History YMMV / SDGundamGGeneration

** ''G Generation 3D'': The whole game is widely considered a scrappy for having various scrappy mechanics, cutting out wide chunks of series (just like the DS days), and following up [[ToughActToFollow World]], the end result were a great deal of unpleased fans, especially those that forked the money to buy a Japanese 3DS and the game (bear in mind this was during the 3DS's launch year, when the system - but especially for this subject, its RegionCoding - had yet to be completely blown apart by the hacking community).

** ''Crossdrive'', due to its linear gameplay and the inability to save doomed characters from their fate unlike in ''SuperRobotWars'' or the handheld ''G Generation'' game.

** In the later game ''G Generation World'', it gained its ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'' element - data on every MS ever created and cells from [[Anime/MobileSuitGundam00AWakeningOfTheTrailblazer the shapeshifting alien ELS]], which {{retcon}}s[=/=]{{handwave}}s its ability to create any other unit in the game.

* BrokenBase: G Generation Genesis, due to it being UC-only but unlike Spirits, which covered all of the UC timeline, Genesis only covered the early UC era up to Unicorn.

** Many Crowning Gundam themes are here as well, but ''World'''s OST stands out for being the only SD Gundam game to not include ANY opening themes, breaking the pattern and instead giving us the best of the OST songs.

** Fanarts are quite fond of Maria Owens for among the reasons, her tendency to do G Gundam cosplay.

* GameBreaker: The Gundam Double X with G-Falcon is this starting in ''Wars''. Not to mention it's easy to level it up fast- just attack the mooks using a move that aims to 3 of them, and the last one gets killed, allowing you to repeat the tactic again until you run out of MP or Chance Steps. The same can be said for ''any'' Mobile Armor which can do the same trick the Gundam Double X with G-Falcon can do (like the Divinidad), as well as the Psyco Haro.
** Some skills count as this, such as "Cold Minded" (reduces enemy suit dfense), 0079 Amuro's White ghost skill (Boosts both attack an agility of any white and/or Gundam MS... or all the good MS basically)
* GodModeSue: The Phoenix Gundam of is quite possibly the most powerful Mobile Suit in any of the seven ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' universes. The Phoenix is pretty much a walking black box with no concrete origin, but abilities that seem to be gleaned from every ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' universe (except ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'', which was made after the Phoenix) turned UpToEleven, like {{BFG}}s stronger than [[Anime/MobileSuitGundamWing Wing Zero]]'s and a FinishingMove more powerful than [[Anime/MobileFighterGGundam God Gundam]]'s -- and oh yes, it uses {{Nanomachines}} both for quick repair and to disable other MS' nanomachines, meaning it might be capable of taking down the mighty [[Anime/TurnAGundam Turn A Gundam and Turn X]], which are the watermark for absolute power in ''Gundam''.
** In the later game ''G Generation World'', it gained its ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam00'' element - data on every MS ever created and cells from the shapeshifting alien ELS, which {{Retcon}}[=/=]HandWave its ability to create any other unit in the game.

* TheScrappy: This varies per game depending on what the new series is, and what was cut out to replace it. Gundam AGE was seen as this for Overworld due to the lack of additions since G Generation 3D (which is considered a scrappy in its own right) and the amount of details removed from other series and causing various headscratchers in the process.
** G Generation 3D: The whole game is widely considered a scrappy for having various scrappy mechanics, cutting out wide chunks of series (just like the DS days), and following up [[ToughActToFollow World]], the end result were a great deal of unpleased fans, especially those that forked the money to buy a Japanese 3Ds and the game.
** Crossdrive, due to it's linear gameplay and the inability to save doomed characters from their fate unlike in SuperRobotWars or the handheld G Generation game.

