekiganger references. :P
One more thing about Aestvalises is that they don't have internal power sources. They're directly powered by the Nadesico. This is shown by that yellow grid surrounding the ship when you choose to move an Aestvalis. If the mech is inside the range, they get fully recover all EN at the start of each turn. There's a second reason to keep them near the ship.
Relationship bonuses! Characters with bonds of friendship, rivaly, and love, actually gain gameplay bonuses if they're next to each other. Circle is Friendship, while heart is Love. Friendship gives bonuses to hit, evade, critical rate. While Love gives bonuses to damage. Gai has friendship with Akito, so he gets the friendship bonus when Akito is next to him. Yurika, on the other hand, has the Love bonus. So as long as Akito is next to her, she'll do more damage. And hey, the Nadesico units need to be close anyways so there's nothing but advantages.
Akito attacks! Charging forward, sounding strangely like Shinji Ikari as he screams.
He stabs a Mobile Armor in the face (I think thats its face.)
The Feddie fires some missiles, but Akito cuts them down with Sword Cut.
Gai's turn!
Overkill. When you really want something dead.
Normally, Nadesico's missiles wouldnt do that much damage. But Yurika's Love Bonus is in effect.
But wait, there's more! Allied units are showing up.
Meet the Buttercup Squad, three expert pilots.
Ryoko, who's probably the most powerful of the trio. She has a Love bonus with Akito, to boot. (Yes, Akito's a bit of a chick magnet.) She knows Invincible and Focus.
Hikaru, who as a geeky girl in glasses is the loved by nerds everywhere. She knows Focus and Alert.
Finally, Izumi. She tells terrible puns. All the time. She knows Daunt, which reduces an enemy's will by 10, and Focus.
You probably noticed something new. The [+] attacks are combo attacks. They can only be used when the involed units are next to each other. (They don't even appear otherwise). They're powerful, ignore barriers and Support Defence. But they drain energy from all mechs involved.
But remember what I said about Aestvalises regaining their energy? Yeah, as long as I keep all the Nadesico units close, I can use their most powerful attacks with abandon.
I move all three down, but and Ryoko gets close enough to attack.
She then gets a face full of missiles.
Izumi attacks!
And misses.
He counters!
And misses.
Nadesico takes out another one, without any hot blooded yelling.
Of course, then something shows up!
Well, crap. It's the Jovians. Not good.
It's the Valstork! That is good!
The Federation Soliders leave the Nadesico to the Jovians, cowards.
Blessfield decides that helping the Nadesico against the Jovians is more important. The honor of the spaceman, always help those in need.
Let's fight some aliens!
Shihomi casts Trust, because the Nadesico took a little bit of a beating.
A Jovian Drone attacks Izumi! But fails!
Izumi smashes it with her Field Lance.
This repeats itself four times, by the way. Each little grunt rushing at Izumi, only to die due to Lance wounds.
A.I in this game isn't too bright.
Finally, one attacks a different target, Kazuma.
It uh, doesn't end too well either.
The battle is in our favor, but the Nadesico is low on energy. Luckily, I have the Blue Earth!
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Yurika, having killed more things then anybody else on this stage, can afford the 10 Will cost.
Victory is all but assured now, I'd say.
Akito destroys another one with "Gekigan Shoot."
Then, reinforcements! Mu la Flaga desides he'd rather face punishment then leave people to fight the Jovians alone. After all, is it not the millitary's job to protect civilians?
Mu here is an excellent pilot. He's good enough that even this less then stellar unit is good with him. He knows Focus and Alert.
Next, I do something odd.
I focus on weakening enemies, but not killing them.
Because Mu here is the one who will kill the remaining five enemies.
Ouch, Mu's in a fragile unit. So he can't take another hit.
This one is ready to be blown up. The reason Mu is killstealing right now is because, like most video games, Super Robot Wars W has secrets. Secret pilots, and secret mechs. This stage is one of two keys to one of those secrets. I need as many kills with Mu as possible. Because Mu appears in two stages in the first half, and then doesn't appear again until the second half. By then it's too late for the secret. So we have to go out of our way if we want to unlock it.
I cast Trust on Mu, to heal him up.
And then get him his first kill.
I cast Accel just in case Mu needs HP or EN any time soon.
I then finish the work of softening up the Jovians.
Now, I take several more turns then needed feeding Mu kills.
Finally, they're all dead.
Mission complete!
With the Jovians gone, Mu leaves. He's pretty cool.
