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* [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamCharsCounterattack Char Aznable]] will express nostalgia over [[Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine Bern Bunnings]] being a young CharClone.

** Another different, less serious path, is that some members got so hungry that they decided to also toss in some of their {{Team Pet}}s as [[EatTheDog part of the cooking menu.]] [[Anime/CowboyBebop Spike will offer Ein.]] [[Manga/MagicKnightRayearth Umi will offer Mokona.]] And for some reason, [[Anime/GunXSword Wendy messed up and involved Kameo in something that caused the Broke Episode in the first place, so Van will offer Kameo.]] You can also combine this with the MushroomSamba episode. Somehow the mushroom got included as ingredients...

Probably a Scope'''[[JustForPun dog]]''' or the [[Anime/GunXSword Brownie]] (because it has a dog's head) and the theme song will be "Bad Dog No Biscuits". It could happen during the MushroomSamba.

* Windam (Phoenix) -> Bird Bomber (Bird). Considering the Brave Express' nature, it might have recognized that wind is probably more uncontrollable and has a very big chance of property damage, so Bird Bomber is set with [[MakeMeWannaShout ultrasonic power]] rather than Windam's [[BlowYouAway wind magic]].

* Watta has sworn [[SenpaiKohai Kohaihood]] to Might Sempuuji, and is classmates with Mamoru.

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* ''Endless Orbit SSX'': Anime/QueenEmeraldas, Deathshadow

* Watta has sworn [[SempaiKohai Kohaihood]] to Might Sempuuji, and is classmates with Mamoru.

* [[Anime/CowboyBebop Spike]] will get surprised when he realized the name of the Gundam belonging to [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam Schwarz]]: Gundam [[NamesTheSame Spiegel.]] "Wait, since when did my name get used to name a Gundam without my permission?"

George is part of nobility and being stinking rich, whereas Umi came from a rich family, so the Ryuuzaki family might have traveled overseas and be in contact with the de Sand family. Both of them also use RoyalRapier as their WeaponOfChoice, so it won't be rather out of place if George at one point became Umi's fencing mentor (or replacing her nameless mentor that we saw during the LotusEaterMachine episode, though only temporary because George would be very busy with his own schedules so he was just there for a guest teacher. You don't actually need to adapt that filler episode too, just a flashback will do). If Umi manages to bond with Selece early before it is revealed that the candidates for Shuffle Alliance gets infected with Devil Gundam Cells, she might have to fight early to wake her mentor up until Domon sweeps in for the finisher.

** ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'', except with the KillEmAll ending averted -> ''New Story of Aura Battler Dunbine''

*** Health issues after giving birth aside, the greatest hindrance to letting Jun pilot is AdultFear. She and Tetsuya both grew up as orphans and even after being adopted by Kenzo Kabuto, it remained as a sore spot for them. It's noble to save the world but they'll be afraid to put ''both'' of their lives on the line and risk subjecting their child to the same fate. They're SuperRobot pilots but they know [[ParentsasPeople they're not invincible]].

Needless to say, there's a fairly obvious philosophical divide in the cast - on the one hand, you have the most famous SpacePirate in Japanese fiction, alongside a faction of piratical Gundam pilots, a bounty hunter crew who has a very casual relationship with the law, the ''Getter Armageddon'' crew, who generally don't give two shits about the law (Ryouma in particular), and Van & Ray, the main characters of a [[RecycledInSpace Space]] SpaghettiWestern, who really would stomp on the law as long as it gets them closer to their vengeance. On the other side of the coin, you have the Braves (who are generally, it must be remembered, allies and supporters of the government in their home shows), the ''Gunbuster'' crew (who are loyal military pilots), the ''Nadesico'' crew (largely ditto) and the ''Argama'' crew (who are technically rebels themselves but who generally try to ''stop'' tyranny and what they see as lawlessness). And then there's folks who can fall both ways, including the ''Expelled'' duo (who begin as "government" agents but their lives get more complex as time goes on), Koji and the ''Mazinger'' (who hates evil, but isn't above going against the law to do what's right), Gundam Fighters and the Shuffle Alliance (had their own laws of the Gundam Fights to maintain balance, but generally less inclined with the more casual law and eventually after the death of Master Asia, saw their law to be really flawed) and most prominently the ''Rayearth'' team (who begin very "lawful", but get ''much'' more skeptical about laws and systems due to certain major events during their story). The set-up is ripe for a split of the cast among "law vs. pirates/anti-law" lines, and the nature of law and lawfullness will likely be a key theme for much of the game, with route splits possibly emphasizing one or the other.

[[WMG: Members of [[Anime/ArmoredTrooperVOTOMS The Society]] will not have their [[NonNaziSwastika swastika]] emblem for [[NoSwastikas obvious reasons]].]]

Before the addition of [[ALoadOfBull Horn Bomber]], it seemed that each of the Bombers had a similar, less 'fantastical' design with the Rune Gods' animal forms. And some of them possesses similar powers:

Even with the universe or multiverse at stake, after Spike has his final battle with Vicious, he's still going to say that iconic line, "[[FamousLastWords Bang.]]" And it will still be just as much of a TearJerker now as it was then.

* Spike Siegel, Jet Black, Faye Valentine: Much like ''Rayearth'', despite taking place in space, the show's draw is when Spike and his crews walk around and do stuffs there. Hell, if Spike wants to whip out some Creator/BruceLee-inspired moves like he did in the show, now would be a good time (enemy made of steel can be turned into Awesome when Spike one-inch punched that successfully, or turned into Funny when [[RealityEnsues it instead temporarily broke his arm]]). Ed gets left out from the list because she's more of a tech-wiz.

[[WMG:DaiGaian will return as the fourth Dynamic Guardian General]]

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* ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'': Soldato-J, Mamoru or Renee piloting one of the GaoGaiGar knockoffs, The Dragon Sisters / TenRyuJin, and the alternate combinations for the Dragon Brothers.