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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)

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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	comment	A series of hybrid Action/Fighting Games based upon the wildly popular Gundam anime franchise. Each game in the series follows the same basic format: The player chooses a Mobile Suit and a pilot, then engages in a series of third-person battles with the opposing forces. Both sides have a resource meter, representing their ability to wage war; to win, one must destroy enough enemy machines to deplete the enemy's resources, with the machines' value being determined by their overall power.The series has gone through twelve iterations so far: Mobile Suit Gundam: Federation vs Zeon (2000): The first game in the series, centering on Mobile Suit Gundam. It laid down the groundwork for the entire series, as well as being an overall fun and enjoyable game. Several months later, Capcom updated the game into Federation vs Zeon DX, adding in the Ground Combat Gundam and Ground Combat GM from Mobile Suit Gundam: The 08th MS Team to bolster the Federation's roster. The DX version was used to make the home version, which added a Campaign Mode wherein the player became a Federation or Zeon pilot and fought through the One Year War from the early skirmishes up until the final battle at A Baoa Qu. Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam: AEUG vs Titans (2003): This first sequel shifted the story to the popular Zeta Gundam timeframe and introduced some new mechanics, such as Transforming Mecha. Like its predecessor, it later had a DX version which added in several Mobile Suits left out of the original release, added in the Awakenings system (Assault, Revive and Mobility) and was used to make the home version. Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs Zeta Gundam (2004): A sequel to the sequel, Gundam vs Zeta Gundam could be considered the "complete" version of AEUG vs Titans. It features every Mobile Suit from the previous games, as well as bonuses from Gundam ZZ: Judau and the ZZ Gundam, the Purus and their Qubeley Mk-IIs, and the ZZ version of Haman Karn. A home-exclusive release, the Campaign Mode from the previous two games was replaced with Universal Century Mode, where the player could explore the entire cast's role in the One Year War and Gryps Conflict, changing history by altering significant events and moving towards the best (for that faction, at least) ending. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED: Alliance vs ZAFT (2005): Jumping to the Alternate Universe of Cosmic Era, this sequel focuses on Gundam SEED and greatly overhauls the game engine. The action is sped up thanks to several changes, including addition of Boost Dashing, melee combos made more plentiful and easier to execute, and the ability to activate Awakenings when your meter is only half-full. Later upgrades added in several Mobile Suits from Gundam SEED Destiny, including the five Second Stage Gundams and several custom ZAKUs from the first part of the show. The PlayStation 2 port earned some flack for lacking any extra modes, a problem which was rectified somewhat in the PlayStation Portable release. Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny: Alliance vs ZAFT II (2006): Focusing on Gundam SEED Destiny, this game's primary change from its predecessor is a greatly expanded cast list (with some re-balancing for the machines that appeared in that game) and the expansion of the Awakenings system similar to AEUG vs Titans DX (Speed for Mobility, Power for Assault, and Rush Mode from Alliance vs ZAFT. All with character specific effects...). Later upgrades added in the Strike Noir and Stargazer Gundam from the ONA Mobile Suit Gundam SEED CE.73: Stargazer, while the home version (dubbed Alliance vs ZAFT II Plus) adds in several slight variations to existing machines, such as Yzak Joule's GOUF Ignited and Andy Waltfeld's Gaia Gundam. Plus also features P.L.U.S. Mode, where the player takes on the role of Shinn Asuka and performs missions for the rest of the cast, earning new machines and making friends as he does. Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs Gundam (2008): A Crisis Crossover game, featuring characters from every series from Mobile Suit Gundam up through Gundam SEED Destiny (with Setsuna F. Seiei and Gundam Exia appearing later as a bonus). The game's plot is...simple: the Devil Gundam arises in 2032 and takes over arcade machines from the Gundam vs Series that encompass the entire franchise, forcing the heroes to unite and fight off the monster. Gameplay is a mix of the SEED and Universal Century games, with a streamlining of the resource system, removal of the Awakening system (replaced by G-Crossover attacks), and Mobile Assists (Striker-like assists performed by allied Mobile Suits). The PlayStation Portable version added in four new machines, the Guncannon, Kampfer, Gundam GP01, and Destiny Gundam. Mobile Suit Gundam: Gundam vs Gundam NEXT (2009): An overall improved version of Gundam vs Gundam, boasting more new Mobile Suits, new stages, new music, re-balanced characters, and the NEXT Dash ability, allowing every character to dash-cancel their attacks for even faster action. After spending most of 2009 in arcades, a PSP port (NEXT Plus) was released in September, gaining Wing Zero Custom, Altron Custom, the 00-Raiser and Reborns Gundam, the Zeong, The O, Providence Gundam, and the Kshatriya, along with a Mission Mode. Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. (2010): Released in arcades in late 2010 and in December 2011 for PlayStation 3. The game resembles Gundam vs Gundam, but was rebuilt from the ground up with a few changes: Mobile Assists are only given to some characters, while every MS has a character-specific Super Mode dubbed an Extreme Burst, with several having Finishing Moves on top of that. It also uses a card system similar to Street Fighter IV that lets the player customize play options like the interface design and Mission Control. It is also the first game in the series to include mecha and characters from non-animated Gundam works, including Crossbone Gundam, Gundam IGLOO, and Gundam SEED Astray. The home version was released December 2011 for PlayStation 3 and gained several new units, including Blue Frame Second L and Gundam Dynames, not to mention Downloadable Content, which introduced Blue Destiny 1 among others. Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. Full Boost (2012): Announced shortly before the home release of the original Extreme Vs., it was released in arcades of Japan in early 2012 and for PlayStation 3 in January 2014 with EX-S Gundam added in as a code-activated PS3-exclusive unit.. The game adds a Combo Breaker feature, gives two choices of Super Mode, and gives everybody a Super Move. PS3 version includes Online Cooperative play mode, for anyone who wants to tackle the Arcade mode with another player across the globe. Several new characters have been introduced, with stories like Mobile Suit Gundam SEED CE.73: Stargazer and Hathaway's Flash joining the series. Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost (2014): Announced along with the home version of its precursor, Maxi Boost is a further refinement of Full Boost. Though the game reverts to a single Super Mode, a new ability called EX-Overdrive has been added, which can enhance the player's machine either in melee or ranged combat and can be combined with EX Burst to turn the tables of a battle. Naturally more characters are being added to the roster, most notably the debut of Mobile Suit Gundam AGE (with the Asuno family in the AGE-1, -2, and -3). It also sees the debut of an upgraded version of Leos' custom Extreme Gundam called Leos Type II Vs. Maxi Boost is also the first of the EXVS games to not have a port for PlayStation. Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. Force (2015/2016): A PS Vita-exclusive release, ExVs Force uses the Extreme Vs. engine redesigned to be a single-player experience. The game adds some tactical elements, with the player being able to command NPC units in real time. ExVs Force is also noteworthy for being the series debuts of the the debuts of the G-Self and Gundam Barbatos. It's also the only entry in the game to have a story mode in the form of Extreme Force, which acts as a prequel to the events of the EXA manga and Extreme VS. series, with the faceless protagonist's/player's identity later turning out to be EX-. The game was given an English release for Asian countries and later brought to America, making it the first game in the series to hit US shores in over a decade. Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost ON (2016): A sequel of Maxi Boost wherein the whole online arcade network of Japan is united into one (hence the "ON" meaning Online Network). The EX Overdrive feature has been reworked, being integrated to the Super Mode. Now, players can choose from three revamped Super Modes a-la Alliance Vs. ZAFT: Melee-oriented Fighting Burst, Ranged-oriented Shooting Burst, and the new Extend Burst which improves your defense and allows you to reuse your remaining EX Gauge whenever you get shot down at Super Mode. Again, new characters are added, most notably AGE-FX, Mack-Knife, Barbatos (4th Form), the much awaited return of the Akatsuki Gundam, and a new playable Extreme Gundam piloted by Sthesia Awar herself. The game was released worldwide for PS4 on July 30th, 2020, and backported three suits from EVS2 as exclusives in the form of the Zaku Amazing, Montero and Barbatos Lupus Rex. Gundam VERSUS (2017): Originally billed as the next evolution of the series, VERSUS (2017) is a standalone game rather than being built upon the foundation of the Extreme Vs. sub-series. Additionally, it was geared specifically for the home market, with no arcade release. The game was made for the PlayStation 4 and features greatly improved graphics and destructible buildings, thanks to the help of some of the minds behind the Fox Engine. Awakenings have been revamped yet again, this time named "Blaze Gear" and "Lightning Gear", which grant extra benefits to the user's partner when activated. The games roster includes some returning favorites as well as some machines that never made it into the series thus far, like Ramba Ral's Gouf and Gundam Kyrios. Notable for the proper debut of Gundam Build Fighters with the Build Strike Gundam Full Package and its pilot Reiji as DLC. Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. 2 (2018): While built upon the game engine of VERSUS (2017), Extreme Vs. 2 is explicitly billed as a sequel to Maxi Boost ON and as such the game's mechanics are closer to the Extreme Vs. series â€” Boost Dive is gone, Assist Characters are back in force, and the original EX Bursts return with two new additions for a total of five. The game adds new characters like Try Burning Gundam, Barbatos Lupus Rex, Gundam Kimaris Vidar, Montero, Gundam AGE-1 Full Glansa, Maxter Gundam, Amazing Zaku, Lightning Gundam, X Maoh, Daryl's Thunderbolt Acguy, and even a Real-Grade version of Knight Gundam (One that is based on the METAL ROBOT SPIRITS figure based on the Dynasty Warriors: Gundam version). Mobile Suit Gundam: Extreme Vs. 2 XBoost (2021): Pronounced "Cross-Boost" and originally announced and made to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Extreme Vs. sub-series, XBoost changes up the gameplay from before, most notably revamping the Burst system. Mobility Burst now only provides a pure movement boost, both Extended Burst and Linkage Burst have now been combined into the new Covering Burst, which can be used either defensively or to increase the partner's EX Gauge, and the new Raging Burst gives its user hyper armor and reduces stagger from attacks. Fighting Burst and Shooting Burst however stay the same. It also introduces a new gameplay mechanic in EX Burst Cross, which when activated by both a player and their teamate at the same time allows the team to gain additional buffs based off of both members Bursts. New characters added into the game include Unicorn Gundam 03 Phenex, Star Build Strike Gundam, Gundam Flauros (Ryusei-Go), Dijeh, Garazzo (Hilling Care Custom), and Over.on from Mobile Suit Gundam Walpurgis.The series was originally developed by Capcom and produced by Banpresto, but Namco Bandai stepped in as producer for Next Plus and finally took over completely as of Extreme Vs. Fed vs. Zeon ran on Sega's NAOMI board (the arcade equivalent of the Dreamcast), the next few games used Namco's System 246/256 (PlayStation 2-equivalent, used in Tekken 5), and Extreme Vs. jumped ahead to System 357 (PlayStation 3-equivalent, used in Tekken 6).