Oh, wait. Right, we're supposed to shoot down the Nadesico.
And some millitary people are here to watch
The millitary isn't going to take no for an answer. The options are, either the Nadesico surrenders, Valstork shoots it down, or they'll do it themselves.
Kazuma fires! Hitting where Mihiro had aimed at.
Seeing the Nadesico blasted away, the millitary leaves. (Jun was caught in the crossfire and vanished with the ship)
It turns out that the mission wasn't really to shoot down the Nadesico. It was to make it look like they had. There was a flare attached to the ship, with Mihiro's guidance Kazuma had shot that. This had all been detailed in the meeting. But Kazuma was late, and missed that part. Of course, nobody told him the truth. They figured he'd be more convincing ignorant.
The Nadesico calls Valstork, Yurika giving thanks.
Of course, then Prospector, their manager, comes on. It would seem that the Nadesico had been damaged by Kazuma's show. Fortunately, he's willing to be forgiving since they just helped him! He'd have them shoulder still some of the costs, however. 30 thousand.
Which just so happens to be the amount this job paid.
Blessfiel desides to head to Earth. He's going to wring a higher pay out of Freeman.
Jun's decided to join the Nadesico crew! He figures it'll be more rewarding then military grunt work.
On the Moon, in an office, some people are having a little chat about Nergal. Nergal fully intends to sell the results of their research of Martian technology to the Federation. At high prices, of course. After all, the entire millitary isn't under his thumb yet. This annoys the other speaker, to put it midly.
Of course, these two don't care. With the help of Freeman, Nergal's plans can begin in earnest. Everything is falling into place.
And Gundam SEED? Let's not go there, please.
None the less, the merry continuity comrades seem to be battling well.
So who are the over arching villains in this game? Have we met them yet?
Because he makes the impossible possible.
Does he see the invisible, touch the untouchable, and break the unbreakable?
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That Mwu?
The Hawk of Endymion, killed five GINNs in his Mobius. The only naturally birthed "Newtype" in the Cosmic Era.
Given Gundam SEED's large popularity, it's more or less repalced UC Gundam as far as the handheld SRWs appear to be concerned.
At least SRWZ achieved the task of making GSD's story bearable.
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Always wanted to get into J and W though, on account of the inclusion of Tekkaman Blade, Detonator Orgun, and FMP... maybe I'll have to somehow locate a copy...
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For bokurano anyway.
SEED and Wing are different shows, so Mu doesn't have any favorite bonuses now...but we'll have an opportunity to pick another three favorite series around the halfway point of the game.
I'm not bitter, can't you tell?
I'M NOT. HONEST.
I consider Destiny to be a bad dream that never really happened, now may we never talk about it again.
Seriously, though, blocking an anti-ship cannon with your massive balls, swollen with manliness pretty much qualifies him as badass enough to pilot a super robot.
Really nice LP, Pata, I'm enjoying it!
Sorry, I was just trying to indicate who the most expendible members of this super star squad should be.
Mwu can stay, the others can die in a fire.
I agree with these statements.
From other Gundam continuities, I wouldn't mind Zechs and the Talgeese showing up.
It's been a week, but it's Update time.
Upgrades all around. Energy for pretty much everyone. More evade for Blade and Valhawk, and Weapons get another boost on Blue Earth.
The Gundams get a little less, with Deathscythe just getting energy and Sandrock's evade being boosted. Still good.
Next stage time!
Kazuma's recording the Ardygun's latest financial screwing over. He's not exactly pleased about how everyone treats him. He wishes he had jumped ship and gone with the Nadesico. After all, seeing Mars would be a great treat for him. Mars is as far as humanity has gone in the universe. That'd be a great place for a Trailer.
Kazuma remembers reading that the solar system used to be bigger, but they eventually decided to reduce the number of planets from nine, to eight. That's fine with him. It just means that the universe beyond Earth's home is that much bigger. Sadly, as awesome as exploring the universe would be, Kazuma's stuck here, praying that Blessfield manages to keep them from being bankrupt.
Again.
Meanwhile, Blessfield trying to convince Freeman to give them another job. Of course, Freeman can't just throw around money for jobs at will. He has a budget. The Outer Space Development Company is just a branch off of the Space Development Corporation. There's only one person who can freely give out any job, the SDC's president, Taiga Koutarou.
That brings back memories. The days of Hawkeye vs Gold Tiger. The ID5 squad out for his blood.
