I like being able to use Tallgeese and Epion from the beginning.

I understood the goodness of Getter!

I’m quite happy with how Melioruese and my dad are treated in OG2.

Is Big O only one season?

It was quite rare to have Gyunei on our side, wasn’t it?
Recently, it’s become quite normal…

Gyuney is my friend.

Char: “Amuro”
Amuro: “Did you come to get killed by me?”
Char: “The Earth that tried to drop Axis has vanished, so help me.”
Amuro Nanashi

Should we see it as a relief when the garland and song come?
Should we see that the garland and the song are out of balance?

The protagonist, the mecha, and the battle music were all great.
If it’s remade, I’ll buy it.

Well, if we’re going to do Megazone, this is the only way to do it. However, it’s a bit lonely to separate that work and finish up to the final episode first.

Everyone is dead.

Bicco ends after defeating the duo, so it’s only one season.
Even so, it’s impressive that it’s not a work that causes any particular trouble.

Looking back now, it’s sharp to think of it as BEYOND THE TIME without the MAIN TITLE…

Love’s nuclear missile!

*The final protection mode has nothing to do with Garland’s battle.*

People who only show up during the special moves!

Sometimes Char leaves his own army for a business trip.
I’m busy because I’m also working as one of the top leaders of the Earth Sphere.

Thinking back on it now, the balance where the regular enemies dodge and hit like a boss was probably forced to balance things out against the song and Garland.

Now, to start over.
The story is so heavy that it makes me want to burp.

Madoka Kageyama’s Great Joy Super Robot Wars

Far from being an ally, Gunei is in the protagonist’s friend zone…

I think it’s quite bold to assign Gyunei and Quess as the protagonist’s friends.

The hook in the prologue was perfect.

Shah, angered by the Earth’s leaders like Delmaiyu who refuse to stop their dictatorship despite the severe Getter contamination, confined Amuro and Bright, and when he dropped Axis, the Earth disappeared!
It’s perfect as an introduction, but I don’t want to live in this world…

I wish they could turn D’s promo song and W’s theme into sound tracks.
Machine souls are the favored ones, though.

If Gyunei had a friend like the protagonist, things would have been stable.

Sobbing! 🤮
Giggle! 🤮

The prequel story is intriguing enough to be in the top 3 mobile Super Robot Wars.
In my personal opinion, the top position is overwhelmingly A.

Well, the personality is slightly different, or rather the environment is different, you know, Gyunei.

It’s quite surprising, even among the ridiculous stories of Super Robot Wars, that something would disappear geophysically.

In terms of the environment, it’s really different, isn’t it, Gyunei?
In the original work, there are only old men and women around, and Quess.

I wanted SEED and Ptolemaios in terms of worldview and style, but it seems impossible.

Except for some parts, it remains as a combat animation that comes out from the basic character designs.
As expected at the brink of changing this format, it’s cool and full of flair.

I think they were probably using a barrier field to ensure that nothing could get through to the Earth inside, but the output needed to do that is definitely abnormal, Ruina.

The final boss is dangerous enough that Gepelnitch won’t leave quickly.

Is this the original model Exalansa?

The high-tempo impact of the HEATS flowing through the entire prologue is amazing.

There were probably people of the same age, but there must have been prejudices against enhanced humans like Ressen.

If the operation fails, there is a strong backup system telling Gepernich to destroy the Earth.

I wonder if it was D or R that looks like a weird sunfish.

The protagonist Joshua is D.

I bought it for Big O, so I was pretty sad about participating without much involvement.
I was happy to properly work as a negotiator in the Z series.

If it’s about the strange anchor becoming a burst rave, it’s D related to a sunfish.

I really like how Gyunei gives off that partner vibe.
The mental command is also interesting.

The fact that all of OG’s D songs have names that start with D is just so clever…

R is too weak, and maybe because of the backlash from being told that, everyone is being overly defensive and it’s just a hassle.

Well, the surrounding Paradigm City has been drastically cut, Big O…

The weak enemies can surprisingly hit Newtypes.

I think it’s amazing that all the high-tempo arrangements fit so well.
When you listen to the original songs like D’Artagnan, they’re totally different.

Katekina, Chronocle, and the old man from Megazone are getting stronger at looping and causing bugs.

It’s tricky to decide how to allocate points when leveling up.

Char, who has never been more serious about his mission, confronts the situation after confining Amuro and Bright.

If the Getter is covered in Invader contamination, then of course Axis will fall.

I never thought that what started as a precious appearance in Chenge would turn into a constant presence and become free material.

I know there are issues, but I still like Sudden Impact and this song.

I really like the original background music around here.

It feels like the disparity was created after writing the main scenario with Joshua as the protagonist, and then casually adding a story about the sister as an extra.

