Mecha
Noah’s Barks pages related to the mecha genre. The mecha genre is media centered around giant robots and occasionally androids and cyborgs.
Noah’s Barks pages related to the mecha genre. The mecha genre is media centered around giant robots and occasionally androids and cyborgs.

War—what IS it good for? ‘Gundam 0080’ tackles this familiar question with hitherto unseen honesty, resulting in one of the franchise’s emotional highlights. (read more)

An exhaustive, in-depth guide for ‘Super Robot Wars J.’ (IN PROGRESS) (read more)

A source for and explanation on how to use Playtown Queen’s save editor for ‘Super Robot Wars: Alpha Gaiden.’ (read more)

General advice and tips for ‘Super Robot Wars: Alpha Gaiden’ from an expert. (read more)

An ongoing, exhaustive mech analysis and guide for ‘Super Robot Wars: Alpha Gaiden.’ (read more)

Recommended pilot and mech pairings for ‘Super Robot Wars: Original Generations,’ complete with in-depth explanations. (read more)

For all of the hemming and hawing about Neon Genesis Evangelion’s deep themes or lack thereof, the series is mainly successful for simply being a great story that’s told with finesse. (Includes Schick x Evangelion) (read more)

Everything was for ‘The End of Evangelion.’ The most exceptional and compelling attributes of ‘Neon Genesis Evangelion’ are on full display in this theatrical climax. (read more)

‘The Big O’ is an excellent post-modern, neo-noir tone piece and surreal mystery that will test the limits of how much you believe a story is about the journey and not the destination. (read more)

An action/thriller/mecha hybrid, Code Geass has been characterized as an anime with "something for everyone"—unless someone wants something truly special. (Includes "Black Rebellion") (read more)