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* ColbertBump: Despite actually getting a fairly lavish English release, ''Expelled from Paradise'' flew ''hard'' under the radar of many people outside of Japan in 2014. Its announcement for ''Terra'' put it on the radar for a lot of fans.
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* {{Narm}}: While the translation of Super Robot Wars have been overall improving, during the English version trailer, it might be a bit jarring that they're going to render Van's "CHEEEESTOOOO!!" into "CHEEEEEST!!", which had a similar effect with how it was in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsOriginalGeneration The Moon Dwellers'': It's supposed to be an archaic Japanese BattleCry, not an exclamation about the chest area of a human. At this point, they may be just running out of option for that particular word.
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** To say that both the roster announcement and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans would be the understatement of 2018.
** The roster does need to be highlighted; while the English option for ''V'' helped it sell overseas for the first time in ages, and while ''X'' caught some excitement for the ''quality'' of its localization, ''Terra'' was the first "international era" ''SRW'' to really capture hearts and imaginations at its mere ''announcement'' thanks to the 1-2-3 combo of including ''Harlock'', ''Bebop'' and ''Rayearth'', all of which are deeply beloved and have very devoted fanbases outside of Japan, never mind ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' also returning and having ardent fans.
** To say that both the roster announcement and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans would be the understatement of 2018.
** The roster does need to be highlighted; while the English option for ''V'' helped it sell overseas for the first time in ages, and while ''X'' caught some excitement for the ''quality'' of its localization, ''Terra'' was the first "international era" ''SRW'' to really capture hearts and imaginations at its mere ''announcement'' thanks to the 1-2-3 combo of including ''Harlock'', ''Bebop'' and ''Rayearth'', all of which are deeply beloved and have very devoted fanbases outside of Japan, never mind ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' also returning and having ardent fans.
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* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together for the first time fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many have been looking forward to. Additionally, the debuts immediately won the hearts of many 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter a heavily requested series for ''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise took off.
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** One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together for the first time fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many have been looking forward to. Additionally, the debuts immediately won the hearts of many 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter a heavily requested series for ''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise tookoff.off.
** Also, while the "international project" had been going on for a few games prior to ''Terra'' (and could even said to have begun prior to ''V'', with the English option that was included in ''The Moon Dwellers''), ''Terra'' is the first game of this era [[note]]there's always been a lot of suspicion about the older ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsW'' being rostered with an eye for international release, but that never went anywhere[[/note]] where it really feels like some of the series choices are ''pointedly angled'' at the international audience. ''Cowboy Bebop'' is really specious as a mecha show, but for English-speaking anime fans overall (especially the "boom kids" of the early [=2000s=]), it's one of the most beloved shows of all time and is an obvious pick as a draw for newcomers. Similarly, while ''Rayearth'' is hardly unpopular in Japan (and has been on the long-shot request list for ages), in the Anglosphere and '''''especially''''' the Hispanosphere it is deeply, deeply beloved and a cornerstone of a truly colossal number of childhoods, and the choice feels aimed even more at those fans than it does at fans in Japan. ''Harlock'', similarly, was a cornerstone of the ''old'', pre-Internet anime fandom and feels aimed squarely at the anime "greybeards" as an attraction, as much outside of Japan as in it.
** One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together for the first time fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many have been looking forward to. Additionally, the debuts immediately won the hearts of many 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter a heavily requested series for ''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise took
** Also, while the "international project" had been going on for a few games prior to ''Terra'' (and could even said to have begun prior to ''V'', with the English option that was included in ''The Moon Dwellers''), ''Terra'' is the first game of this era [[note]]there's always been a lot of suspicion about the older ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsW'' being rostered with an eye for international release, but that never went anywhere[[/note]] where it really feels like some of the series choices are ''pointedly angled'' at the international audience. ''Cowboy Bebop'' is really specious as a mecha show, but for English-speaking anime fans overall (especially the "boom kids" of the early [=2000s=]), it's one of the most beloved shows of all time and is an obvious pick as a draw for newcomers. Similarly, while ''Rayearth'' is hardly unpopular in Japan (and has been on the long-shot request list for ages), in the Anglosphere and '''''especially''''' the Hispanosphere it is deeply, deeply beloved and a cornerstone of a truly colossal number of childhoods, and the choice feels aimed even more at those fans than it does at fans in Japan. ''Harlock'', similarly, was a cornerstone of the ''old'', pre-Internet anime fandom and feels aimed squarely at the anime "greybeards" as an attraction, as much outside of Japan as in it.
