Hey /m/ what are some good mecha games, anime, manga, movies

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ace combat's Osea(USA) and Yuktobania(RU) are ones that come to mind. I miss strangereal.

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>>13828070
which games would you recommend to get into the series?

>>13828260
Play 04, then 05, then Zero buddyyou'll get this after you finish zero

>>13828070
AC0 Belka's kind of WWII Germany with a bit of WWII America thrown in?

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>>13827954

Gundam SEED and SEED Destiny have roughly analogous supernational states that reflect the trends of where they're positioned on the globe.

Some will say that the show abandons the premise too quickly to showcase it well, so peruse the series at your own discretion.

>>13827954
Getter Robo Go

>>13828308
It doesn't really even show up in the series, but more in the manga.

>>13828308
ill admit i haven't seen seed but I think 00 did a nice job holding the concept un til later on in the series.

im trying to find non Gundam stuff really, I know the Gundam and while I haven't seen Gundam SEED and SEED Destiny their easy enough for me to get into although I heard that seed/destiny wasn't the best

>>13828349
SEED does make a few points of the constituents that form its notFederation, but these don't even make the tertiary level of the show overall. It wouldn't be too far off the mark to say that 00 handles its nations far better than SEED.

And as for Destiny, its handling of the matter is so bad that it would pull down SEED's score in this regard if you put them together. Like the other anon said, it's mostly in the manga spin-offs and even then, there's not a lot of it.

Code Geass has some form of "these nations that sound like ours", so you might want to look at that too.

By and large, though, very few series that aren't games are able to keep focus on that many factions at once, so you will probably have to expend some time searching for the side materials of the series you have in mind in order to be able to see all of the aspects that they in this regard.

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>>13828814
yeah I remember watching Code Geass on AS back in the day I never did check out any of the side stuff that inevitably followed. athough I rember looking up the alternate history timeline back some time ago as I am a sucker for alternate history fiction. maybe ill check out the some of the side stuff or just give the series a watch again, it has been a hot minute since I last saw it.

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Argevollen and Buddy Complex are some shows that separated the factions decently well, you had the a typical good defending country and the big bad aggressor. Hell I thought for a few episodes the Arge was the Front mission anime we would never get but that's a seperate discussion and buddy complex focuses on character plot mostly.

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>>13827954
Gasaraki definitely has what you're looking for, since aside from Belgistan (pretty much Iraq) all the countries are real. I have to warn you it gets weird by the end, but I liked it anyways.