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_10b6b5f7	comment	Cherry Tapping: Pretty much any tertiary weapon (i.e., Gundam's Vulcan cannons) is like this, though there are some exceptions.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_14dfb81	type	Power Creep, Power Seep
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_14dfb81	comment	Power Creep, Power Seep: Inherent thanks to the game's power tiers. The original RX-78-2 Gundam is in the 2000 rank, alongside the Gundam F91 (which is about fifty years more advanced than it) and the Akatsuki (which, among other things, has Attack Drones and reflects beams. There's also the fact that characters will shift between tiers over the course of the games as they get tweaked and rebalanced. The Kshatriya was in the 3000 tier when it debuted in Gundam vs. Gundam Next Plus, got downgraded to 2500 in Extreme Vs, then fell even further to 2000 in Full Boost. Inversely, the Virsago Chest Break started in Extreme Vs as a 2000, was upgraded to 2500 in Full Boost, then jumped up to 3000 in Extreme Vs 2.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_17330d6c	comment	Terrible Trio: The Dom's assist in Gundam vs Gundam is the Jet Stream Attack. In Full Boost Hambrabi can call in the two other Hambrabis and assist him in attacks. Also, the now-2000-cost Kapool features the tag team of Corin Nander and Sochie, with Miashei as assist. There are several moves that feature the three Kapools doing a Combination Attack.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_17afe894	type	Spectacular Spinning
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_17afe894	comment	Spectacular Spinning: The Gundam has a jumping spin slash, the Guncannon has various roundhouse kicks, and the Gelgoog can spin its beam naginata to deflect attacks; Double Zeta has a spinning piledriver; God Gundam's God Slash Typhoon; Wing Zero has its famous Rolling Buster Rifle attack, while Epyon has a spinning sword slice; The O has its own spinning slash; As well as Leos' custom Extreme Gundam with a spinning slash at its basic phase. Maxi Boost's new MA boss Extreme Gundam Dystopia phase loves to spin around as it spams attacks.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_19769f50	type	Defeat Means Friendship
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_19769f50	comment	Defeat Means Friendship: Averted in P.L.U.S. Mode, where beating up on a character will make them think less of you; if you want to befriend them, you have to do missions with them and avoid attacking them.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_19a781f	type	Relationship Values
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_19a781f	comment	Relationship Values: In P.L.U.S. Mode of Alliance vs ZAFT II Plus, each character's attitude towards Shinn determines how the AI handles them; if they like you, they'll defect to fight alongside you, but if you've pissed them off they'll jump ship and try to kill you. Get a character's friendship to max, and you can opt to play as them rather than Shinn.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_19f8dabe	type	Victory Pose
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_19f8dabe	comment	Victory Pose: Used extensively, along with Defeat Poses. Later games have the winner have different poses depending on what attack they finished the opponent with. Most victory poses are taken from either their source material or their gunpla box art.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_1be7d298	type	Easy-Mode Mockery
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_1be7d298	comment	Easy-Mode Mockery: The Easy route in Arcade mode of Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam only lets the player play 6 stages instead of 10. After finishing the 6th stage, a screen pops up that says "GAME OVER: Thanks for playing! Try another route!"
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_1fffccf7	type	No Plot? No Problem!
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_1fffccf7	comment	No Plot? No Problem!: The series zigzags with this trope. Some games, like Gundam vs. Zeta have a campaign that establishes some reason for the gameplay. Others, like Gundam Versus offer absolutely nothing in the form of a campaign, plot, characters, or context.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_20e6a6e7	type	It Only Works Once
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_20e6a6e7	comment	It Only Works Once: A number of MS possess abilities which can only be used once per spawn. For example, the ∀ Gundam and Crossbone X-3's nuclear warheads or the Blue Frame 2nd L's high-power beam rifle. Maxi Boost adds a few more, making Wing Zero (TV)'s ZERO System more powerful in exchange for this defect, as well as letting Blue Destiny 1 and the Efreet Kai use the EXAM System outside of EX Burst.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_225b682	type	Throw-Away Guns
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_225b682	comment	Some weapons are "breakable" in the sense that, when they run out of ammunition, the MS discards them and swaps over to another. The Gouf Custom does this, jettisoning the Gatling shield in favor of the much weaker 3-barrel machine gun, while the Turn X (in Next Plus) starts with its beam rifle, swaps out for its bazooka, and then fires beams from its right hand. In Versus, Garret Schmitzer's Zaku I from Zeonic Front has this as its modus operandi. It starts off with the MMP-80 machine gun and the Dom's raketen bazooka, but once they run out of ammunition it ditches them for the Zaku I's standard 105mm machine gun and bazooka, which have lower damage and ammo. It also has a special attack where it performs a shield charge then attacks with a Gouf's heat saber; the shield has its own health bar and once broken, the attack changes to a simple shoulder tackle without the auto-guard properties. When Gundam Harute runs out of GN Missiles in its transformed mode, the next attack for that command means Harute will purge its GN Missile container to detonate it with a huge explosion, swapping the missiles with GN Cannons from its wings that fire diagonally.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2557e3a9	type	Palette Swap
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2557e3a9	comment	Palette Swap: Subverted; the various custom-colored machines (such as Char's Zaku II and Heine's GOUF Ignited) all play differently from their baseline counterparts and each other. Full Boost introduced a twist on this with Pilot Swaps, where existing units were given new pilots and slightly tweaked movesets (as well as usually being lower cost). A few cases also play this trope straight, such as Gato's Gelgoog, which is just Char's Gelgoog with the moveset reworked to remove the Elmeth. When Extreme Vs 2 came along, Bandai Namco streamlined the roster by taking all these characters out. Gundam Versus does this a bit more reasonably, giving certain Mobile Suits new pilots that the player could choose at their leisure, making it closer to And Your Reward Is Clothes than this trope.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2593d18f	type	Anime Theme Song
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2593d18f	comment	Anime Theme Song: While the earlier games used background music from their respective series, Alliance vs ZAFT began the trend of throwing in theme songs, which continued into Gundam vs Gundam, where every show is represented by its theme (except for Zeta Gundam, due to the same licensing issues that plagued the US release). Starting with Gundam vs. Gundam NEXT, each game has had its own theme song. NEXT's a remix of "Ai Senshi" by GACKT, Extreme Vs. had Linkin Park's "The Catalyst" from their A Thousand Suns album, and Full Boost has " FIGHT IT OUT feat. K(Pay money To my Pain)" by both Akihiro Namba and Takeshi Ueda. Maxi Boost has "Rave Up Tonight" by Fear, and Loathing in Las Vegas. Maxi Boost On has "NO FUTURE" by SiM (Silence iz Mine). And Extreme Vs. 2 has "Revolution" by Coldrain.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2671fb4a	type	Super Move Portrait Attack
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2671fb4a	comment	Super Move Portrait Attack: A character portrait flashes up when you activate your Awakening in the older games; in Gundam vs Gundam NEXT, one flashes up if you land the attack that ends the battle. In Extreme Vs, you get one if you activate your Extreme Burst when the gauge is full. In Extreme Vs Full Boost, it's upgraded: you get one even if you activate your EX Burst half-full, albeit cropped to the character's face and surrounding parts only.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: Quite a bit of the inter-universe dialog in Gundam vs Gundam NEXT. For example, Quattro comments on the similarities between Kamille and Shinn, Amuro grouses about Char imitators, and most characters dismiss Celestial Being's modus operandi as nonsense (though Kira, Usso, and Loran agree with them). If Mu La Flaga (Akatsuki) is partnered with Quattro Bajeena (Hyaku-Shiki), he'll say "Yours is golden too, huh? Well then, let's show them our Golden Combination!" When you partner Char (piloting Sazabi) and Zechs (piloting Epyon), they give a lot of back-and-forth monologues in which they give off their anti-Earth rhetoric; one of Char's post-battle quotes further lampshades the fact that Zechs' attitude is an act by having him ask if Zechs is really serious about his ideals. Then you have inter-universe commentary in regards to mobile suits. Some examples include Shinn mistaking Char's Red Zaku for Luna, Domon wondering if Akatsuki and Hyaku Shiki are in Hyper Mode and Ribbons noting that the classic Gundam looks like 0 Gundam but without a Solar Furnace. Then there's Leos Alloy of Full Boost and Maxi Boost, who calls out the titles of several individuals or a class of people (i.e. Newtypes, Coordinators, Innovators, "Shinigami" for Duo, "Big Brother" for Gym Ghinghamnote For his musing about Turn-X is the big brother of Turn-A Gundam, etc.) Starting from ''Gundam vs Gundam", whenever the stages don't lump in units from one series, it puts together units with related characteristics (such as CharClones, Female pilots, Main antagonists, Funnel-using MS's, etc.)
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2b50986a	type	Arrange Mode
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2b50986a	comment	Arrange Mode: The Extra Mode in Federation vs Zeon is an unlockable variant of Campaign Mode that immediatly gives you fully upgraded mobile suits for the side you select and all mobile suits of the opposing side, at the cost of increasing repair time and upping the difficulty.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2bcd6fc8	type	Character Select Forcing
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2bcd6fc8	comment	Character Select Forcing: Some of the mission mode stages will force you to use a certain machine. This is especially apparent in Next Plus' Plus Mode, which features routes that loosely re-create the events of the different Gundam anime.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2dc5cce0	type	Whip Sword
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2dc5cce0	comment	Whip Sword: Crossbone Gundam X1 Kai has an interesting twist in Extreme Versus: it throws its beam zanber into the enemy machine, grabs the hilt with its scissor anchor, and then spins rapidly, lashing his opponent repeatedly.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2f253c94	type	Glass Cannon
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2f253c94	comment	Glass Cannon: Arios in Extreme Vs. is a combination of this and Fragile Speedster; it only has 300 HP (tied with the GunEZ and Hildolfr), but it's one of the fastest 1000-tiers in the game and can bring some nice firepower to bear thanks to its missiles, rolling fire attack, and permanent invincible GN Archer assist.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2f755152	type	Invisible Wall
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_2f755152	comment	Invisible Wall: Alliance vs. Z.A.F.T. replaced the older games' mission boundaries with these. Unlike the normal version of this trope, this is actually a good thing, since the boundaries were frustratingnote going outside would get you auto-piloted back, leaving you completely open to attack, annoying note "You've left the mission area, please return!", and slowed down the game.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3114c1e5	type	Ramming Always Works
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3114c1e5	comment	Ramming Always Works: In NEXT the Zeta Gundam can perform its famous "Waverider Crash" on command; when in Biosensor Rage Mode the attack becomes even more powerful. The ground-type Gundam in Federation vs. Zeon DX has a flying shoulder slam as a melee move. Bonus points in that it doesn't require switching weapons to pull off.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_33ca811a	type	Game-Breaking Bug
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_33ca811a	comment	Game-Breaking Bug: In Extreme Vs, a bug can give the 00 Gundam permanent Trans-Am (which includes defensive teleportation in the form of Quantumization, making it nigh-on impossible to hit). In Maxi Boost, the Hyperion Gundam also has a mode that gives it invulnerability for a short amount of time, as well as there being a bug to make it permanent.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_348c1707	type	Sword Beam
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_348c1707	comment	Sword Beam: God Gundam in Gundam vs Gundam and Deathscythe Hell EW in Extreme Vs have this as their primary ranged attack. The Montero in Extreme Vs 2 can launch slash waves from its beam wire.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_36249acd	type	Lethal Joke Character
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_36249acd	comment	Lethal Joke Character: Fan-favorite Acguy in Gundam vs Gundam NEXT. Patrick Colasour's GN-X III in Full Boost. It it has exceptional mobility for a 1000-cost unit, a temporary Super Mode, and careful management of its two weapons (the GN Lance Machinegun and GN Beam Rifle) means you'll never run out of ammo. However, its Burst Attack involves grabbing the opponent and blowing them up, dealing massive damage while reducing the GN-X to 1 HP. Shades of Dan Hibiki...
