Anyway, those who only talk about robot anime with the knowledge gained from Super Robot Wars should watch the main series too!!
In that case, show me Orguss, Ogan, and God Sigma, huh?!
If there’s no way to see it, then that can’t be helped.
I saw the thread poster saying something good for the first time.
You could see it on places like Da Ni Me Store.
Majestic Prince was interesting!
You should watch the clumsy development at the beginning of G Gundam!
>>6Domon is darker than Shinji-kun, and Touhou-sensei seems kinda lame…
Elgaim is boring…
Well then, shall we watch Giant Robo…
It’s important not to use strong negative words.
Hurry up and change! Dominator! Stream the rest of King Gainer!
It’s so uncool yet cool when Domon suddenly ambushes Chibodee, gets countered, and then ends up fainting from the damage after escaping…
I learned about Dougram from Super Robot Wars and watched the anime, but this…
>>14OP is great, isn’t it!
>>14Ah… yeah.
>>14You should die!
The theater compilation is convenient, but there are also great qualities that can only be experienced in the TV version!
The only anime I watched after playing Super Robot Wars is Nadesico.
Anyway, old anime is long!
I gave up on the first half of Double Zeta because it was too tough.
It might be the case that the only time I properly watched Eva was after playing Super Robot Wars.
Anyway, those who only talk about robot anime based on knowledge from forums should really watch the works too!!
You should definitely see it!
Isn’t Mazinger long?
I admit that old anime has iconic scenes that rely on long build-ups, but I just don’t have the time to watch them carefully.
However, watching old 4-cour anime now is just tough…
Eureka Seven has some amazing peak moments, but the buildup episodes leading up to them can be quite tough!
Thanks to the YouTube stream, I was able to enjoy Code Geass while also seeing the comments!
I’ve watched about half of the original work, so I feel like I can start talking about it! That’s why I stop watching.
It’s not that it’s boring, it’s just that… a year-long anime really feels long…
I played Super Robot Wars F and rented Gundam Wing.
But it seems like Elgaim is interesting! When I asked if I should watch it, everyone gave rather vague responses…
I’m currently watching Gōgu, Rayzner, and Bottoms.
The remake of Gaiking has only 2 episodes left.
I watched the new spa and rented V, G, and W non-stop.
“Do Daitarn again on Abema.”
It’s about me who dropped Dunkouga after the third episode…
Well, if it’s the worst, I just won’t talk about it…
The words are too gentle.
Isn’t it too much to watch Dunbine in the Reiwa era?
>>39It was interesting.
>>39If you find Dunbine difficult, I think you would struggle with a 4-cour anime as well.
If there are too many to see, then it can’t be helped.
You should definitely watch Gundam X Sword!
I felt sick from how boring Dangaioh was.
>>43I was able to watch up to episode 2.
In episode 3, focused on CV Akira Kamiya, I fell asleep.
You don’t have to watch Dunkuga, but…
Tekkaman…
In that sense, watching the J9 series alone can be a bit tough, but Uncle Braiger showed that it can actually be quite enjoyable when you watch it with Desuman and add comments. He might have been quite clever.
Well, since it’s illegal, it was all deleted.
>>46Bryger is interesting even when watched alone!
If you only know them from a single panel of a renowned manga artist, that’s understandable.
>>60I see.
I’m sorry.
I was exhausted.
I’m sorry.
For now, one cour.
For some reason, it’s unavoidable that new mechs are coming out in Dunkouga since the 21st century.
There’s no way to see Golion!
If you somehow check it out, you’ll be shocked to find that it starts with the extinction of humanity!
Dangaioh has a small number of episodes, so it’s okay.
Briger can be watched in full on Amazon Prime, so it’s still easy to watch.
When I was little, Dragoon had a distinctive and cool design, but looking at it now…
If you’re interested enough to talk without saying “die,” then I feel the poison of light urging you to watch.
I watched Dunbine the other day.
The transience of the surface story, the tension, and the cuteness and coolness of Sheila really hit me… I hear it’s usable in Super Robot Wars Y, so I’m looking forward to it.
The crappy anime OVAs from the 90s are really something else.
It’s an era where summaries are rampant, so it seems like the official digest distribution would be well-received.
There are various Dunkouga, but most of them are tough.
After playing Super Robot Wars, which included anime I watched in the past, some of my memories have been overwritten.
I don’t remember at all what happened in the beginning and end of True Getter…
>>58It felt like the main characters were switched in a way similar to the Zukkoke Three.
>>58The Black Getter arrives and transforms into a Devilman during the Jinmen outbreak…
Tekkaman Blade is pretty terrible in various ways, but it’s super interesting.
I saw Machine Robo: Cronos’s Great Counterattack.
