Isn’t there really no weak elements other than being at a disadvantage against Valphorm and Jin-Ou?

Aren’t they really favored in terms of attribute compatibility and firepower, making them strong?

Once you get the vanity, you’ll become the strongest character!

Isn’t Masaki incredibly strong…?

I thought it was a trap that using a vanity ripper would consume EN.

With the Earth attribute specifically added to Baraiwa, based on the non-attribute Eurid, for Gazzor and Ismail.

I only properly modify Cyberstar and maybe one other machine.

It’s great that Akashic Buster is getting stronger…

With Cyberstar and Granvale, we somehow managed to get by.

A game that can be cleared with just Cyberstar and Granveer.

Some might say that others are too subtle.

Because there is the evolution of Akashic, the Dance of Madness sword feels a bit wasted.

It seems that the Aura Road is about to open but doesn’t quite open with standalone works.

I love the endless battle of the generic combat BGM the most.

Even the green tombstone of √’s Prescia was supposed to be a balance that could be used with luck.

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“I remember that the stage ‘In the Name of the Demon Machine God’ was really bothersome.”

I only remember Tutti’s boobs from the DS version.

It’s great to be near death with Megid Flame and have a latent power boost.

I want to earn money with a gold golem.

I feel like we were talking about something quite important around Precia in 3, but the dedicated route itself has become a dark history…

Since the DS, I haven’t been able to accept depth in 3D and I’ve stopped at LOE.

I was told that the production was lacking compared to the original, but I actually quite like the 3D battle animations in the magic suits…

Since Cyberstar is weak to fire and water is advantageous, using Goddess seems to create a good balance, but Granvale is the one that gets used more.

In 3, it’s seriously just Garen dominating; Garen dodges and counters with effort while the follow-ups take down any missed hits.

Granveil can be active just with the Flame Cutter, which is appreciated.

Actually, the base performance isn’t that high, but I love the SFC version of Kaifuu Seiunken that delivers that firepower with the specs of Yanlong.

From here on, the protagonist will become overwhelmingly strong, and it will truly become a live blade.

The Flame Cutter, which looks like a general-purpose melee weapon but has the firepower of a super weapon from a powered suit, is really great…

Rave Blade that has nothing to do with Live Blade.

I only remember that in Live A Live, I barely had three big characters, including Live Blade and some that join later, who actually fought properly.

I don’t care, but the name “Cassini Division” is super cool, isn’t it?

I definitely don’t have much memory of Gadess defeating Jinou.

I think the introduction of user-friendly weapons from version 2 will change the impression of Gadgets.

Jinou was also forcibly crushing it with a Psy Flash and Akashic.

I feel like Masou Kishi III was excessively difficult.

A sword behind the Treasure Shell Blue Cloud Sword, whether it’s 2 or 3, spews flames with a bang.

I have a memory of being so strong that I could defeat Granzon without possession and got caught in a loop.

Water was getting the short end of the stick because of the repair person.

Yanlong feels that it’s quite good when the person they both like turns out to be the enemy boss.

Isn’t it going to be difficult if you don’t use Masaki since there are so many sorties?

You must have gone to the Lasetsu route every time.

It’s a game where the demon machine gods attack from behind and slash your back, so units with low mobility and no strong melee attacks are already at a disadvantage at that point.

I remember that Zamzeed will be modified in five stages during the match against you, so it’s fine to leave it as is until then.

It’s not just the Zamzyd; there are also other armored machines from time to time.

Part 1 seems like it would have been better not to modify, as everyone except Cyberster quickly leaves or is forcibly modified upon rejoining.

I have a memory that it was a game where you could take the back and deliver a one-hit kill.

Since we’re applying a coating to break the astral shift to Gaddes’ “Familia,” it’s said that if you’re already ranked up to high at that point, it results in a dead end.

I remember that there were many lacks of enthusiasm in the first one.

Mio and so on.

Even during guest appearances, OE has always been strong and it’s wild.

Wendy, Rodney, and Ellis all died, resulting in a very bitter ending. What does this mean?

Wasn’t it the case in elementary school that Rasetsu didn’t have the status of a final boss?

If you include additional techniques, there are quite a few people who can manage to do reasonably well.

There are a few demon-powered machines that are hard to comment on.

I felt like I was always short on money while playing.

The route branching was quite complicated, wasn’t it?

If you rank up your special skill, even the magic machine can be an ace.

Hobby level? Yeah…

That world has way too many cult followers, it’s insane; this isn’t the time to be fighting between nations.

The rear correction is too big, so even when Goddes performs a big move from the front or side, it’s just kind of…

I like the Dancing Blade too, but for strategy, the Akashic Buster is more than enough, and it’s sad that it’s better to give the special move to other characters.

I’ve never fought a Vaira.

Not knowing that my Pokémon might learn or not learn its strongest moves through evolving, I was giving experience points to Gennaji, thinking it would never become impressive.

Hydropressure, why is it not P at that range? It’s stuck in my head.

Whoa, Yotunheim is too strong…

I understand well the importance of having a repair device.

It’s nice that you can make most aircraft stronger with money.

Gazzo only has a terrible concept, including the derivative machines.

I think the way Fenter is handled is similar to Zaut.

I’ve only played the first part of the sequel, but I wonder if the issue of just needing the Masoukishin afterwards has been resolved.

Langurang intends to conquer the world!

Isn’t Baylaba in 2?

I really liked Jinou as a mid-boss who appears all the time; he was somehow really cool… Especially the scene where he gets shot down by a huge cutter and it makes me feel like I’m being sliced in half.

It’s something like Yang Wen-li.

Mr. Shumer’s brain is really strong!

I finally managed to make Elis my companion, and she was better than the oil tycoon for me.

Sword of Damocles! I don’t know why, but it has a cool name!