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_392ccbc9	type	Close-Range Combatant
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_392ccbc9	comment	Close-Range Combatant: Certain Mobile Suits and Gundams, like the G Gundam and the IBO cast, specialize in fighting in close range combat. While they do have some long range moves, most of their moves in their moveset consist of dealing damage to the enemy opponents up close.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_39b8d3d6	type	Boring, but Practical
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_39b8d3d6	comment	Boring, but Practical: Many low and mid-tier Mobile Suits are like this. Most of them don't really have flashy moves or potential one-hit kill attacks that the higher tier ones do, but they do usually have a well rounded moveset for both long and short range, meaning skilled players can make up for their shortcomings. Since they also have low costs, they can continue fighting again and again.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3a88a563	type	Vocal Dissonance
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3a88a563	comment	Vocal Dissonance: In North America, Mobile Suit Gundam and Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam were dubbed by two different groups because of a voice actors strike. The US version of Gundam vs Zeta Gundam uses both groups, creating an odd dissonance between the One Year War and Gryps Conflict versions of characters. This is especially noticeable in the Project Zeta What If? route, where the events of the original series take place in the Zeta era, meaning you'll have Amuro talking with Matthew Erickson's voice when he suddenly shouts something about Char in Brad Swaile's. This creates another odd moment in the Project Zeta story where Mirai refers to the Argama as White Base, because of recycled vocal samples (in the Japanese version, the dialog was redone by the original actors and thus this isn't an issue). In Gundam Versus, all of Judau Ashta's voice clips have an odd, tinny quality to them; this is presumably a side-effect of recycling audio from other games, as Kazuki Yao has had to scale back his performances in the last few years since a lifetime of playing Screaming Warriors like Judau, Franky, and Shinobu Fujiwara has started taking its toll on his voice. Extreme Vs 2 has another instance of this with the Jagd Arche Gundam; as with Judeau, Ali al-Saachez's voice clips have poor audio quality to them, apparently from using recycled clips since Keiji Fujiwara was taking a medical hiatus from voice acting at the time.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3babae20	type	Degraded Boss
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3babae20	comment	Degraded Boss: In Extreme Vs., the Divinidad Boss Fight comes in two forms: one is a standard boss battle against a single powerful machine, while the other involves fighting several weaker Divinidads before the real Dogatie shows up, mimicking the Final Battle of Crossbone Gundam.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3c26863b	type	Assist Character
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_3c26863b	comment	In Extreme Vs. Full Boost, the aforementioned Gundam Epyon makes a comeback since its last appearance from Next Plus. Its moves are all still set to pure melee, and its Assist Character is removed, emphasizing more on heavy melee combos, as shown here. An Epyon player would have to go Leeroy Jenkins on 2v2 PVP matches, eating much damage before dealing that much to the enemy, due to this.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_41d0e801	type	Endless Game
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_41d0e801	comment	Endless Game: Survival mode in Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam where the player completes stages until their resource gauge depletes.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_41d74667	type	Lag Cancel
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_41d74667	comment	Lag Cancel: In Gundam vs. Gundam Next Plus, Kira Yamato's SEED Mode was represented by an ability that let him dash-cancel his attacks, which was quite powerful. Bandai Namco recognized this and made the move universal in Extreme Vs, dividing it in two: Step Cancels (using sidesteps) that work with melee attacks and Boost Cancels (using Boost Dash) that work with ranged attacks.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_471fdb9e	type	Defeat Equals Explosion
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_471fdb9e	comment	Defeat Equals Explosion: Happens to every MS and MA upon losing all of their armor.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4e3d253b	type	Downer Ending
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4e3d253b	comment	Downer Ending: Gundam vs Zeta Gundam has a route that results in the events of Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack happening early, and boy is it depressing. It starts when both Lalah and Sayla are killed during the One Year War; jump ahead to the Zeta era, where Char and Haman lead the Axis Zeons against the Federation; Haman and Kamille are killed at Luna 2note An assumption, since both get special dialog if shot down on this stage and don't show up in later stages whether or not they lived. Despite Amuro piloting the Zeta, he is defeated by Char and Axis successfully falls on Earth, causing the nuclear winter. Char, however, mysteriously disappears... At Maxi Boost, whenever you play as Leos in his Extreme II Valiant surface and at the end of any arcade route he seemingly defeats his girl Sthesia Awar in her Extreme Dystopia Phase. Characters with win quotes against their allies or friends may revolve around this such as Bernie and Chris from 0080 hoping the other is still safe or Destiny Shinn's quotes against Stella involves him crying over pulling the trigger himself.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4f0b6445	type	Announcer Chatter
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4f0b6445	comment	Announcer Chatter: Happens during gameplay in Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam (except in Universal Century mode), especially if the player doesn't choose a pilot.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: The first few Vs games play much slower compared to later installments. Extreme Vs introduced the Burst Attacks that would become a standard of the franchise...but in that game, they weren't universal. Since the idea was originally to recreate iconic Gundam moments like the "Last Shooting", units that lacked such moments simply didn't get Burst Attacks.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4ffde1e0	type	Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_4ffde1e0	comment	Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: In the Universal Century games and the first Gundam vs Gundam, some MS carry shields which absorb hits if they just so happen to be in the path of the attack, but will "break" if it takes too much damage (and you lose any weapons it carries). However, later versions of Gundam VS games will utilize unbreakable shields. See Blocking Stops All Damage trope above. Extreme Vs. series' Crossbone X-1 Kai, X-2, and X-1 Full Cloth utilize a form of second shield, the ABC (Anti-Beam Cloak) Mantle, which absorbs any incoming beam damage and is depleted when it absorbs damage equal to its health. The first EXVS and Full Boost versions of X-1 Kai's ABC mantle is a once-per-life use. It has been changed in Maxi Boost, finally being able to be replenished, given a long cooldown. X-2's can be taken off or worn, and is replaceable when it's depleted. X-1 Full Cloth's however, doesn't regenerate after being depleted.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_508d91a2	type	Pre-Mortem One-Liner
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_508d91a2	comment	Pre-Mortem One-Liner: In Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam, characters can dish one of these out if they get the winning kill.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_50d71a78	type	Dual Wielding
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_50d71a78	comment	The Gundam and ZZ can benefit from this, as losing their shields gives them access to Dual Wielding saber attacks.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_519f108a	type	Throwing Your Sword Always Works
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_519f108a	comment	Throwing Your Sword Always Works: A very common move, not just among units that actually did moves like this in their home series; most of the time such attacks will cause stun on hit, making them an effective way to lead into melee combos. A few of the noteworthy variations include the the RX-78 Gundam (beam javelin) and Char's Gelgoog (beam naginata), which can charge their weapons and slow the enemy down if charged to Level 2 or 3; Altron Gundam (twin beam trident) and Char's Gelgoog (again) which throw their weapons in a wide boomerang-like arc; and the Jesta, which follows up its saber throw with a couple of rounds from its beam carbine.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_51beab21	type	Good Old Fisticuffs
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_51beab21	comment	Good Old Fisticuffs: Certain Mobile Suits and Gundams like Doan's Zaku II, Amuro's Nu Gundam/Hi-Nu Gundam, Bellri's G-Self, and Yuu Kajima's Blue Destiny Unit 1 incorporate some melee moves into their movesets that use punches and kicks, just like in their source material.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_5288f02	type	All Your Powers Combined
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_5288f02	comment	All Your Powers Combined: The essential basic ability of nearly every Extreme Gundam in the EXVS series. The original Extreme takes cues from Gundam DX with its Carnage Phase, Qubeley with the Ignis Phase and Turn A/Turn X with the Mystic Phase. Leos' Extreme develops new "Phases" with battles against various Gundams, turning into "Phases" that use abilities derived from those machines and enhances their design. This accumulates into the Xenon Phase (God/Yamato Gundam), Eclipse Phase (Wing Gundam Zero) and Agios Phase (Strike Freedom Gundam). Because these packs also use hardpoints, all of them can be equipped together to form the EXA Phase, though it's usually reserved for bombing runs. With Maxi Boost, Leos gets a new Extreme Gundam that essentially turns the EXA Phase into a machine of its own, managing to neatly combine all of the features and weapons of the original into one frame. This essentially grants it, along with martial arts attacks, swords that can function as funnels and even combine with the dedicated attack drones into its beam rifle for various firing modes. In place of the original Extreme Gundam comes the Extreme Gundam R, which use revised versions of the original Phases, all of them piloted by "Dark Sthesias". In Maxi Boost ON, the original Sthesia herself gets a new Extreme Gundam in the form of Excelia that uses attacks based on the Extreme Gundam R's armors through the Link Rephaser. Going even further, EX- returns in a much younger form with the Extreme Gundam MK. II AXE, an enhanced black Extreme Gundam that leaves hard-light afterimages of various Gundams to attack in its stead.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_5764e0ba	type	Meta Mecha
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_5764e0ba	comment	Meta Mecha: Extreme Gundam has four power suit-like "Phases": Carnage Phase, Tachyon Phase, Ignis Phase, and Mystic Phase. In the sequel of Extreme Vs, Full Boost, Leos' custom Extreme Gundam sports this trope also at its three power suit-like "Phases": Zenon Phase, Eclipse Phase, and Aios Phase.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_589e54d3	type	Charged Attack
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_589e54d3	comment	Charged Attack: The sole charge attack in Gundam Vs. Zeta Gundam belongs to Barzam, which can charge its beam rifle to fire a more powerful shot. Alliance vs ZAFT introduced the Hold variety of this; the Charge Meter appears in the ammo indicator for the weapon to which it's linked. Extreme Vs and Extreme Vs Full Boost makes some modifications to charged shots in some units, such as X-1 Full Cloth, Banshee, Wing Zero TV Version, Crossbone X-3 and Gerbera Tetra. Filling up the Charge Meter for the appropriate slot activates a timer-based function for them: Peacock Smasher for X-1 FC and Muramasa Blaster safety release for X-1 FC and X-3, Destroy Mode for Banshee, ZERO System for Wing Zero TV Version, and Sturm Booster for Gerbera Tetra.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_58d24389	type	Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_58d24389	comment	Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: Starting with Extreme Vs., the God Gundam has this as one of its moves. Later iteratons also include the Shining Gundam, and the Master Gundam.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_5979acea	type	Fragile Speedster
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_5979acea	comment	Fragile Speedster: Waltfeld's Gaia Gundam moves faster than Stella's and has better melee combos, but has below average HP compared to other units in its tier. The Hambrabi also has thin armor. Most floor cost units will also fit into this category alongside other squishy expensive units like Strike Freedom and Wing Zero.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_60a7a630	type	Charge Meter
