History Awesome / SuperRobotWarsT

* [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam Domon and George]] invoking a Gundam Fight to let the crew safe from being questioned by the Federation if they ever get questioned later while saving Maria from the corrupt Federation officers attacking them.

* [[Anime/GunXSword Van]] gets to deliver a mighty ShutUpHannibal against [[Manga/MagicKnightRayearth Lady Debonair]], an EmotionEater that usually eats {{Revenge}} obsessions like the one he had like breakfast.

* [[Anime/GunXSword Van]] gets to deliver a mighty ShutUpHannibal against [[Manga/MagicKnightRayearth Lady Debonair]], an EmotionEater that usually eats his {{Revenge}} obsession like breakfast.

* During a cutscene, [[Anime/MazingerZInfinity Tetsuya]], [[Anime/GaoGaiGar Guy]] and [[Manga/MagicKnightRayearth the Magic Knights]] found themselves surrounded by Golems while on foot. The Magic Knights unleashed their spells to take out some Golems, while Guy and Tetsuya took out another group. It looked like another normal fanfare, but to wit, the Golems are something bigger than normal humans, and at least the fledging Magic Knights required either sword or sorcery to combat it. Guy is a cyborg so he had physical enhancements. Tetsuya? Just your typical normal human albeit a real combat pro, and he's not in his HumongousMecha. He still wiped out some of those Golems all the same, bare-handed. Another day of SRW showcasing how badass Tetsuya is.

* During a cutscene, [[Anime/MazingerZInfinity Tetsuya]], [[Anime/GaoGaiGar Guy]] and [[Manga/MagicKnightRayearth the Magic Knights]] found themselves surrounded by Golems while on foot. The Magic Knights unleashed their spells to take out some Golems, while Guy and Tetsuya took out another group. It looked like another normal fanfare, but to wit, the Golems are something bigger than normal humans, and at least the fledging Magic Knights required either sword or sorcery to combat it. Guy is a cyborg so he had physical enhancements. Tetsuya? Just your typical normal human albeit a real combat pro, and he's not in his HumongousMecha. He still wiped out those Golems all the same, bare-handed. Another day of SRW showcasing how badass Tetsuya is.

** Another nod toward the global fans was in [[https://www.dualshockers.com/super-robot-wars-t-gets-new-details-on-story-series-list-explanation/ the first radio show]] the team did after the trailer reveal... which, among other things, mentions that ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' were picked primarily for "their popularity overseas". For SE Asia, that isn't quite as true (if you're going by popularity in English-speaking SEA, ''Anime/VoltesV'' is what'll be at the top of the list[[note]]though they will still feature in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsDD'' despite that game probably not being translated, which seems to open up a good possibility for the Nagahama robots in the future[[/note]]) though both naturally have their fans... but in ''America'', that is very much the case, especially among the older-school mecha fans ''Terra'' is clearly aimed at, and it makes clear that the ambitions of B.B. Works, and the feedback they listen to, go way beyond Asia, licensing issues be damned.

** In other words, all these roster reveal were enough to make the fandom let out a mass {{Squee}} Bandai Namco hit the jackpot this time.

** Another nod toward the global fans was in [[https://www.dualshockers.com/super-robot-wars-t-gets-new-details-on-story-series-list-explanation/ the first radio show]] the team did after the trailer reveal... which, among other things, mentions that ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' were picked primarily for "their popularity overseas". For SE Asia, that isn't quite as true (if you're going by popularity in English-speaking SEA, ''Anime/VoltesV'' is what'll be at the top of the list[[note]]though they will still feature in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsDD'' despite that game probably not being translated, which seems to open up a good possibility for the Nagahama robots in the future[[/note]]) though both naturally have their fans... but in ''America'', that is very much the case, especially among the older-school mecha fans ''Terra'' is clearly aimed at, and it makes clear that the ambitions of B.B. Works, and the feedback they listen to, go way beyond Asia, licensing issues be damned.
* The second promotional video gives us a pleasantly unexpected addition with the Bellvine, an Aura Battler seen in an artbook for ''New Story of Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' that was likely intended as a MidSeasonUpgrade for protagonist Shion Zaba.
** And if that weren't enough, the PV almost immediately tops itself with another unexpected addition: the ''Getter Robo: Daikessen'' version of Shin Getter Dragon!

