Niggoslav_Krawczyk 
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@Princess♠Molestia
You need to watch G Gundam, Aromored Trooper Votoms, Toriko, and JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure then. All oooooooooooooozing with manliness. So much manliness that even if you’re a female you’ll be a barafag-luvvin’ dude by the end. Chirico gets shot down and then manages to commandeer an enemy mech with just a speargun as one example. That one might be too serious-minded depending on how you feel that day, but the other three are pretty balls-out insane.
G Gundam is Gundam meets a Wu Xia tournament, with the prerequisite hilarious national stereotypes to match.
Toriko is basically original Dragon Ball with GT-level powers and a Monster Hunter backdrop. Gourmet chefs burn calories to launch special attacks and replenish by eating a fuckload with Dramatic Biting Action as insane as Death Note’s writing sequences. Every single eating scene is basically I’ll take a chip…AND EAT IT taken to DBZ-powering-up-montage levels of stupidly awesome mundane event. The MH comparison comes in because chefs rule the world now since the world’s military was powerless to battle the epic battle beasts from ‘gourmet world.’ Around capture level 60 they’re able to deflect/absorb/nullify nuclear explosives, level 25s and 30s handed the entire combined conventional arms military might of planet Earth its ass on a platter, and the most powerful ranked creature encountered so far is 190 (and there’s quite a few ‘Unmeasurables’ sprinkled throughout the series similar to the legendary birds in Pokemon being sighted by Ash in the background).
Half of them didn’t even mean to genocide humanity, their very existence in our world murderifies the local populace faster than summoning Cthulhu, such as when the Big Bang Shark moves from one feeding ground to another, living up to its name in spades. (imagine the sonic boom created by a shark the size of an aircraft carrier entering hyperspace) Amusingly the less dangerously lethal ones (a couple are even lethal ones that are pets of the best-of-the-best) are even beaten down and bonded with, Pokemon style, and gain an innate friendship bond with their owners. And the monsters themselves aren’t the only ridiculously overpowered things, no no. Some of the evil chefs are ‘wanted’ for extincting entire species …By eating them all, such as first arc baddie Zebra. Some even extincted gourmet world monsters which would be like Goku defeating Cell forever by eating all his spawn and himself as well. Oh yeah, and unlike Monster Hunter there are some plant monsters too, even the fucking corn from Gourmet World will beat your ass. They are capture-rated at 35 and took a missile bombardment without flinching.
Toshou Daimos is a decent runner-up too. Kung-fu super robot go!
@Whatevs
Yeah, I don’t like how most games with magic just use it as ‘guns without guns.’ Need moar transformation magicks at least. I want magic in games to be at least as inventive/original as physical attacks in Prototype.
You need to watch G Gundam, Aromored Trooper Votoms, Toriko, and JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure then. All oooooooooooooozing with manliness. So much manliness that even if you’re a female you’ll be a barafag-luvvin’ dude by the end. Chirico gets shot down and then manages to commandeer an enemy mech with just a speargun as one example. That one might be too serious-minded depending on how you feel that day, but the other three are pretty balls-out insane.
G Gundam is Gundam meets a Wu Xia tournament, with the prerequisite hilarious national stereotypes to match.
Toriko is basically original Dragon Ball with GT-level powers and a Monster Hunter backdrop. Gourmet chefs burn calories to launch special attacks and replenish by eating a fuckload with Dramatic Biting Action as insane as Death Note’s writing sequences. Every single eating scene is basically I’ll take a chip…AND EAT IT taken to DBZ-powering-up-montage levels of stupidly awesome mundane event. The MH comparison comes in because chefs rule the world now since the world’s military was powerless to battle the epic battle beasts from ‘gourmet world.’ Around capture level 60 they’re able to deflect/absorb/nullify nuclear explosives, level 25s and 30s handed the entire combined conventional arms military might of planet Earth its ass on a platter, and the most powerful ranked creature encountered so far is 190 (and there’s quite a few ‘Unmeasurables’ sprinkled throughout the series similar to the legendary birds in Pokemon being sighted by Ash in the background).
Half of them didn’t even mean to genocide humanity, their very existence in our world murderifies the local populace faster than summoning Cthulhu, such as when the Big Bang Shark moves from one feeding ground to another, living up to its name in spades. (imagine the sonic boom created by a shark the size of an aircraft carrier entering hyperspace) Amusingly the less dangerously lethal ones (a couple are even lethal ones that are pets of the best-of-the-best) are even beaten down and bonded with, Pokemon style, and gain an innate friendship bond with their owners. And the monsters themselves aren’t the only ridiculously overpowered things, no no. Some of the evil chefs are ‘wanted’ for extincting entire species …By eating them all, such as first arc baddie Zebra. Some even extincted gourmet world monsters which would be like Goku defeating Cell forever by eating all his spawn and himself as well. Oh yeah, and unlike Monster Hunter there are some plant monsters too, even the fucking corn from Gourmet World will beat your ass. They are capture-rated at 35 and took a missile bombardment without flinching.
Toshou Daimos is a decent runner-up too. Kung-fu super robot go!
@Whatevs
Yeah, I don’t like how most games with magic just use it as ‘guns without guns.’ Need moar transformation magicks at least. I want magic in games to be at least as inventive/original as physical attacks in Prototype.