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_60a7a630	comment	Extreme Vs and Extreme Vs Full Boost makes some modifications to charged shots in some units, such as X-1 Full Cloth, Banshee, Wing Zero TV Version, Crossbone X-3 and Gerbera Tetra. Filling up the Charge Meter for the appropriate slot activates a timer-based function for them: Peacock Smasher for X-1 FC and Muramasa Blaster safety release for X-1 FC and X-3, Destroy Mode for Banshee, ZERO System for Wing Zero TV Version, and Sturm Booster for Gerbera Tetra.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_62566e01	type	Extremity Extremist
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_62566e01	comment	Extremity Extremist: The Gouf, as well as the God and Master Gundams, have extremely few ranged moves, focusing almost entirely on melee combat; Gundam Epyon has absolutely none, fighting only with a heat whip and beam sword. This gets changed up a little in Extreme Vs, where God and Master have more standard ranged attacks, but are still melee focused. This also applies to the Susanoo, which lacks a standard projectile, instead having a move which powers up its melee attacks (though it does still have the beam chakram and Tri-Punisher). In Extreme Vs. Full Boost, the aforementioned Gundam Epyon makes a comeback since its last appearance from Next Plus. Its moves are all still set to pure melee, and its Assist Character is removed, emphasizing more on heavy melee combos, as shown here. An Epyon player would have to go Leeroy Jenkins on 2v2 PVP matches, eating much damage before dealing that much to the enemy, due to this.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_64f0c18c	type	Critical Existence Failure
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_64f0c18c	comment	Critical Existence Failure: How little armor an MS or MA has left has no impact on how they perform. Subverted with the Revive Awakening, which causes them to lose a body part (usually an arm or their head) and the weapon associated with that part.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_696408ca	type	Bottomless Fuel Tanks
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_696408ca	comment	Bottomless Fuel Tanks: Downplayed. Players can only boost until their gauge depletes, after which they have to wait for it to fill back up before they can use it again.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_6ac6a56a	type	And Your Reward Is Clothes
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_6ac6a56a	comment	Gundam Versus does this a bit more reasonably, giving certain Mobile Suits new pilots that the player could choose at their leisure, making it closer to And Your Reward Is Clothes than this trope.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_6c4ed101	type	Breath Weapon
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_6c4ed101	comment	A couple of machines take this a step further, with a special "extra form" that it assumes upon being destroyed. The Zeong is reduced to just the head, which flies around and only has its Breath Weapon beam or the Hyaku Shiki continuing the fight with only one arm and leg left. In Extreme Vs., Gundam Exia turns into Exia Repair, which cuts it down to just its beam rifle and a stripped-down melee moveset.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_6ec4232f	type	Casting Gag
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_6ec4232f	comment	Casting Gag: Happens VERY often between and around characters that share voice actors. Examples include Yzak Joule (who shares his voice with Domon) being annoyed by the craziness of the Mobile Fighter G Gundam cast or Amuro and Char apparently macking on Yurin L'Ciel (whose actress also voiced Lalah in Origin).
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_70d8269d	type	Excuse Plot
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_70d8269d	comment	Excuse Plot: Gundam vs Gundam. Devil Gundam taking over arcade machines? Who cares, let's get to the fighting.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_72d43279	type	Blocking Stops All Damage
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_72d43279	comment	Blocking Stops All Damage: In Gundam Vs. Zeta Gundam, blocking attacks with a shield (if available) staggers the player for a second but otherwise plays this trope straight up until the shield breaks. In the SEED-based games, Next Plus and Extreme Vs, shields are used by tapping Back then Forward, never break, and can completely block anything that hits them from the front, no matter whether it's simple vulcan bullets or a BFG that completely washes over your machine and should, by all rights, obliterate it. In a recent update, Extreme Vs gave every single MS the ability to Shield Guard whether or not it actually has a shield (if it doesn't, it just blocks with its arms). The Extreme Vs. version of 00 Raiser takes this to greater heights by having a 360 degree guard GN Field. Meaning it blocks any attacks from any direction as long as it's guarding, though repeated attacks can drain it quicker. The GN Armor Type-D and Alvaaron have such shields as well, which can be worn down quicker with beam attacks.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_762b9223	type	Played for Laughs
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_762b9223	comment	Extreme Vs and its sequel Full Boost adds in more, like Zaku III-Kai's self destruct grapple and Zudah's kamikaze charge (albeit not so mucha deliberate mechanism as the Zudah overclocking and breaking apart violently.) Played for Laughs with the GN-X III's self-destruct maneuver: it's piloted by "The Immortal" Patrick Colasour, so it survives with a single hit point.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_77f6cc58	type	100% Completion
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_77f6cc58	comment	100% Completion: Taken to an absurd degree with the Gallery in Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam. Using points earned from playing any mode (except for Training), the player can buy: 158 mobile suit models. 25 mobile armor models. 23 battleship models. 23 miscellaneous models. 68 songs. 74 character portraits. 71 illustrations. 9 demos. 10 gameplay unlockables.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_7919a45b	type	Duel to the Death
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_7919a45b	comment	Duel to the Death: In Alliance vs ZAFT II Plus, one of the Enemy missions with Andrew Waltfeld is this; you're dropped into the map back-to-back with a single hit point, meaning first blood wins.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_79a60aec	type	For Want of a Nail
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_79a60aec	comment	For Want Of A Nail: The Project Zeta storyline in Gundam vs Zeta, where Garma Zabi doesn't die, which leads to Ramba Ral and the Black Tri-Stars surviving as well and eventually to Zeon conquering the Federation at Jaburo. In Spite of a Nail: The outcome of this storyline is the Federation rebelling against Zeon during the Zeta era, which is literally just the original Gundam series' events played out with more powerful MS.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_7ccd3698	type	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_7ccd3698	comment	Attack of the 50-Foot Whatever: Big Zam and the two Psyco Gundams tower over regular mobile suits.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8344209e	type	BFG
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8344209e	comment	In the SEED-based games, Next Plus and Extreme Vs, shields are used by tapping Back then Forward, never break, and can completely block anything that hits them from the front, no matter whether it's simple vulcan bullets or a BFG that completely washes over your machine and should, by all rights, obliterate it. In a recent update, Extreme Vs gave every single MS the ability to Shield Guard whether or not it actually has a shield (if it doesn't, it just blocks with its arms).
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_844b6779	type	Super Mode
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_844b6779	comment	Super Mode: In the Universal Century and Cosmic Era, there are Awakenings: Assault (increased damage and super armor), Mobility (increased speed and boost), and Revival (Back from the Dead). The SEED games rename the former two to Power and Speed, and replace Revival with Combo (infinite ammo and the ability to combo pretty much anything into anything else). In Gundam vs Gundam, several machines have unique Super Modes, including the Zeta Gundam (Biosensor Rage Mode), Gundam F91 (M.E.P.E. Mode), Shining, God, and Master Gundams (Meikyo Shisui), Turn A Gundam (Moonlight Butterfly Mode), Freedom and Strike Freedom (S.E.E.D. Mode), and Gundam Exia, 00-Raiser, and Reborns Gundam (Trans Am Mode). The O has the ability to use all three of the old-style Awakenings. Extreme Vs restores Awakenings, now called "Extreme Bursts" and character-specific; for example, the 00 Gundams get Trans Am, Freedom and Justice get S.E.E.D. Mode, Nu Gundam gets Psychoframe Resonance, etc. Full Boost splits Extreme Bursts into two separate varieties: A(ssault)-Burst, which makes you faster and more powerful, and B(last)-Burst, which buffs your defense and increases the range of your attacks. Maxi Boost goes back to just the original Extreme Burst, but adds in a second Super Mode called EX-Overdrive. Overdrive is separate and distinct from EX Bursts and is triggered by meeting certain conditions in battle. It comes in two flavors, the melee-centric F(ight)-Drive and the range-centric S(hoot)-Drive. Maxi Boost ON combines EX Overdrive to the Extreme Burst for less chaotic (graphics interface-wise) plays, and adds a new burst to go along with the two drives mentioned above in Maxi Boost for players to choose from: E(xtend) Burst. It allows you to awaken out of attacks even at a half-filled EX gauge, increases your armor, and allows you to reuse the EX Gauge you have remaining for your next respawn whenever you are in Burst mode and you get shot down. Gundam Versus revises the system again, this time as the melee-enhancing Blaze Gear and the gunnery-enhancing Lightning Gear; on top of this, both systems grant lesser bonuses to your allies (Blaze gives them a full reload, Lightning recharges their boost gauge). Extreme Vs. 2 goes back to the Extreme Burst system from its predecessors and adds in two new options: M(obility)-Burst makes your unit exceptionally fast and able to cancel pretty much any attack, while L(inkage)-Burst is built around teamwork, granting both you and your partner an ammo reload and Boost Gauge recharge, as well as giving your partner some meter for their own Burst.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: Early advertisements for Maxi Boost showed Reiji alongside the playable pilots, suggesting that Gundam Build Fighters would be joining the cast; over a year later, there hasn't been any further mention of it. The same held true for the 00 Gundam Seven Swords/G, which appeared in the game's opening FMV, but it finally joined the cast in May 2015. In early 2018, Build Strike Gundam was finally announced along with Reiji and Sei as the pilots. An even bigger example would be the Striker Custom from the manga Gundam Katana. Images of it were datamined from the original Extreme Vs. alongside several other units like the AGE-1 and G-Armor, but while all those units were eventually added to the series there hasn't been so much as a hint of the Striker Custom in the decade since.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8967e17f	type	Back from the Dead
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8967e17f	comment	Back from the Dead: AEUG Vs. Titans introduced the Revive Awakening, which lets you avoid death but costs one of your mobile suit's limbs (and everything connected to it, like weapons, shields, or abilities); it can be used multiple times, as long as you refill the meter beforehand. Gundam vs Gundam NEXT brought this ability back, but only gave it to certain machines which did this kind of thing in their home series. The Hyaku-Shiki loses its left arm, limiting its melee options and taking away the Mega Bazooka Launcher. The O can use this multiple times, first losing its head to no great effect, but losing its left arm and beam rifle the second. In the meantime, the Titan's Gundam Mk-II loses its left arm, which gets rid of its shield and its ability to reload, limiting it to what ammo it has left. A couple of machines take this a step further, with a special "extra form" that it assumes upon being destroyed. The Zeong is reduced to just the head, which flies around and only has its Breath Weapon beam or the Hyaku Shiki continuing the fight with only one arm and leg left. In Extreme Vs., Gundam Exia turns into Exia Repair, which cuts it down to just its beam rifle and a stripped-down melee moveset.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8aaa6f4f	type	Character Customization
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8aaa6f4f	comment	Character Customization: Downplayed. In the UC games, several mobile suits allow the player to choose between two or more primary weapons.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8ae7eb89	type	Real Song Theme Tune
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8ae7eb89	comment	Real Song Theme Tune: Linkin Park's The Catalyst in Extreme Vs..