** ''G Generation Genesis'' has "Remains" by Yuko Suzuhana. The song hasn't been released yet, but you can listen to it [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=myk7CT2WZGE&t=277s here.]] (The song starts at 4:30)

* TheScrappy: This varies per game depending on what the new series is, and what was cut out to replace it. Gundam AGE was seen as this for Overworld due to the lack of additions since G generation 3D (which is considered a scrappy in its own right) and the amount of details removed from other series and causing various headscratchers in the process.
** G Generation 3D: The whole game is widely considered a scrappy for having various scrappy mechanics, cutting out wide chunks of series (just like the DS days), and following up [[toughacttofollow World]], the end result were a great deal of unpleased fans, especially those that forked the money to buy a japanese 3D and the game.
** Crossdrive, due to it's linear gameplay and the inability to save doomed characters from their fate unlike in SRW or the handheld GGeneration game.

** It's not just that she's AxCrazy, it's that she goes from being AxCrazy [[https://youtu.be/2Y6SutIIe4k to being ultra polite and formal back and forth, sometimes in the same sentence]]. She's the type of person screaming "DIIIIEEEEE!!!" and then add "[[{{Keigo}} de gozaimasu]]".

** In ''Mono-Eye Gundams'', [[CrossboneGundam Kincaid Nau and Zabine Chareux]] shut down the Turn X (which had previously been curb stomping the heroes) with a single well-coordinated CombinationAttack.

* GodModeSue: The Phoenix Gundam of is quite possibly the most powerful Mobile Suit in any of the seven ''{{Gundam}}'' universes. The Phoenix is pretty much a walking black box with no concrete origin, but abilities that seem to be gleaned from every ''{{Gundam}}'' universe (except ''{{Gundam 00}}'', which was made after the Phoenix) turned UpToEleven, like {{BFG}}s stronger than [[GundamWing Wing Zero]]'s and a FinishingMove more powerful than [[GGundam God Gundam]]'s -- and oh yes, it uses {{Nanomachines}} both for quick repair and to disable other MS' nanomachines, meaning it might be capable of taking down the mighty [[Anime/TurnAGundam Turn A Gundam and Turn X]], which are the watermark for absolute power in ''Gundam''.
** In the later game ''G Generation World'', it gained its ''{{Gundam 00}}'' element - data on every MS ever created and cells from the shapeshifting alien ELS, which {{Retcon}}[=/=]HandWave its ability to create any other unit in the game.

* GodModeSue: The Phoenix Gundam of is quite possibly the most powerful Mobile Suit in any of the seven ''{{Gundam}}'' universes. The Phoenix is pretty much a walking black box with no concrete origin, but abilities that seem to be gleaned from every ''{{Gundam}}'' universe (except ''{{Gundam 00}}'', which was made after the Phoenix) turned UpToEleven, like {{BFG}}s stronger than [[GundamWing Wing Zero]]'s and a FinishingMove more powerful than [[GGundam God Gundam]]'s -- and oh yes, it uses {{Nanomachines}} both for quick repair and to disable other MS' nanomachines, meaning it might be capable of taking down the mighty [[TurnAGundam Turn A Gundam and Turn X]], which are the watermark for absolute power in ''Gundam''.

** G Generation 3D: The whole game is widely considered a scrappy for having various scrappy mechanics, cutting out wide chunks of series (just like the DS days), and following up [[toughacttofollow World]], the end result were a great deal of unpleased fans, especially those that forked the money to buy a japanese 3D and the game.

* GameBreaker: The Gundam Double X with G-Falcon is this starting in ''Wars''. Not to mention it's easy to level it up fast- just attack the mooks using a move that aims to 3 of them, and the last one gets killed, allowing you to repeat the tactic again until you run out of MP or Chance Steps.

** Combining this with OhCrap, Turn X and God Gundam finally using their fingers on each other, something that has yet to occur in SuperRobotWars. Predictably, Turn X wins.

** Some western fans are fond of Florence Kirishima for being a AxCrazy babe (similar to how [[SuperRobotWarsOriginalGeneration Katina]] is liked).

** Some western fans are fond of Florence Kirishima for being a AxCrazy babe (similar to how [[SuperRobotWarsOriginalGeneration Katina]] is liked).

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Japanese fans are particularly fond of ''G Gen'' original Claire Heathrow, thanks to her penchant for ShoutOut [[ReferenceOverdosed Overdosed]] [[CallingYourAttacks attack calls]].