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** The roster does need to be highlighted; while the English option for ''V'' helped it sell overseas for the first time in ages, and while ''X'' caught some excitement for the ''quality'' of its localization, ''Terra'' was the first "international era" ''SRW'' to really capture hearts and imaginations thanks to the 1-2-3 combo of including ''Harlock'', ''Bebop'' and ''Rayearth'', all of which are deeply beloved and have very devoted fanbases outside of Japan, never mind ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' also returning and having ardent fans.
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** The roster does need to be highlighted; while the English option for ''V'' helped it sell overseas for the first time in ages, and while ''X'' caught some excitement for the ''quality'' of its localization, ''Terra'' was the first "international era" ''SRW'' to really capture hearts and imaginations at its mere ''announcement'' thanks to the 1-2-3 combo of including ''Harlock'', ''Bebop'' and ''Rayearth'', all of which are deeply beloved and have very devoted fanbases outside of Japan, never mind ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' also returning and having ardent fans.
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To say that both the roster announcement and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans would be the understatement of 2018.
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* SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced: To say that both the roster announcement and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans would be the understatement of 2018.
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* SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced: SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced:
To say that both the roster announcement and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans would be the understatement of2018.2018.
** The roster does need to be highlighted; while the English option for ''V'' helped it sell overseas for the first time in ages, and while ''X'' caught some excitement for the ''quality'' of its localization, ''Terra'' was the first "international era" ''SRW'' to really capture hearts and imaginations thanks to the 1-2-3 combo of including ''Harlock'', ''Bebop'' and ''Rayearth'', all of which are deeply beloved and have very devoted fanbases outside of Japan, never mind ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' also returning and having ardent fans.
To say that both the roster announcement and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans would be the understatement of
** The roster does need to be highlighted; while the English option for ''V'' helped it sell overseas for the first time in ages, and while ''X'' caught some excitement for the ''quality'' of its localization, ''Terra'' was the first "international era" ''SRW'' to really capture hearts and imaginations thanks to the 1-2-3 combo of including ''Harlock'', ''Bebop'' and ''Rayearth'', all of which are deeply beloved and have very devoted fanbases outside of Japan, never mind ''G Gundam'' and ''[=GaoGaiGar=]'' also returning and having ardent fans.
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* SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced: To say that, that both the roster announcement and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again, again was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans.fans would be the understatement of 2018.
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* AndTheFandomRejoiced: To say that, both the roster and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again, was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans.
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* AndTheFandomRejoiced: SugarWiki/AndTheFandomRejoiced: To say that, both the roster and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again, was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans.
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* AndTheFandomRejoiced: To say that, both the roster and news of the game's English release alongside the JP release, just like ''X'', in part ''because X'' had done well enough to justify doing so again, was pretty much news of the year for global ''SRW'' fans.
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* ColbertBump: Despite actually getting a fairly lavish English release, ''Expelled from Paradise'' flew ''hard'' under the radar of many people outside of Japan in 2014. Its announcement for ''Terra'' put it on the radar for a lot of fans.
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** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several reasons: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known for its defensive position on its properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, ''Rayearth'' is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent as Ouji Hirai with ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (given [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsXOmega both have already made]] [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX it into the franchise]]). Unlike many series included in ''Super Robot Wars'', ''Rayearth'' has no form of a command center or battleship to utilize (''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' had the latter in lieu of its MedievalEuropeanFantasy setting) and, like ''Cowboy Bebop'', focused more on land-based escapades, saving the HumongousMecha action primarily for its season one finale and second season. Despite these difficulties, it makes it into ''Super Robot Wars'' proper.
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** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several reasons: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known for its defensive position on its properties (unlike properties[[note]]unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, ''Rayearth'' is a 100% CLAMP production), production[[/note]] though not to the extent as Ouji Hirai with ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (given [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsXOmega both have already made]] [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX it into the franchise]]). Unlike many series included in ''Super Robot Wars'', ''Rayearth'' has no form of a command center or battleship to utilize (''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' had the latter in lieu of its MedievalEuropeanFantasy setting) and, like ''Cowboy Bebop'', focused more on land-based escapades, saving the HumongousMecha action primarily for its season one finale and second season. Despite these difficulties, it makes has now made it into ''Super Robot Wars'' proper.proper, after having topped fan request lists for ''decades''.