It was interesting, but there were so many allies who didn’t appear in Super Robot Wars that I kept wondering, “Who!? Who is this!?”
I hardly remember Shin Getter, but I feel like a mysterious man, Tomokazu Seki, was leading it.
What was that guy’s true identity again?
>>63A synthetic human made from the cells of the doctor and Michiru.
>>86Is that a child of an old man and his daughter…?
What kind of setting is that?
I found Tekkaman Blade and Full Metal Panic, which I learned about from playing Super Robot Wars J for the sake of SEED, to be really interesting.
Zeorimer was quite chaotic.
Dancouga wasn’t as great as it’s said to be, but it was still fairly interesting.
The finale may be intense, but…
I watched the Dunbine OVA where the server-in comes out, but I completely understood why the story wasn’t reproduced at all and only the characters and mechs participated.
The other Lean’s wing was so masterpiece-like that I thought it could participate even more.
>>68The wings of Lean.
The character of King Sakomizu is too intense.
If the scenario writer loses to King Sakomizu, the scenario might get taken over.
>>74It’s like that, but aaaaah!!!
>>68The heroine is a reincarnated Rimuru… I mean, it’s fine, but why? I only have that level of knowledge.
Is it terrible?
>>108Awful.
>>108When spoilers are kept hidden, the Aura Battlers are written in a special way, so they don’t move at all, and despite having only three episodes, the story is very repetitive.
>>151On the contrary, I’m getting interested.
In any work, the script: Masaki Tsuji appears!
Thanks to UX, I watched SKL, Lean’s Wings, and Dunbine.
From Super Robot Wars, I saw Zeorymer and Narrative…
Now that we have subscriptions, the barriers other than time have lowered.
I didn’t want to borrow all episodes from TSUTAYA unless it was an extremely popular work.
I watched all of Garzey’s Wing and read all of the novels, but there were no robots until the end.
Gundam is interesting.
For now, the timing of the new release is a good opportunity to watch and prepare, so it’s a good idea to check out the participating works!
Huh?
“Are we binge-watching Raideen in the Reiwa era!?”
Even ZZ was hard for me; maybe I’m just being too selfish.
>>83I love ZZ, but I think it’s a type of work that varies greatly in how it fits with UC Gundam.
>>87Among them, there are also some that have a thin resemblance to an official history.
Those who respond with arbitrary thumbnail data about anime’s strengths and weaknesses should just die.
>>84Someone who talks about the output of Gundam’s weapons and such.
>>102It can be said in any world that…
I’m not sure if it was in Super Robot Wars.
After watching G Dangaioh, I can no longer tolerate robot works that do a Mazinger homage at the end…
>>85That’s the lowest! Shock! Z Edition
>>88The starting point is essentially Great Mazinger, leading to the next program.
It’s a development that exists because of what we now call a second term.
Isn’t it hard to accept that the finale is just an homage because a big name ended it that way?
Shock! I seriously think that Z Chapter is the worst.
>>90Even Doctor Go is quite clear with his words, especially when he’s talking about INFINITY…
>>90I was stunned when I saw it in real-time.
They say all’s well that ends well, but on the contrary, the ending is really important…
The wings of Lean might have quite a strong restriction since they can’t relate to the Sakomizu King unless they’re set in a time and worldview close to the modern era.
I watched the first episode of Slanger, which is not in Super Robot Wars but has a famous opening.
I regret only watching part A.
I got to know about it through Super Robot Wars, and started watching Gundam Wing and GaoGaiGar, but I think it was the best entry point.
I only watched the compilation of Reizner.
It was super interesting.
It seems that if you don’t have immunity to old anime, just the fact that the art is old can make it unwatchable.
Even if it’s at the level where I find the story interesting and want to see what happens next, I end up quitting.
>>97I was thinking of trying out Daitarn 3, but this didn’t work out…
I couldn’t understand the story well even after watching the summary of Elgaim.
I understand, but for various reasons, I just can’t fully commit to the throttle…
Old robot anime is really long…
A length similar to Eva or Nadesico would be just right.
I haven’t seen the new Grendizer…
I heard that the girl is cute.
>>104I apologize, but it seems that there is no Japanese text provided for translation. Please provide the text you would like me to translate.
Dougram is seriously tough!
The first anime I really got into was Eva, so when it comes to 4 cours, I get a bit hesitant.
It’s helpful that there are movies like First and Z.
It really takes a lot of stamina to watch a whole season, doesn’t it?
It would be helpful if we could at least have an OVA or a theatrical version… or at least two cours.
By the way, the audience doesn’t even know the outline of the story.
Is there a way to see it?
>>112Audien was also a strange anime.
