The mecha anime genre's stories of bombastic battles with giant robots are best told in these series, including Gundam and NGE.

Mecha anime's greatest villains prove that, sometimes, robots aren't always the deadliest creatures the heroes will face.

James is a writer for GameRant. He fell in love with video games as a child and has yet to recover. He is still obsessed with Ocarina Of Time and regularly lectures people on how Metal Gear Solid ...

Imagine being a soldier, trained for dangerous missions and battles, only to be sent undercover to a high school. That’s the life of Sousuke, a member of the secret military group Mithril, tasked with ...

The mecha genre has become a cornerstone of anime history. These shows go beyond just cool robots, they tell stories about people facing impossible odds, finding their place in the world, and ...

Originally released for Plasytation, 2D 70's-inspired mecha shooter Geppy-X was a Japan only release that spanned 4 CD's and ...

Robbie has been an avid gamer for well over 20 years. During that time, he's watched countless franchises rise and fall. He's a big RPG fan but dabbles in a little bit of everything. Writing about ...

There are plenty of anime genres that are credited by the fandom for bringing new life to the medium. In recent years, we’ve seen plenty of dark fantasy and science fiction series take on the weight ...

One of the more interesting entries to the 80s mecha anime pantheon is the oft-overlooked Panzer World Galient, but now it is remastered on Blu-ray and is genuinely excellent. At first glance, Galient ...