Super Robot Wars MX Roster
Anime
These are the anime that appear in Super Robot Wars MX for PlayStation 2, as well as its portable version, Super Robot Wars MX Portable for PSP.
TV, 1994,
49 eps
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G Gundam somehow has a lot of involvement in this game's story, despite the Devil Gundam already being defeated and the tournament already being over.
TV, 1972,
92 eps
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Mazinger Z gets some decent representation, though it's mostly from manga.
TV, 1974,
56 eps
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Ditto Great Mazinger, a surprising amount of manga content gets used here.
Movie, 1975,
1 ep
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The events of this movie get fully covered, in a bizarre twist.
Movie, 1975,
1 ep
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This movie too!
TV, 1975,
74 eps
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Grendizer gets a lot to do for once, even more than Z or Great. Very interesting.
Movie, 1976,
1 ep
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This movie gets included in the story, for once.
Movie, 1976,
1 ep
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And this movie too!
TV, 1978,
44 eps
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Daimos doesn't get much story in this game. Now that's a real shame!
TV, 1975,
50 eps
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Raideen does briefly get involved in the plot for once, though still not as much as I'd like.
TV, 1987,
48 eps
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Dragonar gets to be a headlining act, and you'll see most if not all of its story adapted.
TV, 1986,
47 eps
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Machine Robo too gets to headline this game. Lots of mecha to use...but only like two of them are any good.
OVA, 1988,
4 eps
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Another headliner, this game somehow manages to stretch out those four episodes into an entire game. It's better than the anime, actually.
TV, 1995,
26 eps
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Evangelion gets focus in this game not seen since Alpha 1, including weapons from art books that didn't appear in the anime. Also, positron rifles.
Movie, 1997,
1 ep
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You sure fight the enemy mecha from this movie. A lot. I hate them.
Movie, 1998,
1 ep
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Nadesico gets a paltry showing this time around! Better luck next time.
TV, 2000,
38 eps
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Dendoh gets to be a headlining act this time, but you'll wish it didn't. Those Data Weapons are never under your control, and they sure love to charge blindly into hordes of enemies.
TV, 2002,
26 eps
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RahXephon, a debut, is arguably the headlining show of this entire game. Everything is adapted, including...that episode. You know the one. The one that made you cry.