A genius protagonist like Hanamichi Sakuragi has appeared! Or so I thought.
Sent to a place like Vietnam, my fellow recruits who acted all tough were all massacred, and I was on the verge of losing my mind in survival, thinking what the hell is this…?
It’s like, “This one-year anime isn’t progressing at all!” when I watch it now.
>>114Eureka Seven makes my nose run.
>>114Any story doesn’t take more than 15 episodes to have a beginning, development, turn, and conclusion, so the rest is all surplus.
If it’s something short, we can finish the main storyline in about three episodes.
Usually, when I hear people say something is old or long, it’s because I’m trying to watch it even when I’m not in the mood, so I just search for reasons from what others are saying that sound somewhat plausible.
What really becomes a hurdle is something that makes you curious even when you want to see it.
>>115There are examples seen frequently in this thread, but it’s a problem that can become a barrier even if you really want to see it.
Once accepted, it no longer matters.
Neoranga has 48 episodes, but since each episode is only 15 minutes long, it’s basically 24 episodes.
Sometimes I participate in Super Robot Wars, but I don’t really understand the story well, or rather, I guess there are quite a few changes… I used to watch that kind of stuff in anime.
Tryder, Zambungle, and VOTOMS.
…By the way, I would like to see the Detonator Organ.
>>119It’s super interesting, isn’t it…?
In the manga version of GR and the shocking Z chapter, I finally understood that Director Imagawa is someone who needs to be put on a leash.
>>121It must have been like that at the time of the change!
By the way, it’s not a robot, but the “Nihonmatsu-sama no Tooridai” has come to the anime.
The Elguym doesn’t move this much!
There are a certain number of people who think The Beatles are too old to listen to, even in music.
Eureka Seven could have been compressed into about two cours, don’t you think?
>>128Because they only show the interesting parts quickly, it feels like an incredible masterpiece, whether it’s in pachinko or Super Robot Wars.
Well, it is a masterpiece, but…
I was surprised to find out after researching the original work that Sasuraiger has such an incredible ending.
About the length of a split 2-cour is just right.
Eureka is doing something like a tribute to Eva now, huh…
>>133Since there was the first season of Fafner, I guess that’s okay.
>>133Wasn’t it not that long ago back then?
I thought so, but it’s been 8 years since the old movie.
Hmm, it’s complicated.
It’s tiring to chase after the story of a one-year anime with a solid vertical axis…
A one-episode standalone style is easier to digest.
Eureka really doesn’t need soccer episodes.
Sometimes there are works that it’s better to remember solely based on the impression from Super Robot Wars!
I’ve only seen the main Eureka series, but how do AO and the later movies connect to it?
>>138It’s all kind of parallel, just in case.
At the end of the main story, Nirvash embarks on a journey to another world, and the story beyond that other world is filled with rainbows.
AO is a story that takes place in a different time and space from Eureka, and the narrative unfolds to correct that parallel world, so it is indeed a parallel.
Recent works like Hi-Evo are not parallel stories but rather remakes of the original Eureka series.
>>163Uuuhhh… It sounds like they’re really pushing that life extension business, huh?
A few years ago, there was a movie, right…?
Watching all of V Gundam is tough.
>>139The battles in V Gundam were interesting every time and I was able to watch them smoothly.
Is the protagonist you, Braiger!?
I have only seen the movie version of Macross, but I hope you’ll forgive me. You will forgive me, right?
Good Robo Anime
Eureka is more interesting than the first installment, regardless of whether it’s interesting or not.
Personally, I find it more difficult to get into developments where I can’t tell what is what afterward.
I was enjoying V Gundam, but I got stuck halfway through.
I also feel that 4 cours is long-winded.
It’s a bad trend…
>>144Maybe it’s better not to watch it since it seems that 4-cour anime just doesn’t suit you.
>>152No, it was interesting, so I’ll give it a try.
Once I start watching, I can properly watch it, so I will watch it this weekend.
No, I’m going to watch it now.
Goudenner has a protagonist who is a bit…
Dangaioh is really great in Impact! The story is also well done! That’s what I thought.
I never expected that Episode 1 would have a plot like a final episode, then Episode 2 would be in the middle, and Episode 3 would be unfinished…
Mr. Saruwatari… you can’t laugh at me, can you…?
It would be better to die! I thought.
>>149A rare example of how the upbringing of someone without a name has penetrated the toxic uncle.
I was surprised by the ending, which felt like it was cut off like Nadesico.
The story of Dangaioh is just crazy, isn’t it?
El-Gaime looks definitely interesting just by its elaborate setting and Nagano’s cool design, but…
Cyberstar is…
The server itself is super cool.
It doesn’t move at all.