I wanted the original to be recreated since it was the TV version of W.
The TV version that was recreated includes F, α, 64, and Second Z.

The characters are well-defined and the story has many unique developments, but there are definitely rough spots, and the favoritism towards specific works is strong, so I understand why opinions can be very polarized regarding Kagamin’s scenario.

The Getter battleship is garbage.

It’s okay when characters’ personalities clearly change when they give up partway, but also not okay…

Gyu-nei is good at starting from effort and learning encouragement…

I feel like it was a balance where if I didn’t avoid it, I would die.

The prologue was perfect as a hook.
A Ryoma I don’t know is just riding a Getter that I don’t know and fighting within the Getter Team, yet it’s getting exciting just from the momentum.

The characteristic skill of the mirror is that there aren’t many places where J can be utilized effectively.

No matter how much I’m called a nostalgic fan, I believe Burst Rave is the most supreme of D.

I want to play a Super Robot Wars like this one again, but it will definitely never come out, so I’ll start over again.

I barely remember the story, but why did the Earth disappear again…?

Starting from episode 1, it’s so rock-like and incredibly cool to begin with the past rebellion of Saotome, completely disregarding the original protagonist.

The story is sharp and interesting.

What!? Did the Earth disappear!? There was that commercial with Char, right?

I really like the bgm of Merioru Esse.

If you’re going to push Gyuune, I want a cut-in… that’s what I thought.

Since it is treated as a regular unit and not a battleship, the true dragon can be placed on the La-Kylam.

Camille, who complains a lot to Char who has come to pick him up, I can understand that…

Seriously, the only weakness of Gyunei is that he doesn’t have a cut-in…
Pilot performance is also quite good.

A hidden mecha called FA Thunderbolt that becomes more difficult to obtain when certain conditions are met.
As in the original work, the compatibility with Captain Kinryu is good, but it tends to end up with Gamlin riding along.

I only knew about the Toei version of Getter from the previous Super Robot Wars, so I was blown away by Chōjin Gekimetsu Girl.

It’s amusing how Char finds Haman in the Angel Halo and thinks, “I should kill her…”

Is this the only one truly doing the real Getter?
The omission of Z was amazing too.

I didn’t talk about it much, but I liked the discovery that there are “ways to use it like this!” in Tsumesparobo.

It seems that a minor role called Schwarz will become a main member for a while.

A hellish choice between fighting the incredibly strong and persistent Lord Zulu or the incredibly tough Lord Gepé.

It was incredibly refreshing that people like Plu and Emma, who died in the main story, remained dead.

It’s nice that the BGM becomes the OP during the sudden impact.

Please give me the secret that is completely overwritten by other BGM, it’s fine, right?

Perhaps this is about as much as an eel coming out of the Big O, and this is about how much it ends with Beck dying.

It disappeared unexpectedly, or rather, right in the middle of the Axis drop.
Somehow, Earth is gone, Amuro!

Anyway, HEATS is just too cool and it’s a problem.
Not troubled.

A game that can become overwhelming with each round.

Bright! I really think you shouldn’t shoot the nuclear weapon so much!

The mass-produced Garland will be seized and the motorcycle unit will be newly established, blowing in Dukharaik.

Ah, 2003…

The background music of Perfectio is too cool…

Please tell me your secret properly.

Camille said pretty much everything she wanted to say to Char.
No, you can chase them down even more.

My first Super Robot Wars was D.
As I worked on other projects, I realized it was an incredibly unique game.

In the final epilogue, it says, “Even after doing all this, people will eventually fight again. That’s why we should show them the light.”
It’s nice to finally wrap up with a conversation that plays on Amuro and Char from Char’s Counterattack.

I need to follow up on the range, but I like Epion in Gohis.
Because I have strong willpower, I can activate the Zero System quickly and it’s powerful.

Is this the one where the pilot changes into the ghost of the funnel?

I was blown away by the upbeat HEATS that played during the opening.

If the main character is a man, it somehow feels like Gyunei becomes his partner.
It was fresh.

I was thrilled by Getter 3’s descent from Mount Daiyuki.
It’s way cooler compared to the previous spinning giant swing.

Perhaps there were many complaints about the enemy’s defenses after all.

Amuro and Char, then Lalah; Camille and Four; Judau and Pluple.
…Wasn’t it okay for the Shuraku team to flow even if it was a lie?

I love the real Raiger’s Mach Special, even though it has a lot of quirks.
If you move something like that on the ground, the aftermath will destroy the city.

The opening scene has only one pilot, yet they repeatedly execute open get moves and fight like a lion, which is really cool.

Speaking of which, is this the only one where the TM plays instead of the main title?