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* ReplacementScrappy: {{Inverted}} - ''Trider G7'' is generally seen as a substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and despite it being another unit reused from the ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Third Super Robot Wars Z]]'' duology that will certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset at the latter's inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once, given it has been in nearly every ''Super Robot Wars'' installment since its debut in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars3''.
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* ReplacementScrappy: {{Inverted}} - ''Trider ''Tryder G7'' is generally seen as a substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and despite it being another unit reused from the ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Third Super Robot Wars Z]]'' duology that will certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset at the latter's inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once, given it has been in nearly every ''Super Robot Wars'' installment since its debut in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars3''.
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* ReplacementScrappy: {{Inverted}} - ''Trider G7'' is seen as a substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3''. Despite it being another unit reused from the ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Third Super Robot Wars]]'' duology that will certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset at the latter's inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once, given it has been in nearly every ''Super Robot Wars'' installment since ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars3''.
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* ReplacementScrappy: {{Inverted}} - ''Trider G7'' is generally seen as a substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3''. Despite ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and despite it being another unit reused from the ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Third Super Robot Wars]]'' Wars Z]]'' duology that will certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset at the latter's inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once, given it has been in nearly every ''Super Robot Wars'' installment since its debut in ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars3''.
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Master Asia wasn't in NEO or OE.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: The last time ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsNEO was in an installment]] [[UsefulNotes/NintendoWii on a Nintendo console]], the only representatives were Domon Kasshu and Master Asia - the series was considered {{Filler}} for the game. Per its promotional footage, ''Super Robot Wars T'' brings back members of the Shuffle Alliance and Allenby Beardsley as part of the {{Crossover}}.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: The last time ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsNEO was in an installment]] [[UsefulNotes/NintendoWii on a Nintendo console]], the only representatives were Domon Kasshu and Master Asia the Devil Gundam - the series was considered {{Filler}} for the game. Per its promotional footage, ''Super Robot Wars T'' brings back members of the Shuffle Alliance and Allenby Beardsley as part of the {{Crossover}}.
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* OlderThanYouThink: This may be ''Anime/CowboyBebop'''s SRW debut, but Banpresto has actually included it in a crossover with fellow Sunrise anime series in ''Sunrise Eiyuutan'', so this wouldn't be its first time inside a Banpresto crossover.
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* OlderThanYouThink: This may be ''Anime/CowboyBebop'''s SRW debut, the ''Super Robot Wars'' debut of ''Anime/CowboyBebop'', but it's not the first time Banpresto has actually included it in for a crossover {{Crossover}} with fellow Sunrise anime Creator/{{Sunrise}} {{Anime}} series in - that belongs to ''Sunrise Eiyuutan'', so this wouldn't be its first time inside a Banpresto crossover.Eiyuutan''.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Three newcomers came out of field when compared to the usual SRW fanfare:
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' is more known for its ground-based adventure despite taking place in space colonies, but Spike did pilot some combat planes, so apparently that seemed OK for Bandai Namco. Also see OlderThanYouThink.
** ''[[Anime/CaptainHarlock Arcadia of My Youth - Endless Orbit SSX]]'' had the similar case with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'', its most 'SRW'-ish feature is most notably just Captain Harlock's ship (where he's the captain of it).
** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several factors: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known to be rather defensive for their properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, Rayearth is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent of Ouji Hirai of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (but even then, eventually he let it off), and unlike many series included in the ''Super Robot Wars'' games, it doesn't have some sort of command center or battleship (considering that ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' has a battleship, even if it took place in a fantasy world) and focused majorly on land adventures, saving the HumongousMecha action mostly for the season 1 finale and the second season. Despite its difficulties above, it eventually made it to ''T''.
* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many have been looking forward to. Additionally, the debuts immediately won the hearts of many 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter a heavily requested series for ''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise took off.
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' is more known for its ground-based adventure despite taking place in space colonies, but Spike did pilot some combat planes, so apparently that seemed OK for Bandai Namco. Also see OlderThanYouThink.