* AndTheFandomRejoiced - Along with the announcement of SRWZ 2 and GundamMusou 3, especially because of the success that ''Wars'' had, SD G Generation The World was part of the "Super Robot Boom" that made the Mecha fandom ''orgasm'' with hype.

* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Most of the crossover CG movies in ''Neo'', including the Cyclops Team attacking Torrington, Usso battling both the Frost Brothers at the same time, and the Wing Team fighting Master Asia (complete with him countering the Twin Buster Rifle with a Darkness Finger).

* CrowningMusicOfAwesome: Most of the characters introduced from ''Spirits'' to ''World'' have [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pX1zUbcuLSQ excellent themes]].

** [[DethroningMusicOfSuck Awfully]] [[AvertedTrope averted]] in ''Wars'', where they gave us off-key versions of "Kira, Just As He Pleases" and "Strike Shutsugeki". Fortunately fixed in ''World''.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: Japanese fans are particularly fond of ''G Gen'' original Claire Heathrow, thanks to her penchant for ShoutOut [[ReferenceOverdosed Overdosed]] [[CallingYourAttacks attack calls]].
* MissedMomentOfAwesome: 00 Qan[T] is even more lackluster here than in [[Film/Gundam00AWakeningOfTheTrailblazer the movie.]] While being statwise more powerful than the 00 Raiser, unlike its predecessor, he has only ONE Trans-Am attack instead of an entire Trans-Am mode, lacks the GN Bustersword and the Funnel-assisted Quantization, and yet executes the Quantum Burst without the help of Veda/Tieria but does not lose his parts like in the movie. Some would say that the 00 Qan[T] here COULD be considered the literal invocation of its FanNickname: "Nu Exia".
** And before you ask: No. No Full Saber variation, nor 00 Seven Swords. Sorry about that.

* MissedMomentOfAwesome: 00 Qan[T] is even more lackluster here than in [[Gundam00AWakeningOfTheTrailblazer the movie.]] While being statwise more powerful than the 00 Raiser, unlike its predecessor, he has only ONE Trans-Am attack instead of an entire Trans-Am mode, lacks the GN BusterSword and the Funnel-assisted Quantization, and yet executes the Quantum Burst without the help of Veda/Tieria but does not lose his parts like in the movie. Some would say that the 00 Qan[T] here COULD be considered the literal invocation of its FanNickname: "Nu Exia".

* MissedMomentOfAwesome: 00 Qan[T] is even more lackluster here than in [[AWakeningOfTheTrailblazer the movie.]] While being statwise more powerful than the 00 Raiser, unlike its predecessor, he has only ONE Trans-Am attack instead of an entire Trans-Am mode, lacks the GN BusterSword and the Funnel-assisted Quantization, and yet executes the Quantum Burst without the help of Veda/Tieria but does not lose his parts like in the movie. Some would say that the 00 Qan[T] here COULD be considered the literal invocation of its FanNickname: "Nu Exia".

* AndTheFandomRejoiced - Along with the announcement of SRWZ2 and GundamMusou 3, especially because of the success that ''Wars'' had, SD G Generation The World was part of the "Super Robot Boom" that made the Mecha fandom ''orgasm'' with hype.

** Many Crowning Gundam themes are here as well, but ''World'''s OST stands out for being the only SD Gundam game to not include ANY opening themes, breaking the pattern and instead giving us the best of the OSTs songs.

* MissedMomentOfAwesome: 00 Qan[T] is even more lackluster here than in [[Gundam00AwakeningOfTheTrailblazer the movie.]] While being statwise more powerful than the 00 Raiser, unlike its predecessor, he has only ONE Trans-Am attack instead of an entire Trans-Am mode, lacks the GN BusterSword and the Funnel-assisted Quantization, and yet executes the Quantum Burst without the help of Veda/Tieria but does not lose his parts like in the movie. Some would say that the 00 Qan[T] here COULD be considered the literal invocation of its FanNickname: "Nu Exia".