Interest Stacks

Main characters and mecha only.

Main characters and mecha only.

Only one character from this appears.

Main characters and mecha only.

Main characters and mecha only. Also, the villains come back. Fight them again.

Main characters and mecha only.

Main characters and mecha only. Also, the villain comes back to life. Oh man! Fight him!

Endless Waltz gets a tiny amount of story adaptation in like two stages. Otherwise, not a lot.

Reconguista in G debuts in this game, and most of its story is adapted, just in...weird ways. It all works, and you get tons of characters to use.

Wataru is a debut too, and its entire story is adapted, to the degree that it's arguably the central focus of the game. It's too bad so few characters and mecha from it actually appear, which is bizarre, because it's not like the show was lacking those...

Nadia is debuting too, but only the last three or four episodes of the show are adapted, probably because so little actually happens in the other thirty-five episodes.

Might Gaine is back for its second game in a row, and a lot of its story is featured.

Main characters and mecha only.

The events of this movie are the focus of the game's final few chapters, which is pretty cool, but it leaves me wanting more.

Main characters and mecha only. Oh, and a villain came back to life and you have to fight them again.

Main characters and mecha only. Oh, and some villains came back to life and you have to fight them again.

Buddy Complex's debut sees its story fully adapted! Pretty cool. It would've been nice if the side characters were playable, though.

See above!

Cross Ange is back for its second consecutive game, and its story is told in only slightly less detail than the previous game.