Still, that's in the past. The present requires him to provide for his family. And if that means working for an old enemy, so be it.
But that dosn't come to pass, because Freeman actually has a new job for them. This one would have originally gone to the Space Knights, but since they're abord the Valstork as it is, he figures why not have everyone help out?
Surprise! It's Lady Une! She informs Duo and Quatre of two things. First, they're to help out in this mission. Second, the Preventers and Space Knights HQs have been moved, to G-Island City.
The mission involves recovering the surviors of a joint millitary/intellegence team that went to the Orbital Ring to research the Radam's biology and attempt to find any survivors. Noin was on that team, so there's a good reason for Duo and Quatre to go help.
Needless to say, they were mostly wiped out. The last signal they managed to sent was a single photograph... of Tekkaman Dagger.
It's so obviously a trap. But, sadly, it's a trap they're just going to have to saunter on in to! Because it's kind of their job to do that. Sucks to be them.
The Blue Earth flies out for scouting purposes, the Valstork is on standby in case anything nasty comes up. D-boy is heading down to investigate inside the Ring itself.
Of course, somebody is following along in secret!
Kazuma begins following D-Boy. D-boy just marches forward, not really caring about him.
Meanwhile, the Shihomi and Akane are a little concerned about D-boy. He had a sort of scary look in his eyes when he saw Dagger, they're sure he knows more then he's letting on.
Down in the Orbital Ring, we run into the survivors of the little escapade. Bernard is annoyed because his entire squad got wiped out, he's now one of the few Orbital Ring defece soliders left. Noin and Youko are the investigation team survirors.
Then, our recue crew shows up!
Of course, then this guy shows up. He immedately starts ranting about D-boy. About how he's a trator and a fool and will soon parish.
Surprise! It's Dagger!
Episode 4: Shattered Hope
Outside, Noal and Aki are just waiting around. Noal's not exactly worried. After all, even if anything happens, Tekkaman Blade can handle it.
Let's start with Focus, this many enemies practically requires it.
Noal attacks! Firing his laser beams at the Radam.
Sadly, even with focus a few attacks get in. Thank goodness for that barrier.
Fortunately, by the next turn reinforcments show up! Noin and Youko have gotten out their mechs and are ready to help out. But wait, where are the others?
Moving on, you can see we still have a ton of Radam to deal with.
Noin here isn't the strongest pilot. But she does have range and repair options to make her useful. I like her, at least. She knows Trust, Accel, and Focus.
There's also a jet mode. Has the usual "trades mobility and speed for less defence" thing.
Youko's in an SS sized plane. Thinking about it, that means this jet is human sized... wow, she must be cramped in there. She knows Accel, Focus, and Invincible
But it can change into a walker mode. More defense less mobility etc etc.
Both cast Accel, so they can get into the action quickly.
Noin attacks and quickly blows up a Radam. Go her!
Youko does the same, riddling one with bullets. That make it explode.
Noal does his thing too, shooting lots of lasers to make things melt.
The Radam don't take this lying down, and start attacking our new players. Ouch for Noin.
She pulls out the big gun and blasts it, reducing a full health Radam to critical HP.
The Radam just won't let up, these three can't handle all of them on their own! (At least not yet, give them a few upgrades and levels)
Kazuma calls out to the others, pointing out where that thingy is!
But then a Radam shows up and wants to eat him.
But then Orgun shows up! Saving Kazuma!
Then Noal goes and shoots that generator thing! Hooray!
Dagger is not happy. No siree he is not.
Orgun leaves, and Dagger summons up a whole bunch more Radam.
Just in time for the Valstork to show up! Kazuma gets aboard the Valhawk, and we're ready to smash things
Oh wait it's still the enemy turn, so they immedately charge at Valstork.
Tekkaman wishes he could one shot Radam like Duo.
OK, now it's my turn. There is, of course, the issue of Dagger. He's no ordinary Radam. Dagger here is our first Boss.
High stats, dangerous weapons, and of course, dangerous abilties. Notice that his HP is rather high, higher then anything we've faced so far. It'll take multible characters to take him down. Of course, bosses also give high rewards. Lots of EXP, and lots of cash.
Back to blowing things up!
Death in the desert. In space.
Man I love dynamic kills.
Duo just takes out his scythe and things explode
If you concider size differences, odds are a single missile is as large as the Radam.
Overkill? Very much so.
Noal softens up another Radam (He's been getting tons of EXP these past two stages, sheesh)
Blade gets another kill!