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8b606a51	type	There Is No Kill Like Overkill
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8b606a51	comment	There Is No Kill Like Overkill: In Extreme Vs, Wing Zero EW's Finishing Move is a three full-power Twin Buster Rifle shots in rapid succession, while the Double X's is a G-Falcon empowered Twin Satellite Cannon along with two GX-Bits firing their Satellite Cannons. Then taken even further with the X-Divider, which has it firing a Satellite Cannon alongside four G-Bits also firing Satellite Cannons.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8b6de1eb	type	Airborne Aircraft Carrier
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8b6de1eb	comment	Airborne Aircraft Carrier: Appear in the UC games, especially in Federation Vs Zeon.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8b93a168	type	Macross Missile Massacre
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8b93a168	comment	Macross Missile Massacre: Well any unit who can fire several missiles in short intervals would count for this. The ones who top them though are ZZ Gundam, GP-03 Dendrobium "Stamen", Gundam Full Armor and Heavyarms Custom. And Xi Gundam comes in to join the three, well maybe up to eleven. Why? It fires additional two Funnel Missiles every time it fires its beam rifle; it deploys six funnel missiles for its sub weapon, which will be increased by four when Minovsky Craft is activated; it fires numerous funnel missiles as its second charge shot; it fires additional six funnel missiles every time it fires its double beam cannon. And even MORE at its EX Attack. In the MA Bosses' side, there's the Extreme Gundam Mystic Phase that tops all the other MA Bosses. It has Xi Gundam's funnel missiles and it fires them to you in storms. Extreme Vs Maxi Boost adds in the Full Armor Unicorn Gundam; and in a slight degree, the Banshee Norn. Subverted when the FA Unicorn is at it's "Awakened" formnote This is achieved when the FA Unicorn detaches its boosters, then after purging its armaments in its second form—ultimately the third form of FA Unicorn where it loses its missiles and grenades. Gundam Versus has the Gundam Kyrios, which has two different missile attacks: its arm-mounted GN hand missile unit (which has a Guns Akimbo variation that fires a Macross-worthy salvo) as well as a quick transform move that launches missiles from its tail unit.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8dbec56b	type	Cast Speciation
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8dbec56b	comment	Cast Speciation: Maxi Boost began introducing alternate versions of existing characters, like an RX-78 Gundam that combines with the G-Parts, an armorless ZZ Gundamnote Originally the ZZ was always in Full Armor mode and cast its armor off after certain moves, the Perfect Strike Gundam, or the Avalanche Exia. The originals are still there, but Namco tried to make both machines distinct; for example, the original Strike Gundam form-changes between the Aile, Sword, and Launcher packs at willnote And it has the IWSP pack while the Perfect Strike uses weapons from all three at the same time. The first set of DLC from Full Boost consists almost entirely of slightly tweaked versions of existing MS, with new pilots, reduced costs, and one or two new moves. For example, there's a version of the Infinite Justice piloted by Lacus Clyne which relies heavily on the Strike Freedom as an Assist Character, or a version of the Gundam Mk-II piloted by Elle Vianno which loses the Super Gundam transformation in favor of assists from Beecha's Hyaku-Shiki and Iino's Zeta Zaku. Later DLC for the game was far more varied. Gundam Versus introduces Ramba Ral's original Gouf, which contrasts with Norris Packard's Gouf Custom that's been in the series since the beginning. The Gouf Custom's main quirks are its Gatling gun (which is powerful but has limited ammunition that, when expended, leaves it with a weak vulcan gun), the ability to Building Swing with its wire-type heat rod, and a move where it blocks incoming attacks with a broken section of highway. Ral's Gouf has its heat rod as its main gimmick; while it functions the same as other whip-type weapons (like Crossbone X-1 Kai's screw whip or Epyon's heat rod), it builds "charge" on every successful hit, which increases its damage; besides this, the Gouf supplements its finger vulcans with a Dom's giant bazooka and a rushing kick that has armor properties.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8df52b87	type	Dualvertisement
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8df52b87	comment	Dualvertisement: Between Extreme Vs. and Gundam EXA, the manga celebrating Gundam Ace Magazine's 10th anniversary. The Final Boss of both games is EXA's villainous EX- and his Extreme Gundam, while Full Boost makes protagonist Leos Arroi playable with his own custom version of Extreme, and his partner Sthesia Awar joins as a navigator. Maxi Boost continues this with the sequel manga Gundam EXA Vs, with Leos now finding the missing Sthesia only to find out that she was being "controlled" by Ex Treme, and now Leos has to fight "her" in "her" Extreme Gundam Dystopia Phase. This again continues in Maxi Boost ON wherein the final stage puts you in a continuation of your battle there, albeit with the Extreme Dystopia Phase being destroyed, Sthesia liberated from it, and out comes the Extreme Gundam AXE Phase to fight you.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8e4fc189	type	Sphere of Destruction
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8e4fc189	comment	Sphere of Destruction: Alliance vs ZAFT II included the Windam Missile Type, whose entire draw was being able to fire nuclear missiles. Several weapons in Gundam vs Gundam have similar effects, including the Zaku Kai's hand grenade traps, Gundam Physalis's atomic bazooka, Zanneck's mega beam cannon, Gundam Spiegel's explosive kunai, Wing Zero's twin buster rifle, and Gundam Double X's twin satellite cannon, and Turn A's hand-thrown nuke. Extreme Vs brings most of these back while adding in a couple more, like Crossbone X-1 Kai's and X-3's atomic shells, ZZ's Hyper Mega Bazooka Launcher, and AGE-3's Blustia Cannon.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8f1ec2c5	type	Joke Character
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_8f1ec2c5	comment	Joke Character: Ball in Gundam Vs Zeta Gundam, which is slow, has awful melee capabilities, a main weapon with tons of start lag and end lag, and no sub weapon. Meer Campbell's ZAKU Warrior in Alliance vs ZAFT II, which prances around, dances, and flings grenades. Can be a Lethal Joke Character in the right hands. The Extreme Vs: Full Boost DLC packs included a number of these, such as Haman Karn's Acguy, Doan's Zaku II, and the infamous Zeta Zaku (the Zeta Gundam with a Zaku II head).
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_912b24c4	comment	Art Shift: As in most Gundam games, the character portraits do their best to mimic the art style of their home seriesnote with some exceptions — the biggest being the CG animated MS IGLOO, with the characters being redrawn in an anime-style interpretation of their 3D models. This can create a severe disconnect between characters with more detailed character designs like those from IGLOO and Hathaway's Flash and those with simpler designs like those from AGE or Plamo Kyo-Shiro. Maxi Boost has an odd one-man version: It features three different incarnations of the Astray Red Frame, and the artists decided to represent Lowe Guele in a different art style in each version. The vanilla Red Frame's Lowe uses his standard SD Gundam G Generation design, based off the art style of Astray's primary mangaka, Koichi Tokita. Red Frame Kai's Lowe is based off of the five-minute promo short, which mimics Hisashi Hirai's character designs for Gundam SEED. Red Dragon's Lowe is based off of Yasunori Toda's highly stylized artwork from the Astray R manga (which has drawn endless comparisons to JoJo's Bizarre Adventure). ExVs 2 does this again, changing Kamille Bidan's portrait to resemble the new artwork from the Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam: A New Translation Compilation Movies and the Char's Counterattack incarnation of Amuro Ray uses the art style of Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn rather than CCA. On the other hand, Lowe (mentioned above) loses this, meaning all three versions of Red Frame are piloted by the original Koichi Tokita-designed Lowe.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_93ed8515	type	Set Right What Once Went Wrong
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_93ed8515	comment	Set Right What Once Went Wrong: The sure-fire method of getting the happiest ending in Gundam vs Zeta Gundam Universal Century Mode is to avert as much tragedy and death as possible.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_95087b32	type	LostEpisode
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_95087b32	comment	Fed vs Zeon has a rather hidden nod to the famous Lost Episode "Doan's Island" (besides the eponymous island being one of the stages). In the Federation Mission Mode, after Garma dies, a stage opens up in the Pacific that sends you to Doan's Island and pits you against a single Zaku II that only uses melee attacks. The stage is very easy to miss, since it's only available immediately after Garma's death; if you do any other mission first, you can't do it on that run.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9a1d239e	comment	Been There, Shaped History: Federation vs. Zeon Deluxe's method of handling events from the original anime is to basically throw the player right into the middle of it. From the Federation side alone, this results in situations such as the player rescuing Sayla when she takes the Gundam for a joyride, assisting Kai and Miharu in the battle over the Atlantic Ocean, assisting Amuro in destroying the Big Zam, and even killing Kycilia Zabi before Char has the chance to. You even end up catching the eye of your side's supreme commander very early on, but other than that nobody seems to really notice you until the point the game decides you're on their level, unless you spent the level defending them.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9b54d536	type	Evil Counterpart
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9b54d536	comment	Then Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost gives us Sthesia Awar Nono, another form of the original Sthesia (the operator we all came to know since Full Boost), who pilots the Extreme Ignis Rephaser; and also spouts rather naughty lines. Also, her EX Awakening portrait rather shows that she ''enjoys'' the battle a little too much.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9b9397bb	type	Difficult, but Awesome
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9b9397bb	comment	Difficult, but Awesome: Given the variety of playstyle several units has to offer, there's bound to be a select few units that tend to have a kit that makes them challenging but rewarding to master: Gundam Epyon, especially in Extreme Vs.. If it gets to melee range, it'll shred you like an overclocked blender. However, that's a big "if" — as per canon, Epyon has no ranged weapons whatsoever, and unlike in Next Plus it doesn't have the benefit of a Virgo II Assist Character to screen it against enemy fire. That means to get close to your enemies, you either have to be brave enough to weather the enemy attacks (and since they know exactly what you're doing, they will do their damnest to keep you away), or good enough to know the proper way to approach unscathed. It's thankfully very in comparison to most other units, a very fast whip-attack (which was buffed to be able to erase projectiles starting at MBON) and swift and deadly melee attacks, players who would rather charge forward to let off their inner beasts would find Epyon to be really reliable as long as they could avoid getting pelted by projectiles often. Melee-focused units in general are this. Approaching to get to melee range would be difficult enough, but when you pick units like Epyon or God Gundam that you opponent knows are geared for close combat, they're automatically going to do their best to play keepaway and gun you down from a distance. The difficulty varies depending on the units' particular ways of defending themselves or getting to melee range fasternote For example, God Gundam has the God Shadow that protects against ranged attacks and the God Field Dash for brief bursts of speed. Units that forego melee attacks entirely for more ranged attacks(eg:Cherudium Gundam and Zabanya) tend to be this for several players, especially in a game where melee attacks is just as effective as gunning down enemies are. However, if used really well, they are essentially a huge thorn on the enemies' side, especially when the ranged unit's teammate is effectively preventing the opponents from getting near the melee-less units. Certain units have a "counterattack" melee ability (often simply done by pulling the direction backwards and pressing the melee button), most of which are incapable of blocking (eg:Quantum Burst!00 QAN[T]'s counterattack stance does not let it block ranged attacks, while 00 QAN[T] Full Saber allows it to block certain projectiles). Successfully pulling off a melee-counterattack requires perfect timing of initiating the stance moments before the enemy lands a close-quarter hit (so as to avoid giving them time to side-step away from the direction of the stance to safely initiate a combo), which is a good deal for those prioritising survival. Among all six of Setsuna F Seiei's playable units, Avalanche Exia is considered by most of the playerbase to be the most challenging of the bunch to be utilised, given its moveset being made for the sake of charging towards an enemy or barely discouraging them from making any attempts to flee. A well-seasoned player could easily turn Avalanche Exia into a 2500-cost Epyon but with a few ranged kits, a sword-thrust attack that is guaranteed to hit and break the opponent's combo attempt and a shield-dash that lets it charge towards an enemy while blocking most projectiles heading in front of it. Another one out of the six units piloted by Setsuna that is complicated to utilise is the 00 Gundam 7 Swords, whose kit and playstyle requires an unorthodox way of approaching and assaulting enemy players (Not exactly helped by the fact that it is a 3000 cost unit, meaning there's little room for error). A top player likened playing as 7 Swords as playing as a unit meant for a different game.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9dab0a6e	type	Continuity Nod
