This thing is basically the in-between of a Zoid and Transformer. You put the parts on a frame. You can even mix and match parts with the retools.

While not a show, the Xenoblade games really feel like an in depth look at a lot of Transformer themes. They are pretty much humanformer fics, even though all of them have some sort of transforming robot.

Closest thing to me would be some Digimon series if you want a story of humans getting wrapped up in another species mess. The latest one, Breatbreak, is pretty good so far.

Makes sense, but it's not even the gameplay, just something about the direction and voice acting too. I hope they keep the series going and keep some of whatever that is.

It's like a PS2 game, but in a good way. Like a remaster of a lost game. I'm sure if there was an easy way to compare, there would be some Ex-.Hack people on the staff.

Also G Gundam. It's a super robot Kung-Fu show.

Yeah. You could just click any one in the contents box except Gquxxxxx and start with the first one. Or just watch Gquxxxx and vibe with the art and music while having no clue what anything means.

I guess you can use this. Each timeline is it's own cannon outside of shared tropes, names and themes. The best comparison is something like Final Fantasy.

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Most Gundam shows. Turn A may be one the best shows in general. A few are up on the official Gundam YouTube.

Gun X Sword: Trigun and Kill Bill with robots.

Gunbuster/Diebuster: Pre-Evangelion Gainax going crazy with 70's/80's sci-fi tropes and nerd shit. The Sequel is basically FLCL 2.

You are welcome. He's actually a bit shorter. Maybe around half their height not counting the shoulders.