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* ImprovedSecondAttempt: In true ''Super Robot Wars'' fashion, there're a couple, above and beyond saving some characters from death.
** ''Nadesico'': Gai Daigouji's sudden, tragic early death might've been an important thematic milestone in the original story, but it was still a deliberate AntiClimax. Here, he perishes [[HoldTheLine in a dramatic holding action to save everyone else]] [[spoiler: even if the player can also ensure his survival]]. By the same token, Yurika still causes the deaths of the Mars colonists, but rather than an act of impulsive jealousy, here it's a hard call in a no-win scenario, activating the Distortion Field to save the ship from Gradosian assault since, if she doesn't, both the ''Nadesico'' and the colonists will die, [[AllForNothing and it won't have mattered that she refused to kill them to save herself]].
** ''Nadesico'': Gai Daigouji's sudden, tragic early death might've been an important thematic milestone in the original story, but it was still a deliberate AntiClimax. Here, he perishes [[HoldTheLine in a dramatic holding action to save everyone else]] [[spoiler: even if the player can also ensure his survival]]. By the same token, Yurika still causes the deaths of the Mars colonists, but rather than an act of impulsive jealousy, here it's a hard call in a no-win scenario, activating the Distortion Field to save the ship from Gradosian assault since, if she doesn't, both the ''Nadesico'' and the colonists will die, [[AllForNothing and it won't have mattered that she refused to kill them to save herself]].
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* LowTierLetdown: It feels that the [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Skygrasper's forms]] and performance in the anime were swapped in ''J'' where the commonly used Launcher Grasper is the worst to use compared to the MemeticLoser Sword Grasper. The Sword Grasper has a powerful free attack post-movement attack with good range which only has slightly less range than the Aile Grasper's ammunition-based beam rifle and the strong but non post-movement Launcher Grasper. The Skygrasper is focused on dodging but the Launcher Grasper decreases the evasion of a FragileSpeedster unit. Unless the player is a fan of Gundam SEED or want to play the stages lore accurate, the Skygraspers are better off replaced by the likes of the [[Anime/TekkamanBlade Blue Earth]] or even ''[[Anime/{{Mazinkaiser}} Boss Borot]]'' as the latter two have multiple pilots and can both heal and resupply while the Skygraspers can only do one or the other.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam original Shuffle Alliance]] appear in this game but only as map sprites with no battle animations. It would have been interesting having a playable guest version of them considering that this is one of the few Super Robot Wars games where Master Asia is not playable in any capacity. A playable Schwarz Bruder was a missed opportunity as he was a guest character in VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAdvance.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam original Shuffle Alliance]] appear in this game but only as map sprites with no battle animations. It would have been interesting having a playable guest version of them considering that this is one of the few Super Robot Wars games where Master Asia is not playable in any capacity. A playable [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam Schwarz Bruder Bruder]] was a missed opportunity as he was a guest character in VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAdvance.VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAdvance but in ''J'', him and his Gundam Spiegel are relegated to being background characters where the most it gets is a map sprite with no battle animation.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam original Shuffle Alliance]] appear in this game but only as map sprites with no battle animations. It would have been interesting having a playable guest version of them considering that this is one of the few Super Robot Wars games where Master Asia is not playable in any capacity. A playable Schwarz Bruder was a missed opportunity as he was a guest character in VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAdvance.
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* CompleteMonster:
** [[ItsAllAboutMe Gu-Landon Goetz]] is the Representative Knight and the [[BigBad supreme commander]] of the Fury military. Completely rejecting the idea of peaceful coexistence with humanity, Gu-Landon defies the will of the peace-loving Fury princess Shana-Mia Eterna Fura to wage a war of conquest and extermination against humanity, seeking to remove them to turn Earth into the new Fury homeworld; he sees this as the divine right of the Fury as the ones who seeded life on Earth eons ago, with all the death and destruction inflicted by the Fury ultimately coming from his command. During the final battle, [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Gu-Landon]] proves that he is no friend even to the Fury when he, realizing he cannot defeat the Earthlings as he is, diverts the main power of the Fury mothership, the Gau-La Furia, into his personal mecha, the Zui-Gadin, to power it up, uncaring that doing so will mean the death of most of his race, who are suspended in stasis aboard the Gau-La. During this process, the Larseilam overload caused by juicing-up the Zui-Gadin dials up Gu-Landon's [[AxCrazy murderous rage]] to the max, turning him into a full-blown OmnicidalManiac ranting and raving that he will destroy all life in the universe.
