Don’t let the trash that’s about to commit a massacre say anything.

Afternoon

Which mouth?

Even if I concede that this is okay, I don’t understand why they would get upset even after dropping Leulura.

What scene is this being done for?
Are you saying that you’re completely smashing the Sazabi with a super robot?

Game over!?

Is this the final stage of IMPACT?

Then you should order the surrounding Giratogas not to attack us.

I’m safe because I’ve removed the cockpit here.
Maybe…

It’s game over…

When Takumi Yamazaki said an awkward line after defeating the soldier, it turns out that was foreshadowing this.

Isn’t it enough to just defeat me?! (HP 90,000)

That’s why you get turned into Swiss cheese by Shiro’s Ez8, Char!

If I remember correctly, when you have Gato as an ally, he gets stronger and then betrays you.

Aren’t you hiding the victory and defeat conditions carefully with ????

The conditions for our army’s defeat are the destruction of a certain number of Giladogas and the defeat of Nanai.
Then,
“You are the murderers.”
“There is no need to kill Nanai, is there?”
I was lectured and ended up with a game over.
It’s ridiculous that even if Char shoots them down with a map weapon, he gets lectured and ends up with a game over.

Is that so…? It might be…

It’s probably due to it becoming unnatural because of the circumstances surrounding the scene of stopping Axis…

I don’t understand why it feels like our forces are definitely… like that.

Didn’t Nana get angry even when we dropped the Leulura she was riding?

The staff of that place has a quota to direct hate towards Char.
I also think that I’m a source of the chaos in the Universal Century.

I like impact, but I seriously think this stage is just garbage.

If many cute subordinates are defeated,
You want to give a lecture and make them game over, right?

You’ve been on my side all along, but after betraying me like this, the impression is the worst!

What kind of face are you putting on…

At that time, you see… there was a trend that made it seem like Zeon was just.

Clearing a total of 100 episodes from Part 1 to Part 3, this is the final stage of episode 101.

It’s a hidden map that you unlock after clearing over 100 episodes, right?

The appearance of Baikanfu!
The style of the undefeated Eastern faction has arrived!
The situation from here is very good.
So I want you to stop cutting off the flow like this.

A jerk who gets angry when retaliated against while pointing a gun this way.

There are many reasons why it is called “Impax.”
One thing is that there are bad parts despite there being no particularly good parts in the scenario.

It’s really incomprehensible to game over after defeating Ghiradoga too many times… well, it’s the same with Reulura too.

A system that provokes players who are trying to gather funds for the next week.

It’s a hidden stage, so let’s raise the difficulty!

Even this is better than Char from Null F.

I feel like I thought, “Don’t drop it while forming the support formation,” but I wonder how it actually was.

I laughed because they said the position of the reinforcements was something the scenario writer was thinking about, and it made me go “oh, I see.”
Namcap… the first PXZ…

We’re tight on funds, so it’s a trap to make players thoroughly confirm the withdrawal conditions and try to eliminate as many as possible.

I played C2 until the release of Char’s Counterattack, but I’m getting tired of the impact.

Things like troop division, the timing for switching to full power, and aircraft moving across divisions.
It’s really interesting to put together a plan.
It’s tough that practice takes so much time.

That damn Char is dropping Orphans…

Aren’t we talking about the development where both enemies and allies push back Axis after this? If we lose too many, it would be a problem, right?

I wonder how many times Char tried to drop Axis with the Spolobo.

A war profiteer acting all high and mighty.

Char from Z was pretty good, wasn’t he?

I can’t understand why the route where Nilfa kills Hamarn along with everything else is considered the official history.

Nilfa’s Reverse Char has no bullshit in the IMPACT aspect…

Is Char Y dead, or will he be made to listen to Koji’s will again?

In reality, players who make it this far are already fully trained, so there doesn’t seem to be much complaining.

Gato betrays us and becomes an enemy, but since Impact’s Gato is completely useless, I’ll forgive it…

It felt like there were more stages in episode 30, even though episode 101 was half torture.

It’s too funny to be told this and to respond with “Is that so?” as if I’ve lost.

