* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: Originally, the games had robos that looked like cute chibi anime characters in colourful costumes. For instance, the Shining Fighters looked like shonen heroes, the Aerial Beauties were essentially [[MagicalGirl magical girls]] and the Sassy/Sexy Stunners were basically vixens in leotards that possessed large breasts and [[ShesGotLegs very visible thighs]]. The soundtrack was light-hearted, and even the sound effects were cartoony and humourous. However, starting with ''Battle Revolution'' - the first game to reach western shores - the games have received a visual makeover; all of the robos suddenly had complex armour, faceguards, [[CoolShades shades]] and [[GogglesDoNothing goggles]], and the more human-like ones only have visible skin on their faces. ''Battle Revolution'' is overtly hi-tech in appearance (but notably also the last game chronologically and set long after the others), while ''Arena'' is more of a happy marriage of the two styles, with an over-the-top rockified soundtrack.
** Of course, the GCN game is the only one that could display such a graphical style in the first place.

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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: Originally, the games had robos that looked like cute chibi anime characters in colourful costumes. For instance, the Shining Fighters looked like shonen heroes, the Aerial Beauties were essentially [[MagicalGirl magical girls]] and the Sassy/Sexy Stunners were basically vixens in leotards that possessed large breasts and [[ShesGotLegs very visible thighs]]. The soundtrack was light-hearted, and even the sound effects were cartoony and humourous. However, starting with ''Battle Revolution'' - the first game to reach western shores - the games have received a visual makeover; all of the robos suddenly had complex armour, faceguards, [[CoolShades shades]] and [[GogglesDoNothing goggles]], and the more human-like ones only have visible skin on their faces. ''Battle Revolution'' is overtly hi-tech in appearance (but notably also the last game chronologically and set long after the others), while ''Arena'' is more of a happy marriage of the two styles, [[AutobotsRockOut with an over-the-top rockified soundtrack]]. Of course, the GCN game is the only one that could display such a graphical style in the first place.

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* AmericanKirbyIsHardcore: Originally, the games had robos that looked like cute chibi anime characters in colourful costumes. For instance, the Shining Fighters looked like shonen heroes, the Aerial Beauties were essentially [[MagicalGirl magical girls]] and the Sassy/Sexy Stunners were basically vixens in leotards that possessed large breasts and [[FanService very visible thighs]]. The soundtrack was light-hearted, and even the sound effects were cartoony and humourous. However, starting with ''Battle Revolution'' - the first game to reach western shores - the games have received a visual makeover; all of the robos suddenly had complex armour, faceguards, [[CoolShades shades]] and [[GogglesDoNothing goggles]], and the more human-like ones only have visible skin on their faces. ''Battle Revolution'' is overtly hi-tech in appearance (but notably also the last game chronologically and set long after the others), while ''Arena'' is more of a happy marriage of the two styles, with an over-the-top rockified soundtrack.

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