** ''[[Anime/CaptainHarlock Arcadia of My Youth - Endless Orbit SSX]]'' had the similar case with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'', its most 'SRW'-ish feature is most notably just Captain Harlock's ship (where he's the captain of it).
** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several factors: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known to be rather defensive for their properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, Rayearth is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent of Ouji Hirai of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (but even then, eventually he let it off), and unlike many series included in the ''Super Robot Wars'' games, it doesn't have some sort of command center or battleship (considering that ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' has a battleship, even if it took place in a fantasy world) and focused majorly on land adventures, saving the HumongousMecha action mostly for the season 1 finale and the second season. Despite its difficulties above, it eventually made it to ''T''.
* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many have been looking forward to. Additionally, the debuts immediately won the hearts of many 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter a heavily requested series for ''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise took off.
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* UnexpectedCharacter: Three newcomers came With the exception of ''Anime/ExpelledFromParadise'', the rest of the debuts come out of field when compared to the usual SRW fanfare:
left field.
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' is more known for its ground-based adventure despitetaking place in space colonies, its ScienceFiction setting, but Spike Spiegel did pilot some combat planes, so apparently that seemed OK for Bandai Namco. Also planes in the show proper, hence the go-ahead by Creator/BandaiNamcoEntertainment (also see OlderThanYouThink.
**OlderThanYouThink). Similarly, the most standout feature from ''[[Anime/CaptainHarlock Arcadia of My Youth - Endless Orbit SSX]]'' had the similar case with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'', its most 'SRW'-ish feature is most notably just was Captain Harlock's ship (where he's the captain of it).
ship.
** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for severalfactors: reasons: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known to be rather for its defensive for their position on its properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, Rayearth ''Rayearth'' is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent of as Ouji Hirai of with ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (but even then, eventually he let (given [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsXOmega both have already made]] [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX it off), and unlike into the franchise]]). Unlike many series included in ''Super Robot Wars'', ''Rayearth'' has no form of a command center or battleship to utilize (''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' had the latter in lieu of its MedievalEuropeanFantasy setting) and, like ''Cowboy Bebop'', focused more on land-based escapades, saving the HumongousMecha action primarily for its season one finale and second season. Despite these difficulties, it makes it into ''Super Robot Wars'' games, it doesn't have some sort of command center or battleship (considering that ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' has a battleship, even if it took place in a fantasy world) and focused majorly on land adventures, saving the HumongousMecha action mostly for the season 1 finale and the second season. Despite its difficulties above, it eventually made it to ''T''.
proper.
* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together for the first time fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many have been looking forward to. Additionally, the debuts immediately won the hearts of many 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter a heavily requested series for ''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise took off.
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' is more known for its ground-based adventure despite
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** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several
* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together for the first time fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many have been looking forward to. Additionally, the debuts immediately won the hearts of many 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter a heavily requested series for ''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise took off.
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We're not sure if it's using the G Gundam plot, it could be a Post Script Season like what happened in MX. So unless new trailers at least reveal Master Asia, let's not say about the inclusion of G Gundam's plot yet
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** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several factors: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known to be rather defensive for their properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, Rayearth is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent of Ouji Hirai of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (but even then, eventually he let it off), and unlike many series included in the ''Super Robot Wars'' games, it doesn't have some sort of command center or battleship (considering that ''Anime/AuraBattleDunbine'' has a battleship, even if it took place in a fantasy world) and focused majorly on land adventures, saving the HumongousMecha action mostly for the season 1 finale and the second season. Despite its difficulties above, it eventually made it to ''T''.
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** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several factors: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known to be rather defensive for their properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, Rayearth is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent of Ouji Hirai of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (but even then, eventually he let it off), and unlike many series included in the ''Super Robot Wars'' games, it doesn't have some sort of command center or battleship (considering that ''Anime/AuraBattleDunbine'' ''Anime/AuraBattlerDunbine'' has a battleship, even if it took place in a fantasy world) and focused majorly on land adventures, saving the HumongousMecha action mostly for the season 1 finale and the second season. Despite its difficulties above, it eventually made it to ''T''.
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* OlderThanYouThink: This may be ''Anime/CowboyBebop'''s SRW debut, but Banpresto has actually included it in a crossover with fellow Sunrise anime series in ''Sunrise Eiyuutan'', so this wouldn't be its first time inside a Banpresto crossover.
