History VideoGame / GundamBattleGunplaWarfare

Also, an ONA called ''Gundam Breaker Battlogue'' aired in 2021.

Also, an OVA called Gundam Breaker Battlogue anime will be [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2021-08-20/gundam-breaker-battlogue-anime-reveals-promo-video-cast-staff-october-premiere/.176476 shown in October]].

* LimitBreak: Certain Gunpla parts have EX Skills with elaborate cutscenes. Usually, they cannot be countered, save foe other parts with EX Skills and/or stun mechanics.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: While the game features a bunch of real Gunpla figures, there are also figures of [[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Anchor]], [[Anime/AfterWarGundamX RMSN-008 Bertigo]], and [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ AMX-015 Geymalk]], none of which have Gunpla figures of their own at the time of their inclusion in the game. While Anchor [[ProductPlacement was put in to commemorate the release of Volume 13 of]] ''[[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust]]'', neither Geymalk nor Bertigo have this excuse. Even the characters' first few Gunpla are sadly not spared from having no real life kits to their name.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: While the game features a bunch of real Gunpla figures, there are also figures of [[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Anchor]], [[Anime/AfterWarGundamX RMSN-008 Bertigo]], and [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ AMX-015 Geymalk]], none of which have Gunpla figures of their own at the time of their inclusion in the game. While Anchor [[ProductPlacement was put in to commemorate the release of Volume 13 of]] ''[[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust]]'', neither Geymalk nor Bertigo have this excuse. Even the characters' first few Gunpla models are sadly not spared from having no real life kits to their name.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: While the game features a bunch of real Gunpla figures, there are also figures of [[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Anchor]], [[Anime/AfterWarGundamX RMSN-008 Bertigo]], and [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ AMX-015 Geymalk]], none of which have Gunpla figures of their own at the time of their inclusion in the game. While Anchor [[ProductPlacement was put in to commemorate the release of Volume 13 of]] ''[[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust]]'', neither Geymalk nor Bertigo have this excuse. Even the characters' Gunpla are sadly not spared from having no kits to their name.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: While the game features a bunch of real Gunpla figures, there are also figures of [[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Anchor]], [[Anime/AfterWarGundamX RMSN-008 Bertigo]], and [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ AMX-015 Geymalk]], none of which have Gunpla figures of their own at the time of their inclusion in the game. While Anchor [[ProductPlacement was put in to commemorate the release of Volume 13 of]] ''[[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust]]'', neither Geymalk nor Bertigo have this excuse.

Also, an OVA called Gundam Breaker Battlogue anime will be [[https://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2021-08-20/gundam-breaker-battlogue-anime-reveals-promo-video-cast-staff-october-premiere/.176476]] shown in October.

** Certain word tags fall under this depending on specificity. Some require playing on certain terrain to fully activate and some are based around types of gunpla, such as Zaku type or GM type. Hardest hit is "Mobile Fighter" which is specific only to ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' units.

* NoNameGiven: The main character. Oh, sure, you can give him any old name, but he has no canonical name. He's just "The Protagonist". Averted in ''Gundam Breaker Battlogue'', where his name is revealed to be [[spoiler:Ryūsei Fudоu]].

* NoNameGiven: The main character. Oh, sure, you can give him any old name, but he has no canonical name. He's just "The Protagonist".

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''Gundam Battle: Gunpla Warfare'' (known in Japan as ''Gundam Breaker Mobile'' and, as of Version 3, the overseas version also uses this title as well) is a smartphone-based ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' game. It is based on the ''Gundam Breaker'' franchise and is the first smartphone game in the ''Gundam'' franchise to be released overseas.

''Gundam Battle: Gunpla Warfare'' (known in Japan as ''Gundam Breaker Mobile'') is a smartphone-based ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' game.[[note]]As of Version 3, the overseas version also uses the GBM title.[[/note]] It is based on the ''Gundam Breaker'' franchise and is the first smartphone game in the ''Gundam'' franchise to be released overseas.

''Gundam Battle: Gunpla Warfare'' (known in Japan as ''Gundam Breaker Mobile'') is a smartphone-based ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' game. It is based on the ''Gundam Breaker'' franchise and is the first smartphone game in the ''Gundam'' franchise to be released in the United States.

* ToylessToylineCharacter: While the game features a bunch of real Gunpla figures, there are also figures of [[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Anchor]], [[Anime/AfterWarGundamX RMSN-008 Bertigo]], and [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamZZ AMX-015 Geymalk]], none of which have Gunpla figures of their own at the time of their inclusion in the game. While Anchor [[ProductPlacement was put in to commemorate the release of Volume 13 of]] ''[[Manga/MobileSuitCrossboneGundam Mobile Suit Crossbone Gundam: Dust]]'', neither Geymalk nor Bertigo have this excuse.