** [[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[NobleDemon Al-Van]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them at every chance possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like Fu-Lu Mulu. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of Ashalley Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" Calvina Coulange, and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it, he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive Larseium, what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
** [[ItsAllAboutMe Gu-Landon Goetz]] is the Representative Knight and the [[BigBad supreme commander]] of the Fury military. Completely rejecting the idea of peaceful coexistence with humanity, Gu-Landon defies the will of the peace-loving Fury princess Shana-Mia Eterna Fura to wage a war of conquest and extermination against humanity, seeking to remove them to turn Earth into the new Fury homeworld; he sees this as the divine right of the Fury as the ones who seeded life on Earth eons ago, with all the death and destruction inflicted by the Fury ultimately coming from his command. During the final battle, [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Gu-Landon]] proves that he is no friend even to the Fury when he, realizing he cannot defeat the Earthlings as he is, diverts the main power of the Fury mothership, the Gau-La Furia, into his personal mecha, the Zui-Gadin, to power it up, uncaring that doing so will mean the death of most of his race, who are suspended in stasis aboard the Gau-La. During this process, the Larseilam overload caused by juicing-up the Zui-Gadin dials up Gu-Landon's [[AxCrazy murderous rage]] to the max, turning him into a full-blown OmnicidalManiac ranting and raving that he will destroy all life in the universe.
** [[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[NobleDemon Al-Van]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them at every chance possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like Fu-Lu Mulu. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of Ashalley Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" Calvina Coulange, and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it, he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive Larseium, what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
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**CompleteMonster: [[ItsAllAboutMe Gu-Landon Goetz]] is the Representative Knight and the [[BigBad supreme commander]] of the Fury military. Completely rejecting the idea of peaceful coexistence with humanity, Gu-Landon defies the will of the peace-loving Fury princess Shana-Mia Eterna Fura to wage a war of conquest and extermination against humanity, seeking to remove them to turn Earth into the new Fury homeworld; he sees this as the divine right of the Fury as the ones who seeded life on Earth eons ago, with all the death and destruction inflicted by the Fury ultimately coming from his command. During the final battle, [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Gu-Landon]] proves that he is no friend even to the Fury when he, realizing he cannot defeat the Earthlings as he is, diverts the main power of the Fury mothership, the Gau-La Furia, into his personal mecha, the Zui-Gadin, to power it up, uncaring that doing so will mean the death of most of his race, who are suspended in stasis aboard the Gau-La. During this process, the Larseilam overload caused by juicing-up the Zui-Gadin dials up Gu-Landon's [[AxCrazy murderous rage]] to the max, turning him into a full-blown OmnicidalManiac ranting and raving that he will destroy all life in the universe.
** [[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[NobleDemon Al-Van]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them at every chance possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like Fu-Lu Mulu. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of Ashalley Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" Calvina Coulange, and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it, he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive Larseium, what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.universe.
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** [[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[NobleDemon Al-Van]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them at every chance possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like Fu-Lu Mulu. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of Ashalley Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" Calvina Coulange, and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it, he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive Larseium, what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Jua-Mu]] [[PsychoForHire Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Al-Van]] [[NobleDemon Lunks]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them whenever possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Fu-Lu Mu-Lu]]. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of the Ash'ari Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Calvina Coulange]], and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it - he enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive "Larseilam", what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point where he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
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**[[ItsAllAboutMe Gu-Landon Goetz]] is the Representative Knight and the [[BigBad supreme commander]] of the Fury military. Completely rejecting the idea of peaceful coexistence with humanity, Gu-Landon defies the will of the peace-loving Fury princess Shana-Mia Eterna Fura to wage a war of conquest and extermination against humanity, seeking to remove them to turn Earth into the new Fury homeworld; he sees this as the divine right of the Fury as the ones who seeded life on Earth eons ago, with all the death and destruction inflicted by the Fury ultimately coming from his command. During the final battle, [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Gu-Landon]] proves that he is no friend even to the Fury when he, realizing he cannot defeat the Earthlings as he is, diverts the main power of the Fury mothership, the Gau-La Furia, into his personal mecha, the Zui-Gadin, to power it up, uncaring that doing so will mean the death of most of his race, who are suspended in stasis aboard the Gau-La. During this process, the Larseilam overload caused by juicing-up the Zui-Gadin dials up Gu-Landon's [[AxCrazy murderous rage]] to the max, turning him into a full-blown OmnicidalManiac ranting and raving that he will destroy all life in the universe.