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** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' is more known for its ground-based adventure despite taking place in space colonies, but Spike did pilot some combat planes, so apparently that seemed OK for Bandai Namco. Also see OlderThanYouThink.
** ''[[Anime/CaptainHarlock Arcadia of My Youth - Endless Orbit SSX]]'' had the similar case with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'', its most 'SRW'-ish feature is most notably just Captain Harlock's ship (where he's the captain of it).
** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several factors: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known to be rather defensive for their properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, Rayearth is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent of Ouji Hirai of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (but even then, eventually he let it off), and unlike many series included in the ''Super Robot Wars'' games, it doesn't have some sort of command center or battleship (considering that ''Anime/AuraBattleDunbine'' has a battleship, even if it took place in a fantasy world) and focused majorly on land adventures, saving the HumongousMecha action mostly for the season 1 finale and the second season. Despite its difficulties above, it eventually made it to ''T''.
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' is more known for its ground-based adventure despite taking place in space colonies, but Spike did pilot some combat planes, so apparently that seemed OK for Bandai Namco. Also see OlderThanYouThink.
** ''[[Anime/CaptainHarlock Arcadia of My Youth - Endless Orbit SSX]]'' had the similar case with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'', its most 'SRW'-ish feature is most notably just Captain Harlock's ship (where he's the captain of it).
** ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'' for several factors: Creator/{{CLAMP}} has been known to be rather defensive for their properties (unlike ''Anime/CodeGeass'' which is co-developed with Sunrise, Rayearth is a 100% CLAMP production), though not to the extent of Ouji Hirai of ''VideoGame/SakuraWars'' and ''Anime/MashinHeroWataruSeries'' (but even then, eventually he let it off), and unlike many series included in the ''Super Robot Wars'' games, it doesn't have some sort of command center or battleship (considering that ''Anime/AuraBattleDunbine'' has a battleship, even if it took place in a fantasy world) and focused majorly on land adventures, saving the HumongousMecha action mostly for the season 1 finale and the second season. Despite its difficulties above, it eventually made it to ''T''.
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* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many are looking forward to. Additionally, the new entries immediately won the hearts of many 90's anime fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter actually has been requested to be in SRW for a very long time.
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* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many are have been looking forward to. Additionally, the new entries debuts immediately won the hearts of many 90's anime 1990s {{Anime}} fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter actually has been a heavily requested to be in SRW series for a very long time.''Super Robot Wars'' since the franchise took off.
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* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many are looking forward to.
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* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many are looking forward to. Additionally, the new entries immediately won the hearts of many 90's anime fans with ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' and ''Manga/MagicKnightRayearth'', the latter actually has been requested to be in SRW for a very long time.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: In the last appearance of ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsNEO in a Nintendo console]], the only representative was just Domon and the show was just considered an 'extra'. When the show is re-featured here, the second footage of G Gundam features Allenby Beardsley and Nobel Gundam, Sai Saici and his Dragon Gundam, which means that the Shuffle Alliance will be back and the plot of the show will be featured once again.
* ReplacementScrappy: Inverted. Trider G7 is clearly included to substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and even though it's yet another unit reused from ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Z3]]'' that will almost certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset at ''Daitarn 3'''s inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once.
* ReplacementScrappy: Inverted. Trider G7 is clearly included to substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and even though it's yet another unit reused from ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Z3]]'' that will almost certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset at ''Daitarn 3'''s inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: In the The last appearance of time ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsNEO was in an installment]] [[UsefulNotes/NintendoWii on a Nintendo console]], the only representative was just representatives were Domon Kasshu and Master Asia - the show series was just considered an 'extra'. When {{Filler}} for the show is re-featured here, game. Per its promotional footage, ''Super Robot Wars T'' brings back members of the second footage of G Gundam features Shuffle Alliance, Allenby Beardsley and Nobel Gundam, Sai Saici and his Dragon Gundam, which means that the Shuffle Alliance will be back and the show's plot as part of the show will be featured once again.
