AniWorthSuper Robot Wars OG: The Inspector
Introduction
With many of its central personnel lost in the war, the Earth Federation Government is forced to rebuild, and Brian Midcrid, president of the Unified Colonies, takes the position of its president. During an emergency session of the Federation Diet, he publicly acknowledges the existence of extraterrestrials, and reveals the events of the L5 campaign to the masses in what will later come to be called the "Tokyo Declaration." He goes on to state that these aliens pose a serious threat to humanity.
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Kireas
Those who aren't intrested in reading walls of text, just read the summaried one below. But at least read the paragraph before it first so you can get a rough idea.
The Super Robot Wars: Original Generation anime series(Divine Wars and The Inspectors) is pretty much for those who have played the game with a similar name, be it on the GBA or PS2. Now before you misunderstand, I'm not saying that those who have not played the game cannot watch this anime, but rather, if you haven't played the game and you watch the anime, you will be left confused throughout the series due to numerous plot holes, lack of character development and some inside jokes that only those who have played the game will get it.
For those who has seen Divine Wars and not played any of the games and doesn't mind the de…
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Well the Inspectors is based off part two of the "Original Generations" saga sub-line of the "Super Robot Wars" franchise. In case you're wondering, Super robot Wars is a video game franchise known for being a crossover of many mecha series. In these games, some original characters are made and inserted. Over time these original character grew so numerous, they made a crossover game purely consisting of original characters. This is the "OG" saga line of games. If you came here expecting to see Gundam Vs Evangelion, you won't get it (though what you do get isn't far off).
Basically, this show is kinda all over the place and is hardly comparable to a regular anime (mostly because of its lack of a specific overarching plot and the fact that there are like a hundred characters. Literally.), s…
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