Mecha is a genre that features large robots or machines as central characters, often used in science fiction and fantasy stories. The term comes from the Japanese word for "machine."
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Mecha is a popular genre in anime and manga, featuring giant robots controlled by human pilots.
The protagonist in the movie "Pacific Rim" pilots a mecha to defend Earth from enormous monsters.
In the video game "MechWarrior," players can customize and pilot their own mecha in intense combat missions.
Comic book series like "Iron Man" often showcase mecha-like suits that grant the characters superhuman abilities.
Some companies are currently developing real-life mecha prototypes for applications like construction, rescue missions, or entertainment.
The animated TV show "Gundam" showcases various mecha models with unique abilities and designs.
The term "mecha" is derived from the word "mechanical," emphasizing the robotic and technological nature of these machines.
Mecha toys and figures are highly collectible among fans of the genre, often featuring intricate details and articulation.
The film "Robot Jox" explores a future where international conflicts are settled through battles between giant mechas representing different nations.
In the series "Neon Genesis Evangelion," mechas called Evangelions play a crucial role in fighting mysterious beings known as Angels.
After numerous botched attempts they did the smart thing and hired From Software to helm a series of mecha games called Another Century's Episode. (mechadamashii.com)
I'm usually not a fan of Mecha games. (cliqist.com)
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