**[[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to[[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Al-Van]] [[NobleDemon Lunks]], Al-Van]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them whenever at every chance possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Fu-Lu Mu-Lu]]. Mulu. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of the Ash'ari Ashalley Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Calvina Coulange]], Coulange, and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it - it, he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive "Larseilam", Larseium, what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point where he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
**[[ItsAllAboutMe Gu-Landon Goetz]] is the Representative Knight and the [[BigBad supreme commander]] of the Fury military. Completely rejecting the idea of peaceful coexistence with humanity, Gu-Landon defies the will of the peace-loving Fury princess Shana-Mia Eterna Fura to wage a war of conquest and extermination against humanity, seeking to remove them to turn Earth into the new Fury homeworld; he sees this as the divine right of the Fury as the ones who seeded life on Earth eons ago, with all the death and destruction inflicted by the Fury ultimately coming from his command. During the final battle, [[NotSoWellIntentionedExtremist Gu-Landon]] proves that he is no friend even to the Fury when he, realizing he cannot defeat the Earthlings as he is, diverts the main power of the Fury mothership, the Gau-La Furia, into his personal mecha, the Zui-Gadin, to power it up, uncaring that doing so will mean the death of most of his race, who are suspended in stasis aboard the Gau-La. During this process, the Larseilam overload caused by juicing-up the Zui-Gadin dials up Gu-Landon's [[AxCrazy murderous rage]] to the max, turning him into a full-blown OmnicidalManiac ranting and raving that he will destroy all life in the universe.
**[[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to
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** Both this game and ''W'' have the [[LightNovel/FullMetalPanic Behemoth]] re-appearing as a DegradedBoss used by Amalgam in small numbers after the confrontation with Takuma and Seina. Later installments of the Light Novels(and the ''Invisible Victory'' anime) would indeed have Amalgam attacking Mithril with multiple Behemoths.
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** Both this game and ''W'' have the [[LightNovel/FullMetalPanic [[Literature/FullMetalPanic Behemoth]] re-appearing as a DegradedBoss used by Amalgam in small numbers after the confrontation with Takuma and Seina. Later installments of the Light Novels(and the ''Invisible Victory'' anime) would indeed have Amalgam attacking Mithril with multiple Behemoths.
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* TierInducedScrappy: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED The Archangel]] - when obtained, it doesn't have a Distortion Field like the [[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Nadesico]], but it manages to pull its weight thanks to its wide variety of Spirit Commands as a result of its six sub-pilots. Unfortunately, as the Archangel loses its sub-pilots thanks to various ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED'' story events, they end up taking their useful Spirit Commands with them, resulting in the Archangel's viability slowly, but surely, decreasing throughout the game's second half until it's left with a measly ''two'' sub-pilots with a mediocre Spirit Command pool by the game's end.
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** [[OriginalGeneration Katia and Melua]] have [[NamesTheSame names that sound very similar]] to that of {{UsefulNotes/Georgia|Europe}}n-{{UsefulNotes/Brit|ain}}ish singer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katie_Melua Katie Melua]] and they came across "[[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Tulips]]" several times in ''J'''s story. A year after this game was released, a [[https://www.digitalspy.com/showbiz/a32328/katie-melua-to-be-a-tulip/ species of tulip is named after the singer]].
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** [[OriginalGeneration Katia and Melua]] have [[NamesTheSame names that sound very similar]] similar to that of {{UsefulNotes/Georgia|Europe}}n-{{UsefulNotes/Brit|ain}}ish singer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katie_Melua Katie Melua]] and they came across "[[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Tulips]]" several times in ''J'''s story. A year after this game was released, a [[https://www.digitalspy.com/showbiz/a32328/katie-melua-to-be-a-tulip/ species of tulip is named after the singer]].
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* ValuesDissonance: The FanTranslation, while otherwise high quality, shows its age by having the characters reference words or phrases that are socially unacceptable by the standards of TheNewTwenties, such as the word "retard" being said multiple times, and [[Anime/MazingerZ Baron Ashura]] being called a hermaphrodite.
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* FanNickname: Now with its own [[FanNickname/SuperRobotWars page]].