After all, it’s just a remake of a WonderSwan game, so even if there are additional scenarios, overall it’s quite bland…

There are three versions of the ending movie, so you can play through it three times!

Wasn’t there a case where the enhancement parts were left unattached until the final episode because they briefly separated before the last episode?
They harass you in various ways, don’t they?

I couldn’t come this far, but…
My younger brother cleared this properly, didn’t he…?

The impact has a unique level of difficulty and has core fans, but the scenario is something else.
It was often said that while the characters in Morizumi’s works are good, the overall story is thin.

I only remember that at the end, F91 has a mysterious and great performance.

If you try to play Impact without looking at the strategy guide.
First, I’ll check all the enemy reinforcement conditions, then restart the stage and send units in small groups to the reinforcement positions.

Entering the monkey space, Gineas.

The purpose of the Einst is not clearly stated, and it can only be said that after knocking down the truly chaotic world to establish peace, Char betrayed us.

The scenario was great with the recreation of Nadesico’s Omoi Kane stage, but I only remember being made to fight the Dunkouga boss with the poorly modified EST team…

I can’t come up with a good crossover with impact.

In about episode 97, a pretty tough turn-limited map comes up, which is quite cruel.

I appreciate that Kyosuke and Excel are having children.

I wondered if there was any benefit to taking this route in the first place, but it seems to be unlocking movies…

The only thing I can think of is brother Schwarz being rescued by Hiei…

I remember that the enemy that looked like a Homoo from Danguu was really annoying.

In Super Robot Wars, Char remains calm despite being criticized by all his allies, which shows how amazing his mental strength is.

Impact crossover, huh…
What I remember the most is Barny persuading Norris and Hiei helping Brother Kyoji.

I feel like the protagonist’s surroundings weren’t bad, but it’s too far in the past to remember clearly…

Isn’t the difference in the movie just whether you took the line or the true Getter?

The enemy’s unbeatable level in the east is exceptionally high.

If you reproduce the original work, the master will die.
Well, it’s only natural to say so…

The collaboration between Hiey and G Gundam seems to be getting decent reviews.

It’s frustrating to hear Bright say something like “Is that really the case? Maybe it is…” after having shot down his own subordinates with his funnel.

The land arc is good, but the space arc is like…

Rampage Deprived Line Weiss
The true manifestation of performance that is difficult to react to.
The ultimate binary choice.

After watching the final episode of G Gundam, I admire the way they were helped like that!! says Yurika.
It is a theater version topic.

Mie Prefecture is said to have nothing!

Super strong attitude, reverse anger, reverse resentment.

We’ve made a lot of flavorless movies that take advantage of the new hardware’s performance! There’s definitely something like that, right IMPACT?
The surrealness of Combattler vs Garuda.

You’re surrounding yourself with four units, and when you meet the conditions, you bring in four more, but you guys are killing way too much!!!! While burning my allies with a mega particle cannon, you’re pushing this on me!

I have a memory of a nameless person endlessly circling this.

I think it’s acceptable to kill those who are trying to drop Axis without question.

Clear it within 5 turns to regain your concentration!

Somehow, Jerid is coming with the Zeta.

Since the hidden scenario of the compact will disband once and then regroup, there will be a difference among the joining members.
You don’t have to replicate such an unpleasant feature…

Personally, the most troublesome thing about the impact is balancing the FA Hundred Series Modified and the Reverse Shaar Route.
It’s too tedious to calculate based on the pros and cons of enhancement parts that reduce shooting down proficiency.

Certainly, the impact of the scenario feels like each episode is thin and short, with the story progressing at the end of each chapter.

G3, EZ8, and Char’s Zaku are quite strong, so if you like those, it might be irresistible.

Ninjas are strong, anyway.
Also, the old type is somehow strong too.

Why is Char from the Impact dropping Axis again…?

The general impression is filled by Rom brother and the ninja robot.

I remember that the shield system was terrible.

Who would be happy about a Bluegar or Core Booster being stronger than a clumsy main character?