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9dab0a6e	comment	Continuity Nod: Fed vs Zeon has a rather hidden nod to the famous Lost Episode "Doan's Island" (besides the eponymous island being one of the stages). In the Federation Mission Mode, after Garma dies, a stage opens up in the Pacific that sends you to Doan's Island and pits you against a single Zaku II that only uses melee attacks. The stage is very easy to miss, since it's only available immediately after Garma's death; if you do any other mission first, you can't do it on that run. Nearly every one of the original Gundam's animations is a reference to something it did in the anime, no matter how obscure; even one of the animations for firing the beam rifle at an opponent that's behind you is based on a recurring shot from space battles where Amuro would fire it one-handed from underneath the other arm. Gundam Vs Gundam and Next Plus include both the Gundam GP01 and the Full Burnern variant from Mobile Suit Gundam 0083: Stardust Memory. Much like how Kou acquired it in the OVA, you can't select the Fb variant from the start, but instead respawn with it if you're shot down while using the original. The Extreme Vs games take this to an interesting extent, as all the units in the game explode in series-accurate ways when shot down (Cosmic Era MS have pink explosions, GN Drive-powered MS release their stored GN particles when defeated, etc). Selecting Reborns Gundam in Arcade Mode in the Extreme VS games will lead to Ribbons saying "Reborns Cannon. Ribbons Almark" instead of "Reborns Gundam". This references the Gundam's debut in its Cannon mode when Setsuna first discovers it, in which it only revealed itself as a Gundam midway during the climax battle between Setsuna and Ribbons.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9e2f6378	type	SNK Boss
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_9e2f6378	comment	SNK Boss: The Devil Gundam in Gundam vs Gundam; Strike Freedom in NEXT Plus. The Extreme Gundam. Sweet buttery Jesus, the Extreme Gundam. Especially in Tachyon Phase, where it seems to be even more aggressive. Tachyon Phase is to be seemingly challenged by the fourth phase, the Mystic Phase, where it's as aggressive as Tachyon... and then there's its MOONLIGHT BUTTERFLY weapon at its wings. All of the Extreme Gundam R's Rephrasers are this considering they are variations of the four phases of the original Extreme Gundam. Following the Maxi Boost ON update introduced Dystophia Phase's core unit Extreme Gundam Mk. II AXE who is this up to eleven. Imagine the Lightning Bruiser and Beam Spam style of Boss-version Strike Freedom from NEXT along with Tachyon Phase and then gets really dangerous on low health with his major usage of MOONLIGHT BUTTERFLY Psycho Crusher style!
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a0b2a1a8	type	Amazing Technicolor Battlefield
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a0b2a1a8	comment	Amazing Technicolor Battlefield: The boss fight with the Strike Freedom in Next Plus takes place on a platform in multicolored space with the Devil Gundam's burnt-out husk in the background (presumably it's the Devil Gundam's stage after its defeat). The Turn A stage (the one with the White Doll statue) has a glowing Moonlight Butterfly-style sky. Extreme Universe is a variation since it's mostly metallic, but the floor is made of gigantic hexagonal pillars that Extreme Gundam can raise, drop, and destroy with its attacks.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a43a691b	type	Finishing Move
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a43a691b	comment	Finishing Move: Extreme Vs adds these, usable only when the player is in Extreme Burst Mode. Examples include the 00 Gundam's Raiser Sword and Strike Freedom's METEOR Full Burst. Only a part of the units then have EX Burst Attacks. By Full Boost however, ALL units are given each an EX Burst Attack.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a65288e2	type	Ascended Extra
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a65288e2	comment	Ascended Extra/Demoted to Extra: Zig-zags between these two tropes, as machines go from playable in one game to assists in another (and occasionally vanishing entirely). A prime example is the Legend Gundam, which was playable in Alliance vs. ZAFT 2, vanished in Gundam vs. Gundam, returned in Next Plus as Destiny's Assist Character, then an enemy-only character in Extreme Vs. and Full Boost, and finally returning to fully playable in Maxi Boost. In addition to this, several female characters like Elpeo Ple and Cecily Fairchild suffered demotion between Next Plus and Extreme Vs., going from playable to being support characters. While Ple would eventually return to the playable roster in Maxi Boost, Cecily remains an NPC in the mainline games, only managing playable status in GVS Many NPC assists, grunt units in general, made the jump to playable roles in the transition to Gundam Versus such as the ReZEL (Unicorn's assist), GM Cannon II (GP-01's assist) as well as 00 Graham Aker's Custom Flag. Both Eins and Zwei also received their own slots, allowing for the whole Trinity to fight as a team.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a7f4710f	type	Mood Dissonance
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_a7f4710f	comment	Mood Dissonance: Depending on who the enemy is or what particular scene a boss battle is based on, it can be a bit jarring at times to hear the triumphant victory chime.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_abad35b4	type	Soundtrack Dissonance
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_abad35b4	comment	Soundtrack Dissonance: The theme for Gundam 0080 is the cheerful, upbeat "Reach Out to the Sky Someday", which doesn't quite fit the pitched battles going on around it. Then again, considering this is Gundam 0080 we're talking about here, it may be an Invoked Trope. Through Lyrical Dissonance (or just plain not knowing Japanese), the usual theme that plays while fighting in Jaburo, "Soldiers of Sorrow", is this.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_abfb19ba	type	Fire, Ice, Lightning
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_abfb19ba	comment	Fire, Ice, Lightning: Extreme Gundam's armor phases are in this trope. And its order of sortie even arranged perfectly as the trope in Trial Mission Mode's Final Mission. Full Boost added the wind-elemental Mystic Phase.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_af3ea0e3	type	Faceâ€“Heel Turn
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_af3ea0e3	comment	Faceâ€“Heel Turn and Heelâ€“Face Turn: Can happen in Universal Century Mode and P.L.U.S. Mode, depending on several factors. Rather prominently, Gundam vs Zeta Gundam has routes where the three main characters each end up with the Titans for various reasons. For Amuro, he and Lalah defected from the war and both ending up working willingly for the Newtype Labs. For Kamille, his parents were killed by the AEUG's attack on Green Noah, leading him to join the Titans for revenge. For Quattro, his story is an extension of the Project Zeta storyline, and he defects to the Titans after causing Garma's death as per the original series.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_af8974a3	type	Breakable Weapons
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_af8974a3	comment	Breakable Weapons: In the UC games and the original Gundam Vs Gundam, shields only block damage if an attack happens to hit them, and can be destroyed if they take enough damage. If the shield has a weapon or special function linked to it, that disappears too. The Gundam X and Gyan suffer the worst from this, as their shields house important weapons (the former's beam rifle and the latter's missile and bomb launchers). Losing the shields reduces them to just melee (and, in the GX's case, vulcans). The Gundam and ZZ can benefit from this, as losing their shields gives them access to Dual Wielding saber attacks. Some weapons are "breakable" in the sense that, when they run out of ammunition, the MS discards them and swaps over to another. The Gouf Custom does this, jettisoning the Gatling shield in favor of the much weaker 3-barrel machine gun, while the Turn X (in Next Plus) starts with its beam rifle, swaps out for its bazooka, and then fires beams from its right hand. In Versus, Garret Schmitzer's Zaku I from Zeonic Front has this as its modus operandi. It starts off with the MMP-80 machine gun and the Dom's raketen bazooka, but once they run out of ammunition it ditches them for the Zaku I's standard 105mm machine gun and bazooka, which have lower damage and ammo. It also has a special attack where it performs a shield charge then attacks with a Gouf's heat saber; the shield has its own health bar and once broken, the attack changes to a simple shoulder tackle without the auto-guard properties. When Gundam Harute runs out of GN Missiles in its transformed mode, the next attack for that command means Harute will purge its GN Missile container to detonate it with a huge explosion, swapping the missiles with GN Cannons from its wings that fire diagonally.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b032e4ed	type	Ms. Fanservice
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b032e4ed	comment	Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost's addition of Extreme Ignis Rephaser pilot Sthesia Awar Nono is also one.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b0ad6a1e	type	Wrestler in All of Us
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b0ad6a1e	comment	Wrestler in All of Us: Several MS have throws among their melee strings (God gets a back drop, Spiegel and Astray Gold Frame Amatsu get the ninja staple Izuna drop, and Epyon gets a Bird Mode Spinning Piledriver), but the championship belt goes to Judau's ZZ Gundam, which uses grapples and throws almost exclusively. Full Boost adds one more unit to this trope: Leos' Extreme Gundam Xenon Phase. One of his moves copies God Gundam's grapple and Heat End.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b116ac06	type	Weapon of Mass Destruction
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b116ac06	comment	Weapon of Mass Destruction: Gundam vs Gundam replaced Awakenings with G-Crossovers, powerful attacks that covered a large portion of the arena in the fashion of MAP Attacks from Super Robot Wars. The list ranges from GENESIS firing into the battlefield to Peacemillion flying by. Because they caused slowdown and didn't suit the pace of the game, these were removed in the sequel.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b2cdd776	type	Bottomless Magazines
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b2cdd776	comment	Bottomless Magazines: Averted in the traditional sense, but MS that reload their guns manually like the Zeta and Unicorn Gundams never run out of magazines/e-pacs. Played straight by the Hyperion Gundam when it activates its N-Jammer Canceller, giving its beam SMG infinite shots until time runs out.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b3eecaae	type	Colony Drop
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_b3eecaae	comment	Colony Drop: The Mobile Suit Gundam cast's G-Crossover attack. In Extreme Vs. Full Boost, Sazabi's Burst Attack involves dropping a miniature Axis on the map.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_bc331dff	type	Capcom Sequel Stagnation
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_bc331dff	comment	Capcom Sequel Stagnation: Extreme Vs. got three expansions (Full Boost, Maxi Boost, and Maxi Boost ON) before Extreme Vs. 2 came along. Ironically, ExVs was developed after the franchise moved from Capcom to Bandai Namco.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_bd5a03ea	type	Orgasmic Combat
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_bd5a03ea	comment	Orgasmic Combat: Tiffa from Gundam X spouts some rather naughty lines in the Gundam DX, complete with orgasm scream when DX dies during the final blow. Just use the DX in Arcade and you will know why. Luckily averted starting with Extreme VS, where Tiffa only says "No!" when defeated (Alongside Garrod going "Tiffa, TIFFA!!!" and also a defeat groan from him). Then Extreme Vs. Maxi Boost gives us Sthesia Awar Nono, another form of the original Sthesia (the operator we all came to know since Full Boost), who pilots the Extreme Ignis Rephaser; and also spouts rather naughty lines. Also, her EX Awakening portrait rather shows that she ''enjoys'' the battle a little too much.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_beac3bec	type	Last Chance Hit Point
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_beac3bec	comment	Last Chance Hit Point: The Revive Awakening from the UC games lets you stave off death, but costs a limb (and any weapons or abilities tied to it) in return. The crossover games give a similar ability to units which kept fighting in spite of damage in their home series; examples include the Zeong's head detaching, Exia turning into the Repair version, or the Zaku Amazing being reduced to the Amazing Booster backpack.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_bebf0356	type	Mission Control
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_bebf0356	comment	Extreme Vs Maxi Boost adds more features to the Mission Control characters by allowing them to interact with you while you are in the game.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c0ccf45c	type	Metagame
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c0ccf45c	comment	Metagame: Most 2v2 setup from Gundam vs Gundam onward involves separating players into "front" (usually played with Mighty Glacier or melee-heavy units) and "rear" (usually played by shooty units or Fragile Speedster) role. Some units are very much capable of tying up enemy players so that their partner are free to roam around and flank. There are also matters of area-of-effect attacks and unit cost balance between you and your partner (How much can you die, what role you should be in considering the cost, when to play passively before your Battle Gauge runs out) to be considered in competitive play.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c25c7890	type	Fun with Acronyms
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c25c7890	comment	Fun with Acronyms: Extreme Gundam Type II Vs. — officially it stands for Valiant Surface, but it's obviously a nod to the title "Gundam Vs. Series".