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** Both this game and ''W'' have the [[LightNovel/FullMetalPanic Behemoth]] re-appearing as a DegradedBoss used by Amalgam in small numbers after the confrontation with Takumi Takuma and Seina. Later installments of the Light Novels(and the ''Invisible Victory'' anime) would indeed have Amalgam attacking Mithril with multiple Behemoths.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: ''Anime/TekkamanBlade'', a series focused on {{Henshin Hero}}es and PoweredArmor instead of [[HumongousMecha giant robots]], started the trend of introducing "unorthodox series" entrants for subsequent installments throughout the franchise.
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** If a unit with Shield Defense attacks after moving, their shield does not actually reduce the damage of a counterattack against them. As in, the animation for the skill will trigger but it have zero bearing on the attack formula. This bug is particularly notable in a game where enemies love to spawn on the complete opposite corner of the map, leaving them prone to getting picked off as they slowly move into attack range.
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[spoiler:[[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]]]] in the show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[spoiler:[[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} [[LifeEnergy Chi]] of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]]]] in the show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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* CrazyAwesome: [[spoiler:[[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Gai Daijouji]] after returning]], provided the conditions for his survival are met.
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** [[OriginalGeneration Katia and Melua]] have [[NamesTheSame names that sound very similar]] to that of {{UsefulNotes/Georgia|Europe}}n-{{UsefulNotes/Brit|ain}}ish singer [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katie_Melua Katie Melua]] and they came across "[[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Tulips]]" several times in ''J'''s story. A year after this game was released, a [[https://www.digitalspy.com/showbiz/a32328/katie-melua-to-be-a-tulip/ species of tulip is named after the singer]].
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* {{Wangst}}: [[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Akito Tenkawa]], [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Kira Yamato]], [[Anime/HadesProjectZeorymer Masato Akitsu]], Touya, and Calvina all suffer from this in the early parts of the game to varying degrees and with varying levels of justification. [[CharacterDevelopment They all get better over time]].
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* {{Wangst}}: [[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Akito Tenkawa]], [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Kira Yamato]], [[Anime/HadesProjectZeorymer [[Manga/HadesProjectZeorymer Masato Akitsu]], Touya, and Calvina all suffer from this in the early parts of the game to varying degrees and with varying levels of justification. [[CharacterDevelopment They all get better over time]].
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* {{Wangst}}: [[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Akito Tenkawa]], [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Kira Yamato]], Touya and Calvina all suffer from this in the early parts of the game. [[CharacterDevelopment They get better]].
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* {{Wangst}}: [[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Akito Tenkawa]], [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Kira Yamato]], Touya [[Anime/HadesProjectZeorymer Masato Akitsu]], Touya, and Calvina all suffer from this in the early parts of the game. game to varying degrees and with varying levels of justification. [[CharacterDevelopment They all get better]].better over time]].
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in the show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss [[spoiler:[[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] uncles]]]] in the show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Jua-Mu]] [[PsychoForHire Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[[[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Al-Van]] [[NobleDemon Lunks]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them whenever possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Fu-Lu Mu-Lu]]. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of the Ash'ari Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Calvina Coulange]], and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it - he enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive "Larseilam", what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point where he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
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* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Jua-Mu]] [[PsychoForHire Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[[[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Al-Van]] [[NobleDemon Lunks]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them whenever possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Fu-Lu Mu-Lu]]. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of the Ash'ari Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Calvina Coulange]], and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it - he enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive "Larseilam", what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point where he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Dragon]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in the show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Dragon]] Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in the show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt[=/=]SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: ''Super Robot Wars Judgment'' is one of the best-looking games for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, taking full advantage of the system's hardware to emulate the earth-shattering action and over-the-top attacks of the anime series involved. It essentially looks like a pixellated anime.
* CompleteMonster: [[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[NobleDemon Al-Van]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them at every chance possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like Fu-Lu Mulu. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of Ashalley Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" Calvina Coulange, and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it, he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive Larseium, what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
* CompleteMonster: [[PsychoForHire Jua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[NobleDemon Al-Van]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them at every chance possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like Fu-Lu Mulu. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of Ashalley Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" Calvina Coulange, and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it, he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive Larseium, what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt[=/=]SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: Mixed with SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome, ''Super Robot Wars Judgment'' is one of the best-looking games for the UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance, taking full advantage of the system's hardware to emulate the earth-shattering action and over-the-top attacks of the anime series involved. It essentially looks like a pixellated pixelated anime.
* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Jua-Mu]] [[PsychoForHireJua-Mu Dalby]] may not be one at the beginning, but he certainly is an extremely nasty individual despite his youthful appearance. While he's extremely loyal to [[[[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Al-Van]] [[NobleDemon Al-Van]], Lunks]], he completely looks down on Earthlings, insulting them at every chance whenever possible with no chance of even considering them a WorthyOpponent, like [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Fu-Lu Mulu. Mu-Lu]]. He is also responsible for partaking in the destruction of Ashalley the Ash'ari Kreutzer facility, mentally scarring his "mentor" [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Calvina Coulange, Coulange]], and unlike Al-Van, Jua-Mu has no regrets and conflict over it, it - he just enjoys slaughtering humans over the superiority complex he has as a Fury. When Al-Van is demoted and Jua-Mu took an increase in power via injection of massive Larseium, "Larseilam", what remains of his sanity goes away, and instead he punts up his AxCrazy {{Jerkass}} behavior to the point where he's extremely loud in not just insulting humanity, but also personally carrying out mass slaughter on them.
* CompleteMonster: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Jua-Mu]] [[PsychoForHire
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** In some ways, ''Judgment'' overall: compared to its preceding Game Boy Advance [=SRW=] installments, the game loves throwing scenarios with endless {{Mook}} reinforcements that, while aren't particularly hard, can be draining and tedious if players are taking their time against bosses.
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** In some ways, ''Judgment'' the game overall: compared to its preceding Game Boy Advance [=SRW=] ''Super Robot Wars'' installments, the game ''Judgment'' loves throwing scenarios with endless {{Mook}} reinforcements that, while aren't particularly hard, can be draining and tedious if players are taking their time against bosses.
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** [[spoiler: Mwu La Flaaga permanently dies]] in this game, despite previous installments having secret requirements to keep him alive. However, ''SEED'''s sequel series, ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny'' reveals that he actually survived in canon, making this one of the very few instances of DeathByAdaptation in the ''Super Robot Wars'' series.
** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded barely three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in said show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are the Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
** [[spoiler: Mwu La Flaaga permanently dies]] in this game, despite previous installments having secret requirements to keep him alive. However, ''SEED'''s sequel series, ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny'' reveals that he actually survived in canon, making this one of the very few instances of DeathByAdaptation in the ''Super Robot Wars'' series.
** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded barely three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in said show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are the Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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**[[spoiler: Mwu [[spoiler:[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Mu La Flaaga permanently dies]] Flaga]]]] is KilledOffForReal in this game, despite a previous installments installment having secret requirements to keep him keeping the character alive. However, ''SEED'''s sequel series, ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny'' [[spoiler:''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEEDDestiny'']] reveals that he the character actually survived in canon, making this one of the very few instances of DeathByAdaptation in the ''Super Robot Wars'' series.
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concludedbarely three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Drago]] Dragon]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in said the show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are the Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth.
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded
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* LauncherOfAThousandShips: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Touya Shiun]]; in ''Judgment'', he can hook up with any of his three female co-pilots and, depending on the choice, gains a different final attack for whatever HumongousMecha he's piloting. {{Downplayed}} in ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsOriginalGeneration The Moon Dwellers]]'' when the girls don't go as far as ShipTease, yet it expands on additional chemistry between Touya and [[spoiler:[[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Princess Shania-Mia Eterna-Fura]]]], who was nothing more than a NonPlayerCharacter in ''Judgment''. Some fans also like to add [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Calvina Coulange]] into the mix for good measure and [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Al-Van Lunks]], often joked as the GayOption, since saving him is something that only happens if Touya is the protagonist of ''Judgment'' and players maintain a BalancedHarem with the co-pilots.
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* JerkassWoobie: In ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsOriginalGeneration'' {{Continuity}}, Calvina has more of her temporary post-reveal phase in ''Judgment'' explored further, which makes her UnstoppableRage more pronounced compared to her original appearance since [[FridgeBrilliance the destruction of the Ash'ari Kreutzer facility is still fresh in her mind]] - contrast ''Judgment'' where she had time to process the event after years of being hospitalized and out of duty. Even then, she remains the same BrokenBird in ''The Moon Dwellers'' who was emotionally wounded at the deaths of her co-workers at Ash'ari Kreutzer and manipulated by the Fury, with the only way she believes she can cope with is to take bloody vengeance, yet be anti-social and cold to her allies.
