Super Robot Wars... Tuesday?

Low on energy, creativity, and time (DARNED COMPUTER), so here's some random stuff.



In case you're wondering, the robot is one Dis Astranagant, one of the most powerful robots from the Super Robot Wars games (click the Super Robot Wars Sunday tag if you're curious). Why is it so powerful?

Because it's powered by the souls of the dead.

To be fair, the Ideon, which was a robot from an anime that appeared in the games, was powered by the force of unborn souls (or something-it's kinda hazy like so many anime), so it's got precedent. But whatever.

-Signing off.

Super Robot Wars Sunday: Daitarn 3, Massively Brutal Super Robot

A while ago, I did a little profile on Daitarn 3, massively brutal super robot. It's interesting to note that in this particular video, only his really weak attacks (the first half of the video or so) fail to inflict damage equal to nearly twice the total hit points of his targets (and one of them was some kind of miniboss).



Also, that dude who smacks Daitarn out of the way to block the hit is hilarious. Look at that hat!

Super Robot Wars Sunday: The Boat Sank...

...Get over it.

This barely qualifies for this type of thing, but it amuses me, so I'll put it up.

Super Robot Wars Sunday: Zengar Zonbolt

Some music video tributing Zengar Zonbolt, whose robot wields a really big sword.



So does his villainous mirror universe counterpart's robot, which he sometimes pilots.

Super Robot Wars Sunday: Demo

Not much to say about this one-it's just a random demo.

Super Robot Wars Sunday: Keisar Ephes vs. the world!

Well, not quite literally. But his attack is named End of the Galaxy, as near as I can tell.

Super Robot Wars Sunday: That's a BIG Hammer

So that's how I seem to have felt on the subject of blogging for the past couple of days. Like an $80 toy, gathering dust, for sale for a quarter. In effect, not pleasant. Dunno why.

So it's already Sunday again, and time for a SRW video. This time we have another giant boss, Keisar Ephes. There are a lot of YouTube videos featuring Ephes, comparitively speaking. This one features him taking a beating (as do most of them):



Ouch. As I've said, GaoGaiGar is scary. Using a hammer approximately the size of the Moon only adds a bit to that.

Super Robot Wars Sunday: Final Boss vs. Boss Borot

The Super Robot Wars/Taisen games are games that, by United States laws, would never get made because of the massive amount of rights information. Fortunately, Japanese creators never let the legal system get in the way of a cool concept: Teaming up any and every super robot and mecha from Japan ever devised (from anime).

Super Robot Wars J featured one of the most massive final bosses of all time (not really) and Boss Borot. It's inevitable they would meet:



I love that boss's attack.