Occam’s razor…?

Later, I was a bit shocked to find out that Hyottoko Mask’s voice was Shō Hayami, but then I realized that I had already experienced Kansai dialect with Yamin in Wolfwood.

I think Rasetsu probably wanted to use the title “Demon Rasetsu.”

The strongest magical armor in Shedonia is undoubtedly Jin’ō.

The way it vanishes into darkness when you shoot down an enemy with this Vanity Ripper is, personally, the coolest in the history of Super Robot Wars.

In the mid-boss class, Jinou and Trulk are oddly memorable… especially with Trulk being the person behind the character.

What is this weapon at the ending? I don’t know!?!? It repeated during my first playthrough.

When Rubika comes out, it’s basically a map that makes you struggle, so it really leaves an impression.

At that point, there probably aren’t many warriors who would fully modify the Fenter that they just joined.

Even though it’s a bomber, the problem of the special move having a range of 1 is somewhat resolved.

I was happy because I thought Ellis was really cute since the EX era.

Goddes is also a Madata Warrior, so she is indeed strong, but among the Madata Warriors, her strength is on the weaker side…

I wrote “Jafar”… I see.

A vehicle that either Funk or Rosalie rides.

One of the few complaints about this game is that Weasel appears in his modified form from the start.

Given that it’s a late SFC work, I think both the graphics for the mechs and the characters are at a high level.

I love that there are so many expression variations for the characters.

Gargard is really cool, isn’t it?

I also liked enemies like Ismail, Bairava, and Gazzō.

Gazzō has a creepy appearance, doesn’t he?

I seem to remember that there were some quite intense descriptions and a few slightly erotic scenes, even though it was just text.

Why did you become the flame Armored Machina, Jafar?

The consciously designed face graphics appear in later Super Robot Wars, but there are nutrients that can only be obtained from the original sharp face graphics.

I love Gargard and Gargardia.

When it branches out this much, I want to do it multiple times.

I love the boss battle theme that starts with “Dererere~♪”.

At that time, I thought, “Isn’t Fang the one riding Egiolast?”

The overwhelming amount of damage when the Akashic Buster is fired from behind, triggering a re-attack.

If detected and turned towards, reset.

I was lonely without Gadifor, who took care of me in EX.

I have a memory of Fang riding on a Ginshas+.

When I recalled which ending I went to for the first time, it turned out to be the one where Ryune and Wendy pressed me on which choice to make.

Water is, well, Rastor… or rather, Gino is strong, but…

Tutti felt like a character with low priority for feeding experience points since there was no passion or luck.

Well, if I get a critical hit with my energy at the start, I can easily take down something like Zinogre.

Since the voice was added, you can enjoy Noriko Kuwashima’s potato-like performance as Rosalie.

The characters you can join vary too much depending on the branching path, so relying on them is not feasible, which is why Cyber-Buster and Granveil’s dominance becomes a must.

I love the true Nagutzart, which is already creepy in pixel art, but in the concept art, it has half of its face missing and is even creepier than I imagined…

That’s nice, isn’t it?

Wind Elemental Sacred Position: Sky

Water System Holy Position: Time

I thought Giolast was popular, but he was later cut from the subsequent works, wasn’t he?

I joined the Fang group late, so the only one I got left was Jayfer…

I remember there was a huge difference in the performance of evolution weapons.

When Zetsu gets involved, it casually turns into R18-G.

I have a memory of Fang doing something really tedious.

Depending on the route, there may be cases where additional weaponry doesn’t come in, so the magical machinery people have a hard time with that.

The Sword Saint device was really impressive back then.

It’s brutal how Rosalind also comes out with her brain messed with, almost as if it was just an afterthought.

An endless battle, it’s so good, isn’t it?

Rosalie is strong when she is being brainwashed.

Gazzo likes his name.

Overall, the enemy unit of Bagonia leaves the strongest impression, especially Libnanika.

The part where it just becomes super strong by adding a + to the name.

I should have done all the routes, but I don’t really remember being able to get Tian as a comrade…

I like Eris-chan who is doing some romantic comedy.

The theory that the Langran Kingdom has made too many one-off aircraft.

I just got into this without playing Super Robot Wars.

I was so distracted by the strength of Mobius Jade that I didn’t realize the Mega Beam Cannon became the Cross Masher until about the third round.

The variety of female characters is rich and good.

What was the reason that Ismail was sealed?

I used a cheat in EX and dominated with Neo Granzon, so when Shu was brainwashed and turned against me in the true final boss battle, the feeling of despair was enormous.

I used to like the Engetsu killing technique too.

At that time, I didn’t know anything about Nemuri Kyoshiro.

Tian never expected to possess it later on.

I was surprised that it can be done even at a low level.

The moment you accumulate 15 willpower even at level 3, Cyberbuster becomes the strongest.

It’s just a game asking whether 3 is stronger from 10 or from 15 in terms of willpower.

The Magical Armor God Squad has the endorsement to fight freely based on the members’ judgment, so it is actually a fairly dangerous substance for Langran.

And the countermeasure created for that is the super armored machine Ismail.

There were generally routes that ended in tragedy and routes that concluded happily, which made the branching enjoyable.

Stop creating more dangerous people to deter the dangerous ones.

F was very satisfied because it could use both Duraxil and Ismail (not Ismail).

The title “17th Magic Armor” is nice, isn’t it…?

Well, it will continue to be produced after 18 for reasons such as the subsequent major wars and military strengthening.

I like armored machines that aren’t humanoid like Libanamaha.

Super Magical Armor Osgi!!

The mass production of Eurydice and Duraxil in the second half is too terrible…

I laughed when, just as the story was getting exciting, a digest of EX and other content suddenly popped in and time jumped ahead.