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	type	Scoring Points
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c64bdacd	comment	Scoring Points: The Universal Century games were notoriously strict with their scoring system, due to ranking Accuracy and Evasion. The Cosmic Era games lightened things by restricting the score to number of enemies shot down, damage taken, and time remaining. Scoring high enough in any game in the series earns Nintendo Hard bonus stages.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c69ae9b2	type	Self-Destruct Mechanism
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c69ae9b2	comment	Self-Destruct Mechanism: In Alliance vs ZAFT II Plus' P.L.U.S. Mode, an AI-controlled Athrun can attempt to perform the Aegis Gundam's self destruct grapple from the famous deathmatch between himself and Kira. In Gundam vs Gundam, the player can perform the move on command. And of course, Wing Zero self destructs as part of its Defeat Pose. Extreme Vs and its sequel Full Boost adds in more, like Zaku III-Kai's self destruct grapple and Zudah's kamikaze charge (albeit not so mucha deliberate mechanism as the Zudah overclocking and breaking apart violently.) Played for Laughs with the GN-X III's self-destruct maneuver: it's piloted by "The Immortal" Patrick Colasour, so it survives with a single hit point.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: Several attacks from Street Fighter snuck their way into the game, including the Shoryuken, Spinning Piledriver, and Spinning Bird Kick. Since Capcom made this series, this should come as no surprise. Interestingly, God Gundam has a nod to SNK, as one of its melee combo strings ends with Dragon Punches thrown with alternating arms, like Yuri Sakazaki's Yuri Chou Reppa.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_ce104b8e	comment	Serial Escalation: Gundam Versus has a big example of this, adding in a new gameplay mode with three-on-three battles (as opposed to the franchise's trademark two-on-two battles). Another mode being added is a "Boss Hunter" mode, where six allied players take on a much more highly durable boss than in previous installments.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_d243518d	comment	In Spite of a Nail: The outcome of this storyline is the Federation rebelling against Zeon during the Zeta era, which is literally just the original Gundam series' events played out with more powerful MS.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_d24b61a8	comment	Patchwork Map: Gundam Vs. Gundam, emphasizing its Crisis Crossover nature, gave each series a map that was thrown together from random locations and plot elements. Gundam Wing gets off relatively light, its map being the Sanc Kingdom with Libra visible in the sky; meanwhile, G Gundam gets a map that throws together landmarks from all over the world on a Floating Island colony surrounded by beam ringposts.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_d24ed873	comment	Developer's Foresight: Unlike the other Celestial Being Gundams, the 00 Gundam Seven Swords/G doesn't activate Trans-Am during its EX Burst (unless it uses the sniper shot Burst Attack). This is a nod to the source material, where the Seven Swords/G can only maintain Trans-Am for 0.03 seconds due to the instability between the two GN Drives — which was the exact reason the 0-Raiser was created in the TV series.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_d6f284a3	comment	Anti-Frustration Features: In the UC games, the lock-on cursor will go from red to blue to indicate that a target has moved out of range and turns from red to yellow to indicate that a target has invincibility frames (usually from getting knocked down or going out of bounds) and can't be damaged.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_d95ac06e	comment	Original Generation: As mentioned under Dualvertisement, Extreme VS draws from the manga Gundam EXA for new characters. The final boss is evolution-obsessed EX- and his Extreme Gundam. Extreme VS Full Boost adds protagonist Leos Arroi and his own custom Extreme Gundam, as well as his partner Sthesia Awar as Mission Control. And at Maxi Boost ON, has Sthesia pilot her own Extreme Gundam Excellia Phase.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_db39ccfd	comment	Battle Couple: Official Couples Allelujah and Marie co-pilot the Gundam Harute and Garrod and Tifa co-pilot the Gundam X, X Divider, and Double X.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_db6230b7	comment	Following the Maxi Boost ON update introduced Dystophia Phase's core unit Extreme Gundam Mk. II AXE who is this up to eleven. Imagine the Lightning Bruiser and Beam Spam style of Boss-version Strike Freedom from NEXT along with Tachyon Phase and then gets really dangerous on low health with his major usage of MOONLIGHT BUTTERFLY Psycho Crusher style!
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_dba1f5b5	comment	Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny: Allowing the players to recreate long-debated battles such as Amuro Ray vs Heero Yuy is one of the big draws for the series.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_dbfd6b8	type	Lyrical Dissonance
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_dbfd6b8	comment	Through Lyrical Dissonance (or just plain not knowing Japanese), the usual theme that plays while fighting in Jaburo, "Soldiers of Sorrow", is this.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_e4965307	comment	Composite Character: A couple of the machines in Extreme Vs. combine elements of past incarnations; for example, Next Plus had both versions of Wing Zero as separate characters; ExVs combines their best aspects into a single character. When the TV Wing Zero was re-introduced in Full Boost, it was given an entirely new moveset. Extreme Gundam and its Leos counterpart can be considered these as the units weapons packs are based on recurring Gundam archetypes. Taken up a notch in Maxi Boost with the Valiant Surface which combines and refines all of the aspects and weaponry of Leos' Extreme into a single perfect unit. Maxi Boost ON has Sthesia's Extreme Excellia Phase which has all the aspects of long-ranged Mobile Suits in the franchise, with a "digital magic" added feel for her gimmicks. (As she and her Gundam all were from data, that is.)