* The second promotional video gives us a pleasantly unexpected addition: the ''Getter Robo: Daikessen'' version of Shin Getter Dragon!

* ''The roster itself''. Even in mere announcement, it made everyone drop their jaws in awe:

** Another nod toward the global fans was in [[https://www.dualshockers.com/super-robot-wars-t-gets-new-details-on-story-series-list-explanation/ the first radio show]] the team did after the trailer reveal... which, among other things, mentions that ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' were picked primarily for "their popularity overseas". For SE Asia, that isn't quite as true (if you're going by popularity in English-speaking SEA, ''Anime/VoltesV'' is what'll be at the top of the list[[note]]though they will still feature in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsDD'' despite that game probably not being translated, which seems to open up a good possibility for the Nagahama robots in the future[[/note]]) though both naturally have their fans... but in ''America'', that is very much the case, especially among the older-school mecha fans ''Terra'' is clearly aimed at, and it makes clear that the ambitions of B.B. Works, and the feedback they listen to, go way beyond Asia, licensing issues be damned.

** Amongst the old, returning series, one of them is ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'', who has not been included since ''BX''. This, in turn, has the effect of softening the blow of how ''Anime/TheBraveExpressMightGaine'' is appearing for the third time in a row, because hey, it's a first for a double Anime/BraveSeries inclusion, double the [[Creator/NobuyukiHiyama Hiyama yelling]], double the HotBlooded awesome. ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'' inclusion was a most welcome addition, but the cherry on the top is also the return of ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'', which means that this is the first time that G Gundam and [=GaoGaiGar=] will be in the same regular SRW, with two top HotBlooded voice actor Creator/TomokazuSeki and Creator/NobuyukiHiyama ready to duke it out at their top HotBlooded roles. Adding to that, ''Anime/GunXSword'' also returns from its only appearance in ''K''. These would have been a killer combo by itself... but the ''newcomers'' stole the show.

* ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' in a ''Super Robot Wars'' game! Enough said.
* Also ''Anime/MagicKnightRayearth'' for being the first MagicalGirl series to ever debut, having been a target of requests for inclusion for nearly twenty years.
* As well as the debut of ''Anime/CaptainHarlock'', one of the most esteemed SpacePirate franchises in Japan (and in ''history'').
* A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW (mainly because they feature ''two'' of the most HotBlooded voice actors, Creator/TomokazuSeki and Creator/NobuyukiHiyama, at their most HotBlooded roles) and yet they have never been in the same SRW... ''until this very title''.
* There's another first for another awesome: This is the first SRW to include ''two'' Anime/BraveSeries entries at once: ''Anime/TheBraveExpressMightGaine'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar''. Double the [[Creator/NobuyukiHiyama Hiyama]], double the HotBlooded awesome!

** Another nod toward the global fans was in [[https://www.dualshockers.com/super-robot-wars-t-gets-new-details-on-story-series-list-explanation/ the first radio show]] the team did after the trailer reveal... which, among other things, mentions that ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' were picked primarily for "their popularity overseas". For SE Asia, that isn't quite as true (if you're going by popularity in English-speaking SEA, ''Anime/VoltesV'' is what'll be at the top of the list, but they will still feature in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsDD'' despite probably not going to be translated, this opens up a good possibility for the Nagahama robots in the future) though both naturally have their fans... but in ''America'', that is very much the case, especially among the older-school mecha fans ''Terra'' is clearly aimed at, and it makes clear that the ambitions of B.B. Works, and the feedback they listen to, go way beyond Asia, licensing issues be damned.

** Another nod toward the global fans was in [[https://www.dualshockers.com/super-robot-wars-t-gets-new-details-on-story-series-list-explanation/ the first radio show]] the team did after the trailer reveal... which, among other things, mentions that ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' were picked primarily for "their popularity overseas". For SE Asia, that isn't quite as true (if you're going by popularity in English-speaking SEA, ''Anime/VoltesV'' is what'll be at the top of the list) though both naturally have their fans... but in ''America'', that is very much the case, especially among the older-school mecha fans ''Terra'' is clearly aimed at, and it makes clear that the ambitions of B.B. Works, and the feedback they listen to, go way beyond Asia, licensing issues be damned.

