From piloted mecha to sentient technology, there are lots of iconic robots in anime over the years. In fact, one of these is seen as the anime character that started it all for the medium.

kicking and screaming into the hijinks of a super robot anime, and it's all the better for it. While other characters are dealing with the horrors of war, he's happily singing his own theme song.

Anime is a treasure trove of unique powers and bizarre abilities. After all, from a mundane superpower like flying to a strange ability like temporarily growing limbs on any object, anime has them ...

The Gundam franchise has captivated anime fans across generations with its iconic giant robots tearing across battlefields and space while emotionally complex characters struggle with wartime ...

which often focus on minutiae and details about the robots, that a mecha anime ultimately needs to tell a good story, and have good, solid character development. While there are plenty of great ...

There’s an argument that Evangelion isn’t really a mecha series, as the machines the characters pilot are ... s expectations of what a giant robot series could be. Amuro Ray was the only ...

This premise of pathos is actually a key part of super robot anime and Bang Bravern is doing something interesting by having these two approaches exist in the same show. In that, following the ...