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A teenage colonist named Seabook Arno is caught in the crossfire and finds out his mother has been developing a new mobile suit named Gundam Formula A evil threat to mankind is rising. His named is Doctor Hell and his army of mechanical beasts threaten to rule humanity. A pilot named Kouji Kabuto decides to pilot it to help fight against Doctor Hell and avenge his grandfather.
He and a team consisting of Dr. Beneath the crust of the Earth, the Dinosaur Empire decides it's time to come out of hiding and conquer the worldusing their mechanical dinosaur army. The Saotome Research Institute, in the middle of developing the Getter Robo mecha, notices this uprising. In desperation, they recruit three members to pilot separate ships that, when combined, form the Getter Robo.
The Getter Robo is unique in that, depending on which order the ships form, Getter Robo can change not only its look, but its attacks as well. Getter-1 is the "main" form and attacks using the Getter Beam from his chest, as well as wielding an axe named Getter Tomahawk. Getter-2 has a drill for an arm and can go underground. Getter-3 looks more like a tank and attacks using violent wind type attacks. Saotome builds a newer Getter model, but since they lost one of the Getter team members, they must search for a new member.
The Getter Robo G works nearly the same as the original Getter Robo, but have newer and more powerful attacks. In this strange, short 30 minute crossover, a strange UFO appears and drops a evil being known as Gilgilgan.
Great Mazinger and Getter Robo decide to join forces to stop this being from destroying Earth. Banpresto didn't waste any time and decided to create a second game. However, they choose to release it for the Famicom and not the just-released Super Famicom. For one, it introduces characters not from any specific anime or manga, but completely made by Banpresto, hence called Banpresto Originals.
The game also features a more in-depth story than the previous title. The story involves a man named Bian Zoldark, who forms an army named the Divine Crusaders. Their mission is no less than world conquest, in an attempt to unify the planet and stand a better chance against an supposed threat. Dialogue scenes have now been added, usually consisting of an exchange at the beginning of each mission with Bright Noa, captain of the White Base, and Argama from the original Gundam series.
He gives out orders and the pilots respect him, mostly cause he has a tendency to dish out some good old slapping to people who get out of line. As such, pilots have also added mostly to advance the story, but certain characters can talk to enemy to convince them to join the other side. Unlike the previous game, the enemy won't immediately join you in some cases. They might join in a mission later in the game. There is also an addition of items you can purchase to enhance the mechas of your own choosing.
This is also the first game to introduce the Banpresto Original characters. The Banpresto Originals is just that, original characters and mechas developed by Banpresto, usually to expand or connect the plot of the anime series to Super Robot Taisen. This game introduces only three characters but later games have several characters. Graphically the game hasn't advanced too much from the Game Boy title.
It may be on a more powerful system, but the battle scenes aren't muchtoo different from the original. The maps are roughly the same size, yet music has now been added to enemy attacks and some special maps. The game is long with 24 missions 33 in the G version and the game is not forgiving at all, especially when facing the last two bosses. It was released as part of the Famicom Mini ports that Nintendo was doing at the time for the GBA, so it's largely identical to the Famicom version.
Duke Fleed is a survivor of the Fleed Planet. However, when he escapes on a spaceship, he is threatened by King Vega and his army, who wish to conquer Earth.
Along with his friends, Duke decides to fight back, using the mecha called Grendizer. In the year FC 60, mankind inhabits space colonies and holds tournaments where they fight each other in mobile suits called Gundams.
Domon Kashuu represents Neo-Japan in his Shining Gundam to fight his brother, who has killed his parents in the dangerous Devil Gundam. It's Universal Century Zanscare Empire has come to power and attempts to conquer Earth since the Earth Federation has been severely weakened.
Only the League Militaire stands in their way. Their secret weapon is the Victory Gundam, piloted by a 13 year old than has been dragged into this conflict to uncover the whereabouts of his parents. Masaki is the pilot of the Elemental Lord of the Wind Cybuster. He comes from a place underneath Earth called La Gais and follows Shuu for unknown reasons that aren't revealed until Masoukishin: Lord of the Elemental on the Super Famicom.
He's very carefree, and acts on his own accord. He also has a tendency to get lost a lot. He is often accompanied by his talking cat friends Kuro and Shiro. His mecha, Cybuster, looks very bird-like in appearance. Its most well known attacks are the Akashic Buster and Cyflash. Shuu works directly under Bian Zoldark. He's more of his right hand man, and is chased constantly by Masaki for something he did in the past.
He pilots the Granzon, a big hulk of a mecha that has the power to launch a black hole at his enemies. The leader of the Divine Crusaders.
He plans on uniting the planet to face an unknown threat. He pilots the Valsion, a very angular but terribly powerful mecha which he build himself. It's considered the DC's ultimate weapon. Japanese Game Boy Cover. Mobile Suit Gundam Plot: Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam Plot: Char's Counterattack The year is Universal Century However, it was also said to be the beginning of a new era of war.
The battle between Earthnoids and Spacenoids that began with the One Year War raged on through Char's Rebellion , giving way to the so-called 10 Year Void, a decade-long gap in recorded history. A century has passed since then, and after the end of the Jupiter War , the Earth Federation was invaded by an alien species known as the "Gamillas". The Gamillas established a forward base on Pluto, and launched planet bombs at Earth.
The planet bombs destroyed the space colonies and devastated Earth. The oceans were evaporated, the air was polluted, and the survivors were forced to retreat to shelters deep underground. Scientists estimated that only one year remained before humanity's extinction.
However, the people of Earth have not yet given up, and there is one last hope for humanity: In order to save mankind, the Space Battleship Yamato, constructed using technology from Iscandar, departs on a journey of one hundred and sixty-eight thousand light years to Iscandar in order to bring back a device that could reverse the devastation to the planet.
The Moon Dwellers , [5] Super Robot Wars V continues the trend of the series for being a crossover tactical role-playing game featuring various mecha anime series from other studios. Celestial Prison Chapter , the game also includes a cross-save feature like the previous entry.
The game itself marks a lot of new entries to the series and also a lot of returns. The game marks the return of both Mobile Suit Gundam ZZ and Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam [6] into the series proper, the first introduction of the second Brave Series into the game in the form of The Brave Express Might Gaine , [8] and the debut of a non-mecha space opera anime series into the game in the form of Star Blazers: Space Battleship Yamato ,.
In the game's first promotional trailer, the game debuts the "Mazin Emperor G" Japanese: The game also reintroduces both the original versions of the Huckebein and the Grungust, piloted by Veltav Text and Charlotte Hastings, making it the third game to reintroduce both units since Super Robot Wars Alpha and five years after the absence of both the Huckebein and the original Grungust in 2nd Super Robot Wars Original Generation.
According to Takenobu Terada, the "V" in the title stands for "Voyage", which represents the Franchise's new growth such as its marketing and localization outside Japan. The game's official music is composed by music studio Salamander Factory, with Takanori Arima as its music director.
The game also marks the first time Dan Rudin became in charge as audio mixing engineer alongside his recording studio.
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