>>157When the story of Servine comes up, it’s often said that it doesn’t move much, but does it really not move that much?
>>157I want to move a robot with animation like the giant insects in Nausicaä! If I do that…
It ended up taking way too much effort and didn’t seem as effective as I thought it would be.
There are quite a few anime that seem tough to watch for a whole year.
There are also quite a few anime that are just like this one, where you can’t just throw it away.
I’m glad I studied most of the Gundam series during my free time in my teens.
I’m already pretty vague about it.
The live experience of Gundam W is amazing.
>>160Basically, the original director has fled.
It seems that the reason for the escape was a disagreement with the script team about the direction of the story, and the successor focused on returning to the original direction, which somehow worked out.
Rayearth is a well-crafted story.
I wonder why the number of episodes is 13, 25, or 52 ± 1.
It would be better if it were more flexible.
>>165When it comes to the TV format, it might not be so easy.
I’ve never seen Zeorymer, but how does it end?
Is it just to defeat the enemy boss and that’s it?
>>166In other words, that’s a large-scale self-destruct attack, so the protagonist also dies.
>>174Ah, I see… I’m getting kind of interested, so should I watch this OVA? anime?
Although it didn’t appear in Super Robot Wars, I found Orguss 02 to be unusually interesting when I watched it.
I feel like it was interesting in parts that were unrelated to robot anime.
The anime made to sell toys has a long period where the story doesn’t progress.
Honestly, the higher the quality of the original work, the more difficult it seems to handle it in Super Robot Wars.
>>170It’s obvious, but works with high completion levels tend to make it hard for characters from other works to intervene…
Zambot and Daitarn are even compared to Gundam.
The movement, or rather the cuts, are quite unique, aren’t they?
It’s not a Cha-ken, but there are moments when it seems like the SE should play but it doesn’t.
There might be a demand for a remake that compresses an ancient robot anime into one cour.
>>176I think it’s tough without two cours.
I was surprised that the seed that was said to be so boring turned out to be interesting.
>>180It’s something I used to criticize back then, but even so, the situation in SEED was just abnormal, regardless of everything else.
>>186You!
>>204Even someone like me was totally put off by the guys who were bashing it before it even started.
It was such an abnormal situation.
It was probably something that old school Gundam fans couldn’t forgive, even after A.
>>180I think it’s impossible to evaluate Gundam until at least 10 years after the broadcast ends…
Even “Char’s Counterattack” received terrible reviews at the time.
>>188I prefer to be seen after being evaluated.
If that was thrown at me in real time without any explanations on the internet, I would definitely be perplexed by the outcome…
Until then, it was very well made.
>>188I really think that the acclaim from when it was aired is truly well-deserved.
There are varying opinions on whether the bad reputation at the time of the broadcast was truly a bad reputation… that’s how I feel about Gundam.
The difference between the good and bad times in the animation of the TV version of the first Macross is just too extreme.
Gundam has a wide variety of viewing media and audiences, and there are times when it talks with viewers or provides commentary.
It’s relatively watchable even if it’s long because it’s easy to digest, but minor genres are indeed tough…
Orguss 02 is great, isn’t it?
I want you to stream.
Even if you try to skip to the episode where the story progresses, it becomes hard to understand because there are half-important episodes in between.
The Parallel Run Run Story was interesting.
Did it come out?
I can’t say it loudly, but I saw Zeorimer in Deathman.
I wonder if it’s still going up.
CCA is a complete mess in real time! There’s no excuse for that!
>>191But when I think about it, there’s already a precedent with Ideon.
I think Zeorimer has a well-thought-out script for an OVA of its time.
It’s really all just a farce, just as the lines say.
Zeoranger’s storyline where the heroine undergoes SM torture is the most exciting.
If you watch Char’s Counterattack now, you can get excited just from the parade of famous lines…
>>196Dynamite! Punch!
>>201A, Amuro!!
>>203Die!
>>203If it’s come to this, then I’ll take the plunge!
I get the feeling that CCA really wanted to stop being Gundam.
I feel like Turn A has been criticized for its design as a main character for about 10 years now.
>>198I really love how the silhouette, prioritizing design, is so distinct even when lined up with the current Gundam.
It had a bad reputation, huh…
The story of the holy knight in another world was interesting, but I guess it won’t be released.
It’s forbidden to turn it upside down.
When I watch Seed Destiny now, there’s no compilation festival, and there’s an added ending.
When I watched Char’s Counterattack on a rented video as a kid, I was just satisfied with the cool battle scenes.
>>202I felt the same way about F91.
It took quite a while for me to fully understand that even the old Eva movies depicted everything properly.
I’m saying this because it’s a deficit, but I tried playing Virtual-On Mars, and it wasn’t as fun as I expected…
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