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* ReplacementScrappy:Inverted. Trider G7 {{Inverted}} - ''Trider G7'' is clearly included to seen as a substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and even though it's yet ''Anime/Daitarn3''. Despite it being another unit reused from the ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Z3]]'' Third Super Robot Wars]]'' duology that will almost certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset at ''Daitarn 3'''s the latter's inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once.once, given it has been in nearly every ''Super Robot Wars'' installment since ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWars3''.
* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many are looking forward to.
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* WinTheCrowd: One of the criticisms aimed at ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsV'' and ''VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsX'' was how the RealRobot to SuperRobot series ratio on their respective rosters were in favor of the former, with ''V'' having a 2:1 ratio. ''T'' not only rounds out the roster with more SuperRobot entries, it brings together fan favorite HumongousMecha series ''Anime/{{Gunbuster}}'', ''[[Anime/{{GaoGaiGar}} The King of Braves GaoGaiGar]]'' and ''G Gundam'' into an installment, something many are looking forward to.
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** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' in a ''Super Robot Wars'' game! Enough said.
** 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 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''.
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' in a ''Super Robot Wars'' game! Enough said.
** 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 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''.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: In the last appearance of ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsNEO in a Nintendo console]], the only representative was just Domon and the show was just considered an 'extra'. When the show is re-featured here, the second footage of G Gundam features Sai Saici and his Dragon Gundam, which means that the Shuffle Alliance will be back and the plot of the show will be featured once again.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: In the last appearance of ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsNEO in a Nintendo console]], the only representative was just Domon and the show was just considered an 'extra'. When the show is re-featured here, the second footage of G Gundam features Allenby Beardsley and Nobel Gundam, Sai Saici and his Dragon Gundam, which means that the Shuffle Alliance will be back and the plot of the show will be featured once again.
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** A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.
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** 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''.
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** As well as the debut of ''Anime/CaptainHarlock'', one of the most esteemed SpaceOpera shows in Japan.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Inverted. Trider G7 is clearly included to substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and even though it's yet another unit reused from ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Z3]]'' that will almost certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset as ''Daitarn 3'''s inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once.
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* ReplacementScrappy: Inverted. Trider G7 is clearly included to substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and even though it's yet another unit reused from ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Z3]]'' that will almost certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset as at ''Daitarn 3'''s inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once.
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** A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.
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** A more minor one, but fans usually hailed ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' and ''Anime/GaoGaiGar'' to be some of the most HotBlooded anime to embrace SRW and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.title''.
* ReplacementScrappy: Inverted. Trider G7 is clearly included to substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and even though it's yet another unit reused from ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Z3]]'' that will almost certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset as ''Daitarn 3'''s inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once.
* ReplacementScrappy: Inverted. Trider G7 is clearly included to substitute for ''Anime/Daitarn3'', and even though it's yet another unit reused from ''[[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsZ Z3]]'' that will almost certainly not receive plot significance, it's hard to imagine many fans being upset as ''Daitarn 3'''s inexplicable GrandfatherClause being ignored for once.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: In the last appearance of ''Anime/MobileFighterGGundam'' [[VideoGame/SuperRobotWarsNEO in a Nintendo console]], the only representative was just Domon and the show was just considered an 'extra'. When the show is re-featured here, the second footage of G Gundam features Sai Saici and his Dragon Gundam, which means that the Shuffle Alliance will be back and the plot of the show will be featured once again.
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** As well as the debut of ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'', one of the most esteemed SpaceOpera shows in Japan.
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** As well as the debut of ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'', ''Anime/CaptainHarlock'', one of the most esteemed SpaceOpera shows in Japan.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 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 and yet they have never been under the same SRW... ''until this very title''.
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** Also ''Anime/MagicKnightRayearth'' for being the first MagicalGirl series to ever debut.
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** Also ''Anime/MagicKnightRayearth'' for being the first MagicalGirl series to ever debut.debut.
** As well as the debut of ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'', one of the most esteemed SpaceOpera shows in Japan.
** As well as the debut of ''Manga/CaptainHarlock'', one of the most esteemed SpaceOpera shows in Japan.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome:
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' in a ''Super Robot Wars'' game! Enough said.
** Also ''Anime/MagicKnightRayearth'' for being the first MagicalGirl series to ever debut.
** ''Anime/CowboyBebop'' in a ''Super Robot Wars'' game! Enough said.
** Also ''Anime/MagicKnightRayearth'' for being the first MagicalGirl series to ever debut.