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_e5d37e0f	comment	Divergent Character Evolution: Next Plus introduced both the TV and movie versions of Wing Zero; the Endless Waltz version is slightly more melee-focused. This was inverted when the TV version was brought back in Extreme Vs. Full Boost and is much more melee-focused while the Endless Waltz version gained a buff in its ranged attacks. This was later expanded on later in the series as "clone" variants like Heine's Custom Destiny, Haman's Acguy, and Ple and Ple Two's Qubeleys sharing basic concepts with their base unit but having different attacks. Even earlier than that, the Alliance vs. ZAFT games had clone suits like the Heine's orange custom Gouf Ignited and Yzak's custom white Gouf Ignited having completely different melee kits outside their whip.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_e69e12b2	comment	In Full Boost Hambrabi can call in the two other Hambrabis and assist him in attacks. Also, the now-2000-cost Kapool features the tag team of Corin Nander and Sochie, with Miashei as assist. There are several moves that feature the three Kapools doing a Combination Attack.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_ee30ce4b	type	Popularity Power
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_ee30ce4b	comment	Popularity Power: All over the place. The most popular shows get the most MS (First Gundam and Wing each have seven in NEXT Plus), while popular characters get all or most of their MS, like Charnote gets his Zaku, Zeong, Hyaku-Shiki and Sazabi in NEXT Plus and Kiranote gets the Strike, Freedom, and S-Freedom, and even things like the Acguy, which was a complete and total joke in the original series, gets a loving treatment because fans adore the Ugly Cute little bugger. There's also what might be called Shilling Power, as Mobile Suit Gundam 00 and Mobile Suit Gundam Unicorn, the shows Sunrise is really trying to push at the moment, get a lot of attention. In Extreme Vs., 00 gets eight MSnote 00-Raiser, Cherudim, Susanoo, Exia, 00-Qan[T], and Raphael, with Dynames joining in the home version and Arche being DLC, and all four Unicorn MS (Unicorn, Kshatriya, Sinanju, and Delta Plus) get Super Moves, making it the only series that can make that claim. Not to mention that both series get three operators apiece, including some questionable choices like Nena and Micott. Maxi Boost takes things to the point of absurdity, with no less than six different mobile suits piloted by Setsuna F. Seiei — the Exia and 00 Gundam/Raiser from the Gundam 00 TV series, 00-Qan[T] from the movie, and Avalanche Exia, 00 Gundam Seven Swords, and 00 Qan[T] Full Saber from the 00V line. A more literal expression from Extreme Vs., where Bandai-Namco held special events to determine what would be added to the game first. The first event was Deathscythe Hell and Relena versus Crossbone X2 Kai and Cecily (Winner: The Wing cast), the second was Ghiren Zabi versus Lacus Clyne (Winner: Gihren), and the third and final pitted Crossbone Full Cloth against Raphael Gundam (Winner: Full Cloth). Of course, everything ended up being in the game after all, the winners just got in a week or two earlier than the losers. Then Full Boost continues such events. The first event was Hambrabi versus Gundam Mk-II (Winner: Hambrabi). The Gundam Mk-II that lost the poll in the process is then contested in the second event, where it's to battle Gundam X-Divider (Winner: Gundam X-Divider). The third was Crossbone X-3 versus Gerbera Tetra (Winner: Crossbone X-3). As EXVS did, the winners are unlocked weeks to a month earlier than the losing ones.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_ee7a60e9	comment	One-Steve Limit: Gundam vs. Gundam mostly had this in effect, but then Next Plus introduced the Titans' Gundam Mk-II and all three of the Qubeleys. Maxi Boost goes a step beyond, introducing the Gundam + G-Mechanote Namely, the G-Armor fighter plane which Tomino gladly removed in the movie trilogy, Avalanche Exianote A variation equipped with high mobility armor, and Perfect Strike Gundamnote From the HD remaster of Gundam SEED, as well as making the basic ZZ Gundam and the Full Armor version separate charactersnote In past games, the Full Armor ZZ would lose the armor if it used its hyper-mega launcher + missiles attack. After Extreme Vs. Full Boost featured mostly DLC that was simply the same MS but with a new pilot, this trope is played a bit straighter in Gundam Versus. Distinct units like the AEUG and Titans Gundam Mk-II are kept in, but Elle's version is no longer playable. Instead, Elle is an alternate pilot for the AEUG Mk-II. Other Mobile Suits have this to an extend to cut down on number of clones.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_ef43c232	type	Downloadable Content
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_ef43c232	comment	Downloadable Content: Extreme Vs. has Zeong, Blue Destiny 1, The-O, Gottrlatan, Freedom Gundam and Arche Gundam. To coincide with The Best re-release of the game, both the Xi Gundam from Hathaway's Flash and the GP03 Dendrobium Stamen from Stardust Memory were released (both being Y500 apiece like the 1st 6), alongside a DLC pack which has the 1st 6 DLC in one bundle for Y2000. Later, the Arios + GN Archer, Strike Noir, Zaku III, and Astray Gold Frame were also added. The first press run of the game included a code to unlock the Hi-Nu Gundam; it was later made available as free DLC (everything else is Y500 a unit). The same thing is going to happen with EX-S Gundam at Full Boost, except you can only get EX-S with new copies and cannot be found on the PlayStation Store. Full Boost also got its own selection of new characters; the first announced, as Day 1 DLC, were Johnny Ridden's High Mobility Zaku from MSV, and Lacus Clyne in the Infinite Justice from SEED Destiny. Many of the first units release though were "clones" of already existing units with a different pilot (Quatre in the Wing Zero, Kamille in the black Titans Gundam Mk-II, Lunamaria in the Impulse, etc), and very few actually new Mobile Suits, most being official palette swaps of existing units like Andrew Waltzfeld's Gaia Gundam and Gato's Gelgoog. It woyld eventually get full-fledged DLC in the Summer of 2014, when four units from Maxi Boost (the Re-GZ, Banshee Norn, Altron Gundam, and Strike Rouge Ootori) were ported over, along with two move-swaps (the Gundam X and Astray Gold Frame Amatsu Mina). Then in late May 2015 it followed the tradition of its predecessor and got a new batch of DLC to tie in with the release of the best-seller version: The first batch included Char's Zaku II, the Full Armor Unicorn Gundam, Gundam Sandrock Kai (TV Version) and Avalanche Exia. The second had the Penelope, Nobel Gundam, Blitz Gundam, and Harute Gundam, and the third had the Perfect Gundam, Tallgeese II, 00 Gundam Seven Swords/G and Astray Red Dragon. Gundam Versus brings back the Gundam Virtue, the God and Master Gundams and the Baund Doc, while bringing in the debuts of the Alvaaron, Gundam Barbatos Lupus, Gundam Gusion Rebake, Pale Rider, Gundam Pixy, Perfect Strike Gundam, Buster Gundam, Raider Gundam, Aegis Gundam, Nightingale, Phantom Gundam, Farsia, Atlas Gundam, Garrett's Zaku I, Mudrock, GM Sniper II and the Build Strike Gundam Full Package. Preorders for the game also got players the Hot Scramble Gundam and the Virtue. Early purchases and pre-orders of Maxi Boost ONs PS4 port got everyone the Barbatos Lupus Rex as a bonus. It was eventually released as paid DLC.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_f0089082	comment	Early-Bird Cameo: Banagher Links with the Unicorn Gundam and Marida Cruz with the Kshatriya appeared in Gundam vs Gundam NEXT before the actual Gundam Unicorn anime.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_f018c5cf	comment	Offhand Backhand: The original Gundam and the Hyaku-Shiki perform a gun-based version of this if you fire their beam rifles at an enemy behind you. In Extreme Vs Full Boost, several more are introduced that perform a similar function as this, such as Rebornsnote It fires its GN Large Fin Fang instead of its Buster Rifle when shooting targets behind it and Rozen Zulunote One of its INCOM arms will detach and fire to the enemy behind it.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_f0b0185e	comment	Boss Fight: Sometimes a stage's goal will be to take out one specific character. Gundam Vs Gundam always have Devil Gundam as the Final Boss of which ever route in the game. Gundam vs Gundam NEXT adds in full-on boss battles usually with mobile armors, including the Elmeth, Apsaras III, Gundam GP03 Orchis, Psyco Gundam, Quin Mantha, Alpha Azieru, Rafflesia, Zanneck, WaDom, and Strike Freedom with METEOR. Extreme Vs brings in the Regnant and Extreme Gundam, which currently has Carnage Phase, Tachion Phase & Ignis Phase forms. The home version adds the Zakrello, Big-Rang, Apsaras II, Divinidad, Adrastea, Destroy Gundam, Psycho Gundam Mk-II and GN Arms Type-D. Full Boost adds more, such as the Shamblo, Big Zam, and the fourth Phase of Extreme Gundam, the Mystic Phase. Maxi Boost added even more bosses, such as the Infinite Justice Gundam with METEOR along with Strike Feedom Gundam with METEOR returning from NEXT, Vagan Gear Sid, the Dendrobium Orchis, the fifth MA-like phase of Extreme Gundam the Dystophia Phase, and phases of the new Extreme Gundam R: Tachyon, Carnage, Ignis, and Mystic Rephasers. Maxi Boost ON adds one boss coming out of the Extreme Gundam Dystopia Phase being the evil upgrade Extreme Gundam Mk. II AXE. Gundam Versus has a few of these, but Trial 10 allows you to fight the Alvaaron in its Alvatore MA mode, which you can bring down to the core MS. It's also a DLC for the game too, and you can even hop in the Alvatore for a brief bit! Extreme Vs. 2 adds Graze Ein as a boss character in the arcade mode. Whether Graze Ein will be playable is up for debate since his boss moves do fit with the gameplay and could possibly be used for his movesets. And if he becomes playable, he can fit well into the larger Mobile Suit category with characters like Char's Nightingale and EX-S Gundam. When you play in 99 routes though, you face off against the Gundam Galvaria in either of the three armor packs like the Extreme Gundam and its R counterpart. The Carnage equivalent being the B34MER, the Tachyon equivalent being the H4ND3R, and the Ignis equivalent being the W45P3R. XBoost adds the Psycho GM from the GM's Counterattack which fights similar to both Psycho Gundam units of past games its based on and the G-Rach.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_f13a0451	comment	Suicide Attack: In Next Plus, Aegis Gundam can grapple an enemy and self-destruct. In Extreme Vs., the Zudah can ram an opponent while in Overboost Modenote making matters worse, it self-destructs whether or not you connect with the attack. In the same game's Trial Mission Mode, the GM (Gundam IGLOO version) and Gaga also do this; there's even a mission where you fight nothing but suicide-happy Zudahs, GMs, and Gagas, with the ultimate goal of just surviving. In Extreme Vs., both of Graham Aker's MS (the Susanoo and Brave Commander Test Type) have a Seppuku attack where they spin around and stab themselves through the "gut" with their blades. It does incredible damage if it hits, while Graham's machine suffers damage and crumple-stun either way (and yes, it can kill itself this way). Subverted with Patrick Colasaur in the GN-X III: when it performs a "Suicide" attack, it survives with 1 HP, a reference to Patrick miraculously surviving just about everything in the series. Tallgeese II's Burst Attack re-creates a scene from late in Gundam Wing where Lady Une pulls a Diving Save with the Wing Gundam to push Treize out of the path of Libra's main cannon; the blast instead hits the ground, causing a large explosion.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_f3be7f62	comment	Starting from ''Gundam vs Gundam", whenever the stages don't lump in units from one series, it puts together units with related characteristics (such as CharClones, Female pilots, Main antagonists, Funnel-using MS's, etc.)
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_fb9afaab	comment	And Xi Gundam comes in to join the three, well maybe up to eleven. Why? It fires additional two Funnel Missiles every time it fires its beam rifle; it deploys six funnel missiles for its sub weapon, which will be increased by four when Minovsky Craft is activated; it fires numerous funnel missiles as its second charge shot; it fires additional six funnel missiles every time it fires its double beam cannon. And even MORE at its EX Attack.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game) / int_ff0cea73	comment	Tallgeese II's Burst Attack re-creates a scene from late in Gundam Wing where Lady Une pulls a Diving Save with the Wing Gundam to push Treize out of the path of Libra's main cannon; the blast instead hits the ground, causing a large explosion.
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Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Diagonal Cut / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dream Match Game / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Duel to the Death / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Epic Flail / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Escort Mission / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Fire, Ice, Lightning / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Golden Ending / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Goomba Springboard / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	High-Tech Hexagons / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Homing Boulders / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	"Instant Death" Radius / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Invisible Wall / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Lag Cancel / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Last Chance Hit Point / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Launcher Move / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Lethal Joke Character / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Mascot Fighter / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Mercy Invincibility / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Moveset Clone / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Nerf / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	No Campaign for the Wicked / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Offhand Backhand / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Original Generation / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Pandering to the Base / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Pass Through the Rings / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Patchwork World / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Promoted to Playable / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Ridiculous Future Sequelisation / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Secret A.I. Moves / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Seppuku / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Shoryuken / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Shows Damage / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Slap-on-the-Wrist Nuke / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Songs in the Key of Panic / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Spinning Piledriver / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Squad Controls / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stance System / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Storm of Blades / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Subsystem Damage / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Super Move Portrait Attack / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Surprisingly Improved Sequel / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Swiss-Army Hero / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Too Awesome to Use / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	True Final Boss / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Try Not to Die / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Ultimate Showdown of Ultimate Destiny / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Versus Title / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Video-Game Flamethrowers Suck / int_c63088d7
Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)	hasFeature	Weaponized Exhaust / int_c63088d7
GundamVSSeries	sameAs	Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)
gundamvsseries	sameAs	Gundam Vs Series (Video Game)

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