Kazuma is sick of these Radam.
Blade just dodges the next one.
Dagger launches his attack on Blade!
....ouch. That's gotta hurt.
...yeah. Bosses are definately more dangerous then regular enemies.
Nothing like some good old fashioned support attacking, eh?
Oh yeah, there's one quirk about Support Attacks. Namely, that the one who first attacked gets the kill and EXP. Basically Noin gets nothing out of helping Youko kill that Radam. This can be useful, namely have a lower leveled character supported by a higher leveled one.
Fun times for all!
Trust gets cast on Blade. Because, do I really want to wait so many turns for HP Regen to kick in? No.
Noal blows up another Radam and levels up!
Remember what I said about healers getting lots of EXP? Yeah.
Noal learned Luck, which doubles the ammount of money he earns on the next attack. Use if you want to finish off bosses with him.
Focus, for two reasons. One, to dodge batter.
Two, because he dosn't know Strike so this will have to do when I fire off MAP attacks.
Kazuma uses Laser Vulcan to finish off a Radam.
With Focus, Blade is basically untouchable.
The same can not be said for the Radam.
Nor the Blue Earth.
Most of the time I would have just selected "evade" but Dagger is supporting. When Bosses Support Attack things get nasty.
So Noal blows up the enemy. If you kill the enemy that has a Support Attack coming, the Support is canceled. Useful info!
Despite his name, Dagger fires an arrow at Blade, who is able to dodge this time.
Blade uses his blades to land a hit this time!
Noins a little behind, so Accel time!
Tag-team heaven.
Noal then repairs the Tarus, gotta keep it in tip top shape.
Kazuma then does a totally rad manuver involving shooting a Radam in the face and cutting off the tentacles as they come out of the scorched mouth.
Critical hit! Another one blown up.
I have to wonder, what exactly is being fired out? Lasers? Plasma? Minovsky Particles? The world may never know.
Now all the mooks are gone. Leaving only Dagger. He's rather outnumbered, wouldn't you say?
Strike and Fighting Spirit get cast. The most damage possible at the moment, garenteed.
Those big guns.
Next, Invincible for Blade. This way, I can easily take any counter attack Dagger throws at me.
Voltekker blasts him apart just a little bit more.
Finally, Focus on Quatre for accuracy.
And the Blond Space Arab finishes off the Human turned alien monster in a desert in space.
Man SRWs are silly.
Quatre levels up, and I get a ton of rewards. Two new parts. And two skill parts! And 10,000 bucks!
Quatre learns a new Spirit Command too. Bless. It's like a better version of Luck. It lets you pick an ally to give Luck's effect to. You can bet I'll be useing this on every boss.
Dagger, realzing he's been beaten, runs away like a little girl.
After the battle, things are great! Blessfield decides it's time for Kazuma to recive some old fashioned disipline. For two reasons, the first is that he ran off on his own without telling anybody.
The second, however, is more important to Blessfield. Because of his actions, people's lives were put at risk. His own and others. Space is cold and unforgiving. Yet life is important, and only by binding together can people survive in this harsh world.
The lecture goes on for a while
They all say goodbye to the Orbital Ring, they're finally heading back to earth.
Noal reports to Freeman. The mission is over, they're now set for G-island city.
But wait, D-boy feels weird.
Suddenly, his system box, which allows him to transform, breaks in half!
Should have let Blade finish off Dagger. I always feel obligated to let the characters that are from the same series make the killing blow.
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What?
What?
Also, I must add one thing:
And flexible :winky:
Ah well, The game starts with the inital parts of Nadesico and Tekkaman Blade happening so I can forgive any mixup. I mean, you get to fight Mu with Akito and Gai, that's just awesome.
So awesome, it rarely crosses the border.
Actauly, I had a feeling if GaoGaiGar wasn't so badly shat on as it was in the US (from all sides, MB isn't any less guilty. As a side, Voltron can get lost too) we might have gotten W.
We could of had a Chiptune version of the Teknoman theme, but alas.
Alpha Gaiden is another wonderful candidate for this. It's chock full of good shows- and fan translated, too! Gonna warn that it's a pretty hard game, though. Especially if you want to go for all the Skill Points.
I believe you have your Astray pilots mixed up. This is Lowe Gear. He pilots a Gundam with a katana. Not a beam katana, a metal katana. In a universe where all the really good enemies have armor that deflects solid weaponry.
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