** Another nod toward the global fans was in [[https://www.dualshockers.com/super-robot-wars-t-gets-new-details-on-story-series-list-explanation/ the first radio show]] the team did after the trailer reveal... which, among other things, mentions that ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' were picked primarily for "their popularity overseas". For SE Asia, that isn't quite as true (if you're going by popularity in English-speaking SEA, ''Anime/VoltesV'' is what'll be at the top of the list) though both naturally have their fans... but in ''America'', that is very much the case, especially among the older-school mecha fans ''Terra'' is clearly aimed at, and it makes clear that the ambitions of B.B. Works, and the feedback they listen to, goes way beyond Asia, licensing issues be damned.

* And then there's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8O621IVpwfw this little video]] from longtime series producer Nobuyuki Terada and ''T'' prducer Syohei Mogami. While it's formally addressed to fans "in Asia", it's very much a wink-nod way of thanking fans from all over the ''world'' for supporting the new effort to localize the games and release them in a way that deals with the licensing issues but also makes them available to nearly everyone in the world (and even just outright mentions "globalizing the series" at one point). Terada makes it clear that the support for ''V'' and ''X'' '''has''' been noticed, and so long as sales remain good, it's clear they intend to keep pushing this new effort as far as it can go, all driven by the fans. And it even makes clear that reveals and whatnot will be kept up to pace ''in English'' on the Namco-Bandai SEA channel!

* And then there's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8O621IVpwfw this little video]] from longtime series producer Terada and ''T'' prducer Syohei Mogami. While it's formally addressed to fans "in Asia", it's very much a wink-nod way of thanking fans from all over the ''world'' for supporting the new effort to localize the games and release them in a way that deals with the licensing issues but also makes them available to nearly everyone in the world (and even just outright mentions "globalizing the series" at one point). Terada makes it clear that the support for ''V'' and ''X'' '''has''' been noticed, and so long as sales remain good, it's clear they intend to keep pushing this new effort as far as it can go, all driven by the fans. And it even makes clear that reveals and whatnot will be kept up to pace ''in English'' on the Namco-Bandai SEA channel!

* There's another first for another awesome: This is the first SRW to include ''two'' Anime/BraveSeries entries at once: ''Anime/TheBraveExpressMightGaine'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar''. Double the [[Creator/NobuyukiHiyama Hiyama]], double the HotBlooded awesome!

* Also ''Anime/MagicKnightRayearth'' for being the first MagicalGirl series to ever debut.
* As well as the debut of ''Anime/CaptainHarlock'', one of the most esteemed SpacePirate shows in Japan.
* A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW (mainly because they feature ''two'' of the most HotBlooded voice actors, Creator/TomokazuSeki and Creator/NobuyukiHiyama, at their most HotBlooded roles) and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.

* A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW (mainly because they feature ''two'' most HotBlooded voice actors, Creator/TomokazuSeki and Creator/NobuyukiHiyama, at their most HotBlooded roles) and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.

* A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW (mainly because it features ''two'' most HotBlooded voice actors, Creator/TomokazuSeki and Creator/NobuyukiHiyama, at their most HotBlooded roles) and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.

* A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW (mainly because it features ''two'' most HotBlooded seiyuu, Creator/TomokazuSeki and Creator/NobuyukiHiyama, at their most HotBlooded roles) and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.

* There's another first for another awesome: This is the first SRW to include ''two'' Anime/BraveSeries entries at once: Anime/TheBraveExpressMightGaine and Anime/GaoGaiGar. Double the [[Creator/NobuyukiHiyama Hiyama]], double the HotBlooded awesome!

* A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW (mainly because it features ''two'' most HotBlooded seiyuu, Creator/TomokazuSeki and Creator/NobuyukiHiyama, at their most HotBlooded roles) and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.