Jerid + Gio is at a general education level.
You’re going to be asked what you’ve been doing all this time.

Please release a Super Robot Wars with plenty of ninjas again.

There are places where VUP is causing trouble.

The Core Booster was really strong.

The Savior of the Universe, Grendizer

I feel like I was about to get stuck in the heated finale if I didn’t use Mazinger-type and Nadesico-type.

IMPACT is a testing ground for stress experiments on Super Robot Wars users.

The Blue Garkor Core Booster is the easiest thing, after all.
There’s no need to think about recovery when you can just push them roughly and chip away at their counterattack.

The ground version of Daitarn is really reliable because of its terrain adaptability…
Hey, why did you disappear?

Is it an anime where a character like Hiei’s final boss meets a mysterious death?

It feels like there have been a lot of messages expressing that Alpha is too easy, which gives off a sense of sluggishness common in Super Robot Wars during this season.

The adjustments in this SRPG, particularly the turn attack mechanics, are incredibly unique compared to others.

The only part I can relate to in Char’s Counterattack is about 64.
In the first episode, the protagonist confronts Char and aliens.
Fight against the traitor of humanity, the Romfela Foundation.
However, the foundation has somehow become the backing of the protagonists.
Defeated Mugetsu, defeated the Galactic Empire, defeated Axis.
The remaining outcome is corruption caused by the sole victory of the Romefera Foundation.
Angry Char carries out the Axis drop.
I understand Char’s anger well, and the protagonist who tries to stop it also suffers.

I feel like Knight-kun has a bit of a ninja element based on the original source.

There were some good things about IMPACT.
It seems interesting because it doesn’t recreate the original Dangaioh.

V-UP is a bad culture.

In the side story, Neo Granzon suddenly appeared in episode 9, and I fainted.

The impact is significantly enhanced by the demo movies, combat demos, and the presence of Alphime, so personally, I consider it a good work.
There are quite a few points to deduct, but…

The psychic slash was super cool, right?

I don’t dislike it, but when I’m told the quality is high, I hesitate a bit.

It’s sad that the Giant Robot stops halfway in the α series.
That aside, I can only be grateful that Irui was able to fill in as a substitute.

Recently, I’ve stopped seriously making a comeback and have been taking a break or choosing a new path.

I have quite a strong attachment to my first PS2 Super Robot Wars, Impact.
I didn’t think it was a redo because I hadn’t done compact.

Even though it was a status created for Hiei, I feel like it was my brother who benefited the most from the ninja skills.

Don’t let the grass grow.

I can forgive it because BEYOND THE TIME can only be heard here in the field BGM…

As a strategy sim, it’s quite challenging and to my liking, so I hope it’s easy to play.

Is this guy going to come back at us after saving the world together…?

The lack of tempo, you know.
Even if you cut the combat demo, it’s still long.

This is the reward for achieving an excessively strict level of mastery.

This is aimed at people who like α Gaiden and AP, rather than those who prefer α Niru Fa W.
To put it correctly, I cannot guarantee.
Because the taste is different.

Gato’s level 99 is talk of the town, but if he moves around by taking a detour, he doesn’t move at all, so he’s completely irrelevant.

I thought it was a bit haphazard that things would be cleared or not until reinforcements arrive.
I can still understand the one involving the hidden stuff.

We can only crush them one by one.

I guess it means that since selecting weapons for the support side was inconvenient in the α side story, they made it possible now, so please make use of it.
So the Claymore and Oxton had just the right performance.

In the early stages, Gog was incredibly strong, and the way Hiei stole experience left a lasting impression.

Even though it’s set that the Earth is the source of all life, executing the Drop on Axis is several times more insane than the original.

Are you scraping away at Escaflowne?That’s excluded because it’s C3!

Does that mean the thread image is a terrible game?

There are too many bosses that can’t be defeated unless both the main and support deal critical hits!
At least include coordination in the clear bonus!

The impact of Noizeal is too weak!

There are countless things I don’t like about this place, but if I had to choose, I really like it.

I remember being made to wait until reinforcements arrived, even though I quickly defeated the initial enemies.