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Touya Shiun]]; in ''Judgment'', he can hook up with any of his three female co-pilots and, depending on the choice,gains gain a different final attack for whatever HumongousMecha he's piloting. {{Downplayed}} in ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsOriginalGeneration The ''The Moon Dwellers]]'' Dwellers'' when the girls don't go as far as ShipTease, yet it expands on additional chemistry between Touya and [[spoiler:[[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Princess Shania-Mia Eterna-Fura]]]], who was nothing no more than a NonPlayerCharacter in ''Judgment''. Some fans also like to add [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment add Calvina Coulange]] into the mix for good measure and [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Al-Van Lunks]], Al-Van, often joked as the GayOption, since saving him is something that only happens if Touya is the protagonist of ''Judgment'' and players maintain a BalancedHarem with the co-pilots.
* LauncherOfAThousandShips: [[Characters/SuperRobotWarsJudgment Touya Shiun]]; in ''Judgment'', he can hook up with any of his three female co-pilots and, depending on the choice,
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* PlayerPunch: Think the same method of keeping [[spoiler:[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Mu La Flaga]]]] alive will work as it did back in ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAlpha Super Robot Wars Alpha 3]]'' (that is, [[spoiler:keep Mu in the Mobieus Zero even after he can pilot the Strike Gundam)? NOPE! He'll die just as he did in the TV series...]]
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* PlayerPunch: Think the same method of keeping [[spoiler:[[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Mu [[spoiler:Mu La Flaga]]]] Flaga]] alive will work as it did back in ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsAlpha Super Robot Wars Alpha 3]]'' (that is, [[spoiler:keep Mu in the Mobieus Zero even after he can pilot the Strike Gundam)? NOPE! He'll die Gundam)]]? Nope; the character dies just as he they did in the TV series...]]series.
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* TierInducedScrappy: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED The Archangel.]] When you first obtain it, it doesn't have a Distortion Field like the [[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Nadesico,]] but it manages to pull its weight thanks to its wide variety of Spirit Commands as a result of its six sub-pilots. Unfortunately, as the Archangel loses its sub-pilots thanks to various [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Gundam SEED]] story events, they end up taking their useful Spirit Commands with them, resulting in the Archangel's viability slowly but surely decreasing throughout the game's second half until it's left with a measly ''two'' sub-pilots with a mediocre Spirit Command pool by the game's end.
* UnexpectedCharacter: ''Anime/TekkamanBlade'', which is an anime focused on PoweredArmor instead of [[HumongousMecha giant mecha]], starting the trend of the "unorthodox series" for the ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars'' franchise.
* UnexpectedCharacter: ''Anime/TekkamanBlade'', which is an anime focused on PoweredArmor instead of [[HumongousMecha giant mecha]], starting the trend of the "unorthodox series" for the ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars'' franchise.
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* TierInducedScrappy: [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED The Archangel.]] When you first obtain it, Archangel]] - when obtained, it doesn't have a Distortion Field like the [[Anime/MartianSuccessorNadesico Nadesico,]] Nadesico]], but it manages to pull its weight thanks to its wide variety of Spirit Commands as a result of its six sub-pilots. Unfortunately, as the Archangel loses its sub-pilots thanks to various [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED Gundam SEED]] ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamSEED'' story events, they end up taking their useful Spirit Commands with them, resulting in the Archangel's viability slowly slowly, but surely surely, decreasing throughout the game's second half until it's left with a measly ''two'' sub-pilots with a mediocre Spirit Command pool by the game's end.
* UnexpectedCharacter: ''Anime/TekkamanBlade'',which is an anime a series focused on PoweredArmor instead of [[HumongousMecha giant mecha]], starting robots]], started the trend of the introducing "unorthodox series" entrants for subsequent installments throughout the ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars'' franchise.
* UnexpectedCharacter: ''Anime/TekkamanBlade'',
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded barely three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in said show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are the [[UsefulNotes/BaGua Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth]].
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** Fans of ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'', which concluded barely three months before this game was released, can spot a similarity between [[spoiler:Great Zeorymer]] taking the powers of the Hau Dragon robots and [[FinalBoss Drago]] absorbing the [[OurDemonsAreDifferent Demon]] {{Chi}} of his [[Characters/JackieChanAdventuresTheDemonSorcerers aunts and uncles]] in said show's GrandFinale. In both cases, the eight ElementalPowers represented are the [[UsefulNotes/BaGua Sky, Water, Fire, Thunder, Wind, Moon, Mountain, and Earth]].Earth.