** Currently the Sokai Festival units are these. Comprised as of Ver. 1.2 of (arranged by release date) the Nu Gundam, the Zeta Gundam and Qubeley, the Freedom and Justice Gundams, the Unicorn Gundam and Kshatriya, the ZZ and Hi-Nu HWS Gundams, and the Turn A and Turn X; they were unavailable for a time until the year-end special Sokai banners where, apart from the Turn A and X which were the featured suits, all of them can be obtained via Haro coins for a brief period.
** Outside of the monthly Sokai Festival drops, the Wing Zero OVA Ver. and the 00 [=Qan[T]=] Full Saber, offered as special banner drops for Christmas and Valentine's Day, respectively.
* RainbowPimpGear: Downplayed, as players can color their units with the color scheme of any complete Gunpla they've collected. However, this is imperfect as color schemes rarely are applied in a predictable manner (especially on the rarer or more exotic parts) and mixing and matching color schemes results in garish clashes. This can be averted, or justified, if the player uses a customer paint scheme
* TheRival: Touma. He TookALevelInJerkass once he changes schools so he can go into Gunpla Battling professionally and this switch is signified by him changing units.

* TheRival: Touma. He TookALevelInJerkass once he changes schools so he can go into Gunpla Battling professionally and this switch is signified by him changing units.

** Certain word tags fall under this depending on specificity. Some require playing on certain terrain to fully activate and some are based around types of gunpla, such as Zaku type or GM type. Hardest hit is "Mobile Fighter" which is specific only to "Anime/MobileFighterGGundam" units.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: The game has been active for over a year and the only anime series not represented is ''Anime/GundamBuildDivers''. This is despite the other ''Build'' entries having representatives, especially its sequel and one of the original units, the Sankapool, being derived from a ''Build Divers'' unit.

* LimitBreak: Certain Gunpla parts have EX Skills with elaborate cutscenes. Usually, they cannot be countered, save foe other parts with EX Skills and/or stun mechanics

* MidSeasonUpgrade: Touma, Sana and the player character all get new Gunpla units throughout the story campaign: Touma swaps his old Buster for the G-Self-based Code Phi; Sana trades her Dianthus for the Kapool-based Sanakapool; and the player gets the Aureus, which is an evolution of the Artemis, employing aspects from the Destiny, the Double X, and even the F91.

* RainbowPimpGear: Downplayed, as players can color their units with the color scheme of any complete Gunpla they've collected. However, this is imperfect as color schemes rarely are applied in a predictable manner (especially on the rarer or more exotic parts) and mixing and matching color schemes results in garish clashes.

* AwesomeButImpractical: Some parts that have Cinematic EX Skills are deemed this, especially if the cinematic itself lasts more than 3 seconds, or if it takes too long to activate. Chief offender would be the Tryon 3's torso, as its EX skill needs a long time to charge, takes a ball-ache to finish once activated, AND must be used at an enemy target ''[[NoRangeLikePointBlankRange at point-blank range]].''

* AceCustom: Many of the heroes, heroines and villains have these, even if the game claims they are unique units. The Protagonist has the Gundam Artemis, a unit combining the Destiny Gundam and the Gundam X. Sena has the Dianathus, which combines the X Divider and the Strike Gundam. Rindo uses the Enzian, which is basically the Impulse Gundam with the Wing Gundam's shoulders, backpack, and Buster Rifle. ImplYuri has the Astray Red Frame Flame, which combines the Astray Red Frame with the Dragon Gundam. Touma starts off with a customised Buster Gundam before upgrading to the Code Phi, which is a heavily modified G-Self.

* AceCustom: Many of the heroes, heroines and villains have these, even if the game claims they are unique units. The Protagonist has the Gundam Artemis, a unit combining the Destiny Gundam and the Gundam X. Sena has the Dianathus, which combines the X Divider and the Strike Gundam, and the Sanakapool, a modified Mobile Kapool. Yuri has the Astray Red Frame Flame, which combines the Astray Red Frame with the Dragon Gundam. Touma starts off with a customised Buster Gundam before upgrading to the Code Phi, which is a heavily modified G-Self.

* DiskOneNuke: The Gundam Artemis. Obtained as an achievement or as a random drop in the Friend Points gasha, the parts have amazing stats for a 2-star unit.

** With the sole exceptions of the Legallis and the AGE-FX, all AGE-era Gundams are 3-stars.

** Taken to slightly more BribingYourWayToVictory levels with the [[FemBot Mobile Doll May]] unit skin, which apparently costs ''as much as the actual Gunpla it was based on''.

* AllYourPowersCombined: Like with other ''Gundam Breaker'' games, you can combine various aspects of suits to get awesome abilities and attacks. As well, getting five parts with a certain tag will activate a bonus that makes you stronger.

* ColorCodedItemTiers: The game's five tiers are represented with colors: White (1-star), Green (2-star), Blue (3-star), Purple (4-star) and Gold (5-star)